St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-22
PERSONAL.

Miss Sadie Sawyer has been delegated by
| the StenographerS' Association of st. Panl to
| represent ii at the worlds fair. Miss Sawyer
| is young woman OF much ability and
! thoroughly popular with her companions, so
| that the vote is unanimous one.
{ Mrs Amelia Staacke, of st. Peter, MIMI,
is in the city visiting Mrs Willard, OF plne
street. Next week Miss Staacke will go to st.
j Cloud to attend the graduating exercises Of
| the state normal school. 81
| Miss Dilkman. of Rock Island, is the guest
| Of Miss Ionic Weyerhauser. She has just re-
| turned from a residence of two years in
! Paris, where she has been studying art. r.
In. Newport and Miss Newport arrived
| home yesterday morning. Mr.. Newport has
| been abroad. and Miss Newport went on TO
| New York to meet him.
/ Mrs L. P Hunt, of Mankato, attended
meeting of the state board of the Woman's
p, Auxiliary to the Columbian exposition i'll st.
! Paul last week. 1eU
William 3. Carlisle, .forme rly a resident
here, now of New York, is in the city, and
| has received cordial welcome from her
| many friends.
Miss Jennie W1snom returned this week
| from Philadelphia. where she has spent the
/ past winter, the guest of her sister, Mrs. W.
| A. Patton. -
Mrs. Frederick Snyder, of Eleventh street,
accompanied by Miss Barnett, will leave
| Monday for Europe. They will study music
| in Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Miller have returned
! from Burrows Ind, and will be at home to
| their many friends after June at 656 Cherry
! street.
! Hon. Alexander Ramsey and party and Dr.
! Ohage and party occupied boxes at the mat
! inee at the Metropolitan opera house yester-
| day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Scott have returned from Mil
! waukee and will be at home to tn 5ir friends
! Thursdays June and 9, at 761 Selby avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. Mrs and family, of Maria
avenue, have taken possession CT their cot
| tage at Bald Eagle lake for the summer.
Edward Wood, of New York city, who
! has been visiting in St. Paul for the past
| week. left for home last evening.
| Miss Miriam Simons, stenographer in the
| internal revenue Office has gone to visit
! friends in Glencoe for month.
| Miss Florence Kimball. who has been
! spending the winter in Chicago with her
i sister, is home for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Leonard, of the Albion.
| left Thursday evening for New YORK city to
| be absent about four weeks.
Donald Grant and family, of Farlbault,
came up TO witness The Gathering of the
| Clans Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Robinson have ar
rived home from Florida. where they have
! been during the winter.
The engagement of Miss Gertrude Bartram
and Franz Mueller, of Milwaukee, has
| just been announced.
has returned home after q three months
visit in Florida.
Mrs. NJ. Franklin. of Dayton avenue has
| taken the barrow cottage on the peninsula
| for the summer
The Tarbox family will soon leave for Eu-
! rope. They will be accompanied by Miss
Emma GIlfllan.
Mr.. W. VI. Higgins late of this city, is now
the proprietor of an orange grove in South
ern California.
Mrs. DwyeT. of Spokane Falls. expects to
! visit her sister, Miss Frances Smith, of this
CITY, very soon.
Dr. and Mrs Abbott, of Dayton avenue,
have gone to New York for the benefit of the
doctors health.
Miss Carrie Houghteliny of Minneapolis,
visited Mrs. ". T. Carroll, of Dayton avenue
! the past week.
! Miss Phillips, of Duluth, left for her home
! Monday after visiting Miss Herbert of Lin
coin avenue.
Mrs, f. DeForrest Bartnett, OF West Su-
! per.or Wis, is the guest of st. Paul friends.
! There will be a meeting of the Lady SOM