Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

hand,
And now the chestnut ripens OF. the Roman cor
ner stand,
While the candidate continues 10 DlOW IN MS
elegant ''sand."
The reader will pardon the above scin-
tillation from An indignant muse and out
ragged intellect. Impossible as it may
seem, the society muldoon has been ap-
preached; actually approached. and by one
of those lop-sided, bias-cut monstrosities
of nature, politician. The infamous rack
ct attempted upon the custodian of society,
had no less an object in view than to ag
grand;ze the votes of oCr best society
young men in the interests of some fellow
who is running for an Office. The infa-
NOUS scheme proposed was to have the
young ladies hold a series of parties to
which were to be invited or inreigled such
proud of their lineage to n;ngle with the
common election day herd, and have them
worked" for their particular candidates
by such soft Establishments as the fair be-
trayers might see fit to employ.
The above is only mere outline of the
deep-dyed plot. Blu: moments refec-
ton will show the Generalization that
would ensue were the hellish scheme put
into effect
To say that the proposal WAC repudiated
and the brazen wretch exposed to the
wrath of Just indignation, would be to
draw it mild, and attention is only called
to the matter now in order that the pro-
poser may be held up to the public exc
Grafton which his depravsd nature SO
Justly merits.
John Wann, ESQ, returned from Europe
last Tuesday.
Mr. f. Z. Olmstead, of New York, is
guest at the Metropolitan.
Miss s. A. Rowland, of Hudson, paid her
St. Paul friends visit last week.
Mr.. Fred Terry has returned to the city.
He holds forth at the Metropolitan.
Marion Dimmick left on Thursday for
the South, where he will pass the winter.
Miss Ida Bickel. daughter of Hon. VIM.
Bickel, is visiting friends at Forest Lake.
Miss Kidder, Of Star Prairie, is the
guest OF Miss Lottie Spear, of Mississippi
street.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. A. Judd left last week
for Townsville. Ga, where they pass the
winter.
Mr.. B. B. Gur,ey and daughter, OF Fargo
ara sojourning with Col. Somers of the
Windsor.
Gen. j. 81. Hammond, wife and children,
of Winnipeg, visited their st. Paul friends
last week.
Mrs. S. G. Cook returned from Pembina,
where she has been visiting her parents,
last Friday.
Mrs. 2. A. Donahue, OF st. Peter, is Wis
iting her st. Paul friends. She tarries at
the Windsor.
The G. Y. K. club gave delightful
party and dance at Seibert's hall last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. T. II. Neil and wife, of Winnipeg,
were among the guests at the Windsor
during the week.
few days in the city as the guest Of Mr..
James NJ. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Byres, of New York, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Farnsworth, of
the Windsor hotel.
Admiral Stembel left the Merchants ho-
tel yesterday for Washington, where he
will pass the winter.
Erastus D. Edgerton, ESD, and wife left
On Wednesday last for California. where
they VIII pass the winter.
The telegraphers have arranged for a
reception and bali, TO be given at Market
hall on Friday evening, the i5ta inst.
Mr.. A. Whitney and wife, of Osceola, To-,
have lent the charm of their presence to
st. Paul society during the past week.
Mrs. z. c. Bohrer, wife OF Zsne G.
Bohrer, starts for Pennsylvania next We'd
nesday, to spend the winter with relatives.
". c. HOLSTER, paynaster of the N. P.
Railroad company, has returned from a
trip on the line. He is at the Metrop oil
tan.
The Concordia Singing society have ar
ranged q fine programme for their con-
cert to be given at the Athen@um on tn Q
18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". e. Dodge, OF New York,
are taking in the beauties OF st. Paul and
the glorious Northwest. They are with
Col. Belote.
Col. John Thorn, wife, two daughters
and son, who have passed the summer in
ST. Paul and vicinity, left on Tuesday for
New Orleans.
The German at Sherman hall Wednes-
day evening under the auspices Of Prof.
Evans, was well attended and proved a
great success.
A. J. Averill and wife, of Chicago, and
relatives of Gen. Averill, were in the city
last week, having attended the Ayerill-
Drake wedding.
Mrs. Or. S. C. Mccormick, Of Duluth,
who has been visiting the Misses Smith, of
De Bow street, left Tor her home last
Friday evening.
Mr.. Geo. b. White and wife, formerly OF
Marshalltown, To-, arrived in the city last
week, and they will link their future des-
tiny with st. Paul.
Mr.. J. n. Hiland and wife, traffic man
ager of the Chicago, ST. Paul & ON aha
line. has taken possession of his new house,