St. Paul daily globe., 1892-03-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.

The Tacoma News of Feb. p says: Mrs.
McIver Brisbine is receiving congratulations
from friends on her appointment as tue
worlds fair press CORES pondent Tor w aSn-
ington." ,lrs. BrisElne is the daughter OF
the late James McIver, who will be renaem-
bered by old residents as the editor ef the
Utica Teie graph and brilliant newspaper
writer. His daughter has evidently inherited
cessful in literary work.
Mrs. d. L. Harhaugh and Mrs c. B. Wilson,
who have been visiting Montpelier, VI, are
visiting Miss White, of Western avenue. In
a few days they will start for Seattle. where
Mrs. Harbaugh goes TO join Mr.. Harbaugh.
A pleasant theater party attended Ala
bamai Friday evening made up of the young
people who viii take part in the SticSney-
Banning wedding which takes place next
"Wednesday evening
Miss Lawrence, of Dickinson, N. D., who
has been visiting Miss j. Bryant, of East
Winifred street, returned home last evening,
accompanied by Miss Bryant.
Mr. aad Mrs. Harrison. of Louisville, have
taken house 1T the corner of Dayton ana
Arundel, and will make st. Paul their HON Z.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Schurmeier, of John
street, will soon take mp their residence in
Gen. AleXanders house, on Virginia avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. b. y. Saunders. of st. Peter
street, are at homo again. They have been
absent about three weeks on Southern trip.
Mrs. Hubbard, of Boston, who has been
the guest of Mrs William Winsl ow at the
Aberdeen, returned to her home esterday.
Miss Kitty Garrelty, daughter of Capt. F.
D. Garretty. left last Monday afternoon to
visit Mrs. W. Dobson, Of Fort Yates, n. D.
Henry S. Johnson cashier of the Union
bank, accompanied by his wife, left Thurs
day for months visit to Virginia Beach
Miss Finch has gone East to visit her
cousin Miss Davis. of New York and her
sister, Mrs Stockton, OF Princeton
Miss Mary Bass has returned from West
Point. aud Is a. present visiting at Kenosha.
She will be at homo in q few days.
Mrs. F. M. Arne, of Tower, Mimi, visited
st. Paul Thursday to place her daughter
Alice in Baldwin seminary.
Samuel W. Rice has returned 10 the city
after an absence Of several months, spent in
the West anu East
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN B. Cook have returned
from the East. They have been absent sew
eIal mouths.
II. Murphy, of Jackson street, is in the city
again after all absence of q few days spent in
Chicago
H. Hareourt Horn and family now reside
on the corner OF Holly and Arundel street.
Mrs. j. C. Bishop. of the Aberdeen. has re
turned from a fortnight's visit in Chicago
Miss Howard, of Louisville will be the
guest of Miss Day some time this month.
Mrs. Adolph Rank. of Laurel avenue, has
returned from her trip to ST. Louis.
Mrs. Woodward. OF Cincinnati. is the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. George Il. Finch.
Miss Macdonald of Louisville, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs Whitney Wall
Mrs. George Thompson, of Western ave-
nue., is visiting in Beatrice, Neb.
w. w. Pease, of the Windsor, has returned
to the city after Southern trip.
Jerome j. Phillips has gone to California
for q two months vacation.
Miss Marion Birmingham, of Saltwater, is
visiting st. Paul friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, of the Aberdeen
are home from the East
S. W. Rice. who has been absent all winter,
came home last week.
r. NJ. Newport has arrived in England per
the steamer Majestic.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Severance arrived home
from tne East today
l. n. Morris. of Quincy, Ill, has come to
st. Paul to live.
Duncan Dexter, of Chicago. is visiting
friends here.
Richards Gordon and Miss Gorden are in
Rome.
Mrs. j. W. Bass is home from an Eastern
trip.
Mark Hollinsworth, of Boston, is in the
city.
Judge and Mrs. Flandrau are in Arkansas.
W. j. Cunning is home from Winnipeg.
Bishop Gilbert is home from Florida.
j. M. Egan of Crocus hill, is south.
Charles W. Gordon is home again.
Mrs. c. E. Bean is in California
Miss Anna Coustans is East
A G. Otis is in the South
j. w. Lusk is South.