Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Inc fashionable world draws her votaries 3
Danos OIL SILK, but with 40 intention of wron.
Ing the historian i1 question, a veneration fc
truth and candor, based largely upon the e,
perlence of The past week, compels the bell,
tna' the party aforesaid was an expert in hant
ing The great American product -''tafy.
Beng modest bachelor and more given t
Inc quiet and retired walks of life than to fe
Grihg IN Inc calcium light effulgence tha
Summers over the curled darlings of society
the social fiend is enabled, occasionally, to oc
cupy reserved niche in the festal halls @
pleasure, and can therefore speak by the card
Having become jaded with the heat and tur
mon of the city one day last week
the society muldoon of the SUNDAY GLoB1
enveloped himself in that breeziest of sum
mer resorts, the picnic duster and, accom-
panied by his trusty and accomplished groom
ne started IN quest of comfort and gooC
ume.. A visit was made to the fashionabl,
watering places, the object being to cultivate
the bland aspects of air and sky, the bosky
mead and by the occasional aid of the palatable
but deceptive milk punch, keep cool.
Gentle reader, have you been there? Come
aoa0, entire nous, or strictly on the dead, have
you been there yourself and got left; not on
the M p. racket, but on the keep o.i part OF
the programme? Silence lends willing assent
and another victim is recorded to the vain AND
hollow deceptions OF the summer resort.
hotel or boarding house.
vi all places on this green globe where
man and womankind are privileged to disport
,neir ldlosyncracies (that word is large and
limited and covers q lot Of things) the water
ing place hotel is entitled to the top round in
the roost as being the very paradise Here
may be seen the fashionable bull as he spreads
himself in the Seves china shop of the beau
tnonoe. Here may also be studied to advan.
tage the funny breaks of the young lady
VINO dresses en- train to keep cool,
gloves, weSas her and monogram .ss .,.,1l on her
dainty young swell who pinches his
tootsle- wootsie feet into a No. 5 toothpick
pointed gaiter. All thes, things may be seen
ana more. but if you want solid comfort take
the advice of an old stager and don't 90.
Experience has taught that ham sand.
"lch and pint of beer with napkin spread
on the fragrant green by the
woman you love is as far ahead of five dol
Hght outshlnes the tallow dip of our daddies.
Miss Martha Jones is visiting New York.
Ehie Allen left Friday for trip to Winnipeg.
Miss NC. Wimley is on visit to NewYork.
Mrs. Cecil Hall, Winnipeg, is at the Metro
politan.
Mrs. johnson and son, Chicago, are doing
the lakes.
n. McAfee, Esq, left last week for an ex.
tended trip west.
Mr.. G. F. Norris returned last week from
visit to Chicago.
Miss Mamie Duncan, of this city, is visiting
her sister at Aroka.
The Misses Greenleaf, Chicago, are visiting
friends in this city
DIR. Talbot Jones will spend the Sabbath at
the Hotel Lafayette.
Mrs. ". F. Hachtman returned Yesterday
from visit to Winona
Miss Josie Burt, of Mortified, is visiting
her brother, C. 81. Burt.
Mrs. A. G. Wright and daughter, Chicago.
are guests of the Windsor.
Geo. Hale and wife, Peoria, Ill, are enjoying
summer life in Minnesota.
Mr.. William L. Anderson left yesterday for
flying visit to New York.
Mrs T. P. Van Armin, New York city, is
on pleasure trip to st. Paul
Mr.. H. c. Hope and family are guests at the
Leip house, White Bear Lake.
Mrs. Beverly Klein ard child, PHILADELPHIA,
are recent arrivals in the city
The engagement of Mr.. Ernest rev TO
Miss Mollle Gross is announced
Mrs. P. Hosford and daug hter Kate, of Du
buque, are visiting friends here
W. q. Halliday and wife, Coluu,bu O.,
are visiting relatives in this city.
F. M. Worrall and wife, st. Louis, are seek
ing rest and pie asure at the lakes.
Mrs. j. V. Westlake aud Miss. M. Fredrick,
st. Louis, are visiting in St. Paul.
Gen. Averill and family have occupied the
Burbank mansion on Summit avenue.
Mrs. j. Omen and daughter, Miles City,
are the guests OF their st. Paul friends.
Mr.. John Dodge and wife of the Merchants,
returned Thursday from their visit east.
Rishop Hare, of Chicago, was guest of the
Leip house, White Bear lake, last Friday.
Misses Nellie Power and Annie Wa tkins re.
turned last week from visit to Prior lake.
F. A. Beats and wife, San Francisco, are
sojourning in st. Paul for health and pleasure.
Mrs. Major Freeman, of Fort Smelling, gave
very pleasant german" last Friday evening.
E. h. Biggsan son are among the disciples
of Walton who pay frequent visits to White
Bear.
Miss Fannie Whitbeck, of Chicago, has
been visiting Dr.. E. H. Patterson the past
week.
Misses Jennie and Sarah Cotterell, of Syca.
more, H., are visiting their uncle, Col Wm
Shelly.
The Misses Butter6eld OF St. Paul street
have returned from weeks sojourn at Min
netonka.
Mr.. Fred. VIII viii hereafter devote himself
to teaching music and cornet solo playing il
St. Paul.
John P. Ellis and family, St. Louis, who
have been camping up north, have returned tc
tie city.
Mrs.J. D. Jennings and family, of Ash
land avenue, have returned from camping a
White Bear.
John McVey, wife and child, OF Bingham
ton, n. z, are seeing the sights Of the grea
Northwest.
James J. Hill and a party of friends viii
| visit Larimore and the Northwest the last o.