The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-01


kaleidoscope appearance at this
~ season of the year, for people are
constantly coming and going, and it Is
particularly hard to know where ones
friends are. While most Of those who
have been spending the winter else
where are again at home CT soon will
be, many who are to be away during
the summer have already gone, and
this week a number of families will go
TO their homes at the various lakes
nearby. 1t seems as though people are
at last beginning to realize how lovely
the country is during the spring and
early summer before it is overrun by the
many from the cities and before the
freshness has worn away.
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Mrs. Severance's reception last Mon
day was the largest social affair given
during the week. 1t was the first re-
ception, too, since the close of the WIN
ter season, and Mrs. Severance's guests
thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon. A
very pretty dinner was given last
Tuesday by the men at the wigwam.
DR.. and Mrs. Bean also entertained
at dinner on Tuesday. Mrs f. B.
Wright gave a bridge party last
Wednesday. Judge and Mrs. Van Der
venter gave a theater party on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. George NJ. Ken
yon entertained at dinner on Wednes-
dty for Miss Mead and Mr.. Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Lyons gave a
bridge party last Thursday evening.
Miss Clfnch entertained on Thursday
afternoon for Miss Suydom, of Eliza
beth, N. j. Mrs. Blabon, of the Aber-
deem gave dinner on Thursday. Miss
Erne Constance entertained infor-
mally on Wednesday. Mrs. Wilder
Merriam gave a small bridge party
Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Theodore Schurmeier will en-
terrain at luncheon on Thursday. DR..
G. f. McClumpho, of Minneapolis, will
give a supper this evening for Miss
Mead and Mr. Sanford. Mrs. HAM
mond, Of Exchange street, will give a
luncheon for Mrs. Horace Bigelow next
"Wednesday. On Tuesday evening the
Women's Association of Christ Church
will give a reception in honor of the
rector, r. G. d. Andrews, seventeen
years having passed since he became
connected with the church.
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Miss Frances G. Buchanan and Mr.,
Claiming Seabury Timberlake win be
married on the 1st Of June at Miss
Buchanan's home in Ingersoll, Canada.
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Mrs. Charles Smith and Miss Mary
Guest Smith, Of Marshall avenue, re-
turned from California on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. H. Wilkes, of the Aberdeen,
leaves for the East next week, and win
sail for Europe on the 21St of this
month. Mrs. Sarah Ward returned
from Seattle last evening. Mrs. A. III.
-Iindeke, of Summit avenue, left for
Omaha on Wednesday. Mrs. Cutter
returned from Boston yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. H. f. Peet and Mr.. and Mrs.
LuciuS Ordway are spending Sunday
at OSceola, Wis. Mrs. Charles Gordon
has returned from Osceola. Miss Susie
Clark, who has been spending several
weeks in st. Paul, win sail for Europe
on the 18th of May. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald Taylor have returned from
the East. Mr.. Henry Horn and his
family arrived in ST. Paul on Tuesday.
Miss Kelly. of Goodrich avenue, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Tingle, at her
home in st. Davids, Pa. Mrs.. Paris
Fletcher returned yesterday from Sioux
City Mrs. Walter Cakes, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Louis Hill, has
gone back to Seattle. Mrs. Pope re-
turned from the South yesterday. Miss
Pope is visiting in Chicago. Mrs. Ben
jamin Thompson, Of the Aberdeen, has
returned from California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fagley, of Holly avenue,
LII 81 tE1H SOOL " their nOI4G at
Lake Elmo. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels, of
the Aberdeen, have taken a cottage
at DelWoOd for the summer. Gen.
and Mrs. Bishop, who have been spend
ing the winter at the Angus, are again
In their home on Dayton avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wheelock
end Miss Wheelock have returned from
California. Mrs. D. NJ. Robbins is Wis
ftincp
and Mrs. Charlton Lewis, in New
Haven. Mrs. Jaggard and Miss Anne
Jaggard have returned from Califor-
mia. Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Saunders
and the Misses Saunders are expected
in st. Paul tomorrow. Miss Annie Car
roll, who has been the guest of Miss
OTIS of Summit avenue, has gone back
to Flint, Mich. Miss Maxfield, of Good
rich avenue, has returned from the
East Mrs. Horace BigeloW spent part
OF last week with Mrs. Emerson Had
ley. Gen. and Mrs. NJ. d. Flower have
returned from Excelsior Springs. Mrs.
Harrison Foster returned this morning
from Lexington, Ky.,where she has been
visiting her mother. Mrs Hart Gibson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hutchinson
have returned from Osceola. Mrs.
Sanders has gone to her home on the
island at White Bear lake, Miss Sybil
carter was the guest of Mrs. B. F.
stanton for short time last week,
Miss Carter has now gone to visit
the Indian school at Birch Coulee, and
will return to ST. Paul in two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirk, of Sum
NIT avenue, have gone to Cleveland to
visit Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kirk. Miss
Adele Lanpher has returned from the
East. Mrs. Pierre Severance and Miss
severance left for Boston on Wednes- !
day, Mrs ]. B. Tarbox has gone to !
her home at White Bear lake for the |
summer. Miss Delphine Robertson 1ef,
on "Wednesday evening for Leaven |
worth; from there she win go To 81 /
Louis to stay until July l. Mrs. Henry /
Hutchinson is in Paris. and viii san /
for America on the 9TH OF Nav. Mrs /
.Furness, Miss Furness and Miss Laura |
E'urness viii sail for America on the |
2Sth OF this month. DR.. and Mrs Scha~ /
die have taken a cottage at White |
Bear lake and win spend the summer /
there. Miss Minnie Refkey has re- /
turned from the South. Miss Lake. of /
Ashland avenue. leaves for the East |
IN two weeks. and VIII SIN for Europe !