Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

VINE VINE yonprlinr veterans throng the court of
Mars,
And winsome smiles receive IN lieu OF scars.
The reader will observe by the above
lucubration that the society muse, after
severe attack of constipation, is
s,ettino down to its feed again.
The unusual severity of the recent cold
snap has not been very favorable to the
empyrean flights of the average four-dol-
-lar-and-a-half muse, and the euPhonious
warbler has beer sadly tangled and out OF
tune. But there is a prospect that the
little Joker may yet recoup from Its lndiS-
position and live to infict well merlted
punishment on glddy ana
perverse generation. Such Is
the love for valor and the pomP
and circumstance of war that even the
plucked and piebald muse couldn't resist
tbe opDortunity to make another flight.
This week we are to have the soldiers out
in impressive array, and the feminine and
military hearts beat high IN expectation.
Who can tell what a fair may bring forth.
Fspecially when beauty and yalor JON
their forces as they have on the forthcom-
ino occasion. Such brilliant galaxy OF
belles and beaux will have never been wit
messed in St. Paul. The fair is destined to
be great success; for who can doubt the
irresistable power of valor and beauty 10
make conquest.
The past week has been one OF great
social activity. There have been balls,
narties. receptions and several interesting
affairs of the heart. The prospect for the
latter is better than it was the week pre-
ceding, which goes to show
that the advice of the society muldoon Is
needed, as it justly should be. SUCH an
apathv was there at one time, indeed, that
if several parties had not realized the
situation and done the square thing, the
society man would have succumbed to the
first proposal he could get out OF sheer
desperation. Below is the offering:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Moss leave to-mor
row for Florida.
Mr.. William Dorgan, the tenor, is suffer
ing from q severe cold.
Mrs. Thwing is spending a few days
with friends IN Eau Clalre'
Sergeant Wyeth, U. S, A., has left for
Fort Stevenson, to report for duty.
Miss Henrietta Haas returned last week
from protracted visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Gen. Averill and daughter, Annie,
expect to leave for the East this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Chickering, OF
Boston. are guests at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Thomas Berrisford and bride re-
turned from their bridal tour last week.
Lieutenant Bell, wife and sister, OF the
Seventh, have departed for Fort Buford.
Miss Alice Otis, of Ashland avenue, IS
visiting Misses Mary and Ada Jewell, OF
Hudson.
A pleasant party of young people were
entertained at the home of Miss Lesh, on
Prairie street, last Friday night.
R. w. johnson, U. S. A., son of Gen.
johnson. arrived from Ft. Buford last
Wednesday on visit to his parents.
The Misses Fairchild, of Pleasant ave-
nue.. entertained a number OF frlenoS III
charming manner last Friday evening.
Mrs. Potts and son, Mrs. G. Livingston
and Mr.. F. SibIey, son of Gen. Sibley, Will
visit New Orleans during the Mardl Gras
season.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Larpenteur and
daughter Nina, left yesterday for New Or
leans, and will be joined in ST. Louis by
Mrs. Stigers.
The next Cornet club sociable will be
held in Seibert's parlors Thursday evening
Feb. l, instead of Feb. 3, as announced
at the last social.
A party of travellers consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Mcintyre and Mr.. Chas.
Nicholas and wife will leave for New Or
leans the ensuing week.
Lieut.. Darlington, of the Seventh, who
has been detailed for the North Pole ex-
petition, left the city last week for tenn
porary visit to Fort Buford.
The Liederkranz Singing society gave
its annual ball at Pfefer's hall last Wednes-
day evening. The attendance was large
and the festivities very enjoyable.
The .'Once a Week. club gave regular
marty at Sherman hall on Wednesday even
int. The occasion was hilarious and en-
joyable as these parties always are.
Miss Amelia Samuels, who some time
since lived in st. Paul, but who has re-
Gently lived in Louisville, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Abrahamson of Seventh street.
The Evening Stars give a grand ball
Monday evening, Feb. 5. A gBand time is
expected. All invited to attend. Music
by STEMS orchestra. Supper by Rama
ley.
Mr. E. H Schroer of Rice street, rejoiced
yesterday over the arrival in the house
hold of pocket edition of humanity. 1t
was bouncing boy and tipped the beam
at ten pounds.
Mrs. Com. Kittson and daughter, DR..
Kittson. and Mr.. G. Paul and wife, of Sum-
NIT avenue, will leave this evening for
New Orleans and the South, where they
will make an extended tour.
Edward L. Reed and Charles d. Reed,
sons of L. E. Reed, Esq, president OF the
Capital bank, have gone to Cuba for few
weeks visit. They sailed from New YORK
last Thursday on the City of Alexandria.
A ball masque was given last night by
the Bohemian Turner's at the G. S. T. 5.
hall on Fort street The hall was simply