St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-22
Soiourners at the Lakes Beginning to
Prepare for Their Return to
City Life.
The Vigorous Climate of Minnesota
Makes It Unnecessary to Go to
the Mountains.
How the Exposition VIII Cause
Postponement of the Fall
Season.
Dotngs of the People Of saltwater,
Fergus Falls, Owatontia and
Elsewhere.
4 SOCIAL yyHIRL.

belle at the swell watering place is so COM
pletely tagged out that beauty, If not health,
demands a change. In the vigorous ell
mate of Minnesota, so free from all ener-
waiting influences, this change is not made
necessary and the city fair come from the
lakes fully prepared for the winters ardu-
Gus campaign.
The fall season, from variety of causes
will not begin SO early as last year. The
Exposition will absorb everything until
October, and then an enforced lull will
come Last year the season opened very
early and was rushed along with unWonted
brilliancy; the result was that long before
winter ended every one was exhausted and
every series of receptions, at homes and
this year.
But while thinking and talking of the to-
come, society is steadily enjoying the what
is, and the lake season is not suffered to
wane. 1t is waiting the first cold blast,
when it will end like flowers struck by
premature blast of wintry frost.
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SOCIAL GOSSIP.
The crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Malsten, 1121 Eighth streeth south, was cele-
brated by brilliant reception Tuesday even
ing. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Berquist, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Grau, ST.
Paul; Mr. and Mrs. P. a. Olson, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Ongman. Mr.. L. Berquist, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. John Erickson,
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man, Miss Annie Freeman, Miss Emma Mel
son, Miss Annie Sandberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Anderson, Miss c. Peterson. Miss L.
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Berquist, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Straudberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Youngren, Mr.. and Mrs. Norelius, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Hernund, Mrs. Annie Hernlund, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Nelson, Mrs. D. Hernlund,
Miss Hannie Hernlund Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Malmsten, Mr.. and Mrs. Kulberg, Mr.. A. G.
Malnsten, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.. Johnson.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b.
Shepard. 221 Fourth street northeast, was the
scene of brilliant affair Thursday evening,
the occasion being the seventeenth birthday
Of their daughter. Miss Flora Shepard. A
number of invited guests were present to
celebrate the event. and after partaking Of
supper, music, dancing and all sorts of games
were INDUCED in until early morn. Miss
Shepard was the recipient of many valuable
presents.
The Levi Butler post, G. A. R., fair, which
has been in progress all the week in the hall
on the corner of Washington and Twentieth
avenue north, was a pleasant affair and was
attended by large numbers every night. Tho
fair was conducted in such a manner that
every one had a good time, whether he wanted
to or not, and every one went away pleased.
At the Gethsemane church. Monday even
ing, Miss Mary S. Mathers and Frank Staritt
were united IN marriage in the presence of d
large number of friends. Rev. DR.. Chitten-
den performed the ceremony. Mr., and Mrs.
sStatitt received their friends at their home
on Sixth street south Tuesday.
. John Barnes and wife of Omaha, Neb., re-
-, H..
q week with Lieut. Col. Hill and wife. Mrs.
Hill is Mr.. Barnes sister. Mrs. Hills daugh-
ter Edith accompanied Mr. and Mrs Barnes.
She will remain in Omaha month as their
guest.
Miss Flora Shepard entertained several
lady and gentlemen friends at her home
Thurday evening, it being her seventeenth
birthday. She was presented with several
costly presents from her many friends.
The celebrated violnist Madame Camilla
Urso Luer and husband will pass Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. N NIerrck, ct their
home, corner Nineteenth street and Nicolet
avenue.
Miss Lima Brown of Cincinnati daughter of
Hon. Charles t.. Brown, congressman from
the Second district of Ohio, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. H. b. Hudson, East Fifteenth
street.
Rev David Marsh Of Georgetown, Mass,
and his brother, Joseph Marsh of Empire,
this state, were the guests of d. S. Balch, 6l2
Franklin avenue, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Nelson celebrated
their silver wedding on Wednesday evening
at the residence of their daughter, Mrs. Daniel
Hunt, "a Fifth street northeast.
. Miss Baker, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. S. L. Baker, and Mr.. and Mrs
George X. Robinson, has returned to her
home in Greensburg, Ind.
W. G.. Halls, J. T. Emery, John Calder
ola ND ,ala,,
spent the greater part of the week ifs hing al
one Of the lakes.
Mrs. John Winter aud daughter May, of
ST. Paul, were the guests of Mrs. A. III
Parker, 622 Fifth street south, the past week.
Miss Pr1dle r. Stout and Rev. Alexandet
Lamberson will be married Sept Z, at the
residence Of II. ]. Reeder, Catawissa, Pa.
Mrs. c. E. Gardner and daughter Nina, who
have been visiting friends and relatives at
Friendship, Wis, have returned home.
H. S. Stauffer left for Chicago Wedn ssday
night. From there he will go to California
and visit friends before he returns.
The CALIFORNIAN club gave pleasant enter
tainment Tuesday evening ut Curtis hall. An
attractive prog ram was presented.
James Craig has returned from ten weeks
visit to Big Stone, where he has been putting
in the time hunting and fishing.
G.. T. Norris entertained a number OF
friends at j. H. Nevius residence, on Fiji
teenth street south. Wednesday.
W. B. Roberts Of this city has been pro
NOTED to second assistant examiner in the
patent Office at Washington.
Miss Sarah Johnson and Frank A. Boyey
and Miss Anua Clifford and George w. Bolton
were married Wednesday.
Lieut.. Helm and two brothers, Henry anc
Herman, spent two days last week nea
Anoka. chicken shooting.
J. ]. McHale, E. A. o. Brien and Roger Val
are in Chicago attending the meeting of the
Irish National league.
1he crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A
Douglass was celebrated at Merriam Park
last Monday evening.
at her home Twelfth street south
Mrs. T. l.. Traynor entertained friends Wed
mesday evening.
Maj. Landberg and Adjt. Ward of the DO
lice department spent several days in Da
kota last week.
Mrs. w. E. Steele ent ertained about thirt,
friends Friday evening at her home 1904 Lin
den avenue.
Mrs. Ruth N. Sheppard Of Bridgeton, N. J.
IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Robinson, ISL:
Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Dittmores OF Franklin. Ind:
are visiting Mr.. Donnell at $40 Ninete emil
street south.
Mrs. Il. J. Mendenhall has been entertain
ing her, cou sin, Arnold G. Trpp, Of Fair
haven, Mass.
Joseph Bitter, residing on Fourteenth ave
enile south, is entertaining his mother, from
Cleveland.
81 Mrs. d. Sague, SIG Eighth avenue south
entertained number Of friends Tuesda,
evening.
Mrs. C. Getz 502 Eighth avenue south. en-
tertained party of fifty friends on Thursda.
evening.
Miss Lena Stickney is visiting Miss Carrf
Robinson, corner Fifteenth street aud Clinton
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Eliel were called East OF
Friday by the death of the father of thu
former.
Miss Lena Stickney is visiting Miss Carrie
Robinson, Clinton avenue and F,fteentl