The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-20


day to her home in ST. Louis. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. L. Blood, who are at the Ryan
hotel for short time, have sold their
Central park home and have taken an
apartment in the Livingston, on Sum-
nit avenue, for the winter. Mrs. J. B.
TarboX has taken the Wheelock resi-.
dence, on Summit avenue, for the win
ter. Mrs. Ranney and Miss Ranney,
of Virginia avenue, leave for the East
Saturday night next, and Miss Ran
ney will go to school at Tarrytown.
The Misses Maxfield, of Goodrich av-3
enue, will go to Chicago tomorrow
night to visit Miss Goodhue, who has
been Mrs. J. E. Adams guest. Mrs.
| Shipman, formerly of Goodrich avenue.
| has returned from Seattle, where she
| has been for year Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| A. Hardenbergh will occupy the Rous-
sopoulos residence, ON Goodrich avenue,
for the winter. Gen. and Mrs. Bishop
and family have taken apartments at
the Albion for the winter. Mrs. Horace
Bigelow, of South Exchange street.
has returned from the coast of Maine,
where she spent the summer. Mr. and
Mrs f. e. Bird have removed from
Summit court to sos Summit avenue
for the winter. The Misses Shave en-
tertained a few friends informally on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ether L.
Shepley is spending a few days in Os-
ceola, and when she returns will re-
move to the Squires residence on Sum-
NIT court.
Mrs Rodney Smith, of Western ave-
nue., gave a small military tea Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Hyde, wife
of Col. Hyde, new quartermaster of this
department and successor to Col. Pond.
Col and Mrs. Hyde have apartments at
the Marlborough. Mrs. Oppenheim. of
the Aberdeen, gave a family dinner
Thursday evening, and yesterday left
for Wisconsin to spend few days, and
will return here before leaving the lat
ter part of the week for New York,
where she will spend the winter at the
Waldorf. Mrs. ]. w. Edegrton, of Port
land avenue, has been spending few
days in st. Cloud. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Skinner, of Portland avenue, have re-
turned from White Bear.
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon
gave dinner at the Country club last
night in honor of Miss Helen Bishop,
Of Bridgeport, Conn. The guests were
Miss Helen Bum, Miss Jennie Durham,
Miss Judith Dousman, Miss Bonnie
Ransom, Miss Pauline Ferguson, and
Edward w. Durant, Richard Stewart,
Monnie Cochran, Hugh Halbert, Louis
Dousman, Edward Saunders and Her
vey Simpson, of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gordon were the chaper-
onS.
The interest of st. Paul women in
golf has grown so much during the
past two weeks that some of the girls
have entered in the international tourn-
ament, which begins at GIenview, near
Chicago, the last of this month, and
some parties are being made up to go
down. Miss Helen Bum and Miss
Bishop have entered, and Miss Geor-
giaEa Bishop, of Bridgeport, will be-
there. The latter is q famous golfer.
and has taken part in other national
meets Among others who will go down
next week are Mrs. C. w. Gordon, Miss
Gordon, Miss Ferguson and the Misses
Livingston.
The Misses Hill have returned from
New York. Mrs. David Day and Miss
Alice=-Day will remove from the Ash
land to the Albion for the winter. Mr..
John Upham, of Chicago, is visiting his
father and mother at the Upham resi-
dence on Summit avenue. Miss Mary
Gilfillan, of South Exchange street, will
leave for New York the latter part Of
the week, called there by the illness Of
her sister, Mrs. Samuel Gilbert, for
merly of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. San
born have returned from the West and
are with Mrs. Pyle, SAT Lincoln ave-
nue..
Miss Kirk. of Laurel avenue, gave
small tea Friday afternoon. Mrs. Henry
Hutchinson, of the Aberdeen, gave a
dinner Thursday evening. Mrs. Judith
Montgomery, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Plunnett, at the Aberdeen,
has returned to her home at Louisville.
Mr.. Maurice Auerbach has returned
from New York and is at the Albion.
Mr. Harry Schumacher, son of Mrs.
Henry Schurmeier, is at Kalispell,
Mont.