St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-29
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL NEWS.
PERSONAL MENTION.

The following people went to Chicago
yesterday over the North-W estern line:
j. c. Wood, J. II. Wright, F. H. Math-
enson, D. A. Monfort, j. Morgan and
party of G. F. J. Sheppard. Robert
Rantoul, Mrs. F. c. Wade, Mr.. Jewett.
a. S. Sanford, It. e. Lounness, Mrs.
Sims. Mrs. Il. A. Saunders. j. G.
SamueIs, Mr.. Breton, NJ. 81. Bangs and
wife, Addison Leach. B. Undertake.
quist, DR.. J. Joseph, Capt. lngles and
party, W. J. Hancock, a. F. Cook, o.
Simichs, Allen McQulllan, W. 81. Coe.
The following people went to Chicago
yesterday over the Milwaukee: F. Ban
croft. L. ". Newberger and party. MIR.
Cutshaw, Miss Hodgdon, c. W. Bald
win. l.. Coven, William Byersted, H.
w. Pierce, II. T. Gierson. Miss Pike,
Mrs. B. j. Porter, James Hurlbut, c. r.
Croft, G. NJ. Decks and wife, B. Reed,
Mrs. Williams and party, Jacob Ries.
Mrs. Frank Webster. Miss Kir. Charles
Stewart, +. n. Young, George Holiday,
E. L. Danforth, Mrs. John Whitney,
Judge Crosby. Mrs. Willard, A. E. john
son, Ed White.
Master Newton Molloy, of the Seven
corners, having reached his fourth mile
post, gave birthday party Wednesday
evening TO about thirty Of his little
friends, and very enjoyable evening
was spent.
The engagement of Ralph E. Judge,
cashier of theWest Publishing company,
to Miss Emma Parquet has been an
nounced. The wedding will take place
at the Church of St. Louis Nov. Is.
Mrs. c. j. Fairchild, the popular book
keeper of the department of health,
who has for many years been resident
of st. Paul, will, after Nov. l, make her
home in Minneapolis.
a. L. Kershaw. of the Great Northern
Railway company, left the city Thurs
day evening for Spokane, Wash. to
accept a position in the employ of the
| same company.
Miss Towle, of East Tenth street. left
| last week with friends for Texas and
| California and other Southwestern re-
sorts to remain during the winter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Shufeld, late of London,
and very we'll known in Chicago, have
! become residents of this city, and have
| taken house on Summit avenue.
Owen j. Keough, of Hamline avenue,
left last night for Chicago, where he
will take in the fair and visit other
| Eastern cities before his return.
The ladies of Garfield W. r. G. No. 5
will give dime social Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 81, at the residence of Mrs. J.
E. McCarron, 276 Rondo street.
The many friends of Miss Riett Haas
will be glad to learn of her return, after
having spent the past four months at
the Worlds Fair City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. a. Patton, of New
York city, were guests of Mrs. Paton's
! sister, Miss Jennie WiSnom, of Eleventh
street, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Il. Huelrer, of
1921 Reaney street, and sister, Miss
Tillie Neff, 345 WaVerly place, are at
the worlds fair.
Miss Madeline Hasenwinkle has been
awarded at the worlds fair medal for
fiue wood carving on tea table of orig
inal design.
Mrs. E. j. Murphy, of 263 Louis street,
has returned after a two months visit
in Toronto. Montreal and other Cana.
dian cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix A. May have re-
turned from their wedding tour, and
will be at home to their friends after
Nov. /.
The engagement e Mia Eranei: