The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-14


minds whether they would prefer the
delights of society to the more SUBJ
stantial benefits of college course.
The girl who chooses college very often
never makes her debut. as she is apt
to marry before she comes out form
ally. The desire on the part of so many
girls to learn trade. or study law,
medicine or nursing, Is interfering
seriously with society, and the charms
of an active career are formidable
rivals of dancing and other frivolities.
Mrs. J. HI. Hammond and Miss Ham
mond, of South Exchange street, have
been spending the summer on the At
lantic coast. Mrs. Hammond will
spend a month or two in New York
as the guest of her son, Mr.. John
Hammond and his wife. Miss Ham
| mond will probably spend the winter
| abroad. Judge Jaggard. of Exchange
street, is on a fishing trip on the Nipe-
gon. Mrs. Stowell daughter of Mrs.
Averill, will return to st. Paul in Octo-
Der and spend most of the winter here.
Mrs. StoWell, who is great traveller,
has been living recently in Washing
ton, D. c.
Miss Lucille Davis, eldest daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Davis. of Fair
mount avenue has gone to Boston to
school. Mr.. w. F. Graves. of Summit
| avenue, has gone to Boston to place
his son, William Graves, in Harvard.
Mrs. John l.. Merriam, formerly of
St Paul, who resides a large part of
the time in New York with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. McKenna, will spend the win
ter in Washington with her son, Robert
I HI. Merriam. Mr. Merriam married
Washington girl about six weeks.
Mrs. E. G.. Rogers has returned from
Charlevoix on Lake Superior, where
she and her daughter spent the sum-
mer. Miss Julia Rogers will return this
| week. ---~-.--t---,.,zvr--4---ts,
Mr.. w. r. Merriam spent one day at
| the Minnesota club last week. He came
| West with the expectation of going
| shooting, but was called back to Wash
| ington by a sudden summons and re-
| turned at once.
| Miss Katherine Harrington, of Pleas
| ant avenue, who has studied at the
I Art league, in New York, for three
| years, has recently completed very
| excellent portrait of Mr.. C. D. Gilfillan.
and it is to be seen at Bowen's art
! store on Wahasha street. Miss Far
likeness, and has made several por-
| traits this summer which have been
much admired. Miss Farrington's
friends hope she will return to ST.
Paul to remain, as she is decided
acquisition to art circles
DR.. John Wright will soon return
from the East, where he has spent the
summer on the Atlantic coast with his
family. Mrs. Wright, after an absence
in Europe of several years. will return
with her husband for the winter The
| Misses Wright are at school at Garden
City, near New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Cordenio A. Severance
are returning from Europe and are
| expected in st. Paul in few days.
| Mrs. j. E. Schadle, of the Aberdeen,
has recently been in Paris, and may
not return to this country until spring.
| Mrs. Rodney Smith, who has been
abroad for nearly year, has returned
and joined her husband, Col. Smith, in
| st. Paul. They are with Mrs. Bass, on
Laurel avenue. =
DR.. and Mrs Charles E. Lee, who
| nave had the Griggs house this sum-
mer, have gone to Mrs. Bulls, on Lau-
/ rel avenue, for the winter. Their
will remain in st. Paul until the end
of October. Miss May Lee will go to
| New York for the winter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Corning, for
mer ST. Paul residents, who have been
living in Boston. will soon go to Provi-
dence, which will be their home in the
| future. Mr.. Gardner Corning has gone
into business just outside Of Provf-