Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-12
TIE SOCIAL WORLD.

week. with street car tiche1o, 0oSJ SA
and circus lemonade compilmentarles
thrown in. to do the society racket and lay
on the lace work and embroidery business
at high toned receptions and Weddings Tor
some great paper. Had he survived 'ne
salary and perks his muse would have
fouud ample room in this field for his lays.
Among other profound things perpetrat-
ed by the boss observer of his age was
that there was time for everything. That
is to say everything that transpireS is &C
corded so much time for the act. Up to
a week ago it looked as though the time
had arrived in ST. Paul for sort OF cpl
demic of matrimony, as no season has been
50 prolific as the present, up to that time,
in the number of it's elegant and brilliant
weddings.
Be- things have taken a turn and last
week has but the 1neager showing OF one
or two quiet weddings with no very bril-
liam: affairs mentioned for the near future.
1t devolves on the young men and maidens
to see to it that the high standard observed
during the season shall be maintained. So
enviable reputation has st. Paul &C
ouired as matrimonial market that it is
understood number of Minneapolis girls
had about made up their minds to
migrate here and try to get in with the
swim. This would be carrying the thing too
far. While St. Paul intends that her
young ladies shall marry rich and hand
some philanthropists, it must not be IN
derstood that she will brook the interior
ence Of intruders
II (. social way the past week has been
quiet; the list of doings will be found be-
low:
Miss Duff, of Fort Smelling, has gone to
New York
Gen. and Mrs. Breck, of the fort, leave
for Boston this week.
Thos. Hyde and daughter, of Oasis. Mimi,
are visiting in st. Paul.
j. O. McCabe returned Friday...from a
pleasure trip to Chicago.
Mrs. J. W. Graft and maid, of Cincinnati,
are guests at the Windsor.
o. D. Brown, wife and child, Sioux
City. are visiting in ST. Paul.
Mrs. D. ElwelI and daughter, Sioux
Falls, are domiciled at the Windsor.
Mrs. Mai. Rucker and son depart next
week for the East to spend the winter.
Mr.. H. Miller and family. Wapheton, D.
T., are among the guests at the Windsor.
Mr.. Alfred Guiterman has been elected
stage manager of the st. Paul Social club.
Mr.. Fl. A. Estes, clerk at the Windsor,
Il
trip.
Mr.. Geo. N. LOOMS, managing editor of
the Duluth Tribune, arrived in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. VIM H. Robertson and bride are ex-
pected to return from their bridal tour to-
morrow.
Mrs. Carmi Babcock, of Lawrence, Kan
sas. IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Powers,
A West Fifth street.
The Plymouth chapel sociab1e last
Thursday evening was largely attended
and proved very enjoyable.
Mr.. Robert K. Carr, formerly the bright
and versatile local editor Of the Dispatch,
Ief. Wednesday for Billings.
C. K. Jewett and family, Clear Lake, and
Miss Ida Jewett, of Hudson, paid their St.
Paul friends visit last week.
Mrs. J. G.. Winans and daughter broke
up housekeeping last week, and left for the
east, where they will pass the winter.
Mr.. J. McCannon and bride. ofaaLari-
more, arrived Friday and put up at the
Windsor. They are on their wedding tour
The choir OF Plymouth church is arrang-
ing fine musical. programme for the
Thanksgiving services on the Goth instant
Mr.. John Watson and bride returned
from their wedding trip South last week,
and they have taken apartments at the
Metropolitan.
Mr.. E. J. Jones and wife, st. Cloud, and
Mrs. o. B. Walters and child, Burlington,
To-, are visiting in this city. They sojourn
at the Windsor.
1t is little boy and it was presented to
Mr.. VIM. W. Lorimeriby his estimable wife
last week. Hence the bliss of the happy
dad over the twelve-pounder.
Mrs. H. Dunno, of Chicago, and her
daughter, Mrs. II. E. Robertson. of Phila-
deiphia, and MIR. Robertson, are the guests
of Mr.. Chas. Dunno of Fort street. s.,eSs
Among the pleasant doings of the past
week. was the party given at the residence
of Capt. j. A. Owens in honor of his son
Louis, who left subsequently for the west.
The ''Nonpariels'' will give Thanks
giving eve dramatic and musical entertain
ment, to be followed by hop, at the Har-
vester Works school house,on the 29th inst
The cigar makers of st. Paul gave a
very delightful dance at Pfeifer's hall last
Monday evening. The attendance was
large and the affair proved very enjoyable.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First M
E. church will give a grand concert and
supper at the church next Friday evening.
Supper from 6 to p. m. and concert to
follow.
The Once-a-Week club gave the initial
dance of their winter series at Sherman
hall last Wednesday evening. The partv
was marked by the elegance and success
customary with this club.
Mr.. j. M. Cummings is probably one of
the happiest men in st. Paul, and all be-
cause of the advent in his household IF