The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-25

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who up to two years ago was a resi-
with her sister, Mrs. e. v. Appleby, of
Summit avenue. There is very pleas
| ant colony of former residents of this
| city now living in Duluth, of which
| Miss Appleby is one. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Whitney Wall are also among them
and are pleasantly remembered by theit
old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND and M. Tay-
| Tor, parents of Mrs. Louis w. Hill, will
return to ST. Paul in August to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor are old and well
known residents of New York, who
! left there about twelve years ago and
resided in st. Paul until two years ago,
when they went back to New York.
Miss Ethel Taylor, who spends much
time in Tacoma with her sister, Mrs.
| Walter Oaks, has been here for six
| months, the guest of Mrs. Hill. Miss
| Taylor is very attractive and a great
favorite in the younger set.
There are rumors from White Bear
! of much devotion on the part of a
young man no longer in the first blush
of youth, to girl not long out. The
quiet of the lake this year is SO marred
and the entertainments SO few that
many engagements are quite likely to
be heard of by the end of the season.
For still waters run deep, and when
nothing is going on that the world
knows of, quite a bit is apt to be going
on that the world does know about
later. And White Bear is at present
suffering from a prolonged calm. Look
out for some announcements towards
the end of August.
Mr.. Henry Austin Adams, the dis
lin icb hoc
cipient of much attention on the part
of st. Paul friends during his visit.
He came for week, but has found the
city so agreeable and hospitabIe that
his stay has been extended to a fort
night.
For some reason or other society
here-and everywhere-takes very
kindly to Buffalo Bill, and his appear
ance is the signal for many pleasant
parties. Persons come in from lake
or country and there will undoubtedly
be greater gathering of fashionable
clans in town tomorrow to visit this
unique entertainment that have been
seen since the winter season closed.
The annex of the Minnesota club for
women is becoming more and more
popular at the noon hour and this
summer has had something in the ma
ture of boom. Every day finds many
st, Paul women and out of town guests
lunching there.
Miss Katherine Wheaton, who is at
the -Brule spending the summer at the
Wheaton cottage there, has had many
house parties this year and an invita-
ton to her hospitable home is much
coveted by the younger set. Miss Jud-
son and Miss Katherine Abbott spend
much time with Miss Wheaton and
many of the younger set Of men are
kept busy locating these popular girls,
who are here today and tomorrow at
the Brule. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Watson
are also among those who have a house
in this delightfully."- cool place.
The Looker-on.
The old residents of Mankato who
are now living in st. Paul and Mime
apolis, have formed an old settlers as
ISOLATION and will give an annual pic
mic. The officers of the association
are: President Mrs. Bradley Phil
lips, Minneapolis; secretary, Mrs. J. H.
Long, Minneapolis; treasurer, Mrs. H.
w. De Groot, Minneapolis. OF the st.
Paul people present there were Mr..
and Mrs l.. A. Moore, A. ID. Condit and
Mrs. f. o. Brown.
The members of the Catholic sum-
mer school were given a reception yes
terday afternoon at ST. Joseph's
academy. The guests were received
by Mother Seraphine, who was assist
ed by Mrs. Frank Bingham, Mrs. Roger
Kennedy, Mrs. T. D. O'Brien and Mrs.