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

Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb0rn will move into
their new Dayton avenue mansion the first of
next month. II Is one of the handsomest
houses in the city, in appearance of colonial
style. Doubtless it will have fine house
warming some time this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Miller and Miss
Laura Dawson returned yesterday from a
ten days visit 10 the Yellowstone Park
They had very pleasant time, barring two
snow storms and the upsetting of the stage
near FiIehole canyon.
DR.. G. L. Riggs has gone TO Washington to
attend the meeting of the neurological asso-
citation. He will sail for Europe with Mrs.
Riggs on Sept. 80 for a two months trip
abroad.
Capt. Braden. OF Company C, returned
from a visit to the West this week AL Great
Falls he met Mr.. Dodson. who formerly lived
here. The captain reports that he is married
and prospecting at Great Falls.
Mrs. Gibson and children. from Mexico. are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. j. H Murphy Mrs
Gibson was formerly Miss Callie Hoyt, of Wi
mona, and very well known in ST. Paul where
she has many friends.
Miss Maggie Castle gave a dancing party
last Saturday evening at her home on West
ern avenue. Miss Castle makes a charmin
hostess, and most enjoyable time was had
by all
Mrs. j. M. Rossell came home Tuesday
from Duluth where she went to attend the
wedding of her brother, Robert Wells. who
HldIIISu MISS MdTH DdNlS.
Mr.. and Mrs >. S. Wemott will come in
from Deflwood next week and will take a
house i'll the new block corner of DAYTON ay-
and Mackubn street.
Rev John Wright, who has been away on
his summer vacation, has returned Mrs
Wright will remain in the East for q time
owing TO i'll health
The Misses Alice and Florence Fairchild
left last evening for Colorado Springs. where
Miss Alice Fairchlld will attend the Cutler
academy.
Miss Mae O'Meara gave a most delightful
'box opera party last Tuesday evening to
number OF her friends at the Metropolitan
The family of the late d. w. Hand will re-
turn to st. Paul this winter, and will occupy
Mrs George Otis house on Summit avenue
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Hardy. of Leech
street, have as their guests Mrs. NJ j. Leni-
han aud w. f. Roche, of Lakeville, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln MacVeagh are at the
Aberdeen for the winter. Mr.. MacVeagh is
now OF the firm of E. W. Peet & Son.
Mrs. Edward James, who has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Price, re-
turned home last evening to Boston.
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles f. Lowering and
daughter have been spending the week in
Minneapolis and Lake Minnetonka
George Il. Finch and son George left the
early part of the week for the East The
latter Will attend Princeton college.
Mrs e. w. Peabody and Miss Peabody will
leave on Oct. . Tor San francisco, and expect
to pass the winter in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutcheon and Mrs Selmes
came up from the South yesterday. Mrs.
Cutcheon is improved in health
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Clark, of Syracuse,
n. Y, and Miss Gertrude Clark are visiting
Mr.. ana Mrs. Kenneth Clark
Mrs E. A. Ringwald and son, of Great
Falls, Mont, are visiting Mrs RingWaId, of
Walnut street.
Miss r. n. Morgan. Of Selby avenue, has
entered the Metropolitan College of Music
for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Won Wedelstaedt have
gone 10 ST Louis, which place will be their
future home.
Miss Mae Belle Lowering has rs.I,rned
home from pleasant visit with frieiids in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. hannah B. Sharp. of Nantucket. is
expected 10 visit her sou, Leedom sharp,
next month
Sh,pherd stone left Tuesday for Harvard,
in w1ier. '''0 'o-'
f. w. Pcoia, of the Central PRESBYTERIAN
church. left Monday evening for Butte City.
Mont As a token OF esteem. his class Of