St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03
PERSONAL MOVEMENTS.

panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moran and
Miss Kate MetZdorf
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Cosgrove, of
637 Cedar street, left this morning over
the Omaha for New York city, Mr.. Cos
groves old home, where they will spend
about three weeks visiting friends.
Thep will visit the worlds fair on their
return trip.
Mrs. LIchtenheld has gone to Chicago
to meet her parents, who are coming to
pay her a lengthy visit, They will all
spend some days at the fair, and after
their return to st. Paul Mrs. Lichten-
neld will give RECEPTION for her mother.
Mrs. John McCiOud, of Lincoln avenue,
IS entertaining party of friends from
Baltimore, which includes her sister,
Mrs. Ii. {. Smith, her neiees, Mrs. w.
A. Anchor and Miss Smith, and friend,
Miss Cromwell.
The Misses Matte and Stella Roth
schild, OF Ogden. Utah, and formerly
OF this city, are visiting their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rothschild, at 10 Sum
NIT avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Carson. of Holly
avenue, have returned to their city
come from Manitou island. White
Bear. where they have been spending
the summer.
Miss Mary Connolly left on SATURDAY.
evening for a ten days trip to the
worlds fair, accompanied by tue Misses
Anna Dinon, Margaret McHaniman and
May Carr,
Mrs. f. Bernheim, Hannah Mayer,
Mrs. \. BtTnheim, son Louis and
daughter Pauline returned this week
from two weeks visit to the worlds
fair
Miss Minnie Dayitt, of Acker street,
returned on Thursday from Fargo.
She left yesterday for a visit to the
worlds fair and Eastern cities.
Rev. J. Z. Fortin, rector of Holy Trim
ity church, Merriam Park. is entertain
ing bis brother, venerable Archdeacon
Forlln, OF Winnipeg, Man.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Glessner, of Hud-
son avenue, have returned from the
East. They spent week at the worlds
fair on their way home.
Col. Charles E. Hyatt. president of
the Pennsylvania Military College Of
Chester, Pa, is now i'll st. Paul, the
guest OF Richard Hurd.
Mrs. Julian Solomon and Freddy
Solomon, of Savannah, Ca, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. n. E. Solomon, of
Pleasant avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Robbins have re-
turned from Green Lake, MINI. Mrs.
Robbins will reopen her classes at Lifts
hall Sept. II.
Mrs. 2. T. Davitt, of Acker street. has
been entertaining her nephew. Rev. j.
ii. Lyons, of Boston, Mass, during the
past week.
Miss Annie Kelly and sister. Mrs. P.
J. McDonough,O of Acker street, returned
last week from two months visit to
the coast.
Miss Nellie Eustace, of Supt. Gilbert's
Office, has returned from Chicago, where
she has been for some days attending
the fair.
Master Ralph McNellis celebrated his
fifth birthday on Thursday last by Civ
ing dinner to a number of his little
friends.
Asa Cheadle, of Merrletta. O., for
merly of Minnesota, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. K. Peil, of Tuscarora
avenue.
Miss Anne McGarry. of Saltwater,
has been visiting Miss Gertrude Brown,
of st. Anthony avenue, for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nj. Sinclair, of Col
lege avenue, left today for trip to the
WI III AteAL anu PAoCCo III 1ONds
After an absence OF some months, j.
Y. S. Dodd and family returned Thurs
day TO their home on Prescott street.
Mrs. Parks, her mother, Mrs. Swift,
Miss Swift and Master Leslie Parks
have returned from the worlds fair.
DR.. Churles II. Darling left yesterday
for Faribault. where he will be married
to Miss Mae Welch Monday, Sept. 4.
W E7idrtdfrn nd hill 81
Detroit, Mich, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Eldridge, of Hotel Barteau.
Miss Hattie Heimbach. of 70 Prospect
terrace, who has been seriously ill the
past week. is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Jenne Terrent, of 81 West Elk
change street, IS visiting her parents at
Ana!eSka, Wis, for few days.
Mrs. j. A. kamp will leave shortly
for Brooklyn, n. Y. to visit friends and
relatives for about six weeks.
Mrs Quilligan and her daughter have
returned from Mortified. where they
have been visiting friends.
Charles l.. Lapenteur, of Minneapolis.
will leave Sunday for the worlds fair
and the Catholic congress.
Mrs. n. N. Dean and daughter Fam
pie left last evening for visit to Chi
cago and the worlds fair.
Miss Nellie Cunningham. of Portland
avenue, will leave next Tuesday to at
tend school in the East.
Miss Gussie SchuDarth has returned
from three months visit to Chicago
and the worlds fair.
Miss Ida Mahle and Fred Eisele leave
tomorrow morning for two weeks
trip to CUney island.
Mrs. Henry Brown and sons, James
and Sherman, have returned from their
visit at Saltwater.
Judge and Mrs. ID. B. Searle, of St.
Cloud, are entertaining MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Casper.
Mrs. A. Heckler, of franklin street,
left on Friday evening for Chicago, to
visit the fair.
DR.. Charles E. Parrot has returned
FROM his trip TO st. Louis and the
worlds fair.
Miss Grace Pruden has gone to Chi
cago for a three weeks visit at THE fair.
Mrs. G.. l.. Otis, of Summit avenue, is
entertaining Mrs. w. N. Dickinson.
Jacob Ramp, of Lock Haven. Pa, is
visiting his son, j. A, kamp.
Miss May QuiIligau Will teach this
year at Gladstone.
Miss Agnes Wheeler spent the week
at the worlds fair.
Norycl Z. Mitchell has removed to
Seattle. Wash.
DIR. and Mrs. Schadle are ia Chicago.
Miss Emma Ekman has returned from