St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-03
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

Mrs. Z. P. Morgan (nee Brock, who so
charmlngly sang on New Years day at the
| reception of the Odd Fellows at Westmore.
land hali, is about to depart for Oakland
CAL, where she will resume her studies Mrs
| Morgan sings in the English. French and
Italian languages, and while pupil of Nine.
julia Rosewood was acknowledged by Nine.
| La Grange of Paris as one of Americas
| most promising prima donnas 1t is with sat
| isfactioE that ST Paul may expect to hear
| more of this gifted lady, for it is in this city
| she hopes TO make her future home.
| Miss Mary TreadwelI and Miss Esther
Johnson. of st. Peter. Mimi, have been
| spending the week visiting their many
| friends i'll the Twin Cities.
Mrs Lightuer, widow of the late Charles
| Z. Lghtner, has returned from Chicago to
| make her home with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. o. q. Macklett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gravel. of Crookstou
| who have been visiting relatives in the city.
left last night for an extended trip through
| out the South,
Louis Plechner, who has been the guest of
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Plechner of West
| minister street, has returned to his home in
| Portland, Or.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Breck, Of Mackubin
| street. gave a grand o'clock dinner no New
Years to u large number of their select
| friends.
| Miss Barber, of California, who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Maj. Arthur, of Ash
| land avenue. will leave for Milwaukee next
| week
Mrs. NJ. E. Crebbs and daughter, Mrs HUI
| bert l.. Weber, left Sunday evening for New
orleans, La, to be gone until the first of
| May.
| Miss Florence Whitney has returned from
Chicago, and will reopen her kindergarten
| at the Baldwin seminary Monday, Jan. f. 1892.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Lewis. of Summit ave-
| nue., Will leave for the East next week, to at
| tend the wedding of Mr.. Lewis brother
Mrs. f. V. Andrews, who has been visiting
| her brother, MIR. Richardson. of lglehart
| street, left for home Tuesday morning.
| Miss Lillian De Coster will leave this week
for school i'll New York. She has been
| spending her vacation AT home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wanzer have returne,u
| to their home in Superior. They have been
| the guests of Mrs. c. q. Lewis
Mrs. Ethan Allen, of New York. is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Bigelow, of Exchange street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Paul and Miss Swain
| attended the opening of the new Winnipeg
hotel New Years eve.
Rev. and Mrs. John 81. White, Of Faribault,
| have been the guests of Rev. and Mrs How
| ard Clapp this week.
Mrs f. H. Haupt and Miss Annie Haupt, of
| Martin street. visited Mrs. j. C. Rausch, of
| Mankato, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G. Hay arrived home
tuesday from the East where they went for
| their wedding trip.
| trip TO the Sandwich Islands and Australia.
Mrs Frank Nuzum has returned from
| visit to Wheeling, her former home.
Miss Walden. of Chicago, is the guest of
| Miss Upham, of Summit avenue.
| Miss Mulverhill spent part of the week
| with her parents, at st. Peter.
| Miss Fodie Wise. of Mankato. will shortly
] visit with st. Paul friends.
| Miss Carrie Brewster, of Mankato is the
| guest of Twin City friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Treadwell and
| daughter are In the East
Yale collegians return to school today and
| tomorrow.
| DR.. and Mrs. Hoyt have gone to Des
| Moines
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Curry are in the South
Mrs. II. V. Rutherford is out of town.
| Miss Brophy is visiting in Dubuque
| Miss Held is visiting in New Ulm.
| j. E. Stryker is in the East.
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| Miss Davidson is at home after an absence
| of several months in Europe where she has
been studying music.
| Miss Champlin, who has been visiting Mr.