St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05

adopted new constitution They also ae-
eepted proposition from A. NJ. Miller Jr.
| the new manager of the Temple theater,
offering testimonial benefit to the society,
| to be given by the Burglar company Fri-
| day evening, Oct. %.
Cards have been received here announcing
The marriage of w B. Hickox to Miss Zaydee
Bancroft Heese, Nov. 8, at the home or the
brides grandmother, l. ID Columbia Heights.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Hickox will
reside in Duluth.
Dr. and Mrs. Ringland gave q reception
| Friday night at their residence on Third
street to large number of their friends. in
nonor OF Miss Genevieve Potter, of New
YORK, who has spent the summer here.
John Henneber ry, of this city, and Miss
Hattie Seaman, of Eau Claire, were quietly
married Tuesday at the home of the bride.
MI and Mrs. Henneberry- will be at home to
! their friends in Duluth after the 9Th.
DR.. William FL. Alden has gone to Portland,
Me-. where his marriage with Miss Margaret
Agnes Wilkes will be solemnized Oct. q. DIR.
and Mrs. Alden will be at home to their
friends after Oct 10 at the Spalding.
Mrs. A. M. Miller who went to New York
| to meet her daughter. Miss Maren Miller on
her return from Europe, returned home
Tuesday. Miss Miller remained in Ogontz,
Pa, where she will attend school.
very interesting progressive whist party
was given by Mrs. Bendix at the Hotel Ar
gyle last Friday evening in honor of Miss
Lydia Evans. who will leave tomorrow for
her home in Iowa.
Mrs. Wallace Warner gave Mountain
ASH party Tuesday afternoon at her home,
| on Third street. in honor of her mother Mrs
Stewart and her aunt, Mrs Howard. of Kee-
| waunee, ILL.,
Miss Fannie Merrill of Port Arthur. who
mas been for the past month the guest of Mr.
anu Mrs. j. M .. Tn ompson, left Tuesday
Thompson
Mrs. Clinton Markell. Miss Ella Markell and
MISS Gertrude registered at the Metropolitan
81. Paul, where they stopped Tuesday on
! their way East.
| Mrs. e. c. Chapman assisted by Mrs. il.
| hilbert received a large number Of her
trends Friday afternoon between the hours
of and 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington, of ST. Paul,
spent several days of last week at Spalding
guests OF their son, w. G. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Derby have been sum-
| moned to Auburn, n. Y, by intelligence of
the illness of Mr. Derby's aged father.
Mrs. j; Kirk Persons has returned from Red
| Jacket her former home. where she spent
! two weeks with her parents
The Scottish Rose Croix INDUCED in a
banquet Thursday evening Eleven new
members were admitted
Assistant Attorney Childs, of st. Paul, was
IN the city Friday and Saturday attending to
| swamp land cases.
Charles d'Autremont the attorney and CAP
ltailst, returned last Friday from a months
| visit in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs George M Smith were among
| the visitors to the Sioux CITY corn naIace Iasi
| week.
Mrs. Elizabeth White and daughter, Miss
Allie White, will spend the winter in Califor.
MIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Myers returned Tuesday
from visit OF a weeks duration in St. Paul.
Mrs. s. l.. Selden has returned, after spend
| Ing the summer in Essex. Conn
Mrs. II. G. Inman was in Tower this week,
| the guest of MIS- John Rice
Mrs. L. M. Wilcutts, who spent last week in
Chicago, returned Tuesday.
Mrs. c. e. Bowman is in Minneapolis the
| guest of her parents.
Mrs; j. II. Triggs is in Philadelphia visiting
| friends
Mrs. T. W. Hopes has gone to PhiladeI-
phia.
Mrs. NJ. j. Forbes went to ST. Paul Tuesday.