Daily globe., 1882-10-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD

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Yes, gentle reader, this is the season O.
the year when dame nature calls in he,
Promissory notes, and it will go hand in
hand with t&e fellows who fail to procure
certificates from her clearing house
Truly, as the poet says, it is q wise young
man who husbands his own ulster and for.
gets not the sealskin sacque Of his sweet
heart, while the prices are low.
This brings US to somethinp in tho wav
of poetry about the seasons. Tho society
bard having attended several swell we'd
dings during the past week and having
cultivated the elegant aflatus ON tooth
pick and glass of water, has been rash
enough in a moment Of frenzy, occasioned
BY the overwhelming generosity of his re-
oeption, to perpetrate some lines.
They are herewith submitted to the cold
judgment of hollow world:
Now doth the young exqui,it, don the toothpicl
swspow-sail,
The festive choker co]ler End the too-too party
tie;
A'd s0oa s:9 the Ter- spor''man VII me ,der rt
And vs,nly waste bis powder to bling them OF
the 6y;
Aud now the me1y bride groom for his maiden
hcIv ,as'gh,
While the cr'p',y houc wife picks the 1ir r,
l. apple PIE.
The above stanzas merely show what q
man can do on rich living.
Tor fear some misguided person may
want to join the gang of ba-ds who edo
swell weddings and fare sumptaous,y as
above indicated, the advice is firmly bu,
kindly o6e; ee, don't do it. That is unless
your ep.derm;s is harder than the cheek
OF the average society salamanders whose
conspicuous presence at f'gh-toned bal
is as unaccourtable as the rea on WI ,
the giver of good and
mixed things made o little apples
Besides rich living afiliate1 only with
azure blood, which of course las nothing
to do with the cases of apoplexy and gout
in high life. Oh, no, certainly not.
The past week has been eventfu. for IT,
number and magnitude of doings as will
be seen below:
Social Jot;ings.
Mrs. JAS. Leighton is the guest of Mrs.
P. 81. Kelly.
Judge W. Wilkin is home from visit to
Newburg, N. Y.
~. Hall, Rockford, ILL.,, was doing the
city last week.
Mr.. c. Barnes and wife, Port Huron. are
visiting st. Paul.
Mrs. A. F. Me1 -ill left Monday for vis-
it to Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. M. 3. Briggs has gone to Connecti-
cuts for the winter.
Miss Stella Hill anl mother are absent
on visit to st. Louis.
Mrs. tleo. Myers is on visit to her for
mer home at La Crosse.
Mr.. G. A. Zimmerman and family have
gone East for brief vieit.
Gen. Myers and E. G. Curtis, q. s. A.,
hold forth at the Merchants.
Capt. John Van Derhork, Ft. Sisseton,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Col. H4tohins, England, was at the
Metropolitan all of last week.
Mr.. W. A. Lindeke and bride returned
from their wedding trip last week.
Mr.. anu Mrs. G. NJ. George arrived home
last week from their wedding trip.
Mr.. E N. Nelson, of Seventh street has
returned from short visit 10 Fargo.
j. n. Spec, q. S. N, was among the fa-
miliar personages in st. Paul last week.
Miss Lizzie b. Bedford, of Nh York, is
the guest of Mrs: Horton, of Tilton street.
Mr.. G. j. Mo fort has bied him to ST.
Louis. He will do the fair and other sights
W. G. Hollister, pay master of the North
ern Pacific railroad is at the Metropolitan.
Prof. Jannotta has met with signal sue
cess in his management of the Choral So
ciety.
Mr. l. G. ketchum and wife, Chicago,
were in st. Paul last week on their bridal
tour. ga fs&
W. A. Judd and family have returned
from the lakes. They are at the Metropo,
itan.
Mr.. A. G. Drnn, Winnebago city, is the
guest OF his cousin. Mr., Dunn, of the Met
ropolitan. A. - :
Mrs. Carrie. Belote left Monday for
Winnipeg where she is the guest of Mr..
Hugh Sutherland.
Mrs. Major Chas. j. Allen, who has passed
the summer at the seabord, is expected
back next week.
Mrs. A. M. Smith, of Mankato, De ,sed
the week with her daughter, Mrs. Chac M.
George, of this city.
Miss Lula Bostv ick, of Toledo. Ohio. is
the gre t of Mrs. G. G. Griswold, Of No.
II, Dayton avenue.
The soiree given by Prof. Evans at Sher-
man hall next Tuesday evening, promises
to be great success.
M. G. ". Kibbel and family, of James
vile, Wis, have removed to st. Paul. They
stop at the Windsor.
Mr.. G. N: Nelson, cf Saltwater, and the
Misses Smith, of this city, returned last
Thursday from Chicago.
Mr.. is. B. Palmer, retur ned last week
from visit to f;s Helendale farm, spoken
of as the modern paradise.
Mrs. H. S. Benjamin, Miss Ella Wheeler
and W. Dillingham;, milwaukee,, arrived on
visit to friends yesterday.