St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-06
IN A PERSONAL WAY.


little son, Egbert, has entirely recovered from
his very serious illness in the winter.
Miss Minnie Schiffmann. of the Ich Diem
Lawn Tennis club, was awarded the ladies'
championship emblem at the club meeting
last evening. Miss Schiffman has never been
defeated.
Judge and Mrs j. L. Lusk and family, of
Day ton avenue. leave to-day to spend the
summer on the coast of Maine. Miss Ida
Lusk will commence study at Vassar this
fall
Mrs. Clara Petzinger, of Fort Wayne, Ind,
is IN the city for week visit, this being her
old home. While here she is the guest OF
Mrs. William Cook, at pa Goodrich avenue.
Hon. E. L. Larpenter of st. Paul, has been
inspecting the beauties of the city OF Little
Falls the past week, and enjoying the rural
delights of farm life i'll its near vicinity.
Hon. George B. Young and Mrs. Young and
Miss Newport have started for an outing in
Alaska. At Tacoma they will be joined by
some of the Griggses and Fosters.
Mrs. T. l.. Blood, of Central Park, who has
been at Geneva Beach, was in the city the
early part of the week. She returned to the
beach yesterday.
Messrs. John Riddle and Charles Flandrau,
of Pleasant avenue, have gone to New York,
whence they will soon sail 10 spend the sum-
mer in Russia.
Miss Lizzie Riggs and her father, Charles
Riggs, OF AL Selby avenue, have gone to
their old home, Bryan, O., to spend the
summer.
Mrs. E. R. Sanford and E. R. Sanford Jr.,
left on Thursday, by way of the lakes for
the Atlantic coast, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. DR.. Bolton, of $50 Grand avenue, is
entertaining her sister, Mrs j. P. Allen and.
Master Joseph P. Allen Jr., of Greencastle,
Ind
Miss Florence French, of 17S East Tenth
street. arrived home this morning bringing
two young lady friends of Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Robert A. Hirst, and Mrs. A. e. George,
of East Third street, have returned from an
extended trip at Colorado Springs, Col.
Mrs. ". S. Lippincott. of Philadelphia,
will spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
M. Z. Deacon, OF Ashland avenue.
Miss Julia Kuechle, who is visiting friends
on the West Side, Will leave for her home, in
Milwaukee, the first Of the week.
Gen. and Mrs, Judson W. Bishop of Mac
kubin street. have taken up their summer
residence at Spring Park.
Mrs Willard Fifield. of Maple street, and
Mrs. Fred Fifield, of Bates avenue, are visit
ing friends at New Tim.
The Misses Nora and Carrie Farquhar. of
Indianapolis, are visiting Mrs. j. r. Rossum,
at 554 Dayton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaggard, who have been visit
ing their son, E. A. Jaggard, have returned
home to Altoona Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Severance have moved
from 155 Nina avenue to their new home,
$50 Summit avenue.
Bishop E. s. Thomas. of Kansas, formerly
rector of st. Paulis church in this city, was
in st. Paul this week.
Miss Gertie Spettel, of Dayton avenue. left
Friday for Prairie III Chen to spend the va
cation with friends.
E. N Saunders and family, of St. Peter
street. are spending a week in one Of the
suburbs of ST. Paul.
Miss Mary I.angdon, of Bridgeport. Conn.,.
is visiting at the residence OF Fred Brandt.
1856 Delos street.
Messrs Herman and Lucius Oppenheim
Will sail next Wednesday for Europe on the
steamer Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 2. Goodenow of Holly
avenue, are summering at Hotel ST. Louis,
Minnetonka.
Mrs. Wilkes and daughter of Ashland ave-
nue., have gone to Geneva Beach, Minn for
few weeks.
Mrs. McAdams, of Iglehart street, is en-
tertaining Miss Ollie Maydwell, of Sacra-
mcnto Cal.
Miss Lulu Deacon has returned from
White Bear, where she has been visiting the
Misses Rice.
