The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenbeck, of the Oak
land, will leave this week for Nassau,
where they have built a winter home.
The Misses McQuillan, of Laurel avenue,
leave tonight for st. Louis to spend
week at the fair. Mrs. C. D. Gilfllan
has taken the residence of Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. D. Sloan, on Summit aveune,
for the winter. Miss Gillian will also
spend the winter here. Mrs. j. D.
Sloan and Miss Anne Sloan, of Summit
avenue, will spend the winter in Ger
mantown.
Miss Hill, of Summit avenue, gave a
luncheon Wednesday in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Beard, of New York, Mrs.
Punnett, of the Aberdeen, gave small
luncheon Wednesday and small
bridge party in the evening. Mrs.
Forepaugh, of Summit avenue, gave a
small tea Friday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Flora Auerbach, who is bride
of next week in New York. Mrs. E. G.
Rogers, Of Summit avenue, gave
luncheon yesterday. Mrs. A. S. Pope,
of Ashland avenue, gave a small fam
lily luncheon on Thursday. Mrs. F. A.
Fogg. of Summit avenue, gave a lunch
con on Wednesday. Miss Helen Nc
Intyre, of the Aberdeen, gave a small
tea Thursday afternoon in honor Of
| Miss Penina Jones, who leave st. Paul
| to take g nurses training.
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim, Of the Aber-
deem, will leave on Friday to join Mr.
Oppenheim in New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. F. Smith, of Summit ave-
| Mr.. and Mrs. George /. Becker are
! the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Bird
| Mr.. and Mrs Howard WHEELER have
| taken the Mahan house on Dayton ave-
nue. for the winter. Mrs F. B. KEEL
| logg, of Fairmount avenue, will leave
! the first part of the week for ST. Louis,
where AIR. Kellogg, who is now in New
York, will join her. Mrs. Day, of the
Angus, leaves soon for st. Louis to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Ewing, and
attend the fair. Miss Carpenter, of
| st. Peter street. will leave next Sun
! day night for st. Louis. Gen. and Mrs.
| Schwan, of the Aberdeen, will leave
| the first Of the month for their home
| in Washington.
Mrs. T. L. Blood and Mrs w A. Har-
/
1uth. Mrs. Henry M. Rice will spend
the winter in Seattle with her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Thompson. Capt. Thompson
is now stationed there. Mr.. Frederick
d. Rice Mr.. Maurice Auerbach and
Oscar Auerbach will occupy Mrs. Riees
house during her absence. Mrs. E. A.
Jaggard gave small dinner Friday
night. Mrs. C. c. De Coster gave a
small bridge party Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Gardner Moore, of Lincoln ave
nue., and Mrs. John Morrison, of Good
rich avenue, leave for st. Louis. Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Slade have return
ed from the country. Mrs. J. H. Skin
ner and Miss Elizabeth Skinner left
Friday night for Philadelphia, where
! Miss Skinner will attend school at
Bryn Mawr. Miss Bonita, of the st.
Paul Art school, has returned from the
East, and is at 1877 Western avenue.
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The departure of Miss Auerbach
| from st. Paul is a matter of regret to
her many friends. She leaves tomor-
row night, accompanied by her father.
| Mr.. Maurice Auerbach, and will be
married tomorrow week in Trinity
chapel, New York, to Mr. William Nc
! Allister Smith. Mr.. Smith is son of
Gen. and Mrs. William Smith, who
/ lived in st. Paul few years after the
| general retired, but young Mr.. Smith
was seldom here, though he and his
bride are friends of long standing. The