St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-09


the efforts of Mr.. Won Goetzen and
others who SD kindly engineeran it.
Mrs. Norvel aud her son and daugh-
ter have taken apartments az the Marl-
borough for the winter.
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Mrs. Frank Shepard has returned
from Magnolia Beach. Mass.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Trevor McClufg are at
home ut the San Mateo, on Laurel ave.
nue., and not at the Marlborough As was
stated last week.
Miss May Bend has returned from
Seabright n. j.. where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wood. Harold
Bend returned with hel.
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Miss Perkins is the guest Of Mrs. John
A. Fulton. and will remain in st. Paul
during the winter. saF
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Among the well-known people who
were on the Eastern Minnesota train,
which ran such race with death. near
Hinckley last week. we're Mr.. and Mrs
Snapp. OF Duluth, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Spencer. of Duluth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer were returning from the
East, and were on the North West
when she ran on a sand-bar.
Why doesn't some one give a trolley
party? In Philadelphia they are very
popular and the cars are engaged weeks
ahead. These affairs should bs inau-
gurated in st. Paul under a September
moon, which is the moon, par excel
lence. for developing firsatiens and
latent romance.
MIR. Krech is in town again.
The Misses Giles. of Hagerstown, Nd,
who have been visiting Mrs. F. P.
Wright, have returned to their home.
Miss Nelson. of the Aberdeen. is back
from Lake Geneva.
Mrs. Z. II. F.Smith has returned from
New York and the seashore.
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Jack Merriam and Mr.. Bishop have
returned from their shooting expedition
and their friends are dining ON prairie
chickens in consequence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcintyre, &C.
companied by Mrs. Brooks, W IL leave
soon for California, where they expect
to remain until spring.
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Another "swell" base bali game was
played yesterday for the fire sufferers.
The st. Pauls have certainly put up as
good games as many professionals, and
deserve much credit for their willing
ness to help the afflicted.
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This season for simmer hotels and
boarding houses has been remarkable
one. and many are still open; the cot
tagers at White Bear mostly remain
until Ucto0er.
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There is story going the rounds In
regard to St. Paul woman who is in
clined to wear rather low-cut gowns. A
man friend approached her husband not
long SINGS and said: II see your wife's
back from Paris" to which this husband
replied, with look OF horror: "Heav-
ems, man, can you see it fiom there?"
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One of the most charming debutantes
of the coming winter is Miss Ruth
| Stickney, who bias graduated with hon
ors from Vassar college. She will make
her bow to st. Paul society some time
| before Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick D. Banning
will hereafter reside in Chicago.
Miss Mead. of Pleasant avenue. has
returned from White Bear lake.
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Miss Beardsley. of Fairmont avenue,
leaves soon to spend year in school at
| Cleveland, o.
Miss Mamie Kelly, after spending the
summer in Montreal. has returned to
| JOIN her mother in California.
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Miss Maud Taylor is expected home
from Tacoma soon.
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Miss Kalman, of Summit avenue, gave
a small tea on Friday afternoon in honor
of Miss Winslow. Miss Warmers guest.
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Mrs. B. Stickney has sent out cards
for Monday night. 1t is to be recep-
ton in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Frederick d. Banning, who is here on a
visit.
Miss Gotzian has left White Bear and
gone East to Magnolia Beach, Mass, to
visit her eister, Mrs. Theodore Schur.
meier.
MIR. and Miss Gordon have been
spending few days at the Tarbox cot.
tage at White Bear lake.
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MIR. Morton Gould, of Chicago. for
merly of st. Paul, has been here during
the past week. renewing old acuuaint-
ances. Mr.. Gould was very popular,
and sung his way into many hearts.
which beat faster for his coming.
MEETING ADJOURNED.
Newsboys' Home Association De-
vising Plans.
The annual meeting of the Newsboys'
Home association. scheduled for Tues.
day. Sept. IL, will be postponed to a
date in the near future. to be announced
later. 1t is proposed to follow the an
nual meeting with parlor conference
to be held under the auspices of the
Associated Charities of this city, to
| which all ,uho are annanod In, .,,l.I- a..