St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-27

dances The reception was full-dress
function. and number OF unusually fetch
ing gowns were worn. There was an inn
promptu-literary PROGRAMME given near the
end of the evening. Mrs. Robbins classes
will hereafter meet on Monday and Thurs
day evenings.
a crowd of friends gathered at the union
station last Sunday evening to wish bon voy-
age to Miss Wall, who left for her home i'll
Louisville. She has been the guest Of her
cousin, Miss Kelly, since July Miss Wall is
quite celebrated for her beauty.
Coy. and Mrs. Merriam have gone on
visit to the South. They will go first TO New
Orleans. thence to ThomasylIle. Ga: Old
Point Comfort, Washington and New York
Mrs. Merriam will not return until after
Easter.
George e. Wood, Miss Bends iance, is
first cousin OF Mrs. Cooper Hewitt and Mrs.
Burk Roche both leading society women OF
New York. He is n member OF the exclusive
Calumet club, andnot over fond OF society.
Mrs Clara Bredel and daughter Mary, of
BoWdic. 5. D., who spent the past week as
guests at 2G2 McBoal street, left this morning
for visit 10 La Crosse, from which place
they will visit friends at Independence, 10.
Messrs. f. Dudley Tibbets and Howard
Burden, of Troy, N. Y, and J. Russell Par
sons. of Hoosick Falls, n. Y. all Interested
in the Walter A. Wood Harvester company,
are guests of the Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs B. L. Goodknd returned
months visit. Mrs. Goodkind will be at home
Wednesdays in April and May.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Peet Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamborn, Miss Lamborn and Miss Mirnie
Taylor have arrived home from their visit to
the Western coast.
DR.. j. II. Murphy is home from Chicago.
His visit there was owing TO the meeting of
the medical surgeons, of which fraternity he
is president
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Banning, who came
to attend the Stickney Banning nuptials left
Tuesday evening for their home in Pasadena.
Cal.
Charles f. Clark has moved into his new
house on Holly avenue, and Mrs Clark has
gone South Tor the rest of the winter.
Mrs. H, B. Tomb, of East Eleventh street.
is entertaining Mrs. John l.. Wheetan, Of
East Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.
Miss Roberta George, of Germantown,
Philadelphia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. r.
X. Dunn, of Summit avenue.
M. j. Pentland, of Brittle, Man. is spending
q few days in st. Paul, the guest of his
brother-in-law, A. B. Wood.
MIR. and Mrs. c. W. Reeves and daughters,
Misses Mamie and Ella Reeves, have gone
East, TO be gone until May.
Miss Mcdonald. of Louisville. will spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Whitney
Wall. of ST. Adams street.
Rud Kartak returned from indianapolis,
Ind. where he has been for the last year with
talrDankS, Morse q 20.
G. Doremus, of New York, who was at the
Aberdeen for couple of weeks, returned to
New York Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Ford left yesterday
for an Eastern trip. They will be away three
or four weeks.
Mrs. j. S. Robinson, of Summit avenue,
has returned from two months visit at
New Orleans
Mrs George s. Draper and her daughter
Mrs. William Corlies, have gone to Merrick.
l.. l., TO live.
Mrs. A. B. Stickney left Tuesday to meet
her daughter, Mrs. Schihman in Southern
California.
Fl. N. Darlington. of Ashland, was the
guest Of relatives i'll the city during the past
week.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Richardson, Of Ashland ave.
nue., is quite ill with the grip at San Diego
Cal.
Miss Seccomb, who has been the guest of
Mrs Wheeler, is now visiting Mrs. Newport.
Mrs. Dr. Hutchinson has returned from
Florida after having spent the winter there.
w. F. Bailey has returned home from a
successful business trip through the West.
Miss Henderson, of Fargo, is visiting her
au Mt, Mrs. Haynes of 264 Dayton avenue.
Miss Shaw, of Summit place, is entertain
ing Miss Loughoorough, of Fort Buford
Arthur G. Otis is at home again after an
extensive tour of Florida and Cuba.
Mrs. Dr. Codding, of Duluth, visited her
sister, Mrs j. NJ. Rosseli, this week.
Frank Byers has left st. Paul to accept
good business position in Chicago.
Mrs c. H. Benedict is spending week
with her parents at Baraboo Wis.
Miss Bend is expected home from New
York about the first of next month.
Mr. and Mrs D. C. Price are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. f. G. Draper, of Chicago.
Mrs H. W. Buford. of West Superior, visit
ed friends IN ST. Paul this week
Thompson Warner, OF the Albion, has gone
to California to visit his uncle.
Col r. NJ Newport expects to be absent
abroad for about two months
Miss Ada Murphy is visiting Col. and Mrs. |
Dudley Hersey in New York.
". II. Patterson, of the Aberdeen, is recov- I
ering from his recent illness.
Hon. and Mrs Albert Scheffer have re- !
turned from an Eastern trip.
Miss Florence Robbins is home from Vas !
sar college for the holidays.
Mrs. Percy Ryan is entertaining her sister, |
Mrs. Tracy, OF Illinois.
r. c. Field and Miss Field have returned |
from New York city.
Miss Laura Postlewaithe has returned from |
Little Fails, Mimi.
A. G. OILS has returned from a visit to
Florida and Cuba.
Mr.. aud Mrs III. M. Byllesby have returned
from the East
Miss Kibbee. of Laurel avenue. is visiting !
in Milwaukee.
j. c. Stout and Miss Stout are home from =,
New Mexico.
Mrs. C. A. O'Donnell is visiting her family
in Chicago.
Mrs. r. B. Scott is home from visit to
Nashville.
Miss Mary E. barrow Is visiting friends in
Chicago.
Mrs. D. H. Moon and family are home from
Chicago
Mrs. W. S. Morton and family are expected