Daily globe., 1882-07-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

upon the camera or social life at this
meridian of the year, when viewed from
the lofty and exclusive perch occupied by
the modest and not at al purse proud
blade whose mighty privilege it is to di-
rect the destiny of society hereabouts
and record its doings for the SUNDAY
GLOBE, is calculated to convey the idea
that, after all, this crazy old existence is
| but one continual round OF pleasure.
Such would be the impression of the OBJ
server whose gig lamps Of reflection had
been properly adjusted to the gay and
moving scenes of last week, when the
pastlmes and follies of fashionable life at
the several resorts adjacent to this city
| have been at their Height. There has
been pretty ensemblepf festivities.
Mention might be made and descrip-
| lions given by the columns of the con-
certs at White Bear, the hops at Elmo.
| the musicale at Minnetonka and minor
pleasantries that have served to amuse
| and distract society as represented in the
| fashionable coteries at the several sylvan
resorts.
Moreover, the wonderfully perfect
nights with the round moon at its bright
est and its glittering retinue of lamps
have been so deliciously favorable to ST.
lent saunterings and innocent flirtations
for some, of which the meddlesome
tongue of gossip has already predicted a
serious outcome and nuptial finales. As
regarded In the city proper there has
been nothing especially noteworthy to
record.
To be sure, there has been the usual
number Of asides, with real circus
thrown in for solace for Uhe young and
vulgar, and which was taken in all the
same by many who were not so callow
and who would have fit if a suspicion
were offered about their not being con-
summately az faut Annexed is the
weekly grist:
W. A Remick is on 3 visit to Boston.
Gen. Tompkins and wife will come
from Chicago to-day.
Mrs. and Miss Webster, of Buffalo. are
sojourning in the city.
Hon. VIM. Blckel and family are sum-
mering at Forest lake.
Mr.. S. T. Stillman left Thursday for
visit to the seaboard cities.
Mrs. A. S. Elfelt and daughter will
summer at White Bear lake
Mrs. Vincent and sister, of Kansas
City, have apartments at the Merchants.
Rev. L. G. Barnes and wife left last
week for their new home at Pittsburgh.
Pa.
MIR. F. p. Strong returned yesterday
from q trip to the seaside and the eastern
cities
Mrs. NJ. A. Townsend and two daugh-
tiers, of New Orleans, are at the Metro
politan.
Mrs. II. X. Bailey, wife of Lieut..
Bailey, child and nurse, are at the Metro.
politan
Miss Hattie Griswold lof Spring VAL
ley, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. w.
.Braden.
L. A. Stanton, of Morris, son of the
war secretary, visited friends in st. Paul
last week
Miss Mamie Weide of Canada, will pass
the remainder of the season at White
Bear lake.
Mrs. Geo. T. Robinson, Of Ravenna, O.,
is IN the city visiting her sister, Mrs. r.
o. Strong.
Miss Lizzie Butler of Carroll street is
visiting the family of T. J. O'Connor at
White Bear villa.
Miss Dollie Sloan has returned from
visit with the Misses Bickels of Dell
wood, Forest lake.
Mrs. Col. Rucker, of the post, enter
tanned large company of friends on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Josie Winterhalter and Miss Alice
Parr will visit White Bear lake Tuesday
for weeks vacation.
Mrs. Russell, Mrs Holmes, Miss Carrie
Elliot and Addie Smith, of Atlanta, Ca,
are summering in st. Paul.
Mr.. Sahlgaard, of wholesale medicine
fame, left for trip to Miles City and the
great Northwest, last week.
Mrs. Don Harris and Mrs. D. A. Ding
man, of Cedar Rapids, To-, are guests of
their brother, Mr.. r. III. Moody.
Mrs. c. c. Wilson has been spending
week or two at her fathers farm near
Newport, in Washington county.
1t was hop( Rev. Dr.. Dana could be
secured to preach at Lafayette house,
Lake Minnetonka, this afternoon.
Mr.. A. J. Smell and wife and Miss
Alice Smell. of Chicago, are among the
summer guests at the Metropolitan.
Mrs. Sarah Jones and sisters. Mrs.
VIM. Pagan and Florence Clayton, of
Macon, Mo, are visiting in this city.
Miss Fannie Friedman, one of the ac-
complished bellies of Desroit, is the guest
OF Mrs. L. Goodkind, Of; Fort street.
Mrs. Major Campo is at the Merchants
hotel, and will do the lakes in company
with her friend, Mrs. Gen. Tompkins.
Mrs. Eva Lamprey will grace the choir
OF st. Pauls church with her presence
and voice at the service this forenoon.
Mr.. Chas. Ferguson and wife, of Syra-
cuse, N. Y, are at the Merchants, and
they will pass several weeks at the lakes.
Mrs w w Rradoy, ord ol;,d-.