St. Paul daily globe., 1894-08-19
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Personal MENTION.

The past two weeks have been passed
most pleasantly by number of Young
people at Keller's Cottage. or better
known "a Spring Haven, at Bald Eagle,
consisting of the Misses Middleton,
Porter, Keller, Nina Krelger, of st.
Paul, and Miss Breeding. of Minneapolis;
Messrs. e. D. Kreiger, f. K. George, j..
E. Middleton. j. NJ. and Ii. p Keller,
Ii. Egger. The party Was chaperoned
by Mrs. Nash. of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Stout, of Chicago.
Hon. John E. Diamond, wife and son.
of Sioux Falls. s. D.. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. F. Brown, Of 267 Mel
son avenue, Mrs. Brown being Mr.. Dia-
mond's sister. Mr.. Diamond has for th e
past four years been national bank ex.
aminer for Wyoming ard the Dakotas.
and recently resigned in order to give
his undivided attention to regainlng his
health. which for some time has been
very poor.
The Misses Minnie Gehrke. OF Van
Buren, street, and Tiilie Gantzer. of
Lake Como, left for Saltwater Thurs
day, where they will spend few days
visiting friends and relatives.
1t is with pleasure that the many
friends of Mrs. p. f. Egan learn that
after severe and dangerous illness
that lady is now slowly but steadily re-
covering her usual health.
DR.. Marquis and bride. who are max
ing tour of Europe, were yesterday on
the top of Mount Rigil, the highest peak
of the Alps. This news was cabled to
st. Paul friends.
Misses Louise and Minnie. daughters
of Senator Kellar, of Sauk Center, are
visiting in the city as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. d. O'COnnell, of 130 Western
avenue south.
Miss Margaret Karney, who for the
past two months has been visiting in
Southern Minnesota, returned last week
sitter very pleasant vacation spent
with friends.
Mrs. Mate Christopher.o of Minneapolis.
who has been spending the past weeks
at the lake. has Just returned, and is
the guest of Mrs. McCarron, of West
Fifth street. ,t.
Miss Nera Garden, Miss Lillian Hunt,
and the Misses Hills have recently re-
turned home from weeks vacation at
Hotel ,Matomedi, White Bear lake.
Misses Emily and Adelaide SpeechIey,
OF Oil City, Pa. are spending the sum-
mer months with their aunt, Mrs. Evans,
of ST. Westminster street.
Mrs. D. G. Frederick and children,
accompanied by Miss Matte E. Pierce,
spent last week in the country, the
guests OF Mrs. s. Orr.
Judge John j.. Ney. of Dubuque. To-.
made short visit last week with his
brother, G. W. Ney, returning home
Friday.
Mrs. J.R. Storr and Miss Hazel Louise
StOrr, of st. Paul. are the guests of Mrs.
DR.. Wheeler, of Harvard street, Lowell,
Mass.
Ernest Rossberg and family, of Rice
street. are visiting with Mr.. RosSberg' s
brother in Helena, Mont, this month.
Miss Alvina Gross. of Isl West Sew
enth street, left last Monday for Du-
buque, To-, for months visit.
The Misses Pitts, accompanied by
Miss Kenyon, are spending few weeks
at their cottage at Lindstrom.
Miss Josephine Cumbey, of Olive
street. who has been visiting in Lake
City, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Thomson, of Maria avenue, has
been entertaining Miss Humphrey. Of
Minneapolis, the past week.
Mrs. j. e. Bennett and daughter. Of
Wheeler avenue, are visiting friends in
Red Wing for few weeks.
Miss Barry has returned home after
an absence of ten weeks withsfrIends i'll
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mrs. r. A. Darlington and family
have returned from ten days visit to
Duluth and Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Vessel. of Little
Falls, Mimi, are visiting friends and
relatives in the city.
Mrs. F. j. Metzger and Miss L. Metz
ger returned last week from a visit TO
Little Falls, MINI.
F. E. Lowe and daughter Marie, of
Brainerd, are visiting in st. Paul this
week.
Miss Sophia Lentz is the guest of Mrs.
G. b. Mohaupt. of 76l York street.
Miss Mamie Duncan and Miss Annie
McCourt are visiting at NorthfieId.