The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-06

w. Fairbanks, who was much enter
tanned during the two days she was
here, left on Tuesday evening for Du-
Iuth.
Mrs. McQuillan and Miss McQuillan,
of the Aberdeen, will leave this week
! for Buffalo. N. Y. where they will visit
Mrs. Fitzgerald for short time They
will also meet Miss Clara McQuillan.
who with Miss Mead and Miss North,
| sails for home on the 18th. after a
summer spent in travel on the CONT
nent and in England and Scotland.
| Miss Delphine Robertson. Miss Adine
| Fry and Miss Margaret Judson leave
soon for the Academy of the Sacred
| Heart, near Montreal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Nicols. of Summit avenue, leave.
on Tuesday for Florida. where they will
remain until next spring. Mr. and Mrs.
Secor, of Goodrich avenue, viii here
after reside In New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Young, who
have spent the summer at their sea-
shore home at Edgartown, Mass, have
been spending a week as the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. T. c.. Field at their coun-
try place at Somers, N. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Field have also been to Provf-
dence as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Corning, who now reside there.
Mrs. Porterfield, of Virginia, is the
guest of her father, Mr.. Knox Taylor,
of Iglehart street. Miss Ruth Sher-
burne of Des Moines, will spend the
winter in st. Paul with her cousin,
Mrs. S. M. Hayes, of Nina avenue.
| Miss Sherburne Is very well known
among the younger set of girls. Mrs.
Wemott and Miss Wemott and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kellogg have taken apartments at
the Albion for the winter.
Mrs. w. E. BramhalI. of Iglehart
street, gave small and informal
luncheon on Thursday in honor Of Mrs.
Brunson, formerly of st. Paul. Mrs.
Brunson leaves soon for Honolulu
where she will take charge of a lace
making enterprise to be established
there. Miss Olive Carter, Of New York,
will soon arrive and be the guest of St.
Paul friends. Mrs. Gustave Sehur-
meier has returned from White Bear
and is at her former home on Central
avenue for the winter. Mrs. Bard, Of
Reading, Pa, who has been the guest
of her son at Mrs. Bass, on Laurel av-
enue, has returned to her home. Mr..
Bowman, of Western avenue, will leave
soon for Kentucky, to be married, and
will bring his bride to st. Paul Mr..
Turner, of Seattle, accompanies Mr..
Bowman as his best man.
Mr.. and Mrs Cook, of Detroit, who
have been visiting their son at Mrs.
Bulls, on Western avenue, have re-
turned to their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
E.. B.. Smith, former well known resi-
dents Of this city, have returned and
taken apartments at the Albion. Mrs.
L. w. Rifndlett, of Lincoln avenue, has
returned from Milwaukee. Mrs. P. r.
L. Hardenbergh has removed from the
Jones residence, on Lincoln avenue,
where she spent the summer, to the
Apollo fats, at 81 South st. Adams
street. The Rev. S. G. Smith and Mrs
Smith will return this week from Eu-
rope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Clark will
soon remove from the Dean residence,
on Summit avenue, to the house on
Holly avenue formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Moore. Mr. and Mrs.
John III. Bidleman, who have had the
Drake house, on Portland avenue, for
the summer, will reside at SIS Ashland
avenue for the winter. Mr. and Mrs
&. j. Jones, OF Lincoln avenue, have
returned from Prior lake, where they
spent the summer.
Miss Fannie Mead Lyon, assistant
Central high school, returned from
Paris on Friday, where she has spent
the summer. Miss Lyon has been do
ing special work in the French Ian
guage and taking a course in methods
OF teaching the language in a practical
manner, particularly in enunciation
and rhetoric. Miss Lyons work in the
high school has elected the highest
commentator.
The social arrangements for the ten
ms tournament at the Country club
nave been put into feminine hands.
just as those of the golf meet were a
week ago, and tea will be served on
the lawn as before. Miss Gordon is
chairman of the committee of women.
me women who will have charge this
week are Mrs. j. D. Lawler, Mrs. Arcbi-
paid McLaren, Mrs. L. w. Hill, Mrs. c..
A. severance, Mrs. Trevor McClurg.
MRS. r. c. Holbert, Mrs. w. J. Dean
MRS Harry Richie, Mrs. C. A. Clark,
and the Misses Livingston, Kirk. Cary
Pope, Holbert, Dean, Dousman' Ian,
pher, Stickney Bum, Finch, Simpson
Robbins, Hill, Durham, Bishop, Cor
don, ferguson, Holbert, Judsou. Abbott
F'orepaugh and Ransom
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Mellen. of Summit
avenue, have returned from q trim
through the Yellowstone Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bryant of Goodrich avenue,
gave dinner Thursday evening in
nonor or Mrs. Bacon, of Seattle. Miss
Celia Kalman, of Summit avenue re-
turns today from Nebra ska whore sbo
has been visiting army friends Mrs
f. q. Ingersoll, of Grand avenue has
returned from Two Harbors, MINI.
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