St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-25
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
People Quite as Anxious for News of Their
Neighbors in Summer as
in Winter.
As BOO as August Comes Social Interest
Will Center Mainly at
the Lakes,
4 Minneapolis Party Threatens to
Astonish the Natives with
TaIIy-Ho Coacn.
Hints to Society People as to the Best
Method of Getting News
Published.
The week in minneapolis.

The winter months alone are not the only
months when social news is eagerly sought
for. The midsummer weeks also have
their quota of interesting news, and the
notes below tell of the doings in the social
world for the past week. The suburbs are
still filled with guests and gayety. and at
Minnetorfka especially is there much going
on. The picnicS and outings the
past week attracted much attention.
and sunburned faces and Drowned
hands are not uncommon. Au-
gusts near advent will, however, soon m AXE
all social interest interest center mainly at
the lakes, and the long-anticipated gayety
will begin there. So the social world re-
wolves under the summer sun, and the So
ciety people continue making preparations
for parties and balls. Numbers OF married
men, taking advantage Of the absence of
their wives and daughters, have held stag
parties at their residences. No cards for
these parties have been issued, but those
who have had the good fortune to be pres
ent speak in high terms of the ability OF
So and-So as entertainers The tally-h0
party up from st. Paul the first of the
week has raised in the minds of some
wild and untamable longing to go and do
likewise. and it is probable that in the near
future a large party will start from Mime
apolis and astonish the natives in outlying
districts.
~
The society editor of the GLOBE, wish
ing to make this department of the paper
complete and entertaining one, requests all
those knowing Of any social news of mo-
ment to send or bring the same in. The
life of the society editor of any newspaper
is hard one at the best, for he is supposed
to knew all that is Transporting in society,
when the fact is if he knows one-half OF
what is going on he is doing remarkably
well. Suppose large party is given, and in
some manner the social editor skips it and
fails to mention the occurrence. The
hostess Immediately thinks he meant to
slight her and her guests, and is always on
the alert in the future to give him dig.
To avoid this and create a feeling Of har-
mony all around, it would be well for some
interested person to write out short
account of the reception or dance and send
it to- the GLOBE Office, where it would come
into the hands of the society editor. This
column is intended to be run on the coop
erative plan, and is intended for the use of
all respectable people. Here their move
ments may be recorded for the benefit of
their friends and relatives, and to this end
it is again requested that all items of a
social or personal nature may be sent to the
society editor.
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Minneapolis society IS more or less
shocked at the daring of the organist in one
Of our popular churches who has intimated
TO friend that the next wedding he plays
for he is going to perform He's Going to
MARRY Yum YUM" as the bridal party
comes down the aisle. ''You see," said he,
I''these old marches are becoming worn out
and think the people are getting weary of
them. Now, my scheme would be a good
one, and would no doubt draw much atten-
tton to the conscious lady and gentleman.
Expect shall try it in a few days now, so
you want to look out for a sensation. Sew
leral society ladies who have been seen upon
Ethe subject think IL quite proper, and IN
case the young musician does as he says, ne
will undoubtedly become the lion of the
Nhour.
RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES.
About fifty friends of Miss Mamie Drscoll
gave her pleasant surprise at her home GOT
Jefferson street northeast. Wednesday even
ing. Lunch was served at 10 o'clock, after
which music and dancing furnished enjoy.
ment until o'clock.
The entertainment given by the Caledonian
club at Curtiss hall Tuesday evening was q
pleasant affair. An attractive program was
presented.
Wednesday evening Capt. ]. G. Whitney
entertained the Young Mems association of
the Park Avenue Presbyterian church.
Miss Greye gave u card party in honor of
Miss Force of Ohio, at her home on Portland
avenue, Friday evening.
Mrs ]. L. Pitner, II Tenth street north
rendered reception to about sixty friends
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O'Brien. 81 Eighth ave-
nue. southeast, will celebrate their silver
wedding Tuesday.
Mrs. Marion, 1858 Chicago avenue, gave
card party 10 some twenty friends Tuesda J
evening.
Mrs. G. W. Cotton, 925 Seventh avenue
SOUTH entertained few friends Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. l.. Larimore, 81 Highland Place, en-
tertained some fifty friends Wednesday even
ing.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. NJ. A. Ham, Gle
Lyndale avenue north, held pleasant part
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. b. Hush gave pleasant
picnic at Lake Calhoun Tuesday evening.
The Misses Bowe entertained the I'll. A. G
I. club Wednesday evening.
WEDDINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Miss Mary B. Whitmore and Horace NJ
Hill were united in marriage Wednesday aft
ernoon at the residence of the brides mother
II Seventeenth street north
One of the events of the week was the mar
Eiage of Miss Josephine Flagg and George D.
the residence of Rev. w. 7. Chase, 14l3 Har
mon place. About twenty relatives wit
messed the ceremony. Refreshments were
served after the wedding. In few week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladding will be at home at 4
fifth street SOUTH
Miss Mamie Hey, sister of Detective How
and A. H. Chute were married Tuesday after
noon at the st. Anthony church, on the Eas
side.
Miss Katie E. Johnson and John Wunde
were united in marriage Thursday morning
Rev. Mr.. futile performing the ceremony.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Carpenter who hav,
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Moody, hav
returned to their home in Valley Centre, Kan
Misses Isabel Northrup Grace Hubbard
Molly Meghen, Cora Guile. Jennie Jones
Florence Reeves and Ida Barrows, chaperonet
by Mrs. Page. went to Lake Harriet Wednes
day, where they will occupy Shady Nook cot
tage for some weeks.
Frank a Mcdonald left Thursday eveniu
for New York and Boston, where he will re
main some three weeks. 1t is more than pos
sible that he will not return alone, as Fran
says a bright little angel has consented t.
share his lot.
Among those who left Tuesday evening t.
attend the q. \. II. encampment at San Fran
cisco We're Judge Daniel Fish and wife, judy
j. P. Rea and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Bartle
son and Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Salisbury.
Miss G. w. Farrier, 20S Western avenue
has been entertaining Misses Minnie McCol
lister and Emma Walker of Iowa City, la.
and Misses Minnie and Stella Ball of Della
~rea, Ia.
Miss Nettie Stone of Minneapolis, and Mr.
James Simpson Of Watertown, n Y, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Boyd
1865 Twenty-fourth street south.
Mrs, Thomas a. Hendricks, wife of tn,
late vice-presidcnt, is the guest of Mrs. H.
Sherman at the Nicollet house. She will re
main in the city q week.
Miss Maggie Murray and Miss Annie Cor
lett, who have been visiting Mrs. r. l.. Still
man for some time. have returned home b.
yYnv of the La 1as