St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-25
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Miss Emma Ekman viii lake charge or the
sixth grade Of the Sibley school i'll the place
of Miss Gertrude SJoker who is going East
| soon to study art.
Tie x-Conspectu Cinch club gave skat,
ing party OH Tuesday evening at Gebhardt
Bohn's rink. on The corner of Hope aid
Seventh streets
The Y. p. $. C. E. of the Atlantic Congre-
gational Church will give a leap year neck
tie social next Thursday evening i'll the
church parlors
Mr. and Mrs Prest of Chicago, who have
been the guests Ct Mr.. and MRS. Tracy. OF
Bales avenue, left during the week for their
home.
The Young Ladies' Guild of st. Peter Epis-
copal Church met with Mrs. c. b. Smith,
OF East Fourth street, on Wednesday after
noon.
Among the society events scheduled for
January is dancing party 10 be gwen at
Lit 5 hall by the young society men OF the
city.
A number of young people OF the bluff al
tended the graduation exercises ut the Met
ropolitan Business college on Friday even
ing.
The Christmas entertainment Of the East
Presbyterian church will be held next Tues
day evening at the church on Ross street.
The S. S. of the Bates Avenue NJ. e.
Church Will give their Christmas entertain
mert On Monday evening at the church.
Omar Humphrey has returned from Shat
tuck school, FaTibault TO spend the holidays
with his parents on East Seventh street
The Xmas entertainment of the ASbury NJ.
L church was held on Saturday evening. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
The Marlowe Skating and Dancing club
Will give dance next Friday evening in the
Alcayde nall, on East Seventh street.
MRS Mann, who has been visiting ST. Paul
friends for the past month, returned TO her
home in Milwaukee during the week.
The ST. Paul Chapter No. q. 0. E. s., held
a regular business meeting on Friday even
ing TO elect officers for the new year
Mrs. George NJ. CAGE viii spent the re-
mainder of the winter with her son, Ben
jamln Gage, OF Portland avenue.
Frederick Haas of Rock Irland, H.. was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. b. NJ. Allen,
Of Ross street, during the week.
Mrs. Lyle of Earl street. has returned from
Chicago where she has been visiting her SIS
ter for the past three months.
Mr.. otonaker, of Bates avenue, left during
the week for Chicago. where he Will spend
the holidays with his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Sharp, of East Third street,
entertained as their guest last week Mr..
Strassner, of Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. McKeckrie entertained the members
of st. Peters choir al his rooms at the Ryan
hotel on MONDAY evening.
Murray DeWart, of ST. Cloud. who has been
the guest of Dr. Patterson. returned home
the last part of the week.
Willie Sutherland of Minneapolis, was the
guest of MT and Mrs. GrisRold, of East Sixth
street, during the week.
Miss Nielsen, of Hudson avenue left Satur-
day morning 10 spend the holidays with
friends In Northlield.
Miss Travett Is expected on the bluff soon
to spend the holidays with Mrs. L. D. Brann.
of East Third street
Mr. and Mrs. Farwel, of Hoffman avenue,
will entertain u large company at their home
on Monday evening.
A most enjoyable leap year party was given
by the ladies of Ilighwood and Oakland on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. E. Sherin of Bates avenue. will
leave early in January TO make all extended
visit in the East.
Mr. Nelson, of Sand Creek Wis., who has
been visiting his sister, Miss Anna Nelson,
returned home
Invitations are ont for a progressive cinch
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George, of
Conway street.
The Perhaps Bowling club held its regular
meeting Monday evening. George Wichman
Won the badge.
Al Harris returned from Montana last
week, and left on business trip to Spokane
Falls Tuesday.
Miss LYDIA Liesman, of Eau Claire was the
guest of her sister, Miss Martha Liesman, on
Sunday last.
Miss Anna Barber, Of Maria avenue, enter
tanned friends from Stevens Point saturday
and Sunday.
The concert at the Bates Avenue M. e.
hRrch OH Wednesday evening proved very
successful
Miss Una Zimmerman. of East Seventh
street is home from school for two weeks
vacation.
(yr;e, "A oF Il . -, lapt hi
day for Nashua, To-, to spend most OF the
winter.
Mr.. Written, of Sioux City, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fifeld. Of East Fourth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w Howes will spend the
holidays with the Misses Allison, of Arcade
street.
Mr. and Mrs William Brink and family
will spend the holidays with relatives in Red
Wing.
Mis-. Donnley, of Taylor Falls, was the
guest Of Mrs a Z. Rolert the first part of the
week.
Fred Dewort of Harvard college, will WISH
DR. Patterson, of East Seventh street, nexI
week.
George Freeman and Frank Clinton left OF
Friday evening for Chicago to spend several
days.
Miss Romans, of Minneap polls, spent Sun
day with Miss NJ. Schiffman Of Hoffman ave
nue..
Miss Martha Lilsman, of Maria avenue eX
poets TO spend the holidays at Grinnell, 10.
Mr. Finney. Of st. Louis, was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips last Sunday.
Mr. Albeck, of Hudson avenue is expected
home from Duluth to spend the holidays.
DIR. A. Schltfman, of Los Angeles, Cal, i:
visiting his brother on Hoffman avenue.
Master Willie Miller, of Earl street, visited
friends at St. Anthony Park on Friday.
II. +. Carson. Of Philadelphia, visited st
Paul friends the first part of the week.
Miss Paulson. of Hudson avenue, left Satur
day Tor Duluth TO spend the holidays.
Ed Morrill, will spend his two weeks vaca-
ton at his home i'll Lansing, Mich.
| Ed Spindler, of Maple street, expects soor
10 make trip through California.
| Mr.. Tracy, OF Bates avenue, left Monday
for business trip to New York.
Mrs. Gilbert, of Stevens Point, is the CUES
/ Of Mrs. Dallas, of Forest street.
Miss Keelan, of Conway street, left Satur
day for her home in Lake City.
DR.. Schitfman, of Hoffman avenue, has re
| turned from his Eastern trip.
Miss Myers. of Minneapolis, was the CUES
| of bluff friends on Tuesday.
| Mrs. Shulof OF East Fourth street, viii
! leave Monday for Chicago.
| Miss May Simmer, of Maple street, returned
! Friday from Duluth
Frank Henry, of Bates avenue, is home TO