Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

| 1V 10 tHe CpihIOn IN polIe society circles
that it is possible to have too much of good
thing even in the matter of weather. That in
snort the chairman of the committee on ways
| and means of the weather has been laying on
| the warm side o trifle too thick. But for
those who twine the festive hoof in the fash
| ionable chase for pleasure there is really no
| just gronds for complaint. The days have been
trifie warIu, but what does little heat,signi-
| fly TO man Or woman i'll search of glOry-or
bank roll?
And moreover does not the night bring
cooling zephyrs, lovely moonlight and stars
1 that throb and burn-dOes it not bring those
| most musical warblers, the Thomas Cat and
mosquito, and does not the lover wax elo-
| quent and lavish his patrimony on root beer
and ices, and set 'em up for ,h4 boys, and sigh
| for hundred million tons of gold to give his
sweetheart, and tear his hair. After all what
is lucre and fame and such f aeting baubles to
man whose soul scars III the beatific region
to which even the kind hearted but mistaken
woman who rauovates the classic shirt front
does not have access.
Toe past week has brought forth several
weddings, the usual number of hops ard en-
teriainments at the lakes, excursions, picnics,
musicales aod the regular grist OF minor
matters, which are recorded below.
City Attorney Murray is convalescent.
Geo. Stone and wife, New York, are at the
METROPOLITAN.
Mrs. Rod. .sSherwin is the guest of Mrs. Ed
ward Comings.
Mrs. j. E. Driseoll and party, New Orleans,
are doing the lakes.
ka Mr. G. E. Howe,: wife and son, Boston,
are visiting in St. Paul,
Mr.. R.. w. Abbott, of New Orleans, is on
his annual visit to St. Paul
large number of ST. Paulites will return
from the lakes the ensuing week.
Judge Erastus Eigerton and wife are visit
ing on their farm in Pine county.
Gen. Forsyth was among the military nota-
bes who took in the city last week.
Senator Beck and wife, of Kentucky, arrived
yesterday and are at the Metropolitan.
Nathan Myrick, Esq, returned last week
from prolonged visit to Washington.
Miss Mary Jewell, OF Hudson, Wis, is visit
ing Miss Alice Otis, of Ashland avenue.
Mrs. Col. Townsend and three daughters
have taken apartments at the Merchants.
Col. Cleary and son have returned from an
inspection of their lands in the Northwest.
The engagement is announced of Miss Nellie
Averill to a leading physician of Philadelphia.
MIR. P, j. 0'Ccnnor, and niece, Miss Had
lock, OF st. Louis, are rusticating at the lakes.
Mrs. P. H. McManus and daughter, Miss
Mary, left last Monday on visit to friends
in Duluth.
Mrs. R. c. Wiley and her sister, Mrs Still
well, left last Tuesday evening for an extended
trip East.
Judge Gamble, wife and daughter, OF VIII
Transport, Pa, were among the sight-seers
here last week.
Mrs. Thos. Wilson and daughter, of Vino
na, passed several days in visiting their friends
in the city, last week,
Mrs. r. G. Wiley and sister, Mrs. Hiram
Stillwell, left last week for visit 10 relatives
in Michigan and Ohio.
Mrs. Stibolt and family, Miss Hanson of
St. Louis, and c. s. Vincent, wife and son, are
sojourning in the city.
Col. Chas. Hanes and wife returned from
White Bear lake Friday, the former being
much improved in health.
II talked of engagements may be consid cred
genuine the amount OF prospective conubial
comfort Will be very large.
Mrs. p. Young, of Morrison, Ill.,, accom-
panied by her son Eddie, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. W. Shlrk, Holly avenue.
Rev. James Rltchey, OF MartInsville, Ind,
father Of Dr.. Park Ritchey, and uncle of Mr..
j. A. Wampler. is visiting in st. Paul.
Hon. Robert Miller, mayor of Fergus Falls,
ard Democrat in whom there is no guile,
called on his st. Paul friends last week.
Mr. Fl. j. Lynn and wife, Memphis, Tenn,
are drinking in the salubrious air of Mime
sofa, with headquarters at the Merchants.
A party of English tourists including A.
Homer Cochrane, j. Fl. Graysou and J. C.
Maclagan and wife are at the Metropolitan.
The Misses Adams, of Fulton, ILL.,, visiting
Mrs. s. V. Boyer, Laurel avenue, have spent
week pleasantly in excursions to the lakes.
The st. Paul hotels, last week, were crowd
ed with politicians, who came down from
their several rural homes to save the country.
Fred Pobst and family, John Black and
family, and Miss Robbie, of
Milwaukee, have apartments at the Metropol-
itan.
Dr.. Farrell, wife and daughter, Ft Wayne,
Ind., and Mr.. j. Crowell, wife and two daugh-
ters, are among the excursicnists at the Mer-
chants.
Mr.. d. H. Norton, an extensive land owner
OF Texas, and brother of the late Senator Nor
ton of this state, is welcome sojourner in
our midst.
Misses May and Harriet Newson, the ac-
complshed and charming daughters of Major
T. n. Newsou, haYe returned from visit to
Saltwater.
DIR. e. W. Buchanan and bride returned to
st. Paul Friday evening, having passed their
honeymoon at the seaside and summer resorts
OF the East.
Mr.. w. NJ. Wheeler, father of Mr. Will
Wheeler of the Omaha road, and family, were
visiting in this city last week. They sojourned
at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Allen, of Wilminuton,
Del, and Miss George Green, OF Duluth, COM
pose pleasant little party of summer board
ers at the Merchants.
The Hon. D. G. Wright, father of Miss
Minna Wright, the charming and accom-
plished elocutionist, is on one of his period
lcal visits To this city.