St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27
The Good People of the Flour City
Gong to the Lakes in Large
Numbers.
Young Minneapolitans Continue to Get
spliced at Rapid Rate, in Spite
of the Weather.
Cricket Becoming Popular--Personal
Pa agraphs About Many Prom1-
nent People.
Movements of Our Nefghbors-- Points
From Many Cities in Minne-
sofa aud Wisconsin.
MIDSUMMER DULLNEss
Prevailing in Minneapolis Society
-Ern,,tS Sca rec in EYerY Circle.

have called forth any special comment, any
further than to cause some wonder that
the contracting parties did not wait until
cooler weather before being made one
People are leaving town so fast these
DAYS that there to-day and gone to-
morrow is the experience in the world
Of clubs and society. All that
many have waited for has been the numer-
Gus weddings, and as soon as those were on
the list of arrivals at the lakes was largely
swelled- At the lakes, yachtmen have mad
their first week of excitement during the
past eight or ten days and from the inter-
est shown on all sides the coming season
promises to be full of striking events. Inc
Owncrs OF many of the yachts are at the
lakes, and propose to keep up the formal
andsinfOrmal races as long as possible. Inc
lawn tennis and cricket season has fairly
begun again, and much inter-
est is manifested. especially by
our English population. Cricket Is
something comparatively new in Minneapo-
lis, but it promises to find wide field here.
and several good clubs are in process OF
organization. Numerous ladies are deeply
interested in the turner club, and as it is an
undisputed fact that whatever Minneapolis
takes hold of she generally carries to sue
cessful end and the success of the Union
club is already assured. Small parties, as
usual, have been numerous.
WEDDING BELLS.
The principal social event among our Cath
Ole friends the past week was the marriage
of Mr. NJ J. Lally and Miss Mary E. Fallon.
daughter of Mr.. John Fallon, politician OF
the Sixth ward. The nuptiai knot was tied
by Rev. Father To'gle, at the Holy Rosary
church at o'clock on Tuesday morning. The
occasion drew to the church large gather
ing of friends and well-wishers. Miss Maggie
Kennedy proved pretty bridesmaid, while
james Sweeney was Il dignified groomsman.
Subsequent to the ceremonies reception
was held at the residence Of the parents OF
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Lally are now at
home at their neat and comfortable house,
No 1916 South Fifth street. The presents
given the contracting pair were numerous
and elegant. Following is partial list:
SOCIETY EVENTS.
A. c. Austin, secretary of the school board,
and Miss Jane S. Lynch, for number of
wears principal of one of the ward schools,
were united in marriage Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of A. E. Higbee, TIC Third
avenue south. Mr. and Mrs. Austin are now
at Interlaken, where they will pass the sum-
mer.
At the residence of Mrs. o. A. Pray, 625
Seventh street south, Friday evening the
members of the Fine Arts society rendered
pleasant reception to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Volk A large number were present.
One of the social events of the week was
the marriage on Wednesday afternoon OF
Miss Luella Bachelor and Angler Ames at
the residence of the brides parents, on Fiji
teenth avenue SOUTH
George Prick, a leading business man OF
Arkansas City, Kan, and Miss Badly of St
Paul, were guests of Mrs. w. N. Bickey at
1923 Hennepin avenue, last week.
On Wednesday next Miss Lizzie Mellen and
W. F. Ripsom will be married at the Church
of Christ at p. m. They will remove to
Brainerd, Mr.. Ripsom's home.
Wednesday evening, July 1. Miss Amanda
E. Cooley, daughter OF Mrs. P. c. Walker,
win be united in marriage to f. g. Holbrook
city comptroller.
Tuesday evening a lawn sociable was held
at the residence of NJ. z. Cowles, on Twenty.
second street, by the members of Emanuel
Baptist church.
Among the weddings of the past week were
those of Miss Annie Makelson and II. A
Spooner and Miss Ida l.. Stevens and a. W
Jameson.
The Nacfee cottage, Wayzata bay, had as
guests during the past week Mr.. and Mrs
Hector Baxter, Mrs. Goundie and Miss
Goundie.
Miss Abbie Winslow, 402 Seventh street
SOUTH entertained the Young Peoples Socia
society OF Centenary church Tuesday evening
,
married Wednesday evening at the residence
of ]. E. Snyder, 1905 Ninth street south.
Mrs. n. Shepherd is entertaining Mrs.
Dickinson, Miss Fannie Becker and Mrs
George Dickinson of harrington, Ill.
Mrs. ]. w. Campbell, accompanied by he
son Fred and daughter Grace, has gone East
where she will spend the summer.
Prof Levi Ludden and wife of Pittsburg
and Mrs. NJ. J. Springer of San Francisco, ar
visiting Mrs. E. w. Dudley.
Mrs. Mark Hobart and Mr.. and Mrs. D. c
McCracken are in Boston, where they will re
main some three months.
Mrs. S. L. Holmes, 1416 Second avenu
south, is entertaining her sister, Mr.. c. E.
Hughes of Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. I. r. Fuller, the elocutionist, gave
pleasant reception to number OF her pupil
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Godsbury are in Oberlir
O.. where they went to witness the graduatn
OF their daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Gebhardt and Miss dig
Meyer have gone to Duluth and other point
to visit friends.
Friday evening Mrs. E. T. Curtis, 216 Sixt
street southeast, entertained some twenty O
more friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon of Vermont, ar
visiting Mrs. B. p. Gates, 222 West Nine
teenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Shepley are entertainin
Mrs. Laura B. Davis, wife of ex-Goy. Davi
of Maine.
A few friends were entertained by Mrs. c
A. Lathrop, SO Eastman avenue, Wednesda
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leevir of ST. Loui
are in the city and will spend the s1mme
here.
Andrew Nagle has gone to Detroit, Mich
and his friends think he has gone to get mai
ried.
Miss Bessie Van Norman has gone to TER
Haute, Ind, where she will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. G. E. Wheeler, 70 Twelfth street south
entertained few friends on Thursday ever
ing.
Mrs. G. G. Van Vert, accompanied by he
mother Mrs. Conrad, is visiting in the Eas
Mrs. J. n. Cross, 1924 Portland avenu,
entertained few friends Wednesday evening
Mrs. William Cressy and Mrs. E. H. Bas
her daughter have returned from Maine.
Mrs. E. T. Gibson has gone to Hillsdale
Mich, where she will remain month.
DR.. and Mrs. L. Hall, % Highland avenu
entertained a few friends Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. Hall entertained o large compan
CO young people Wednesday evening.
Col. j. Is. Ciough, T2O Hawthorn avenue,
entertaining few Chicago friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Casey of Kansa
City have been visiting in this city.
A sociable was given Wednesday evening
the Andrew Presbyterian church.
Dr. and Mrs. Hill of Pine Island, are visi
ing Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fleming.
Miss Minnie Sullivan has been entertainin
Miss Annie L. Guerin of St. Paul.
Mrs. G. e. Gates, 1919 Clinton avenue, gay
q small party Friday evening.
L. A. Fisher and family are entertainin
Mr.. and Miss Pair OF Boston.
Mayor Ames sand party went to Dulut
Friday on a fishing excursion.
The Plummer Post Drum corps will hold il
dance the evening of July2.
Mrs. John De Laittrc entertained a fe,
friends Friday evening.
Mrs. DINER of Indiana is guest of DR.. +.
L. Hedderlr, the dentist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins have returne
from their bridal tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Van Norman are visi
ing in Ia Crosse, Wis.
Pew, W. III. Locke Of Fulton, ILL.,, is yisitir
friends in this city.
Mrs. J. T. Barnum and children are visi
ing in New York.