The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-20


uated as a civil engineer and went al
most at once into railroad work for the
same road which he will now control.
He began at the bottom, learning every
inch of the road, working all along the
line, finally settling in Livingston,
Mont, where he has been for some
time, and where, a few years ago, he
married his wife. Later they removed
to Rossland. He is the son Of Mrs.
Henry j. Horn, Of this city, and broth
er Of Mrs J. w. Adams, Mrs. Mcneil
V. Seymour and Miss Horn. Mr.. Horn
is IN town until tomorrow, when he
will go West for his family and will
bring them to this city the first of the
month. They have taken house on
Goodrich avenue. Mrs. William Ban
ming and Miss May Banning, who have
been in Southern California for year
or two, will return to st. Paul the first
of April and be the guests Of Mrs. j.
w. Adams, of Ashland avenue, for a
time Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Banning, of
Los Angeles, may come on in April for
visit.
Mrs. P. R. L. Hardenbergh, Of st.
Adams street, will leave next week for
Detroit, Columbus and New York, to
be gone about a month. She will at
tend the wedding of Miss Grace Chap
man, of Columbus, who marries Mr..
Henry Nelson Rose on April 5. Miss
CHAPMAN has visited Mrs. Harden
bergh here and made many friends In
St. Paul. Mrs. Charles Spencer and
Miss Clough, Of Summit avenue, were
all ready to go East Monday night,
when Miss Clough fell and broke her,
arm, so their visit to New York has
been postponed for the present. Mrs.
H. P. Upham, Of Summit avenue, has
returned from Chicago. Mrs. George
E. Beardslee, of Paramount avenue. will
return this week from Rochester, N. z.
Mrs. John Miller, of Virginia ave-
nue., will entertain informally on Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Rukard Hurd, Of
Nina avenue, gave small dinner
Wednesday night. Mrs. Louis N. Hill
has returned from Chicago. Mrs. F.
P. Wright, of Summit avenue, Is 60
ing to Chicago this week. Miss Elsie
Constans, of Summit avenue, enter
tanned informally Friday afternoon.
The Misses RoSSun, of Lincoln avenue,
will give a small supper tonight. Mrs.
F. A. Fogg, Of Summit avenue. gave
dinner Thursday evening.
Ex-Gov. Merriam, now Of New York,
was in town for several days during
the week and was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Cathcart, Of Goodrich
avenue. He left Wednesday night. Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Stickney have returned
from the South and gone to New York.
Mrs Robert Rantoul, of Helena, Is the
guest of Mrs. r. M. Newport, of Ash
land avenue Mrs Burnside Foster, of
Harrington avenue, entertained few
friends very informally yesterday aft
ernoon in Mrs. Rantoups honor. Mrs.
Charming Seabury, of Ashland avenue,
gave a small luncheon on Wednesday
in honor Of Mrs. Pearce. Mrs. Henry
De Forest, Of New York, arrived this
week, and will visit her mother, Mrs.
Charles P. Noyes, of Virginia avenue.
Mrs Noyes gave a small dinner In her
honor Friday night. Mrs. G. b. Fur
ness and the Misses Furness, who have
been abroad year, will soon go to
England and will return in the sum-
mer. Col and Mrs. Gilbert, the former
recently retired, will return to Roches-
ter, N. Y, which will be their future
home Mrs. Holbert, the Misses Hol-
bert and Mrs. J. Norman Risley, the
bride, will return today from the East
and South. Mrs. Risley will remain
until after the marriage Of her brother
and Miss Finch on April 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Blood, of Summit
avenue, are spending ten days at
French Lick Springs. Mrs. F. B. KEEL
logg has gone to New York. Mr.. c.. w.
Gordon, of Laurel avenue, is in New
York Miss Sanborn, Of Virginia ave-
nue., is going to join her father In st.
Louis for short visit.