Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-23
SOCIETY NOTES.

There will be fine choral service at
st. Pauls church this morning
Mrs. Fred Van Publ, three daughters
and son are at the Metropolitan
Mr.. Badger, of the United States navy,
Washington, D. c., is guest of General
Simpson.
A small party from St. Paul had de-
lightful time at Fort Smelling on Thurs
day evening last.
S. W. Dana, of Philadelphia, and sister
from Morristown, N. Y, are ouartered
at the Metropolitan.
Prof. Phillip Haller, director of the
Arion society, rendered his resignation,
which was accepted.
Mrs. Belote sent down fine farewell
supper to the Hebrew refugees from the
Metropolitan hotel last night.
Mrs. w. B. Dean gave a very pleasant
party at her residence, on Summit ave-
nue., on Wednesday evening last.
Mrs. Captain, of New York, passed
through st. Paul for Helena, Montana
territory, last week on pleasure tour.
Mrs. P. F. McQuillan and family are at
White Bear lake at present, and will
leave for Europe about the LIST of August.
Mrs. Judge FL. d. Baldwin, of Red.
wood Falls, is in the city visiting her
daughter, Mrs. C. T. Ward, No. 462 Day
ton avenue.
Mrs. John Hamilton, Miss Bertha
Hamilton, Oscar and George Hamilton,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, have taken rooms at
the Metropolitan.
Mr.. A. G. Dunn and daughter of Win
nebago City, ''did" the lakes and other
places of interest last week, with head
quarters at the Metropolitan.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. McAffee enter
tanned a party Of friends at their resi-
dence on Thursday night last, and de.
lightful evening was enjoyed.
Mr.. O. III. Deere, the great pillow man
from Moline, ILL.,, Mrs. Deere and Misses
Anna and Katherine Deere, were at the
Metropolitan during the week.
Miss Carrie Tilden, an old favorite in
st. Paul, Gf we may apply that term to a
charming young LADY, is visiting Mrs. S.
Lee Davis, On Pleasant avenue.
MIR. VIM. c. Pfeiffer, of the c. Y. K.
club, is now spending few days with
friends in Faribault It is understood by
few that this time he combines business
with pleasure.
MIR. Crawford Livingston, of this city,
who has been absent in New York for
some weeks, is confined to his bed at the
Turf club, in that city, with a serious at
tack of fever.
Miss Emma M. Leyde, one of st. Paul's
charming young ladies, was married to
DR.. w. w. Schiffman, of Fergus Falls,
on Tuesday last, and the happy couple
have left for their new home.
The regular rehearsals of the Manner
Choir and ladies' choruses, at the Athen-
@um, were interfered with by sickness in
the family of Prof. Harmsen, hut they
will be resumed with renewed vigor this
week.
A gay party from Gainesville, Texas,
consisting Off. T. Arlington and family,
F. j. Hall and wife, and J. r. Stevens
and wife, took in st. Paul last week, and
have gone to Minnetonka to enjoy the
summer breeZes.
The first annual ball for the benefit of
the Hebrew Relief association will be
given at Pfeifer's hall Tuesday evening,
Ann i
will be but fifty cents, and there should
be large crowd.
Thursday night a large party visited
Lake Elmo by special train and passed a
delightful evening at Elmo Lodge. The
spacious parlOrs were occupied by merry
dancers, and the party returned at IL d.
m. greatly pleased with the entertain
ment. Mr.. Spencer, their new proprietor
of the hotel, is adding to the popularity
of this charming resort.
Opening Bali at Hotel Lafayette.
"There was a sound of reyelry by
night" at Minnetonka Beach, on Thurs
day evening last, when the Hotel Lafay-
cite was filled with the beauty, the
fashion and gallantry, not only of Min.
nesota's capital, but of the four quarters
of the globe. The occasion was the open
ing ball at the above named, now famous,
hotel. 1t would be an idle attempt
to give anything in the shape
of word picture that could possibly
do justice to the occasion. 1t was sim
ply bewIldering to the spectator, and en-
trancing to the participants. Imagine
magnificent structures miniature CITY
it may be called, under cover, with its
broad verandas, its wide halls and ele
CANT appointments, situated upon d hill.
commanding view Of land and water
unsurpassed in Its grandeur, all lighted
by electricity, to which the soft rays of a
midsummer moon lends its effulgence.
and the reader may have only a
faint idea of how the Hotel
Lafayette appeared Thursday enening
Add to this a moving throng of hum
dreds of beautifully dressed ladies and a
proportionate number of the baser sort.
yclept men, altogether forming a living
panorama, kaleidoscope in appearance
all moving to the sound of soft music