Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-06
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

the past week las failed to discover any event
| OF especial brilliarcy or importance II, at
this midsummer season of the year, the muse
would aspire to Photograph the fashionable
foibles of society, it must betake itself to
the region Of purling brook and basky mead
whereat the gorgeous phalanx OF the ca.
PRECIOUS dame is want to assemble.
There, amid the shifting gayeties of the
scene, where the old familiar figures of
| Charles Adolphus and Aramanda will be seen
to circle the mysterious ways OF the co.ilIion
| to the gush OF the latest hotel varanda valse
music, the aforesaid recorder of the festive
may properly rise TO explain.
With the advent 81 the dog days there is a
notable diminution In the number of what
may be called conventional gayeties, or rather
| society IS less careful in the observance of the
customary display. The long and tedious
dinners, the heavy receptions, the stupid
luncheons and dysptptic teas have been rele-
gated to quiet shades from whence It is to be
hoped they may notsoor be summoned.
The dolngs at the lake side resorts last week
were pretty much a REPETITION of the week
preceding. At the Hotel Lafayette, which is
gorgeous in its extent and proportions, and
which is patroniZed most literally by ST. Paul
residents, as indeed it should be, being the
creature of st. Paul enterprise and capital,
| there have bsen several delightful concerts
| and hops. The fetes and receptions at Elmo
and White Bear lake have been well attended,
| and they were marked by the usual rerfect.
ness and brilliancy. Annexed will be found
the weekly Offering:
Mr.. VIM. McCabe Is recuperating at Prior
lake.
Mr.. E. G. Ellis and family are camping at
Minnetonka
Commodore Kittscn returned from his east.
/ ern trip last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ac1er contemplate trip
| to the north shore.
Mr.. Webster Smith and family are visiting
relatives at Wahpetor, D. T.
Mr.. Ramsey Crooks is recreating at the
Lake park hotel, Minnetonka.
Miss Anna J. Murphy, of Hammond, Wis,
| is visiting her st. Paul friends.
Gen. J. H. Hammond arrived IN St. Paul
yesterday, and is at the metropolitan.
Geo. W. Hillman, official court reporter,
has gone east to be absent four weeks.
E. F. Schwartz, manager of the Corrinne
Merry Makers, was in the city last week.
Miss Libbie Whitney, Minneapolis song.
ster, was last week the guest OF Prof. Leib.
81. 81. Estes, lately of Moorhead, has re.
sumed his former position at the Windsor.
Lieut. W. Il. Bowen and wife arrived last
week and are aomiciled at the Metropolitan.
Mrs. 8. c. Hamlin, sister OF Mr.. VIM. H.
Shelly, of Ypsilanti, Mich, is visiting in this
city.
j. Il. McCutcheon, New Orleans, is among
the southern guests at the Metropolitan
hotel.
Mr.. DIS. Talmadge and wife have returned
from the lakes and occupy apartments at the
Windsor.
W. W. Bremen and wife and Mrs. Frank In
man, of st. Louis, are on their annual visit to
st. Paul.
The Misses Heffernan, of Saltwater, were
the guests of Mrs. Pompeny, of Walnut street,
the past week.
Mr.. M Towne and wife, of st. Louis, and
Mrs. McClennay, are enjoying st. Paul as a
summer resort
Acker and Garfield posts g. A. r. have Jar
| ranged for an excursion to Lake Minnetonka
on the 9th inst
Miss B. Marsh, Miss Emma Morrison and
Miss Carrie Wheeler, of Atlanta, Ga, are do
| ing the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowels, who have been stay
ing at White Bear lake, expect to return to
| Chicago this week.
Walter Veilie and wife have taken apart.
| ments at the Merchants and make frequent
trips to White Bear.
Emma and Hattie Smith and Lulu Swift, o!
Red Wing, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley,
| of Iglehart street, last week.
Mrs. McWade, OF the Chicago Church choir
company, will remain in st. Paul for week
| or two :or rest and pleasure.
Mrs. Tuchelt, Clara Evans aud Sadie North
up, New Orleans, are seeking health and
pleasure at White Bear lake.
Edward Pruden, of the Sherman house,
leaves this evening for visit to his former
home at Roundout, New York.
Mr.. NJ. W. Miller, Miss Julia and Matte
Broihenton, st. Louis. occupy a William
house villa at White Bear lake.
Mr.. J: 81. Langton has identified his inter-
ests with Mr. Geo. q. stahlman, and he is the
right man in the proper place.
MISS Ella Wilson and Miss A. Williams, of
Cincinnati, O., are enjoying the sights aad
scenery of st. Paul and vicinity.
o. G. Carlyle, wife and daughter, Kansas
City, are at the Merchants. They will make a
tour of surrounding attractions.
Mr.. Burk Stone aud family, Chicago, arrived
on the Sd inst. They are at the Metropolitan
and will do the pleasure resorts.
Mrs. VIM. Friend and daughter, of Hudson,
Mica, are visiting at tina residence OF Mr..
Chas. Friend, on Broadway street.
Donald Smith, and party of eight or ten, of
Montreal, arrived yesterday and will proceed
to take in the resorts of st. Paul
Mr.. John Yonkey, of Bradford, Pa, has
come west to grow up with the country. he
will travel for Messrs. Berkey & Croft.
Miss Lizzie Casey, an accomplished young
lady OF Syracuse, N. Y, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Cunningham, of Fort street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ". Willy, entertained q
company of friends at their cosey home on
Iglehart street last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. r. A. Mathews and wife, of New South
Wales, Australia, are on pleasure trip to this
city, and they hold forth at the Windsor.
The bright presence of Miss Ella Richards is