Mrs s. s. Wolcott, of Portland avenue, who
has been staying at Lake Minnetonka. has
returned
Mrs. Charles Allen, of Dayton avenue. has
returned after an extended stay in Calves
ton, Tex.
Mrs. s. Nj. Crothers, of Hamline, and Mis-
Lille Long are visiting friends at Brattle-
boro, Vt.
Miss Sadie Farrell, rof Goodrich avenue. is
entertaining her cousin, Miss Belle Henry, of
Duluth.
Miss Card, who has recently been the guest
of Miss Auerbach, left Thursday night for
Boston.
Mrs. E. A. Jinnings and Miss Eva Shaffner.
Of ST T,OTiS Snp0t Tuesday with ST Paul
friends.
Maj. and Mrs Jones and daughter have
gone to Wyoming, Mimi, to spend about six
weeks.
Mrs. P. A. Hunt, of Tenth street. who has
been visiting in Fargo, has returned to her
home.
Miss Margaret Merricll, of Holly avenue, is
entertaining Miss Lou Sturgis, of Mime
tonka.
Miss ST. Claire and Miss Abbott, of Chicago.
are the guests of Mrs. Schoh, of Portland av-
enue.
W. W. Weber, of McBoal street, leaves
Monday for q two weeks outing at Prior
lake.
Mrs. Moore, of Crocus hill, is entertaining
her father, DR.. C, II. Holiday, OF Carlinville,
i'll.
Mrs. w. M. Jones and daughter are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Painter at Seattle.
Mr.. A. H. Lindeke, of Summit avenue, is
| entertaining Mr.. Andrew Barr, Of New York.
Miss Bailey. of Duluth. spent the week
with Mrs. Mabel Lanpher, OF Dayton avenue.
Mrs E. G. Rogers and child, of Summit
| avenue, leave Monday for Narragansett Pier.
| Dr. John 3. Fulton has gone abroad to at
tend a great medical convention at Berlin.
Mrs. w. n. Jones and daughter, Miss Edna
| Jones. have gone to visit in Seattle, WASH
Miss Cornman, of Marshall avenue, has
| Miss Jane Mills of Troy, ILL.,, as her guest.
| DpS nf Cr Don &c II,
! the city, and will remain here till August.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Robinson. of Boston,
are the guests of Laurel avenue friends.
Miss Leavenworth, of st. Louis, is visiting
Mrs j. H. Woolsey, of Western avenue.
| Miss Maggie Reid, CT New Orleans, is spend
| ing a short vacation in the Twin Cities.
Prof. George Witbrecht. of the high school,
| is in Montana for the summer vacation.
Mrs j. O. Pattee and daughter. of Iglehart
| street. have gone East for the summer.
! Willis S. Mullen, of Louisville, is expected
| in st. Paul next week to visit friends
| Mrs Schunemau, of the Albion, is enter
tanning her sister, Miss Nellie Mayo.
| Harvey Officer and Miss Nellie Officer are
| visiting relatives i'll Portland. Or.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Curry ha We taken the
Drake cottage on Mantou isla nd.
| George Bigelow returned from his fishing
| trip i'll Wisconsin with 500 trout.
| Miss Edith Ogden, of Iglehart street, Is
home after stay at White Bear.
| Rev. Charles D. Andrews and the Misses
| Andrews will go East in August.
| Mr. and Mrs Maclaren, of Iglehart street.
are staying at White Bear lake.
Miss Eta Lewis, of University avenue, is
visiting friends at Maht0medi.
Miss Lizzie Clinch, of Lincoln avenue, left
| Wednesday for Portland, Or.
Mrs. leighton, of Washington City. is the
| guest of Mrs. Lane X. Stone.
| Dr.. Walther and family have moved into
| their cottage at Lake Elmo.
! Charles Wanzer, of West Superior, is spend
| ing few days in the city.
| Miss Rika Heinnmann and Miss Annie