Daily globe., 1882-07-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The queer anomaly known as society is at
this season of the year in a state of anxiety
and futter. The gorgeous society bird now
plumes its wings for flight. Soon it will bask
in the genial, but not less ardent snn of other
climes, and alas, like the migratory birds OF
naturalistic feathers, it will sometimes be
plucked, so to speak. With what bswildsring
celebrity does nature mike her transitions.
June with its roses, moorlit nights, COM
mencement exercises, poetry, increased wash
bills and perennial crop Of new baby peram-
bulatOrs has vanished ere mankind had fairly
awakened to a realization OF its presence.
With the outgoing of June the romance of life
loosens its always fragile grip, aad with the
mercury and boiling heat, the gentle and the
heather commence to wage dreadful war on
that most despicable songster, the mosquito,
a bird whose gentle qualities have never been
appreciated by an adverse generation.
The past week has not been notable for its
there has been marked decrease in the num-
Der OF matrimonial events. As the rays of
old Sol increase in intensity, Venus pales
her Intellectual fires and marrying and match
making is generally relegated to spooney
spinsters and fond but ambitious and over
weening mothers. The ensuing week will
witness general stampede to lakeside and
country resorts, and the breathing places ad-
jacent ts st. Paul will be more literally
patronized than ever.
Col. ". II. Seward and family are at the
Clarendon.
Mr.. Thomas stillman returned Friday from
a trip down the road.
Mr.. G. j. Livingston and family are rusti-
eating at White Bear.
Dick Bevins, an old st. Paul boy, is samp-
ling Col. Aliens hash.
Mr.. George ". Walsh will leave for st.
Louis the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Heron are domiciled
in their villa at White Bear lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Acker are guests at
the Leip house, White Bear lake.
Mr.. Chas. D. Elfelt, OF New York, is Visit
ing his many friends in this cito.
Mr.. VIM. Pease, of Pease Bros, will soiourn
for several days at Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. Charles Haines left on Friday for Chi
cago, where she will meet her husband.
Mr. Frank Cram has returned from New
Orleans, to spend his vacation in this city.
Rev. DR.. Thomas, q leading divine of Chi
cago, is the guest of Hon. Il. c. Burbank.
Commodore VIM. F. Davidson and family
have taken up their permanent residence in ST.
Paul.
Mr.. II. B. Hill, a prominent resident of Fair
abuult, paid his st, Paul friends visit last
week.
Mr.. F. B. Larpenteur and wife Of Hastings
nave been visiting DR.. Larpenteur of Exchange
street.
Miss Anna Murphy, an accomplished young
lady of Grand Forks, is visiting friends in
this city.
Mrs. Summers, OF the Windsor hotel, and
her neice. Miss Allie Monfort, left for the East
last week.
line, left for the East las. week accompanied
by his daughter.
Hon. Fl. NJ. Rice and Maurice Auerbach
will take possession of their villa at White
Bear lake this week.
Miss Emma L. Murphey, OF Chicago, ar
rives in st. Paul this morning for summer IS
visit with Mrs. James L. McAfee.
Governor A. Barto, one of the solid men
of Sauk Centre, made q friendly call on hi s
old st. Paul acquaintances last week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Plateau will leave for Lake Park
| hotel on Wednesday morning. She spends
July and August at that charming resort.
The commencement exercises at Miss Bal
ley's academy were witnessed by large con-
sort of friends, which proved very entertain
| ing.
Mr.. John Thorne and family, Of New Or
| leans, are on their annual visit to Minnesota.
They will spend the summer at White Bear
lake.
W. s. Culbertson, Esq, leading business
man of New Albany, Ind, is making a tour
of the Northwest with headquarters in st.
Paul.
| Mrs. Weber. wife OF Chief of Police Weber
| left yesterday for visit to her former home
| in Carver county, accompanied by her chill
dren.
| Professor S. A. Baldwin, for several years
the House OF Hope organist, left for Europe
last Monday to complete his musical
| studies.
| The jubilee concert and festival, unde- the
auspices of the Central Presbyterian church
last week, was very artistic and pecuniary
| success.
The marriage of Mr.. L. C. Lorin. of thi:
city, and Miss Adella McNelly, an estimabl
young lady of Waverly, will take place at al
early date.
Mr.. A. Marks, of the firm of Marks Bros.
the Wabashaw street cigar and tobacco men
left last evening for the east, for vacation o
| several weeks.
The many friends of Mrs. Nellie Connell,
Gardner, who has been i'll with severe attacl
of typhoid fever, will be pleased to learn tha
she is convalesing.
Miss Carrie NJ. Tilden, Of Cleveland, o
will arrive in st. Paul this week, and Will
here will be guest of her cousin, Mrs. S. LIE
DAVIS, on Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Rose Shepler nee Hart, now a residen
Of Denver, is expected in the city this week
She will be accompanied by her mother, who
has been visiting that city.
Mr.. G. W. Smith, of Dayton avenue, VIII
has been confined to his room for the pas
two months with severe attack Of quinsy
has gone to Rush City to recuperate.
Gen. A. c.. McClurg, Of the extensive bool
house of Jansen & McClurg, Chicago, an
Mrs McClurg are on a visit to St. Paul ant
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Drake.
Mrs. John 81. Dodge, wife of the genial an
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