The Saint Paul globe., 1902-12-21

ner at his home on kent street. Inough
no time has been set for the wedding.
it is rumored that Bishop Potter will
come from New York to perform the
ceremony, which will probably occur
at Christ church.
Mrs. Conde Hamlin, of the st. All
bans, will give a buffet luncheon on
Tuesday in honor of Miss SteVensbn'
Mrs. Youngs guest, and her,sJSter, Pc.
Mabel Austin. Mrs. Hamlin entertain
ed Informally at cards Iastl tlseNenipg,
Tuesday evening occurs the german
given by Mrs. J. J. Hill fora her idaugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude Hill, which is for.
the younger set and the many ting
girls. .,, ~
Word has been received by friends in
this city of the sudden da'atEft on SaH1r
Charles Nordhoff in Lucknow, India.
Charles Nordhoff, who died in San
Francisco a year ago and who was the
war time correspondent the New
York Herald Mrs. Nordhoff, accom-
panied by her daughter,gAfiss Amy
Nordhoff, was on a journey around the
world when her death oceHff ed! !lo1Si ~
Among those who are Out ct town
over Christmas are Mr.. and Mrs ohm
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gone to Philadelphia tossp6nd The a Oil
days with Mr.. Dunn's family. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. b. Kellogg hayesygoAel South
and will remain in Florida for several
weeks. Mrs. C. A. Severance Wifos ex-
pected to remain in New York until
January, has returned and she Witt f1er7
husband. will spend the HOLIDAYS a.ys in st.
Paul at the Aberdeen and go, East after
Christmas. 9gnleais slp
Mr.. Franklin Smith aindt1 NIaT,sLa n g.
ford Smith, sons of Mr.. and Mrs T. T.
Smith, will come down ffo1rf tffeih5li1i-
Tersity and spend two weeks with their.
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. n. p.
Langford, of South Exchange street,
and take part in the holiday gayeties.
Mrs. Langford will have aa1 faInil ly@din-
ner party on Christmas day, entertain-
ing DR.. and Mrs. Charles 4sEheasD n and
her nephew, Mr.. William Kittridge, of
Boston.
Mrs. H L. Moss, of South Exchange
street, has recently returned from a.
visit with friends in Illinois. Mr..
Selnles and Mrs. w. f. M. Gutcheony of
New York, are both guests of their IA
ther, Judge Flandrau, for the holidays.
Mrs. Selmes will return WITH Mrs.
Cuteheon to New York early in Janu-,
ary, where she will spend the remains :.
der of the winter
Prof. and Mrs. Jewett, of Summit av-
enue, will remove in the spring.sto Chi
cago, where they will reside in the fu
. ture Prof. Jewett has been appointed
to the chair of Hebrew and Sanscrit
in the University of Chicago Mrs.
Jewett is-the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weyerhaeuser, of st. Paul, and has a
large circle of friends who will regret
her departure Prof. Jewett hasa rep
utation far and near as q scholar and
man of intellect.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ely Bramha1l,
of Iglehart street, will leave hi S, week
for an extensive trip, through Mexico
and the South. Mrs. Elfelt, MEs.sI3raln-
halls mother, is spending the winter in
Minneapolis r,lM syfsTss4 I zn
Miss Helen Mcintyre, off fhasaAber-
deem, has gone to AlabaIaa to spend
three weeks with the fanffy Of MI:
Matthew Murphy, who 1A129ye, a. irgggsinter s
home in Mobile
Mrs. H. E. Thompson who has spent
sten days at. the Aberdeen. has fgone to
Thomasville- to join her family Miss
Annie McQuillan, of the Aberdeen, has
gDne to New York for few days.
Miss Helen Field, who has been such
a favoTite during her VISIT here ana
who is one of the popular d debutantes,
will return to her home in Elizabeth,
N. j., some time in February.
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SOCIAL.
Mrs. J. j. Hill will give cotillion Tues
day evening at her home on Summit ape-
nue.. for her daughter, Miss Gertrude Hill,
a debutante OF the season.
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Miss Lillian N. Moore of Holly avenue,
will give heart party Tuesday after
noon at her home. ssG1 $50
The Holly Avenue Tennis club will give