St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-16

| III. anu MTS. oalnuei ~. L iagS leaVe
for New York next week. Mrs. Flagg
expects to be gone month.
Miss Alice Day has returned from
| Duluth.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Robertson are
back from MinnetOnka. Mrs. Robert
sons mother and sister, Mrs. and Miss
Goodrich. left Tuesday night for New
York. They sail Saturday for Europe.
| accompanied by Miss Anita Furness,
and are to be gone for several years.
Mrs. William ID. Kirk, of Summit ave-
nue.. gave euchre party Tuesday aft
ernoon for Out-of-town guests.
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Mrs. P. r. l.. Hardenbergh, who has
been visiting friends Ill Chicago, re.
turned last week.
Miss Mason gave a dancing party at
| the fort last Saturday evening, and
many vi the younger set went out from
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Ingersoll have re-
lands.
Miss Ewing, of ST. Louis. is the guest
OF Miss kalman. of Summit avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Wall, now of
Duluth, have been in town for few
days.
Judge Caldwell and Judge Thayer are
at the Aberdeen. and will remain here
several weeks.
Mrs. John Wright and family. of East
Ninth street, are back from Lake Elmo.
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Mrs. W. X. Merriam and family came
in from Forest Lake during the past
week TO their University avenue house.
where they will remain until the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, of Montana.
are at the Aberdeen. and will remain in
st. Paul all winter.
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Mrs. Henry Burbank will soon leave
for Europe to obtain a much-needed rest
from literary work. The Misses Rob
bins expect 10 go with her.
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hl anu MIS-. i. Sllllu dIlu ldUllly
will move into town on the LIST of the
month. and will De at home with Miss
FOrSythe on Oakland avenue for the
winter.
Mrs. L. w. Rundett and Miss Barry
have returned from bayfield,.
Miss Austin, Of Quincy, ILL.,. is the
IF Nrs pf no
ton avenue.
r. NJ. Newport is in New York.
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DR.. and Mrs. Park Richie are at the
Aberdeen for the winter.
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Miss Margaret Smythe is home from
Frontenac.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Nj. Watkins have re-
turned from Washington.
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Mrs. John L. Suapp. of Duluth, and
her little daughter are spending few
days in st. Paul.
Miss Hooper is the guest of Mrs. Far
rington, OF Pleasant avenue.
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A. II. Wilder has returned from Chi
cago.
Odin G. Clay entertained few
friends on Tuesday at his place in the
country.
The Kings Daughters are over $500
richer by the base ball game at White
Bear last week, and are planning all
sorts of benevolent schemes for the
coming winter.
Mrs. Averill and Mrs. Jaggard, of Ex-
change street, have returned from New
London, where they have been spend
ing the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. John F. Fulton have
gone East by way OF the lakes on the
steamer North West.
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Another handsome residence is soon
to be erected on Summit avenue. DR..
Schadle has bought the ground adjoin-
ing Mr.. Stlckney'S, and will build there
home which he hopes to occupy with
III a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cathcart will
be at home at PSI Elm street for the
winter.
Mrs. Frank A. Seymour's "eucbre"
on thursday evening was very large
atfair,and very delightful in every way.
There were about fifty there, and-not
a man. Among the guests were: Mrs.
Theodore Borup. Mrs. w. r. Merriam.
Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Finch
Mrs. DR.. Stone, Mrs. E. &. Rogers, Mrs,
u. Z. Bacon, Mrs. Benjamin Thompson,
Mrs. John Merriam and Miss Cook.
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Senator John Sherman and Gen.
Miles have been in town during the
past week. They were returning from
hunting expedition, and stopped here to
attend 10 some business interests of
Senator Sherman's. Senator Davis took
the two gentlemen under his charge
and gave them luncheon at the Min
neSOla club.
Mrs. Edward c. Hopper, of Portland
avenue, has returned from New York.
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Mrs. Alfred 3. Sibley entertained on
Friday for her guest, Miss Austin.
James }: Hill returned the past week
from his Western trip, and left at once
Tor the scene OF the HinckIey lire.
MUSIC.