Daily globe., 1882-04-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.


According 10 the most reliable patent
medicine almanac the month Of May is
at hand and society is ON the threshold
of the mating season. This month IS
notable for its many new departures both
in nature and society. 1t is the season OF
salts and senna and flowers.
The trees put forth their leaves, the
black thorn blows in the hedgerow, the
young man on seven dollars a week
shoots is ulster, the spring poetry bios
SONS in the editorial waste basket, the
deadly cucumber springs into fruition, and
the back alleys and waste places burglar
forth with the anual crop of oyster cans,
hoop skirts and tooth combs.
At this season the old man wrestles
with the stove pipe, and when this pas
time becomes tiresome be tackles the
carpet shaking racket and all the other
delights incident to moving and a perfect
sense of true dom estic bliss.
Soon these pleasures viii be succeeded
by the advent of the picnic season. The
bilious strawberry will be made into the
enphOneous and atribilieus short cake,
and the good little Sunday school scholar
will partake of the compound until he
will see stars and perhaps journey to the
realm of golden stairs where not even a
charitable festival is ever heard of.
Spring, gentle spring, Is really due, IT
the signs of the zodiac may be relied
upon, and with it will come all the
awakened joys and yearnings Of life. In
this bland season, society will be at It's
busiest and best. The pas. week has
been active, as will be seen by the show
ing below:
Mrs. Rodney Kellogg is visiting friends
in Red Wing.
Hon. Alex. Moore, of Sauk Centre, was
in the city last week.
Mrs. Dr. Bartlett, of St. Peter, occupies
apartments at the Metropolitan
Mr.. 1. P. Page leaves for the south to-
morrow On pleasure and business trip.
Mayor Rice and wife returned from
California last week, after a two-menths
absence.
Mr.. George H. Stahlman viii occupy
his new store in Gilallan's block the en-
suing week.
J. II. Burrell and family viii take up
their residence at White Bear lake, the
ensuing week.
Ex- United States District Attorney
Billson and wife passed several days in
the city last week.
Land Commissioner James B. Power
and family have occupied their new
house on Summit avenue.
The Dayton Avenue German club win
give social and dance at Seibert's hall,
on next Thursday evening.
Hiss Kittie Gilfllan, of Exchange
street, pleasantly entertained number
of friends last Friday evening.
The Great Union band will visit Has
tings tomorrow evening, where they
will furnish the music for grand bali.
The Original Jubilee singers Will ap-
pear at Sherman hall ON the 9Th and Sth
of May, when q rich vocal treat Is prom
ised.
The marriage of Mr. Geo. r. Eley and
Miss Annie N. Rapp, took place last
week, the Rev. Father Valentine officiat-
ing,
Miss Johannah Frey gave a birthday
party last Sunday evening. erpleasant
home was crowded by friends and a most
happy time was had.
Col. George l.. Andrews and wife and
Miss Battles, of Boston, were guests at
the Metropolitan last week. They are
en- route for Fort Randall.
The closing party of the Terpischorean
club will take place at College hall next
Friday evening. AS usual the arrange
ments guarantee good time.
Mr.. Chas. McManus of the firm of Mil
ler & McManus, the leading business
house of Fergus Falls, passed through
the City last week en- route for Scotland.
Arrangements are about completed for
the drill and full dress parade of the En-
NETT Light Artillery next Wednesday
evening. A very enjoyable time is
promised.
The total abstinence society will give a
musical and literary entertainment at Ar
mory hall tomorrow evening, for which
a most interesting programme has been
prepared.
The young people of sthe Dayton Ave
nue. Presbyterian church will give mu-
sical and literary entertainment next
week The Misses Banning will conduct
the arrangements.
Miss Sophie Borup, of De Bow street,
was treated to a surprise party last
Thursday evening. The large company
were charmingIy entertained and jolly
time was had all around.
At home, Charles Easton and e. Prince
of Saltwater, attend G. Y. K. club party,
also Miss NJ. G. Farland, of Minneapolis,
attendance about forty couple and they
all enjoyed themselves.
Owing to temporary indisposition of
the throat, Mr.. George N. Loomis will
not be able to sing at the farewell con-
cert rendered Miss. Crocker, as announced
in the printed programmes.
EOn Thursday last the residence of Col
~, I/Jo.. AZ,