St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-18
VISITORS AND TRAyELERs.

| VISITORS AND TRAVELERS.
| Miss Jessie McGrath and Miss Dick. Nc
| DOnough, of Eau Claire. Wis, visited Miss
| Julia Cullen. OF Cherokee avenue yesterday.
They left on the evening train for Villa
Maria academy, Frontenac, accompanied by
| Miss Lizzie Cullen.
| The High School Debating society has
elected the following officers: President,
Edward Jewett; vice president, Antoinette
| Ford; secretary, Nellie Coburn: treasurer,
Joseph Armstrong; assistant treasurer, VIII
Farwell.
Capt X. W. Johnson Jr., a surgeon in the
United States army, is in the city on visit
to his father Gen; r. W. johnson, and is
| stopping at the Aberdeen. The captain
comes from station in New Mexico. 81
| Mrs. Lincoln MacVeagh has returned from
abroad and is visiting her mother Mrs. Ham
mond. Miss Hammond who came with her
| on The voyage home, remained i'll the East 10
| visit friends.
U. G. HutchiEs of West Superior, after q
brief visit, left for Dakota, to be absent sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Hutchins remains in the
| city visiting friends and relatives until his
J return.
Miss Helen Warner, of the Albion who has
been visiting friends in boston and other
| Eastern cities, is expected home tomorrow
| after an absence of about three months. >
Mr.. and Mrs j; N. Rossell and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ii. Prince. who took a trio in
company around the lakes to Buffalo, have
returned. after very pleasant journey.
Miss Mary Smith and Miss Emma Miller, of
Mound street, have just returned from all
| extended trip to Niagara Falls. Saratoga,
| New York and other Eastern cilies.
Mrs. g. Heimbach accompanied by Mrs.
M sampson. arrived yesterday from Duluth,
where she has been visiting her daughter,
MIS- ). sampson. the past month.
MISS Nj. Hutchinson, of CHICAGO. who has
been visiting her uncle, Horace NJ. lender
son. of this city. for the past two months, left
for her home Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. D. Sloane and daughter. who have
been East Tor three months are expected 10
| return Monday. and will occupy homo on
! Portland avenue for the winter.
Mrs. Halbert and sons, Hugh and Clarence,
ieIt on Thursday evening Tor New Haven.
where the boys will attend school anu Mrs.
| HalDert Will spend the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ Reid and family, who
have been summering at White Bear lake, re-
| turned ON Thursday and will move into their
new home, 57I selby avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross Nicols, who have been
| at the lake for the summer, came into town
on Thursday, and are now occupying their
| mouse on Summit avenue.
Col. p. Donau. The famous cosmopoliie
| was in 81. Paul yesterday He is on his way
10 the coast. Miss Mary Stillwell, of ST.
Louis, is in his party.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Jordan. of ST. Louis are
| in town and are guests at the Aberdeen. Mr..
Jordan is The clerk of the United States cir
| cult court of appeals.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gooding and family
who have been residing in lower town. viii
| soon move to Crocus hill, where they have
| bought house.
| Miss Maizie Mcdonnell. daughter of P R.
| Mcdonnell, returned last Thursday from ST.
| Louis where she has spent the summer visit
| ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Milton Griggs OF Laurel
| avenue, who have been spending the sum-
! mer at " hite Bear lake, returned to the city
| OH Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Churchill Smith. who has been
| IN the, city since the early part of June as
Miss PIoctor's guest, left for home the first
, OF the week.
Mrs. Hooper, who has been the guest of
! Mrs. Lull, lett on Wednesday for her home
| III Bismarck, after spending about two weeks
in the city.
Miss Nelson, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Stanford Newell, of Summit avenue left
the first of the week Tor her home i'll New
York.
Mrs. Frederick D. Banning, of New York
city. is at present visiting her parents, MIR.
ana Mrs. A. b. Stickney, Of Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor +. Lawson and Miss
Lamsden, of Chicago, are i'll the city for u
lew weeks, and are staying at the Aberdeen.
Rev. j. A. Sutton pastor of the Trinity NJ.
