St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-25

MILE, n ~ Nv '&SS8 people do not leave
f;tlAsAl IL (H|l Esthe city during the
@AI WI AG8SN summer at all, or at
II OIL : &S most for more than
II |S$454fAa~. ~ few days. and many
III I %qSNpeople coming here
or going to the lakes for the summer have
friends here, by whom they are entertained,
and i'll whose honor parties are given.
Another reason is the presence during the
summer OF many of the young people who
are absent during the remainder of the year,
at school and college. IT'S very pleasant
TO see the faces Of those who have been alb
sent; a new face. though only compare
lively new, lending attraction TO gatherings
where hitherto the same faces have always
been seen. The constant arrival Of new
people in the city. and the readiness with
which st. Paul society people open their
doors to newcomers properly accredited,
furnish regular and gradual change III So
cial gatherings.
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A part of the younger portion of the So
ciety people here can credit the winter car
nival with one new form of amusement.
The Nushka club OF last winter has been
turned into a coaching club and furnishes
very delightful form of amusement to those
who are hidden to participate. The drives
of st. PauFS coaching club may not be
taken with all the eclat of the New York
clubs, but as IS well known all great
things have had small beginnings and argu-
ing thence, it is expected that ere long the
beautiful drives hereabouts will witness
procession of coaches with their four steeds
champing their bits. a young society man
holding the ribbons over each team, and the
coaches full inside and out. Then the
''tally-ho" will reSOund. the eyes can be
shut and the Imagination carry one back to
the East, where time has matured these
matters. There is no reason why these
clubs should not exist here. st. Paul con-
tains among its young men several of
wealth sufficient to justify the experiment.
HERE AND THERE.
On Friday evening Mrs. Horace R. Bigelow
entertained with dancing party at her house
on Exchange street. The party was one of
the largest given this season, and for it the
large and elegant house had been very taste
fully decorated. Canvas was stretched over
the carpets in the hail and all the rooms on
the lower floor, which were given over to
the dancers. The carriages began to arrive
about $3.50 and continued to deposit their
burdens until the cOmmodiOus house pre-
sented most lively and animated appear
auce. Dancing began about $3.50 and lasted
until about l o'clock. A most elegant COLA
ton was served during the evening. Mrs H.
NJ. Knox presided at the refreshment table.
The party was very elegant and brilliant
one. Among thosepreSent were Misses SeiXas,
Smith, Noyes ThurSton, Hammond, Giltillan,
Wheelock Rittenhouse, Lock, Stickney, Nor
ris, May Morris, Smith, Banning, Knox, Griggs,
Hunter, Auerbach, Wilson (Winona) Wilson
(Niinneapois), Mann, Price, Beaumont, Nc
liver, Alice Dean, May Dean, Mrs ]. j. Par
ker, Mrs. H. NJ. Knox, Messrs. Ozmun, Han
son, Day, Gray, Cathcart, Skipwith, Banning,
Brett Spencer, DR.. Spencer, Peet, Newport,
Wright C. H. Wright, Boyle, Hunter, Smith,
Tatnan, George BigelOw, Rockwell. Wall,
Prince, Beaumont, Noyes, Gilbert, Cass Gill
bert, Tighe, Jackson, Percy Parker, ]. j.
Parker.
On Tuesday, Aug. 8, will occur the golden
wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. Henry
Elliott at their home Is Alice street, West
ST. Paul. The venerable couple will be at
home TO their friends from $3.50 a. H. to 10 sc
p. m. A card signed by the Rev. Robert
Forbes, George II. Hazard and J. f. Tostevin
announces that there is encumbrance over
the home of this aged pair, and an effort vii
be made to remove it on this occasion. The
ladies of the Jackson Street NJ. E. church viii
serve refreshments to those who may visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott on that day.
Mai. George f. Robinson, Z. S. A, on leave
Of absence, was in the city during the week
At the time President Lincoln was assassin
ated it will be remembered that an attempt
was made at the same time on the life of Sec
rotary Stanton, who confined to his bee
steward was in attendance on Mr.. Stanton
and after desperate struggle with the would
be assassin, succeeded i'll saving Mr.. Stan
toms life.
Tomorrow Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert, rector O
Christ church, will depart for Montana on
month vacation trip. Mr.. Gilbert will bt
accompanied by Judge Wilder of Red Wing
and Rev. Mr.. Pool of Duluth. Rev. Mr.. Viii
son of Faribault, viii officate at Christ churct
during Mr. Gilbert's absence.
Miss Anna Constans of jackson street en-
tertained very charmingly with a dancing
party on Thursday evening. The house was
neatly decorated with flowers and dancing
was INDUCED in until about IL o'clock. 4
neat spread was served.
Monday evening the coaching club had an.
other OF its enjoyable drives. This time, a
on the former occasion, Minneapolis was thu
objective point. A fine supper was served
at the West hotel The party returned to st
Paul about o'clock.
Mrs. d. G. Croly, better known as "Jenni
June" which name she signs to all her lite
rary productions, is in st. Paul. Her trip II
St. Paul and the lakes is made in the interes
of an article which she will shortly write TO
q New York paper.
Next Wednesday, Lucien Warner, leading
contractor of St. Paul, and Mrs. Sallie X
Jones of Macon, Ga, will be married in ST
Paul. They will leave the same evening TO
New York city, and will embark July 81 for
tour of Europe.
Carter n. Harrison, Jr., Miss L ena Harri
son and Willie Harrison of Chicago spent
few days during the week in the city and arr
now on two weeks fishing visit to Clear
water, after which they go 10 Minnetonka TO
short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spiegel, Mrs. G. Hueb
ner and Mrs. G. W. Oertel, accompanied b
her daughter, Clara, will depart for trip t
Europe on Aug. l, leaving New York b.
steamer Suevia. They will remain away owe
winter.
The young ladies of st. Johns, new Cathe
lie parish lately organized on Dayton's bluff
will give an ice cream festival on the eVenln
of Aug. 8, for the benefit of the new churc
soon to be erected there.
Friday evening the Windsor Toboggan clut
with their lady friends, went out to the Hott
St. Louis, Minnetonka, and spent the evenin
in dancing and q good time generally. !
lunch was served.
Miss Mary Duncan of Carroll street, has re
turned from a protracted visit to Portag
City, Wis. She was accompanied by Mis-
May Conden, who will pass several week
with her.
Mrs George Fl. Perry of Woodstock, MINI
who has been spending a few weeks at tn
lakes with Mrs. w. r. Bennett of 696 Bur
street, returned to her home last Friday.
Miss Carrie Perry returned Tuesday morn
ing to her home in Dubuque after a visit O
two weeks at the residence of Madame Paye
and family of 140 West Fifth street.
Miss Josie cWintehalter of Market stree,
ard her two little cousins, the Misses Zahu
returned yesterday from two weeks visit
Miss Belle Rankin of Red Wing.
Dir. and Mrs. Wagner of Oconomowoc, Wis
arrived in the city Friday for a three or fou