St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-09
IN TOWN AMI OUT.

Mrs William II. Kamman and her daugh-
ter. Maud kamman, of ~ West Fillmore ave
nue., left on sunday for trip - Hull, Eng,
to visit relatives. They will visit Germany
and other PARTS of Europe. and will probably
remain this season and return III the spring
10 their home i'll ST. Paul.
Mrs. F. Y Roden. OF Cedar street. and Mrs
L. l.. Kennedy Of St Anthony Park. VIII o left
for st. Lolis early in september 10 attend
the opening OF the carnival and the process
sion Of the Yelled Prophet. will return home
some time this week, III company with Frank
Roden.
Rev Nathaniel 5. Thomas, who for short
time has been here visiting Il few of his
friends. left Friday for his home i'll Topeka,
Kan. MIR. Thomas Is son Of Bishop Thonl-
as. of Kansas, former rector of ST. Pau. S
church, and has an unlimited number OF
friends.
Mrs. Warren H. Mead, who has been spend
ing The summer at the sea>iiore. Is al present
visiting in New Haven. Conn. Mrs. Mead
will not return to St. Paul until spring.when
she will be accompanied 10y Miss Mead.
Gen Miles and family left Monday for Fort
Assinniboine, Mont. where the general has
been ordered. Mrs. and Miss Miles will both
be very much missed from the social circle
of the city as well as from the fort.
Mrs G. L. Houghton, who has for some
months been visiting i'll the city. left SUNDAY
night for Boston. where she expects to spend
the winter. While here she was the guest of
her father, Francis Smith.
Wednesday evening Miss Pauline Ferguson.
of Summit avenue. left for the East where
she will attend school in New York CITY. she
was accompanied by her father, who will be
absent about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Allness. who have been
spending the season al VI hite Bear lake.
have come into the city, and are at home at
the corner of Marshall avenue and Kent
street.
Mrs. Ives and daughter. Beatrice, of Chi
ri,
William n. Vlguers, of ST. Peter street. re-
turned the first of the week to their home.
Mr. Keller Knauff is once again III town,
although only for a few days. He has come
from the East, where he is studying profes-
sion and where he will soon return.
Miss Nellie Jones. of Tenth street, is enter
tanning Mrs. William F. Saul, of Tacoma,
Wash. Mrs. Saul is daughter of Lieut.. Col.
Shank. formerly of this city.
Ernest Davidson has returned from Bav
field. where he has been for about four
months. and will now make st. Paul MS home
He is living at the Albion.
Mrs c. Little and daughter. of Winnipeg
Man, who have been visiting Mrs. a. p. Cam
eron. of Irvine park, returned TO their home
Thursday evening.
Mrs John Wilder Merriam is again at
home. after having spent the entire summer
in the East. where she was visiting her friends
and relatives.
William L. Perkins returned on Sunday
from Washington. where he went with his
daughter, who remained there to attend
school.
Miss Archibald Guthrie and daughter. Miss
Annie, of Laurel avenue. who have been
West for some time, have returned to their
home.
Miss Caldwell. of Chicago. who was one of
the bridesmaids at the Gillian Gilbert wed
ding is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bry
ant.
- Iose,h Ar,,,br,,e,a- n "a f.p,;J,- forr,arJr ~
Bradley street have taken up their new resi-
dence on Ravine street. near Maria avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. S. ". Rice, who have been
spending the summerin Montana, have taken
6 house on Osceoia avenue for the winter.
Miss Jessie Grace Warner, of No 81 Aurora
avenue, left last week for California. where
she expects to remain during TIT winter.
Mrs. Harvey Officer. of St. Peter street, has
as her guest Mrs. Putney of New York, who
will remain for few days n this city.
Miss Gibson, OF Lexington, KY. who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. T. Max
field, will leave for home Monday.
The Misses Bertha and Emily Robbins
have come from the East where they have
been spending several months.
Mrs. c. o. Searle and Conrad Q. Searle. of
Iglehart street., have now taken apartments
il the Alden, 81 College avenue
The Misses Lenore and Alice Austin have
gone abroad foc term of three months
They viii set sail on Saturday.
Miss Lillian Huai, of Lynn, Mass, and
Miss Gertrude Mckay. of Boston, are the
guests of Miss Olive Freeman.
Miss Gertrude Lawrence. of Dickinson, n.
D.. is visiting her friend, Miss Virginia Bry-
ant. OF East Winifred street. n
Messrs. F. s. Clemens, c. H. Van kQken
and II. Van Week have returned from ssunl-
mer outing at White Bear. ~ :
Miss Margaret Rebholtz, Of South Wabasha
street left LAST evening for two weeks, visit
with friends ii Chicago. "a =
Mrs. lillian B. Bend ard Miss Bend re-
turned on Wednesday from Chicago. where
tbeyspent several days 50 :
OMr. and Mrs " A. Frost orc anta-,s.-,ir,g