Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
THE SOCIAL WORLD.


JUDGEMENTS OF MEN AND WOMEN OF
NOTE DURING THE WEEK.
The Ladies Who Will Receive on New
Years Day-A List from Which the Gen
tlemen Can Learn Where They Won't
Intrude.
Now may the fresh young year, so prim and
utter,
Take down his bran new shutter;
And now the called calleth forth the cutter,
And the ladies viii receive.
And by AID bye the livery man will cry:
He was nice man,
How could he me deceived
Yes, ladies and gentleman. of the fash
ionable world, there is about to be new
deal. The old year has fulfilled all his
dates. and is about to slip from the stage
of action; his resignation has been accept
ed, and his brow is clammy with the seal
of his doom and dissolution.
Let US not, we privileged individuals of
the fashionable world, speak hard of him.
OF course he is old and wrinkled and play
ed out, and his predecessor is fresh and
bouyant and youthful, but after all has not
the old year given us a pretty square
deal. Did we not welcome him with the
same JOY and perfume and tinkling eclat
as we are about to welcome the youthful
heir apparent! Has he not given us
darlings of the charmed circle many a
conquest; has ne not given us many mar
riages and few divorces, a great deal of
mirth and joy and festivity and not much
overburdening7anxietys What. boots it if
the wrinkles are little deeper on some
brows; if the rose flush has grown fainter
on some cheeks: if the brightness has be-
come dimmed in some eyes; are we not
on the stage yet! Pause moment and
think of this! We're there not laughing
eyes and heavenly souls as bright as ours
year ago. whose bloom we thought was
perennial. and yet the finn of eternity has
since then settled down on them.
So let US keep up the good old Dutch
| fashion and throw. an old shoe after the
royal old year; let Is wish him good luck
and bon voyage as he goes on his journey
| across the river Styx. And now let Us
welcome the little cherab with the pink
| and real color in his face; let us WOO him
with wreaths Of perfumed deeds and chap
let's of good wishes and words. Let US
drink his health and wish him long life and
merry one, and we may be happy yet.
A private hop was given at the Metro
politan hotel last night.
Miss Della Mckinley, OF Rochester, was
in the city last Wednesday.
Miss Eta NJ. Dibble, of Dodge Center,
visited in st. Paul last week.
Soap bubble parties are the latest foibles
of Chicago fashionable circles.
| Col. Allen, of the Merchants hotel, re-
turned yesterday from the South.
Mrs. W. A. Judd and daughter paid their
ST. Paul friends visit last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Richardson. of Aus
tin, left the Windsor hotel yesterday for
home.
Miss Tillie Dame has returned from a
| Christmas visit with her friends in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. w. P. Culbertson. of New Albany,
arrived last week and is at the Metro
politan.
Miss Annie Probst, of the Sherman
| house, leaves tomorrow for her home at
Delano, MINI.
Hon. W. W. Billson and family, of Du.
luth, arrived in the city last Friday. They
are with Col. Belote.
Miss frankie Lyon, daughter of Maui
rice Lyon, of Tenth street, has returned
from Grand Forks.
The Cornet club will have their third So
cial club dance at the Armory hall Friday
evening, Jan. 5, 1883.
Mr.. G. B. West, wife and child, of Du-
luth, visited St. Paul last week. They put
up at the Metropolitan.
The annual ball of the St. Paul Lieder-
kranz society will take place at Pfefer's
hall tomorrow evening.
Messrs. Hughitt and Hobart. the new
officers of the Omaha road, have taken
apartments at the Metropolitan.
Miss Sarah Bass, of the Sixth ward, de-
lightfully entertained company of friends
at Christmas dinner last Monday.
; Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. West and daughter,
formerly of Duluth and Fargo, have ken
apartments at No. 27S Pleasant avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby entertained
numerous party of guests on Christmas
day. Dancing was kept up until late
hour.
The annual ball of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen will take place at
Market hall on Wednesday evening, the
Gath inst.
Mrs. James Collins and Miss Collins. of
Carson City, Nevada, are spending the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Cook, of
Holly avenue.
Mr.. T. L. Schumacher and bride returned
from their wedding tour east last Wednes-
day. They have taken apartments at the
Metropolitan hotel.
Messrs. Abe Goldstein and Win Ham
ilton, two young energetic business men of
Salamanca, N. Y. are in the city with a
view of locating in business.
County Commissioner j. F. Mcintosh
was the recipient of handsome Christmas
present last week from two partners. T. w