The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-18

Mary GilfllanT Of South Exchange.
street, will arrive soon to spend some
weeks with her mother. Miss Betty
Perrin will sail in week to spend the
winter in Berlin. Miss Agnes Senkler.
of Virginia avenue, has returned from
spending the summer in Canada. Mrs.
John Wright, of the Angus, accompa-
MED by her sister, Nine de Coppet,
will leave the first of the year to spend
the winter in California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick P. Wright have removed to
the Rugg house on Summit avenue,
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Slade. Judge and Mrs. ]. w. Willis
have returned from Superior Mrs.
| William Tucker. of Washington, was
in ST. Paul day or two during the
1 past week en- route to the Philippines to
join Col Tucker who is stationed in
1 Manila. Later Mrs. Tucker and her
mother, Mrs. J ohm A. Logan. will go to
Japan for the winter: Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Hayes, of Nina avenue. have re-
turned from Alexandra. Mrs. Arnold
Kalman gave a small luncheon on
Thursday. Miss Young, of the Aber-
deem, gave box party at the horse
show Thursday night. Miss Robbins
at the horse show Wednesday night
Her guests We're Mrs. Wallace Winter
Miss Louise Cochran, and Mr.. Julian
Kirby and Mr.. c. Meredith Bend.
Miss Gertrude Schumacher. of Cen
trail park, gave a dinner and card
! party Monday night for the Bryn
1 Mawr set of girls. Miss Charlotte
| Z o,,da IL
Nye, leave tonight for Miss Nye's home
| in Auburn, N. Y. Mrs Van SAINT, of
the Aberdeen. gave luncheon yes
! terday. Mr.. Morton, of London, is at
the Aberdeen and was entertained by
Mr.. Stickney at the Country club Fri
| day night Mrs. L. H. Maxf1eId gave
progressive supper last night in
] honor of her son, Mr. Louis Maxf1eld.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend, of Vir-
! ginia avenue, have returned from
White Bear. Mrs. 1Lanborn and Miss
Lamborn, who have been guests of
Mrs. w. F. Peet, left yesterday for
| ST. Louis. Judge and Mrs George B.
Young were in Venice the first of the
month and will not return to st. Paul
] for some time.
|
has returned from New York Mrs
j. E. Schadle gave small bridge party
yesterday at White Bear. Mrs. w. F.
| Peet gave small luncheon Tuesday
Mrs. De Coster, Of Summit avenue, en-
tertafned informally with bridge Fri
day. Mrs. Wagner, of Tacoma, will
spend some weeks visiting ST. Paul
friends. Mrs. Crawford Livingston has
! gone to Cable, Wis. Mrs. Dunn, who
| has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Sloan, has returned to Philadelphia.
Mrs. F. A. Seymour has returned to
Chicago.
Miss Schumacher. of Central Park,
has gone to Philadelphia Miss Ce-
ella Ka.znan, of Summit avenue, is
visiting in Duluth. DR.. and Mrs. A. J.
Louis this week. Mr.. Maurice Auer-
bach and Miss Auerbach will leave
next week for New York. Miss Hester
! Pollock, of the Ashland, has returned
/ from the East.
Mrs. Reyes, who has been the guest
/ of her niece, Mrs. John Dunn. of Lin
coin avenue, will return to her home
in New York state this week. Mrs A.
i B.. Sibley, of Helena, has been the
guest of Mrs. A S. Pope during the
week and left last night for ST. Louis,
to remain three weeks. She will spend
some time in St Paul on. her return.
] DR.. and Mrs. MacLaren, of Holly ave-
+, nue., have returned from White eBar,
Mrs. Frederick Ingersoll and Miss Ger
aldine Ingersoll of Grand avenue, left
last night for Baltimore. where Miss
Ingersoll will attend Miss Carter
school. Mrs J. I. II. Field has re-