Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

| Inc nlo ana Mechanically days have COME
ana already have sky and earth and air begun
10 LAKE on the not uncertain signs of autumn.
very soon IN obedience to the ever living law
OF tran sition, will the trees flame into their
| gorgeous hveries OF russet and gold; on high
lazy wlnds will marshal their argosies of aaecy
| ano pink and purple clouds and the earth
and sky will be clothed in a glory so rich and
tender that the world will wonder if man
after all is something more or less than a
god IN ruins and marvel at the old fate which
makes such surprising beauty the inevitable
iorerunner OF death and decay. But such I'm
fortunately, as in less forward localities, is
lie IN The great Northwest. Fashion, the i'm
perlai dame will soon transfer her court to he
precincts of the gay and festive city AID her
followers, will renew their allegiance at the
old familiar shrine of pleasure Fandango
Will twlne her last duet. to put it Byronicaliv.
and oil the high toned people will be there.
me calloW young man win renew his deyo-
lions at the garden gate and as the ideal of his
s0ul sWeetiy hsps save one little kiss for papa,
the Oio man,perchance, Will steal march on the
unsuspectlng youth, and the next day he will
send word to the office that he has been vac
clnnated and thinks he will lay to until the
virus releases its hold. Then the old guy
viii smile extraordinarily, twenty. fi7e-cent
punched-quarter smile, and wonder what on
earth has become of the young man whose
nocturnal visits used to fret his drelms,
Meantime, society in ST. Paul is making the
most OF the fast waning summer which has
0een so replete with social and festive dongs.
Inc past week has been notable for the UNI
Versally good times at the several lakeside re-
sorts, and, while the attendance at the hops
mas been smaller in some instances, they have
been none the less enjoyable.
OnlV ia S,1pd.yS oro @bo (tro,-
dlcted an unusually large number of matri-
moDlal events for this fall, and the dog days
have ha dly become memory ere the predic-
uOn has been verified.
Last week several weddings occurred, none,
however, icing notable enough in appoint
mentmenis to warrant more than passing
mention. But the future is full of promise,
ana The horoscope reveals quit number OF
interesting events for the near future
Mrs. Hartman, Fergus Falls, is visiting in
the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kittson have returned
from the lakes.
Mrs. G. L. Mack, Fargo, is sojourning at
the Merchants.
Mr.. st. John and wife, Winnipeg, are guests
OF the Metropolitan.
Miss Emily Haggerty arrived home F.iiay
from Burlington, 10.
James Luydan and wife, New York, are
soJourning Ii the city,
James Sloan and family, of Buffalo, are
guests of the Clarendon.
County Attorney Egan paid a flying visit
/ Milwaukee last week.
Mrs. II. Nickel has returned from visi. 10
her relatives Ill Dubuque.
The cathedral choir win give Ros SIMS
"SiabAt Mater" in October.
Miss Katie and Nellie Nolan have returned
I'D their home in Cincinnati
Mrs. nj. c. futile aud daughter returned
from Lake Pulaski last week
Miss Nellie Langevin is the guest of MISS
Zenzlus, OF Exchange street.
MIS-. Camp aud daughter, He'd Wig, are
visiting their S.. Paul friends.
Judge Wilkin Is on visit ts his old home
in Orange county, New York state.
Mr.. Nick Matheis, who has been visiting
| Europe, returns the ensuing week.
Col. Townsend, u. S. A, and two daughters
ha We taken apartments at the Merchants.
F. w. Hoyt and wife and Mrs. Barrett, Red
Wing, called on their friends herelast week.
Mss Nellie Richarda, of Nelson avenue, VIII
leave for Chicago On the 5th to attend school
Mrs. w. l. Woodward, of Centralis, ILL.,, i:
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. d. Hide
brand.
Mr.. John J. PhelsD, wife and daughter, St
Loms, are enjoying The delg htful climate o
ST. Paul.
Mr.. II. j. Lynn, a leading Journalist, of
| Memphis, Tenn, and wife, returned home
last Friday.
Mr.. D. N. Dyer and family took possession
of their new residence, No. 130 Nina avenue,
last Wednesday.
| Miss Josie Winterhslter returned from New
| York last wetk in company with her uncle
| Mr.. b. F. ZIhm.
NJ. Terry and wife, Chicago, are cultiVating
! the good things Set forth py mine host Som
ers. Of The Windsor.
| The Misses Rosa and Hortsnse Larpenteur
o. Hastings, are spending their vacation with
! their uncle, DR.. Larpenttur.
| Miss Hattie Hussly, ST. Cloud, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. McClary.
Mrs. G. Walker, Chicago; Mrs. Graft Mel
son, FIT. Wayne, and Miss Louise Kimball
| Chicago, are at the Metropolitan.
Cyril Archibald and wife, Dundee, the land
of lassies and hot cakes, were among the tour.
lists no honoIed st. Paul last wetk.
Mr. j. smIth and wife and Miss Grace Ran.
dali, OF Peoria, Ill.,, are making a tour Of the
state. They banquet at the Windsor.
F. B. Pickerell and wife, Washington. D. c.,
are taking in the beauties Of the great North
west. They dale their diary at st. Paul.
N. P Holla ell and wife, Miles City, and
C. b. Howell aud party of lady tourists, from
Duluth, will arrive In St. Paul this morning.
John Mccullough, the champion heavy
weight of the leg,ti mate, arrives in the city
to day. lie will hold forth 81 the Metropol-
tan.
The marriage of DR.. Richard Pric. and
Miss Mary Hodgson, of this city, took place
last Wednesday. The wedding was extremely
quiet.
Bernard D4ssel and his charming wife and