The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-21
have had to be given up on account Of
| the cold and wretched weather.

have had to be given up on account of
the cold and wretched weather.
Mrs. Jaggard, Of South Exchange
street, has been making visit in APP
pleton, Wis, and will spend the re-
mainder of the summer in the East
visiting friends in Philadelphia and
New York, going finally to the Maine
coast for month. She will be Joined
by Judge Jaggard in July, who will
remain away until September. Mrs.
Jaggard will be gone until the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. II. Stowell, of CAL
ifornia, have arrived in st. Paul, and
Mrs. Stowell will remain all summer
with her mother, Mrs. Averill, OF
South Exchange street. Mr. StoWell
will return to the West.
Miss Howell, OF New Jersey, who
made her debut in st. Paul at the tea
given for her by her aunt, Mrs. Wright,
Friday afternoon, is a pretty girl and
very clever one, being now a senior
at Bryn MaWr college. She will spend
the summer in st. Paul. Mrs. Wright
was assisted on Friday by Mrs. Cary,
Mrs. Willis, Mrs. McGuffy, Mrs. Burn
side Foster, Miss Carpenter, Miss Cor
| don, Miss Saunders and Miss Rather
! inc Wright.
Mrs. w. A. Hardenbergh, Of Central
park, will move out to her new house
| at DellWood this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hardenbergh have sold their Central
park home and will probably occupy
| an apartment on the hill when they
return from the lake. Mrs. P. r. l..
| Hardenbergh has taken the residence
| of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Jones, on Lin
| coin avenue, for the summer and will
| occupy it on the list of July. Mrs
Winter-Smith left on Wednesday night
for New York city, where she will re-
side with her daughter, Mr.. E. w.
Winter. They have taken an apart
ment on Madison avenue and will be
away until October.
Mrs. Henry A. Castle and the Misses
Castle have come from Washington
and opened their summer home at
Silver lake. Miss Margaret Castle,
who is visiting friends in the South,
| will soon return and Lieut.. Castle, who
| has just returned from the Philip
pines, will reach st. Paul and spend a
| short leave with his family. Mrs.
| Burnside Foster, of Harrington avenue,
will go to Clearwater for a month in
July. Miss Emily Cochran, Of Western
avenue, will also go to Clearwater for
a short time. Mrs. Benjamin Thomp-
son, Of the Aberdeen, is spending the
! summer at Lake Osakis.
Miss Alice Forepaugh, who has been
visiting friends in Philadelphia, is now
in New York and will shortly return
to ST. Paul. Mrs. L. D. Wilkes, of the
Aberdeen, has returned from the
South and will spend the summer III
town. Mrs. Bancroft has gone west
and is now in Tacoma, visiting Mrs.
A. W. Tidmarsh, and will visit friends
in Seattle and Spokane before return
ing home. Mrs. Henry Schurmeier
will spend several weeks at Mime
: tonka as the guest of Mrs. Plant, of
Minneapolis. Mrs. J. w. Bishop, of
Mackubin street, has returned from
Kenosha, accompanied by her two
| daughters. Mrs. Cowling, Of Mackubin
street, is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Schomberger, of Chicago. Miss Cecil
| White, who has just returned with
her mother from a winter in Italy, is
i'll with typhoid fever at the Waldorf
in New York. Mrs. D. A. Robertson
Of Grand avenue, will spend part of
the summer in Milwaukee and Ghica-
go. Mrs. Pearce, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer, OF