The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-22

z supper. The guests occupied two lower
boxes and were Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Scott
Miss Nellie Finch, Walter Hancock and Mr.
Mcphersen.
A surprise party was rendered Mr. and
Mrs. Abrahamson, Saturday night on the oc-
casion OF their return from a visit to Nor
way and Sweden. The employees of the Abra-
beautiful chair. About 150 sat down to lunch.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Cree
Mr.. and Mrs. Lomen Dr. and Mrs RobiI-
lard.
Minneopa Council No. $50. Royal Arcanum,
ceie6rated with all due Internationally
smoke social at Bowiby hall, last evening
the event being the aftermath of q very short
business session. The business order of the
evening was the installation Of A. w. Albin
as orator OF the council and after other rou-
tine matters had been attended to- the meet
Ing was thrown open to guests, and the
tempting weed was brought out and lighted.
speeches., musical numbers were rendered.
The Union drum corps. collectively and indi-
yidually. furnished selections. The official
n. HUM, OF Minneapolis, and Past Grand
regent ]. A. Hartigan. of Hamline.
Inc event was but the first Of many that
ter. The council will make the social feature
prominent and seek to increase the interest
In the organization in this manner.
Miss Josephine Kalman gave box party
at the Metropolitan last evening.
Thursday afternoon. Rev. A. B. Medium will
of1ciate.
Mrs. Edward Dyer was at home yesterday
afternoon. This was the last of the series Of
Post Nuptial receptions and the assisting
women were Misses Louise and Josephine
Dyer.
Mrs. J. D. Sloane entertains this afternoon
at her home on st. Adams street for Miss
Hoyt.
Mrs. Prouty. of Holly avenue, entertains,
Thursday afternoon, for Mrs. Palmer, Of Dem
yer.
The marriage of Alexander Schneider and
Josie NJ ruohy took place at the Cathedral
at 10 o'clock yesterday. After the wedding
breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Schneider left for
the East.
Churches Of st. Paul will meet in Minneapo-
lis Sept. 80. Bishop Graves will give an
address, assisted by Bishop Whipple and
Bishop Gilbert. H.
Willard union, W. c. It. IT,, will hold it's
regular meeting at the home OF Mrs. N. St.
Pierre. Isabel and South Robert streets this
afternoon at 3 o'clock Business of impor-
lance requires the attendance OF all the
members
The Nurses association will hold very
important business meeting Saturday after
noon at 4SS Selby avenue at o'clock. A
full attendance Of the association nurses is
desired.
Miss Gussie Pope who left last week with
friends to visit in Springfield, ILL.,, is dan
gerously i'll with typhoid fever, and her moth
er left the last of last week to attend her.
Mrs. Charles Dewy and Miss Belle Dewy
who have been guests at the Aberdeen for the
last two weeks, have departed for their home
in Omaha.
Mrs. Powell, who has been the guest of
Mrs. McHenry, of Western avenue has re-
turned to her home in st. Joseph. Mo-
Mrs Penrose, who has been the guest of
Mrs. Bass, Of Summit avenue has returned
to Baltimore, accompanied by her son.
Judge Willis and his father and mother.
have taken a house Oakland avenue and
will reside there after Oct. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rantoul of the Aber-
deem, have gone for a trip through the West
G. D. O'Brien and family are home from
White Bear. and are occupying their home on
Portland avenue.
Mrs. Seymour Castle, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Henry Castle, has returned to
Quincy, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Rudd, of Carroll
street, will be at home at the Colonnade after
Oct. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmott Grant Pierce have
returned from abroad and are at the Aberdeen.
In their Summit avenue residence after Nov l.
Miss Josephine Dwyer leaves this week
Tor New York to study with Nine. Ashworth.
Mrs. A. H. Rogers. of Ashland avenue, is
the guest of Miss Doran, Of White Bear.
Col. and Mrs. Kent of Montrose Pa ara
visiting Mrs. Resell, of Dayton avenue
Mrs. Gilman and Miss Gilman, of Virginia
avenue, are home from Ashland, Wis
Mr. and Mrs: William Dawson are entertain
ling Lieut.. Sedgwick Rice and bride.
VIII Kent, the son of Mr.. and Mrs O. II
Kent, has gone to Shattuck school.
Mrs. w. G. Pearce, of Portland avenue, is
at the Aberdeen for the winter.
Mrs. John Townsend. Of Virginia avenue
has returned from White Bear.
Misses Maud and Rene Humbird have gone
to Chicago to attend school.
Mrs. Palmer of Denver is the guest of Mrs.
Prouty, of Holly avenue.
f Mr.. and Mrs. Ed s. Bean have taken apart
ments at the Colonnade
Mrs. d. C. Campbell and daughter are visit
ing friends in Winnipeg.
Dr. and Mrs Wright return this week
from their trip abroad. +.
: Miss M. Walsh, of Duluth, Is visiting Mrs
Arne, Of the Colonnade.
Miss Matthews, of Saltwater is at the Col
onnade for the winter.
Mrs. r. E. Luddington Is at home after a
sojourn at Troutmere.
Dr. and Mrs. Brock, of Breckville To- have
located in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broderick have returned
from Four Lakes
Mrs. Charles Smead has returned to st. Paul
for the winter.
Miss Bass, of Summit avenue, has returned
from Europe
Mrs. Melham, Of the Colonnade, has gone
to Chicago.
Mrs. ]. S. Bryant. of Goodrich avenue, has
gone East.
Miss Cochran has returned from the Rocky
mountains.
Mrs Maj. Tucker leaves in few weeks for
the East.
Miss Sadie OBrien is visiting in Red Wing.
A. J. Humbird has gone to the coast.