St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

Miss Edythe Chapman, the leading lady of
the Warde-James combination, vino appears
this week at the METROPOLITAN opera house,
will be welcomed by Il large circle OF friends
in st. Paul who had the pleasure of her ac-
Quaiutance during her stay at Manchester
three years ago. Her first appearance on the
professional Stage after leaving this city was
in Held by the Enemy, with which COM
pany she remained the entire season. Last
year she was engaged as leading lady IN Dan
lei Frohman's Charity Ball, making de-
cided hit Her remarkable hlstrlonlc ability
has within short period brought her 10 Inc
front i'll her profession, ana has won Tor her
enconums from the best critics of the East.
Miss Chapman lived i'll st. Paul for three or
four years, and is sister-ln-aW OF DR..
Forbes, formerly professor OF modern science
at Manchester college.
At the Clifton-Hans LARSON NORRIS Mimi;
H. Warner, Minneapolis; S. Schotieid, still
water Mimi; j. Weber. Milwaukee; j. Is.
Sherwood. Lafayette Ind; +. F. Forsley
and family. st: Joe, Mo-; D. n. Williams,
Mankato; w. II. Davis, West Superior; 5.
Tobin. Salt Lake City; L. F. Ellsworth.
Montrose, Mimi; kEhle BRONSON, Toiedo,
Murray, Lake CITY; Miss Jane Lanser. Red
Wing: Miss Maud Lauterdale, Red Wing;
p. Zohnen Zumbrota Mimi; u. j. Pastlne
and wife, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Katie WurSt Miss Clio Nichols Miss
Maude Peaseiy. william Emerson, NJ. Smith
Monday evening next. Misses Wurst ana
Nichols join the Boston Comedy company
while there Wishes OF the best 80 with our
st. Paul girl.
w. NJ. Upcratt missionay sent to China
from Minnesota, is home ON IL visit, aud Will
speak at the Woodland Park Baptist church
this morning. He Will be gwen re-
ception at the residence OF Gen. j W.
Bishop, 1y3 MackuDin street, Monday even
ing.
Kleist's Second Regiment band will give
large ball Monday Jan. 81, at Market hall.
The band-twenly-three pleceS-Will be sta-
toned in the gallery. An orchestra OF twenty
pieces will play fof the dances. Everything
will be done TO insure the pleasure OF the
guests.
Among the arrivals at the Aberdeen this
week were E. 5. lshunian, Chicago; W. +.
Henderson. Winnipeg; Capt. and Mrs. W. L.
HoSpell, Fort Yates; Mrs. Victor f. Lawson,
Ali. Young, c. Ii. Davies, New York; Phillip
5. ShufeldU London
Miss Nellie Hope, one of st. Paul's well
known musicians, has accepted position
with the North Wisconsin school OF music
at Ashland, and devotes Wednesday OF each
week to teaching the mandolin III the school.
The ladies of the Olivet NJ. E. church will
give IL Columbia social next Tuesday evening
ut the residence of Henry Clarke, o%4 Juno
street. Everybody is invited.
The Independent I'LL club will dance Mon
day evening the 3Jth, at Lifts hall. Figures
OF the German Will be added to the regular
programme.
Miss Upham, accompanied by her guests,
the NJ isses Marvel, of Chicago. has gone to
California to escape some of the rgors of the
winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Morrison, of Roches-
ter have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Morrison, of Park avenue, during the past
week
Mr. and Mrs Conde ITamlin have taken the
Humphreys house at $50 Lincoln avenue.
Mrs Hamln Will be at home Fridays.
George Bacon, formerly of ST. Paul. but
now of Chicago, Is in the city for u lew days,
and is stopping at the Minnesota club.
Frank W. Wilson, formerly of St Paul. but
now of Buffalo. N. Y, spent Il few days with
his family and friends the past week.
Capt and Mrs. Stemble, who have been
spending some months at the Aberdeen, ex-
pect 10 leave next week for the East.
Mrs. T. b. Scott left Saturday night for
lengthy visit at Nashville, Tenn. Miss Finch
accom- panied Mrs. Scott.
Mrs A e. Chantler with her infant son,
left last evening for Los Angeles, Cal, Tor a
three months absence.
United States District Attorney Eugene
G. Hay will leave Tuesday for d ten days
visit at Indianapolis
Miss Nellie Wilson, of Chicago. is the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. William Wallace, OF 20!
West Fifth street.
Mrs. X. :. Smith, of saltwater, spent
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. DR.. Millard,
of Holly avenue.