4. church. left Wednesday to attend the
Drew theological seminary III New Jersey :
Fred Smith, of Phliipsburg Mont is visit
ing his sisters. Mrs. Prentice of Beech street.
and Miss Kitty Smith, of I.astings avenue. =
Mrs. s. c. Roberts. of Chicago, who has
been The guest of ST. Paul friends for several
weeks, lett for her home Monday evening.
P. Ii. McDonnelrs little daughter, Maizie,
returned Thursday from st. Louis, where she
has spent her vacation visiting relatives g.
Mrs. j. X. Johnson, of Ross street. has
gone Ill company with Mrs. &. o. johnson,
OF hamilton, on visit to Lac qui Parle.
Mrs. Day, of Minneapolis and Miss May
Elston, of Rich Valley, spent "Wednesday
with Mrs j. G. Miller, of Mound street.
Mrs. ". A. Rederek is entertaining her
sisters, Mrs. d. Buchwheat, of Hudson, and
Mrs. I. G. Hutchins, of West Superior.
Rev. Alex F. Carson, ID. D.. the new pas
tor of the Central Presbyterian church, has
taken apartments i'll Hotel Barteau.
Hon. Thomas Wilson and Mrs. Wilson will
hereafter be permanent residents of ST. Paul
and are at home at the Aberdeen.
The engagement of Miss Clara Heller of
Van Slyke court, 10 Albert L. Ernst, OF
Cniontown, Ala, is announced.
Alex y. Carson, d. D. the new pastor of
the Central Presbyterian church. has taken
apartments III Hotel Barteau.
Mr. and Mrs a. B. Driscoll and family are
expected Ill from the lake Monday, and will
| be al home at the Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mrs James E. Siryker and family
returned Thursday after spending about
! three weeks IN the Country.
Mr.. and Mrs II. ". Topping left for Port.
land, Or. last evening. and expect TO remain
there for the next month.
Miss Nellie Officer of ST. Peter street. left
| Sunday for Portland, where she expects to
| remain the entire winter.
| Webster Wheelock OF Summit ayenue. viii
| leave the coming week for the East, where
| he Will attend college.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Shade have closed their
house. and taken apartments at the Aber-
| deem for the winter.
| Miss Mary Brown, of Portland avenue
| leaves Tuesday night to attend Miss Starret's
| school in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL W. Topping left for Port
! land, Or, last evening, and expect To remain
| there for month.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Greene have re.
| turned from Swampscott and will be at home
| at the Aberdeen.
| Miss Ernie Constans of Summit avenue.
| will attend school at kemper hall. Kenosha'
| the coming year.
Col and Mrs. W. G. Edwards left last even
! ing for Washington, where they will visit for
| about month.
Miss Mabel Ford, of Holly avenue. left
| Tuesday evening for the East where she will
| attend school
Mrs; Thomas Bardon, of Ashland, is visit
ing TRENDS IN the city She will remain here
| about week.
| Mrs. Gmehle leaves tonight for DUBUQUE.
! where she Will remain about two weeks Wis
| iting friends.
Miss Jessie and Jean Cavanaueh. of eI2
| Mount Airy street. gave very entertaining
| party Sept 9.
Mrs. Benn Davis has returned from her
trip to Europe, where she has been visiting
| her relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Coopes will be at
home to their friends at 30 Iglehart street,
after Oct Is.
| Mrs j. s. Brown, Of Grand Forks N. D..
| is visiting Mrs. W. G.. Jones, 307 East Thir-
| teenth street.
Mrs. A. II. Winslow and Miss Winslow
| will soon leave st. Paul to make their home
| in Superior.
Miss Forepaugh and Miss McElpine visited
Mrs Kirby Barnum at White Bear the first of
| the week.
Mrs. +. W. Ramaley, of the Albion. is
spending few days with her parents in Min
| neapolis.
| Mrs. s. S. Roberts has returned to her
home in Chicago, after visiting friends in
! the city.
Mrs. Roland Arnold and Miss Dewey oY
| Clara City, are visiting Mrs. Arnold, of Burns
|