St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-26
THE SOCIAL DOMAIN.

present at the meeting a large number
of the club members of both sexes, and
the idea was well received and very
fully discussed before the meeting
closed. At the next meeting an effort
will be made to secure the attendance
of the entire membership, num-
bering nearly 200, when the
M matter will be put to a vote.
Therd are number of young
have shown up very creditably in anna
teur performances in the past, among
them being the Misses Wurst, Miss
Lillian White. Miss May Fry, Miss Julia
Walker and Miss Lizzie Stow. OF the
gentlmen Messrs. Campbell, McCor-
mick, Mum, Moore, Gooding and Bush
nell are somewhat gifted amateur act
OrS.
Mrs. W, L. Babcock. of West Seventh
street. gave a driving party Sunday
evening, in which ten persons, inciud-
ing the hostess. participated. Supper
was served at the residence at $50,
after which drive to Fort Smelling on
a blackboard wagon was INDUCED in.
The return route was by way Of Mime
haha and Minneapolis. where visit
was paid some friends of Mrs. Babcock.
The party arrived home about 10 o. CLOCK,
having spent very pleasant evening.
Il
The reception and concert given last
evening at Cretin hall for the benefit of
orphans, proved a most successful event
in every way. An excellent musical
programme was given in connection
with the event, and the attendance was
as large as any one could desire. A
hAn6cnml naffaA for thn 70
therleSS and motherleSS.
Il
The numerous friends Of George
Holmes, of the Holmes Fuel and Sup
ply company, will regret to hear of his
death, which occurred yesterday at
noon. Mr.. Holmes had been ill for
some weeks with typhoid fever, but it
was confidently expected that he would
recover until few days ago, relapse
occurred which resulted in his death.
The deceased was young man only
twenty-Seven years of age, and very
popular. The remains were shipped to
Cobourg, Canada. on the 1:30 train last
night.
i
An executive meeting of local musi-
clans will be held at 20 East Seventh
street this afternoon for the puspose of
adopting constitution and bylaws
projecting an organization of ST. Paul
musicians. About fifty have signifed
their intention of joining the society,and
suit in giving to st. Paul players such
protection as they need.
Il
Howard Estes, head clerk at the,
Windsor hotel, writes from Montreal
tina he is having more fun than men,
agerie of monkeys. He is quartered at
the Windsor hotel. Montreal, and re-
marks incidentally that he may buy the
place and bring it home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Daily arrived
home from San Francisco Yesterday
after having been absent from st. Paul
for five months. They started for home
from the coast two months ago, and
when near Cresco, Cal, were caught in
railway wreck, Mrs. Daily being pros
trated by the shock. She has since
been stopping in San Diego, and was
only last week thought well enough to
continue her journey.
Miss Matte Linderech, of Concord
street, left last evening in company
with her. brother, e. r. Linderecn, to
visit friends and relatives in Pueblo,
Col. They will be absent from home
during the entire winter.
Rev. o. F. Patton, who has been in st.
Paul for the past week, was summoned
home yesterday by telegram announc-
ing the sudden death of his youngest
daughter. He resides in Verndale. Mich.
Hon. Jacob Shell, of Somerset, Pa,
who visiting John j. and A. T. Ankeny,
of Minneapolis. spent yesterday in look
ing around st. Paul, and admiring the
evidences of thrift and progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Turner who
were the guests last week of MIR. and
Mrs. Watson, OF st. Anthony avenue,
left for Seattle last evening.
Miss Mabel Hope, of Topeka, Kan. is
visiting friends on Summit avenue, and
will remain in st. Paul for the winter.
Miss Bessie Bates. of Hudson, Wis,
is the guest of Mrs. Philip Hull, of East
Ninth street, this week.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Russell, of Dayton avenue.
will have as her guest this week Miss
Smith, of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. of Rochester,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lowther, of
lglehart street.
MI. and Mrs. S. C. Walworth, of
Bates avenue, returned yesterday from
West Superior.
Miss Dora Blocker, of Eureka. Kan,
is staying with Mrs. Lauhrop Wells, of
Acker street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dean are ex-
pected to arrive home from Baltimore
tomorrow.
Miss Alice Schumacher, of Warren
dale, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
De C0ster.
Miss Carrie Styles, of West Seventh,
is entertaining Miss Minnie Carter, of
Red Wing.
Messrs. P. Il. Horton and Dulton Lane
left yesterday to hunt in South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Sterling, of
Huron, Dak.. left for home yesterday.
Miss Annie Lyons, of East Tenth
street, is visiting friends in Daluth.
Miss Effie Dane. of Omaha, is visiting
the Misses Grover, of Pine street.
Miss Florence Mcdowell returns to.
her home in st. Joseph to-day.
Miss Blanche Dunn is away in Chi
cago Oh visit to relatives.