St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-16
ST. PAUL SOCIETY.
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

| staff is to leave St Paul to join his command,
! the First United States cavalry, i'll the lar
! West. Mr.. Brown has made goou many
| friends during his residence here. ana every
| one of them will regret to learn that he is to
! leave the city: but he has asked to be sent
| back to his old command and to the more ar
| duous and less elegant duties OF the fronuer,
and in doing so has shown himself the true
| soldier His cordial bearing and courteous
| spirit have made him very popular here, ana
| he will be greatly missed. He Is TO be sue
ceeded at the department headquarters by
Lieut.. Harry c. Hail. of the twentieth I nlteu
States infantry.
At the Aberdeen this week there were.
among other guests. Mrs. b. II. Langley OF
Helena; W. H. Kelly. of Owatonna; D.. IL.
Upham and Miss Upham, of Duluth; MAJ. >.
H. Whelan. of the United States army; Pierre
Milbaux, of Montana; F. B. Archibald ana
Miss Archibald. of Canada.
Albert Schinz. instructor of the West side
turnverein, will be rendered benefit by the
society tomorrow evening at Martins nall
The programme will consist of general
gymnastic exhibition, to be followed by
ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus Crane Field have
sent out invitations for the marriage OF thelr
daughter Carolyn. to John Ireland Howe
Field The ceremony takes place at O'Clock
at their home, 129 Western avenue.
Miss Castleman, of Louisville. who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Whitney wall,
left for home Thursday evening. She IS
was very popular in society here.
Dr. and Mrs. e. A. Wheaton and family
will remove from their former home on
Washington street to the residence formerly
owned and occupied by DIR. Alexander D.
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Finch will leave for
| the East tomorrow evening. Mrs. Finch VIII
| visit her sister, Mrs. Nudge, OF Evanston,
| H., aud Mr.. Finch will go on to New YORK
Mr. and Mrs. John lawson of Northheid,
4 vic friends
West side. Lave returned home. Mr.. Lawson
| is editor of the Northfeld Independent
st. Paul society will be glad to learn that
| Mrs W. r. Merria N is home again at p nj
| versity avenue She arrived home with ner
family from Washington Thursday.
| Mrs. H. E. p Ward, the portrait artist has
| taken cottage at White Bear lake for the
| season. At present she is entertaining her
friends and pupils at the Colonnade.
Mr.. and Mrs Alf E. Boyesen have gone into
| lheir new house at the corner of Avon street
| and Paramount avenue. Their former ad-
| dress was l6l Harrington avenue.
| Mai. Jones and family, who went TO Chicago
| to remain some months. have returned here
| and will spend the entire summer. Iney ar
| rived here Thursday.
| I'M. Allison will build cottage at Min
| netonka this summer. He has been occupy
| ing C. S. Rogers house during that gentle
| mans absence.
Mr.. and Mrs John W. Lane have returned
|
| home to their friends at 33l Nelson avenue
| after May l.
| Mr. and Mrs. William G. Robertson, of
Laurel avenue who have been in California
| for about two months, have returned nome.
| c. A. Harris and daughter, of NelsOnEave-
| nue.. who have been i'll the South and East
| for the entire winter, have returned home.
Mrs Frederick Marshall and Miss May belle
| Martin. of Chicago. are visiting Miss Grace
| Macdonald at her home, S)4 Selby avenue.
Mrs. William G. Pearce, of Portland
avenue, who has been visiting in Kansas for
two weeks, has returned to her home.
Miss Lovetta Agin left Friday evenin for
| Chicago where she will spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. F. j. Fadner.
Harvey officer, of st. Peter street, returned
| on Tuesday from his Western trip, having
been in Portland for few days.
Maj Mackenzie. Miss Lucia Mackenzie
and Mrs. Thompson, of Rock Island, were III
| the city for few days this week.
