St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-05


Yf S>eHAl NJ crowded with visitors
E|t alSSslSif1ssMalHN1 who have fiocked in
ri fEs from all parts of the
3 NSasDIth, state to enjoy the
weeks attra C t ions.
But social life itself has been dull, prone
nades on Third street between the numer-
OuSly hued gas lights having take the place
of home pleasures and garden parties
This inactivity promises to continue until
the heat of summer is certainly passed, and
lakeside cOttagers have taken up their
winter abode here again.
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The coming season bids fair for opera
parties and opera dinners. These were be-
ginning to be all the rage until the delight
full skies and green grass OF the spring in
terfered with these hOSpItable entertain
mentS. 1t is the fashion for set of young
people of both sexes to engage carriages to
the theater and all enjoy the performance
from high box They are delightfully."-
unrestrained and are at libery to indulge
in conversation when the stage becomes too
wearisome. After the opera all betake
themselves to a firSt-class hotel, the caterer
of which is famous, and there find private
BANQUET spread, with tasteful and delicate
menus of quaint device, some OF the cards
bearing very artistic as well as appropriate
etchings. In this connection it may be
said that the ragged edge card is giving
place rapidly to something less odd, but
certainly neater and more dainty.
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Most of the social clubs and societies of
st. Paul have a pretty way of retaining
their organizations during the summer. The
St. Andrews society has been characterized
by the most charming hospitality and
sociability. From week to week its various
members have gathered at the homes of
one another to spend a pleasant evening.
Both MeSSrS. j. c. Myron and W. NJ.
Myron were honored in this way, and
lastly, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c., and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Myron, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rodgers, Mrs. Moore, Miss Moore, MeSSrS.
Richie and Grant, and Others, called upon
Mrs. Allan Brown of No. 1S2 East Tenth
street. The society will reorganize soon
for its regular monthly sOcials.
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Wednesday was remarkable for the large
number of circus parties that visited Bar
NUNS farewell" Numerous were the
groups of familiar faces present witnessing
the five simultaneous acts and seeing the
elephant But truly cOmmendable char
acteristic of them was the modest, but
carefully selected raiment which adorned
the ladies. 1t begins to look as if the usual
f1ashv coIors of autumn would be more con-
spicuous for their absence this year, and
that the more subdued tints and gentler
blends would take the place OF loud hueS
and cruelty designed contrasts Mr.. Howard
James escorted a party composed OF Maj
and Mrs. A. E. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID.
WeakIey and Miss Weakley of Dayton, o..
MI. and Mrs. Lowry, Mrs. Barrch of CHI
Gal nf Enrf
Smelling, and Nh. Watson.
HERE AND THERE.
The following st. Paul visitors registered at
the Oak Grove camp, White Bear, during the
past week: Miss Gussie Schonarth, Miss
Maggie Schonarth, Miss Ella Breen, Peter
Schonarth, Jr.. George W. Heath, ]. P.
Brooks, John Doeren, 6. Hermann, NJ. H.
Hermann, John +. Lawrence, d. b; t1sher,
T. B. Murray of Minneapolis, Miss Katie E..
Mcbride and Miss Mary Mcbride of Bird ISL
and Miss Marguerite Ferring and Miss
Phreme Ferring of Dubuque, Thomas Zeien,
NJ. D., F. j. Burrichter and K. Burrichter of
ST. Paul.
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Logan, Gen. and
Mrs. Alger, the Misses Carrie, May and
Frances Ager. Fred Alger Col. and Mrs.
Henry Duf1eld, Col. and MIS-. George H.
Devlin, Col. and Mrs. G. d. Long, Col. and
Mrs. J. Sumner Rodgers, Col. and Mrs Aaron
T Bliss, Col. George H. Hopkins, Maj. G. c..
4.
and Clarence P. Dresser constituted the
Logan party which arrived over the Northern
Pacific Wednesday. They were in the city a
day and night.
Dr. and Mrs NJ. Manufacturer of
Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mann
heimer of New York, who spent the
season at Robert Manufacturers 'SaDS
Souci'' cottage at White Bear, have gone to
Saratoga. Mr.. Manufacturer has given up the
Sans Souci for the season.
The Misses Emma and Theresa Lyons and
Miss Eta Mccormick, daughter of Secretary
Mccormick of Dakota, and sisters-in-law to s.
A Whitaker of the Minneapolis q st. Louis,
left for Wheeling, W. Va, chaperoned by
Miss Annie Lyons. They are to enter upon a
cOurse of instruction.
Misses Emma and Terese Lyons, daughters
of Maurice Lyons, and Miss Eta Mccormick
OF Grand Forks. left Thursday to attend the
famous Visitation convent at Mt. de Chantal,
near Wheeling, w. Va. Miss Anna Lyons &C
companied them, and will be absent several
months.
Mrs and Mrs. Il. H. Kenyon, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Sherman, Mrs. A. E. Bigelow, Grant
BIgeloW and D.. B. Sneeclen of New Hamp-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hoyt, Mrs. An
derson and Mrs. Kent of West Huron, were
among Iowa people who visited the fair.
Director Strampsher of the German thea
ter has engaged Turner hall for all winter for
Sunday auusements. The stage is nicely
fitted up, and hrSt-claSS artlStS are 10 De
present in performances. Theatr1cals Will
commence next Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Herbert. DR.. and Mrs.
W. W. Sweeney, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. A. Hunt,
and Miss Starkey. daughter of Phillip Star
key, all of Red Wing, paid their respects to
Mr.. W. Armstrong at 100 West Fourth street
during the week.
Mrs. Joseph Ullmann of Leipsic, Germany,
who has-been spending the summer with Mr..
Isidore Rose, 262 East Eighth street, left on
Thursday for the East and takes this oppor-
tunty of wishing her old St. Paul friends
farewell.
remembered by the old veterans of the
Deutcher Kreiyer verein at Turner hail on
Thursday evening. Music, speeches, theatre
calls and dancing constituted the program.
Col Fl. P. Rugg has returned from Mar
ragansett pier with party of Chicago gen.
tIemen, he chartered vessel and cruised
along the Atlantic coast, taking in Bar Har-
Dor, Nantucket, Newport and other points.
DIR. and Mrs. c. Hobart, of Red Wing and
Hon. and Mrs. S. P. Sidener, of Goodhue
county, and Eugene F. Hoyt, of Clifton
Springs New York. were entertained by DR..
7 F. Hoyt at No. 53S Robert street.
The Misses Golfer and Boyer of Cincinnati,
who were the guests of Mrs. John Richardson
of Ashland avenue, have returned home
Miss Golfer is expected to return in few
weeks to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Wright and Miss
Wright of Indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. H d.
Sprague of Newark, o., and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. McCarty of New York arrived at the Mer
chants yesterday.
Miss Jennie <. TurRbull of Partridge street
sailed for Europe on the Umbria, a week age
saturday. She will Drolong her tour Of Eu