St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-27

young men presented him with an oxydized
silver shaving cup ana brush on his de-
parture.
j. Hall returned Monday from Chicago,
Where ne has been visiting for short time.
Mrs A E. Royesen, of Harrington avenue.
is expected home from Racine next week.
Mrs. G. G. Thorne is home after a two
months visit with relatives at Hastings.
Howard Deacon, of Philadelphia called
on st. Paul friends the first of the week
Miss McLaren, of Duluth, was the guest
during the week of Mrs. r. P. Lewis.
I. A. Mathews, who has been spending
Few days in Chicago has returned.
Dr. and Mrs Beecher have gone to the Pa
cine coast on short pleasure trip.
w. n. Armstrong aud Leslie Wann will
leave tonight for duck hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hallett Page. of New
YORK, are visiting in st. Paul.
Miss Gussie Setter. of Winona, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Z Moorhead.
Joseph Leedom and family. of Philadel-
phia, are visiting in the city.
Miss Floy Hicks has gone to Baltimore to
resume her college studies
Miss Nancy Baker has left for Miss Ora
ham S school, New York
Mrs Judge Bum. of Madison, is visiting
her son. Charles Bum.
s. NJ Cary and j. A. Wheelock have gone
on short trip abroad.
Robert Hirst spent few days during the
week in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart Moore are on a trip 10
the Pacific coast
Mrs Rice. of Portland avenue, is home
from Chicago.
6. E. Wingate. U. s. N, was in the city
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. David Day, of Duluth, are in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Wilson are home from
Chicago
Miss May Morris has returned from Du-
luth
Mrs DR.. Sawyer is home from Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway are in from the lake.
Mrs. Winter is home from Chicago.
Miss Berdina Farwel is home.
Miss Newport is in Paris.
Il
Mrs. Griggs and Miss Anna Griggs of Ia
coma. spent part of the week as the guests Of
Mrs Milton Griggs, on Laurel avenue Mrs.
Griggs IS on her way East to place Miss Anna
at Miss Paefie's school, in New York
Mrs. Spencer, of Nelson avenue, has gone
East by the way of the gleat lakes. She was
accompanied by her daughter. Miss Ernes-
tine Spencer, who will attend school at North
ampton Mass.
Among the st. Paul young women who
have matriculated at the University of Min
nesota this fail are Misses Comstock, Mari
on Craig. Alice Wemott Mabel Austin and
Lillian Moore.
Misses Gertrude Upham and Nan Baker
left last night for the East accompanied by
Mrs. Lewis Baker Miss Nan Baker will enter
school in New York and Miss Upham in
Cleveland.
Mrs. Benjamin Contal of Blair. Neb and
Mrs. 4. I. Cofman, of North Exchange
street. left Tuesday evening for a two weeks
visit with friends at Mortified.
Mrs. M. f. Kahn was at home to her many
friends We'd esday afternoon at the Metro
frnV hAsn oil Ala. .tf1l
noon of Sept. 30.
Miss Jennie Conkliu, OF Mnnkato who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs William A.
Gunther, OF East Eighth street, has returned
TO her home.
Mrs. DR.. Donald. Of Laurel avenue, is Wis
iting in Southern Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight have taken the Donald house during
her absence.
Miss Edna E. SIocum. daughter of Mrs. C.
ii. Slocum, last night started for Westmin-
ster, B. c., ON visit She wilt be absent
year.
Mrs How, of Boston. is the guest of her
son, Jared How, of the Aberdeen. Mrs How
is sister of Hon. Greenleaf Clark, of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. E, Q. Zimmerman, of East
Seventh street left last Wednesday for Chi
cago, where they. will remain about week.
The Misses Barren, of Iglehart street, are
entertaining Mrs. j. S. Wing, Miss Ida and
Master Rollins Wing, of Rochester, MINI.
Miss Jeanette Genois, who has spent the
summer in Two Harbors, has returned. az
companed by her aunt, Mrs. Lefebvre
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Krech. of Dayton avenue
will spend the winter i'll California for the
benefit of Mrs. krechs health.
Mrs Cratsenberg, of Laurel avenue, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Whitney. mas
returned from visit IN Iowa.
Miss NJ. d. Flower, NJ. D., of Newport, has
left to attend to duties at Carpenter Memorial
hospital, Bassein, BurmIh
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ramaley are expected
home next week. They will occupy apart
ments at the Aberdeen
Mrs Z. A. Chase is visiting in La Crosse
Rev. j. Schneider and Edward schneider,