The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-24

cept In some OF the outlying districts
OF minneapolis. The faithful horse has
mad It's innings during the past year.
put even the finish of the horse may be
dlmly seen in the coming popularity of
auto carriages. There are a few of the
machines to be seen in the st. Paul
streets, but not any of the huge racing
a1fairs that are becoming so common
IN New York and Newport. The re-
ported exhibition of autos to be given
next week at the state fair will with
OUT doubt give an impetus to their use
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Walter S. Morton, who is a, we'll
known st. Paul woman and of an old
and prominent family, will hereafter
reside in New Milford, Conn., where
MI. Morton is in business Mrs. Nor
ton and her family have been spending
the summer on a farm near HASTINGS
and will return to town on the first Of
september, and remain here a month
before going East.
The Misses Holbert, of Summit ave-
nue., who have been spending most of
the summer at the Holbert country
place, at Osceola, have returned to
Lhelr Summit avenue home Mr.. and
mr. Ho1bert will remain in the coun-
Try until September. Mrs. G.. c., De-
Coster and Miss De Costerr. of Summit
avenue, returned during the past week
from the seashore.
Mr.. Louis Chemidlin, of BROOKLYN.
Will reach st. Paul this week, where he
WIN JON ms wife at her mothers, Mrs.
john 5. Prince, on Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chemidlin, with their
family, will leave during the first week
OF September for the City of Mexico.
Whlch Will be their home for several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. harrington.
and their two children, of Buffalo will
arrive in st. Paul the early part of this
week to visit Mr.. Farrington's family.
MI and Mrs. John Harrington. of
Pleasant avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Far
rlngton are well known, great fayorites
socially, and their few visits to this
city are always pleasant events to
their many friends
Mrs. Flandreau, of Pleasant avenue
entertained informally Friday after
noon in honor of her guest. Mrs
Thayer, of New York. Among the
guests was Mrs, William Vanderburph.
OF Minneapolis, we'll known society
woman OF that city. Mrs. Wander
Durgh Is a French woman, and is con-
sldered one Of the beauties of Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torbett, of DUBUQUE
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. D. Kirk, of Summit avenue. Mrs
Torbett is sister of Mr.. Kinks
Mr.. and Mrs T. L. Blood, who have
been abroad since June, haye returned
from their trip to the North Cape, and
when last heard from were in DEN
mark. They will return home about
the last Of September.
Mrs. Strickland. Of Omaha, well
known to St. Paul as Mrs. Ovitt, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Col.
Warning, at Mahtomedi, White Bear
lake.
Mrs. Pierre wibaux, now of Paris.
formerly of Montana and st. Paul, is at
the Aberdeen renewing old acquain-
tances and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schultze, who
have recently sold their Central Park
nome, have taken apartments at the
Aberdeen for the winter. Miss Clara
McQuillan, who has been to Alaska and
Seattle, has returned and is at the
Aberdeen. Mr.. John H. Mitchell of
the Aberdeen, is spending six weeks at
Tacoma, and in Portland, Or, with his
father, Senator Mitchell.
Mr.. Frederick B. Sibley, eldest son
OF the late Gen. H. H. Sibley, formerly
OF st. Paul, who has lived in Washing
ton, u. c., for many years, has been
spending the summer in the Yellow
stone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rhodes, and
FAMILY, Of Lincoln avenue have re-