St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

Leedom Sharp is in the city for
! short visit, and will leave Wednesday
| for Nantucket. where he will be Joined
| by Mrs. Sharp and her sister, Miss
| Shepard, of New York, who are now at
! CaStine, on the coast Of Maine. They
! will visit Mr.. Sharps mother at Nam
! tucket for the balance of the summer
In September Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp will
! take house in West Philadelphia, near
! the University of Pennsylvania, where
Mr.. Sharp will resume his medical stud
les.
Among theguests attheAuberdeen this
week were the following: Messrs. j. E.
Condan, Omaha; c. w. Marshall and f.
K. Edwards. New York; William Dahl,
Copenhagen, Denmark; Nj. +. Dickin-
son Jr. and Ii. Hyde, Boston: o. r..
johnson, eX-Vice consul to London, In
dianapolls; n. w. Jordan, Boston; E.
Hamilton. Duluth; j. n. Gravelle and
Nj. L. Egbert. Butte.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Lamberson, teacher of
the voice. has removed her studio to
Nathan Ford's. Mrs. Lamberson has
been pupil of Vannini, Florence.
, Italy, for two years and has been a
very successful teacher since her re-
turn to st. Paul.
Miss Marie Sylvin and John T. For
roster, of the Virginia spy company,
are sojourning in St. Paul. They are
re-engaged for the Wilson Theatre
company for next season. Miss Svlyin
will leave for Milwaukee in a few DAYS.
Miss Hudla Neuman, of West Duluth,
| who has been visiting her uncle, b.
Neuman, of 223 Grove street, lett for
La Crosse and Chicago Saturday morn.
ing, where she will spend several weeks
with relatives before returning home.
Milton S. Guiterman and wife. of
, New York city, are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Lena Guiterman, of 537 Jackson
street. Mr.. Guiterman formerly lived
III this city, but Is now prominent
counselor of law of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friese, of Sparta, Ca,
and Miss Gertie Walsh, of Atlanta, Ca,
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Friese'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Mcclure, of Douglass street.
Edwin Young and wife, nee Lena
Daigle, of New York city, are visiting
Mrs. Young'S father, Z. l.. Daigie, of
| 63l Mississippi street. Miss Addie
Daigle visited the worlds fair last week,
where she met her sister.
A congenial party, made up of Messrs.
! Joseph Blabom, Charles ID. Mickey.
| John }. Rhodes and w. j. c. Kenyon,
arrived nome wednesday from visit
| to Duluth and the 500, returning over
/ the Sou road.
Miss Frances Gage will give an ad-
dress in the Bethany congregational
churcn Sunday evening. Miss Gage
| leaves soon for Turkey, where she in
tends deyotiDg her life to the missionary
| cause.
DIR. and Mrs. S. Ii. Stewart and Mr..
and Mrs. w. f. Peet left this morning
for Geneva Beach. Mr.. Peet will return
! Immediately, while the others will re-
main for the summer.
Miss McGoYern, Of La Crosse. and
Mrs. Williams, ofiMIlwaukee, who have
| been the guests of Mrs. Ii. j. McDer-
mott, of Fuller street, left for their
| homes yesterday.
Tuesday afternoon Mr., and Mrs. Will
lam s. Melien, with their family, left
| tie city for months visit at Superior.
after which they intend visiting Chica-
! go and the fair.
j. }. Mclaughlin, accompanied by
! several officials of the Great Western
railroad, left Tuesday evening for an
extended pleasure trip through Mon
| tana.
Hon. K. r. Nelson will leave for the
East tomorrow night, and will spend
| part OF the summer al Cooperstown, N.