St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-04

Miss Warner, Of Erie. who has been visit
to her home.
CITY, who were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
Lowering, OF 49, Laurel avenue, have re-
turned home.
Mr.: and Mrs. Peter A. Schaub, formerly of
rarrlngton Place, have taken apartments at
Mrs: MIG. Brown and daughter. who have
turned.
Mrs: James II. Chestnut, of MINNEAPOLIS.
Is visiting Mrs. W. F. Macmillan, of Grove
Irueman Ingersoll has returned fro m an
Park.
Miss Kittie Garvey and Miss Lille Allie
East. Ao
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. B. Hills have come up
term.
Eugene Lovejoy returned SATURDAY.. after
Wis.
George Peabody left Thursday for Chicago
"iler a weeks visit with friends in this city.
Cnaries d: Thompson has gone away for a
vacation which will occupy about two weeks,
Judge Chandler left on Monday for a vaca-
uon trip. He will be away about two weeks.
Mrs. Munford. of Chicago, spent q few
oays IN the city the past week with friends.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Blythe Scott have re-
turned nome from a visit to Nashville.
Mr.. ROLAND, who has been visiting relatives
III this city, has returned to his home.
Prof. Richard W. Middleton has returned
from a three weeks visit in the East.
MRS \; E. Darlington. OF Ashland, is the
guest OF her SOL, richard Darlington.
mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Clifford returned
wednesday from a trip to Kentucky.
Tho Ancc-c
L. ). C~hIttenden, of Wilkin street.
Mrs. Morton Barrows has returned home
from a visit to Cooperslown, n. Y.
Mrs. Cornelius Brinckerhoff will leave on
Wednesday for a visit in Superior.
LIB Greening. after an absence of nearly
TWO months. is again in the city.
Hon. Thomas F. Wilson, of Winona. spent
a few days here the past week.
Mrs. Henry P. Upham and family have
como home from the seashore.
MISS Marta w. Davidson has gone to Chi
cago to reside permanently.
Maj John Espy and family returned Fri.
Jay from White Bear lake.
George W. Bull and wife have been in Du-
luth spending a few days.
Miss Danger is visiting Miss Bertha Con.
slams, of Summit avenue.
Mrs. Ekman and Miss Ekman have re-
turned from a visit East.
Mrs. kalman and family have arrived home
a1ter a long visit abroad.
Sidney Farwell has returned after a sborr
absence from the city.
Mrs. Adam Morley has returned from q
trip through the East.
Fred Sutmar has returned after a nleassnt
vacation at the lakes.
Mrs. r. w. Mathews and little girls left last
week for a visit East.
MIS- NJ. T.: Brown and Miss Brown are
John F. Baker has gone to New YORK; for
two or three weeks.
Sidney Collins has returned from n trim
through the East. "p
The Merriam family will return from their
farm Monday. "
Robert Rantoul has gone to Chicago for a
few days. " "
Miss Newport goes to New York next
week. ~
George Otis, of Summit avenue. is ont
West. w.
East. ioH1 'ho
rev NJ. u. Edwards is travelling in Europe.
MISS James has returned from Detroit.
5 $ S
81. Paul will lose one or its greatest favor
ties from society in the departure from The
vity o. mrs. a. II; Minslow aud Miss Maud
Mlnsi9W. Miss Wiuslow is one of last sea-
son S deDutantes, and 4 great favorite with
All. Ihey VIII so TO Superior before long ia
reside, II win be mis- ed very greatly from
the social circle. ~
among The guests at the Aberdeen this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Won Schoon-
noven, OF Buffalo; Mrs. and Miss Smith, of
New ORE. Il Mr.. and Mrs. f.. D. Potter,
MISS Potter ana r.. I. Potter. of Toledo. who
are doing the Northwestern country.
MRS. II; P. Hall and daughters have been at
tne WINDSOR since the closing of Hotel Lafuv.
ette. and will leave here in a few DAYS to ioin
while at Evanston. 49, VI q
MISS Minnie Cass, of Summit avenue is
visiting Miss Nellie Shealy at Madison, WIS,
Mrs. o; II. Sproule, Miss Essie S. and Mas
ter frank Sproule, who have been VISITING