Miss Carrie Beaumont, of st. Peter street
has gone East to visit friends and relatives
| for an indefinite length OF time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Rogers are ex-
| pected home today from five weeks trip
| through Florida and Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs7C. E. Burch of AIT Ashland
| avenue, are entertaining Mrs. Judge WIN
chester, of Bismarck, y. ID.
Mrs. William Barton Chaplin. of Duluth, is
| visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
| Brown 206 Nelson avenue.
Forest E. Bryant of st. Adams street,
who with his son Forest. has been in the
East, returned OH Monday.
Mrs Dr. e. j. Abbott, of 420 Dayton ave-
nue. who has been out of town for some
time has returned home.
Mrs LIE Tourneau and daughters, of Chip
pewa Falls. are the guests Of Miss Hyatt, OF
I29 West Fourth street.
R. N Hare. who has been living at the
| Clinton, has removed to his old residence on
East Congress street.
| Howard L. Smith, who has been in town
visiting friends, left for his home i'll Chicago
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs James C Bullitt who have
been in Washington and other Eastern cities,
returned on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. |. Beaumont have moved
from their former home OH Selby avenue TO
562 st. Peter street.
Mrs. c. S. Jones and Mrs. W. s. Hunkins
returned home from Cannon City, Col.
Thursday morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs l.. B. Smith, who have been
to Pass Christian for trip of several weeks,
returned Sunday.
Mrs. P. H. Pendergast, of Plainview, was
| the guest or Mrs. NJ. c. Wright, Of Carroll
street, last week.
Mrs. Charles P Monahan, of Chicago, is
| visiting with her sister, Mrs. f. j. Darragh,
| of Grove street.
| Miss Nellie Finch, of Summit avenue. who
| has been South for some time, will return
| home very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Parker are in Washing
ton, and next week will be at the Waldorf
New York city.
Mrs Henry R. Gearey, of Plainview, is Wis
iting her son, George II. Gearey, of st. An
| thony avenue.
Mrs. Charles P Monahan, of Chicago,is WIS.,
iting with her sister, Mrs. Z. j. Darragh, on
| Grove street.
Mrs. E. N. Clintsman, of the Clinton. was
| called to saltwater Tuesday by the Illness of
| her brother.
Rev. E. R. Edwards and wife left Tuesday
evening for Brooklyn for short visit with
his parents.
Mrs. L. H. Maxfeld and family. of Ashland
avenue, will soon leave for their home at
| Lindstrom.
Miss Edna Winter. who has been attending
school at Pennington, Conn, arrived home
| yesterday. 40
George B. Evans, of Midway avenue, has
gone TO Puget sound on a two months bust
ness trip
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Upright, of Iglehari
street, have been spending the past week in
| Chicago
Miss Rose Darragh returned from New Or
| leans this morning after an absence of three
months -
Mrs Annie Murphy, OF North Dakota /:
visiting with Miss Ada Finch at 502 Anits
street,
Mrs. W. s. Mellen and children, of Sum-
init avenue returneu Oh MOnudy IrOm Du
perior. N+f
Miss Nellie Burt of Mankato spent the
week with Miss Matte Simpson, of WilkiT
street. ~
Richard Stockton. of Chicago, visited
George II. Finch and family during the
week. ~
Miss Young, of Troy, N. Y, is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. e. n. Smith, at Fort Shell
ing. ~
Miss Ray Mason, of Wabasha street. is Wis
lting her friend, Miss Glover, of Minneapo
lis.
S. R. Roberts. of Oswego N. Y, is the
guest of W. P. Devereaux, of Dayton avenue
Miss Ray Mason, of Wabasha street, is Wis
iting her friend, Miss Glorei, of Minneapolis
Judge Stanford Newell and wife are stayin!
at the Arlington, Washington, this week.
Mrs. j. r. Treanor. of Mason City, To-, ii
visiting her parents at 249 Goohue street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Kellogg have returned
| from an extended visit at Hot Springs,