Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-19
T HE SOCIAL WORLD.

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Soon viii the turkey gobbler his soft quietus
make.
To decorate the festive Thanksgiving roast OF
bake:
AND soon The sky of winter will unsift the
heecy fake,
While The winsome lassie will meander
forth to skate.
Yes, astronomical reader, it will soon be
time TO pick the purse proud,but eminently
social and highly respectable turkey. This
naughty bird is entitled to considerable
Difference On account of Its many social
qualities and as an unobjectionable medi
um for the transmission of thanks.
The man who invented roast turkey
should be given q vote of thanks, but. in
the absence OF any memorial it may be of
some consolation to his memory to know
that it. the turkey, is forever enshrined in
the gastric regions of his grateful but dys-
peptic countrymen. About this season of
the year it is generally considered proper
for the society bard to reel off some heart
foam on the subject of the
beautiful snow. But the reader is
spared, and no flowers, if you please.
1t is about time also, that the young
man who sports ear warmers and skates
should loom up on the winter horizon, hut
even his occupation seems to be gone. The
past week, however. has been particularly
active IN It's variety of social doings, the
roster Of which will be found below:
Mrs. Capt. Clifford and family are domi-
ciled with Col. Allen.
at the Merchants hotel.
Gov. J. N. Rusk and party, of Wiscon-
sin, are at the Merchants.
H. ". Osborne and wife have taken
apartments at the Merchants.
Mr.. Gee. II. Walsh left on Friday for St.
Louis on a professional trip.
Mrs. j. 5. Cook returned yesterday from
visit with friends in the East.
MI. J. E. Tening and family, have taken
apartments at No. 24O, Fort street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Mathews have taken
apartments at the Windsor for the winter
Mrs. Captain T. H. Hathaway is at the
Merchants. Her husband is expected to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Purple have gone to
housekeeping on Jackson street near
Pearl.
Miss Ada Murphy left for st. Louis
Thursday evening to visit her friend, Miss
Stoner.
Last Friday evening Prof. Evans in
augurated select class in the study of
the german
Major Mckenzie and wife and daughter
of Rock Island, arrived at the Metropoli-
tan last week.
Mr.. j. L. Forepaugh and family left the
Metropolitan on the 10th inst. to occupy
their new home.
The Evening Star social club gave sue
cessful party and dance at College hall
last Friday evening.
Citizen J. J. Duarge, who has been on
the military survey at Glendive, returned
to the city last Friday.
Miss Edith Lightbourn returned last
week from pleasant visit to cher fathers
farm in Stevens county.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. French, the lightning key
board manipulation at the Windsor, has
gone to Chicago on two weeks vacation.
Mr.. A. A. Cratsenburg and wife, former
ly of Madison, are at the Windsor hotel
They will make St.Paul their future home.
Col. Mcleod and family, Mrs. Mcleod
and Miss brewer, of Winnipeg are on a
visit of pleasure and sightseeing in St
Paul.
last week from a visit to Winnipeg. They
Lave taken rooms at the Metropolitan
hotel.
Miss Minnie Theobold, of Pleasant av-
enue, entertained a large company of
friends with matchless grace last Friday
evening.
Miss Josephine Mason, daughter of Hon.
James NJ. Mason, of Cleveland, is. the
guest of Gen. McLaren's family on lyle
hart street.
Lieut.. Gov. Gilman and wife, of St
Cloud, are at the Merchants. They have
engaged rooms for the coming session of
the legislature.
Mrs. C. W. Hanson and Mr.. and Mrs. R.
III. Dugan have taken possession of their
new home, corner of Marshall avenue and
Arundel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. McAffee, advertis-
ing manager of the GLOBE. returned Fri
day from a delightful visit with their
friends in the east.
Mrs. Hamilton and son, of Syracuse, New
York, are guests at the Merchants. Mrs.
Hamilton is the sister of Hon. Jas. Law
renee, of Wabashaw.
Mr.. F. NJ. Tower, wife and child, arrived
ftom the west last week and are at the
Windsor Mr.. Tower is connected with
the government survey.
Lieut.. James Brennan and Lieut. II. G..
Sickel of the Seventh cavalry, are among
those who respond to the refreshment tat
too at the Metropolitan.
Gen. Louis Merrill, of the Seventh caval-
ry, and his wife, son and daughter, arrived
in the city last week. They are quartered
at the Metropolitan hotel.
Madame Rumor has it that Mrs. Stella
Hill, daughter of A. L. Larpenteur, Esq.,,
will soon be united in marriage to prom