St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20
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ciety i'm Minneapolis.
Rain and heat all the week. Did anyone
ever see such weather for for a week of So
cial gayety? First, the society members at
tired themselves in their raiment and re-
moved the doors of their mansions in order
to keep COOL Then To rain and damp
weather gained the supremacy and thick
dresses and doors were again the order OF
things. In weddings the assortment has
been varied, and if style and elegance were
desired it could be found in nearly all
which have taken place. Small parties and
receptions have been numerous and seem on
the increase. The ancient idea that pleas
ant time cannot be experienced unless there
be a large hall packed full of ladies and gen
tlemen, so that to move is hardship and to
breathe comfortably is almost Impossible, is
gradually sinking into oblivion and has
come to be recognized fact that as hand
some costumes are to found at these smaller
receptions as at the larger ones. Speaking
of elegant costumes and pleasant time,
the reception given by the doctors at the
West hotel Friday evening comes in for
the lead in receptions of that character for
aSme time past. To describe the toilets
is impossible. They were simply marvels
of elegance The singing by Misses Stod-
dard and Daniels was superb, and was re-
peatedly encored. For the coming week
nothing is on the tapis except the usual
number OF small parties and receptions.
SOCIETY EVENTS.
Wednesday evening Miss Isabel NJ. Phelps
and J. IL. Eli OFT were married at the Church
OF the Redemer, the Rev. j. H. futile Official
ting. Only a few friends were present.
Many handsome and costly presents were re-
ceivcd by the happy couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott are now at home at the Ardmore.
One of the most pleasant events of the sea-
the marriage of Miss Myrta Wright
10 DR.. L. II. Palmer at the res idence of the
brides parents, on Fifth street southeast,
Wednesday evening. About fifty guests were
present. DR.. and Mrs. Palmer are now off on
q wedding tour.
Tues day evening, Mt Gethsemne church,
Miss E dith Mcdonald and Edward G. Head
were united in marriage the Rev. A. r.
Graves performing he ceremony. A recep-
ton followed at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ". H oward, 1926 Fourth street south.
At the residence of Mr. aud Mrs. John s.
Frey, 1910 Hawthorn avenue, Miss Emma NJ.
Frey and George III. Kerrige were made on e.
The reception following the ceremony was q
brill ant one. A large number OF frie nds
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, DR.. Albert Shaw, G.
Wolhut, Mr.. Mead and Charles Bell, and
Misses Abbie and Carrie Pierson. Alice Girls
/ void and Mary Plant, all of this city, are
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Bell, at Mime
! tonka.
A pleasant reception was rendered to the
kladies of George N. Morgan Post woman's
krelief corps Wednesday afternoon and ev en-
fling by Mr.. E. Emery, at his home on Tenth
Estreet south.
The marriage Of Miss Lille Anderson and
W. A. Smith at Bloomington avenue NJ. E.
church Wednesday morning was pleasant
affair, and was witnessed by a large number
Eof friends.
OOli flo nd
married Wednesday evening, at the residence
of the brides arents on Western avenue. a
a rye number of guests were present.
Tuesday evening, at st. Paul, Miss Kittie
Sullivan and Frank e. Lent of this city were
II nited in marriage by Rev. w. w. Saterlee.
"A reception followed the ceremony.
The twentieth anniversary of the Minneap-
| oils Y. NJ. G. A. was celebrated Wednesday
! evening by reception and exercises at the
rooms on Nicollet avenue.
Miss Lulu Coppage, who has been visiting
I her brother here B. 2 Coppage, has returned
| to her home in Baltimore, accompanied by
Mrs. Joan E. Broderick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Cousin, 914 Western
venue, and Mrs. F. G. Barrows, 227 Fourth
treet southeast, gave delightful receptions
w ednesday evening.
A pleasant family reunion was held during
the past week at the residence of Rev. d. G.
Pisbury, at which the family in five states
was Represented.
AT the residence of Thomas Lowry Monday
evening brilliant dancing party in honor of
Miss ]. Birdwell, was held Nearly 200 guests
were present.
Wednesday evening, at Curtiss hall, the
gradu ates of the Second ward school held
reunion and banquet A number Of speeches
were made.
AT the residence of G. L. Ellis, 913 Frank
lin avenue, pleasant lawn party was held
wednesday evening. large mum Der were
present.
Mrs. Cyrus ". Wells, $500 Stevens avenue,
is entertaining Mrs. Mary III. Gridley and
Misses Marion and Annie Patrick of Victor,
Ia.
Miss Nettie Howard after spending several
weeks in this city, the guest of Miss Nellie
Selleck, has returned to her home in Iowa.
At the residence of Jacob Meyers, 629 Oak
Lake avenue, Miss Bertha Droessius and
William Feigal were united in marriage.
The Chautauqua Circle held a social meet
ing Monday evening at the residence of Mrs.
A. 81. Goheen, 1125 Nicoet avenue.
Next Wednesday evening the marriage of
Miss Mamie A Hall and Harry H. Weeks will
take place at Gethsemane church
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Williams, 1852 Laurel
avenue, pleasantly entertained some sixty or
seventy friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. and Mr.. 'Brien, 400 Seventh st rect
south, entertained party of twenty-five
friends Wednesday evening.
A pleasant entertainment was given by the
Girls Missi on Band Of the Central Baptist
church Friday ev ening.
lawn social was given by the ladies of the
Second Universalist church, at GiIfiIlan's
lawn, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. E. Shrenberg, 1116 Hawthorn
avenue, is entertaining her daughter, Mrs. l..
fDrukker of st. Louis.
J. McMullin, of Hamlin & Co., is in Phila-
delphia, where he will be married to Miss
Mary f. Wilt June "a.
7 W ut
visiting Mrs. Vaughn parents at s23 Tw enty-
second avenue south.
Mrs. Mcdonald, 1918 Eighth street south, is
entertaining her daughter, Mrs. III. E. Rich
ardson of St. Louis.
w. o. Slip and daughter of New Bruins
WICK have been visiting Mrs. B. F, Briggs, at
260 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. R. A. Reverston, of Milwaukee, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. A. O'Neill, at S13
Eighth street south.
Mrs. j. Kautrowitz, 1920 First avenue north,
entertained the Ladies' Hebrew Aid society
EThursday evening.
Mrs. ]. H Beach and Miss Jennie Pease
! have gone to Saratoga Springs, accompanied
by their mother.
Mrs. Lulu Marsh is visiting in Chester, Vt,
and Miss Annie McIntire it with friends at
Littleton, N. H.
Mrs. E. B. Strong of Chicago is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Lobdell, at COZ Tenth
avenue south.
A. S. Leib, 1929 Fourth street southeast, is
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. William Frink of
Scranton, Pa.
Bruce Weadon, of indianapolis, Ind. is
visiting his brother, Col. Percy Weadon,
in this city.
Mrs. G. S. Boyd. 1905 Twenty fourth street.
10 entertaining Mrs. DIR. Belle Shotwen of
Peoria, Ill.
few guests were entertained in an ele-
CANT manner by Mrs. John De Laittre Friday
evening.
few guests were entertained Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Yerxa, 4O6 Second avenue
south.
Mr. f. G. Ball, 2515 Clinton avenue, enter
tanned lew friends at tea Wednesday even
ng.
Mrs. Louis Young of Cass county Jowa