Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

THE SUClAu WORLU.
The seven days closing last night have
constituted gala week in st. Paul society
circles, both from the number and bril-
hancy of its society doings. The week
has been particularly notable from the
large number of pleasant weddings, re-
captions and parties. The culver of the
little blind divinity cupid, indeed, has
been quite exhausted of its arrows, that is
if the list of weddings is reliable. for sell
dom has the god of love achieved great
er number of victories in the same length
of time.
The most notable event of the week was
the marriage on Thanksgiving eve of Mr..
Theodore L. Schurmeier, the junior partner
in the house of Lindekes, Warner & Schur-
meier, and Miss Caroline, the beautiful
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gotzian.
This affair was unusually brilliant, the ap-
pointments being on a scale of great
grandeur and magnifcence. The floral
display and the toilets were lavish and
beautiful beyond description. and the
affair was sumptuous throughout.
There were many other pleasant we'd
dings, and in this respect the sons and
daughters of st. Paul are jealousy keep
ing the law, as enjoined by the apostle.
In short, it has been week of mirth, jolli-
ty, thanksgiving and festivities, and
pleasure has ruled to the bent of inclina-
ton. Below will be found the list of do
ings:
Mr.. G. a. Martin and wife, Chicago, are
at the Windsor.
Mrs. Lake, of Wlnona, is visiting Mrs.
Col. Allen, of the Merchants.
Mrs. Maj. J. NJ. Bell, is among the lady
guest at the Merchants hotel.
j. 2. Nelson and wife, of Warren, Mimi,
are visiting friends in st. Paul.
Mr.. G. W. Hackett and wife have taken
apartments at the Metropolitan hotel.
Judge A. Edgerton and wife are expect
ed home from their eastern trip next Tues
day.
Judge Comstock and wife, of Utica, n.
Y, tarried in the city several days last
week.
Mrs. L. Stufs, of Eighth street, is in
Chicago, visiting her brother, Mr.. j. g..
Riley.
Mrs. Maj. Kirk, of Bismarck, is visiting
in st. Paul. She has apartments at the
Merchants.
j. N. Tyner, ex-postmaster general, and
wife, of Washington, were guests at the
Metropolitan last week.
E. B. Teller, one of the solid farmers of
Martin county, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
z. F. Barrett, of West st. Paul.
Miss Henrietta Haas, of Fort street, is Wis
iting her aunt in Chicago, and she will re-
main there during the holidays.
Mr.. R. M. Campbell, of the Omaha gen.
eral Office, returned from Wisconsin last
Friday, accompanied by his bride.
Mr.. Hewson C. Semple, late of the Bank
of Minnesota, has accepted a position
with the Merchants bank, of Crookston.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Pratt, of Chicago,
and Mr.. and Mrs. P. V. NJ. Raymond, of
Fargo, are sojourning at the Merchants.
Mrs. S. w. Fairbank, of Emerson, who
has been visiting the family of Mr.. E. R.
Otis, left for home last Wednesday even
ing.
Miss L. Goodkind and Miss Fannie
Goodkind,are absent with friends in Chica,
go. Before returning they will visit ST.
Louis.
Among the pleasant affairs of the past
week was the hop given in connection with
the dedication of Turner Hall Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Chas. De Lacy, the talented bass
singer, formerly of this city and now res
ident of Fargo, is visiting his friends in
st. Paul.
Mrs. Peter Gorter, of Grand Rapids
Joined her husband in this city last Thurs
day, and they will make St. Paul their flu.
ture home.
w. w. Hartley of Brainerd, formerly Of
the Tribune, laterly of the postofice, has
his residence at the Merchants during q
business trip.
Capt. and Mrs. j. T. Hamilton left fol-
Fort Custer last week, having enjoyed 6
pleasant visit of several weeks with thei1
st. Paul friends.
The St. Andrews society honored the
anniversary of Scotia's patron saint with
good old fashioned banquet and ball, Oh
Thanksgiving evening.
The evening stars sclntillated to the
dreamy measures of the lancers and valse
at College hall on Friday evening. The
party was highly enjoyable.
Mrs. T. F. Wright and daughter left on
Tuesday for Cincinnati, where they will
visit friends. They will visit in Chicago
and Madison en- route home.
Mrs. j. W. Hill, Mrs. z. Hill and her sor
Harry, of Faribault, were visiting friends
in st. Paul last week. They occupied
apartments at the Metropolitan.
A newly organized party of young PEG
pie will dance the german at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Power, of West
ern avenue, tomorrow evening.
The Germania Singing society gave theil
first party of the season at Turner hall last
night. 1t proved highly successful and
enjoyable affair in all particulars.
Mr.. Frank Hatch and wife and Miss
Clara Halsted, of La Crosse, were the