St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
any People Have Gone to the Eastern
Summer Resorts and
the Lakes.
Events of a Social Nature in Other
Northwestern Ctties--Move-
ments of Many People.
Faribault's Aspirations as Summer
Resort Gossip From saltwater
General Doings.
DESERTED BY SOCIETY.
The City Left DesoIate-. Minneap
lis is socially Very Bull.

HIS lS SSSh<kihy NOh
The past week in society circles has been
one OF the duIlest so far this season. Not
so much as big reception has taken place,
and dancing parties have been few and far
between. Many society people are away in
other cities and at Eastern summer resorts,
some trying to get tan upon their faces
and others spending their time there just to
show that they can go away for the summer
il they want to. Many young people are
visiting in the city, and i'll most cases, they
will remain until the colleges and semi
naries reopen again. The lakes continue TO
attract many city people, and small eXcur-
sions and basket picnics to those points OF
interest are the order of the day.
RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES.
One of the enjoyable social events of the
week was Il lawn fete on Friday evening at
the residence of a. T. Ankeny. Esq, given for
the Church of Christ. The residence on
Western avenue is delightfully."- situated, ana
the handsome grounds were beautifully IL
Illuminated with Japanese lanters. Of the
numerous guests not one thought OF retiring
indoors until Il late hour. Mrs. Nellie Sweeney
Palmer Of Wheeling, W. Va, who is the guest
Of Mss Nellie, is the possessOr of superb
voice with which she delighted the party,
giving several operate selections.
AT the residence of c. Wright Davidson, 81
Highland avenue. Wednesday evening an in
formal reception was held in honor or num-
Der of the members OF the cOnsistory of Scot
fish Rite Masons of Ohio. A pleasant even
ing was passed.
Miss Mahala P. Campbell, 100 Fifth street
southeast, celebrated the fourteenth ami
versary of her birth by reception Monday
evening TO about fifty young friends. The
grounds were handsomely decorated.
At the residence of L. P. Van Norman. 351
T,,,
Fourteenth avenue south, friday. MI. van
Nor1nan's mother celebrated her S0th birth
day. Many friends called and rendered their
congratulations.
At their residence on Sixth street southeast
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. San
ford entertained i party of friends.
Mr.. and Ms. F. c. Griswold entertained
about 100 members of the Lyndale Congrega-
tional church Wednesday evening.
Members of the Plymouth Scandinavian
Sunday school held an ice cream sociable
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Simons entertained
the members OF the Unitarian church Friday
evening.
Mrs II. R. Draper, 81 Seventeenth street,
entertained few friends Wednesday evening.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Love
joy entertained a few friends.
Mrs. j. E. Foss entertained a few friends at
her handsome residence Friday evening.
Friday evening Mrs. j. E. Bell, 2401 Park
avenue; entertained small party.
WEDDINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TUESDAY afternoon Miss Emma A. Jones
and S. Dalrymple were united in marriage al
the residence of the brides parents, 130e
Hennepin avenue. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. DR.. Chase of the First Baptist
church. The happy couple left on the after
noon train for the East, where they will re-
main some time. They will make their home
in nol y-ha Mr. DalfyfOr,la ~ 81 arr
farm.
AT the residence of DR.. W. w. FolweI, 1925
Fifth street southeast, Wednesday evening
Prof Thomas Prebles of the Minnesota uni
versity and Mrs. Kate Smith, for severa
years an instructor in the state university
were united in marriage. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. E. D. Neill of St
Paul.
One of the pleasant weddings of the week
was that OF Miss Blanche l.. Spayne and Rev
c. e. Hixon which took place Monday even
Ing at Gethsemane church, in presence of
. number of friends. Tue ceremony was per
formed by Rev. 4. P. Graves, and was very
short and simple.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mis-:
Minnie b. WhitInofe and Horace NJ. Hill earl!
: IN August.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Edward Fl. Magill. president of Swarthmor,
college, PENNSYLVANIA, was a guest of Prof
Sanford of the university this week.
j. b. Lawrence. editor of the Ksnsas Cit!
Journal, accompanied by his wife, has beef
in the city for several days past.
Mrs. L. Il. Brown and Miss Matte S. Brown
have returned from the East, where they hay
been visiting for some time.
j. Davenport, 17l5 Vine place, is entertain
inc Miss J. Nichols land Misses Eifie and Mat
tie Deaunis OF Niddlebury VT.
Afr and Mrs I01npS T. TAYLOR of TocLnOrt
n. Y, are visiting relatives in this city. The
will remain some days.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. a. Stuart, of Ell Paso, Tex
are in the city, the guests of Dr.. J. II. Stuart
ISL Portland avenue.
Miss Teresa Philips Wheeling. w. Va, i
the guest Of her brother, William Philips, O
South Fifth street.
S. I. Robedeau and wife have gone to Ne1
York. They will visit the Thousand isles an
White mountains.
Miss Allene Clippenger went to Chicag
Monday. She will spend the summer visitin
friends there.
Mrs. G. Fl. Coney of Ware. Mass, is visitin
her brother w. S. Rineline, 30 East Seven
teenth street
Mrs. a. NJ Bartlett and son, E3 Eighth stree
south, have gone to Illinois, where they wi
visit friends.
Miss Lizzie Clohan and Miss Florence OF
Wheeling, w. Va, are the guests of friend
in the city.
st. Ferguson and family are East, and viii
spend the remainder of the summer at til
sea shore.
Hon. I. N. Bassett and daughter of Aled,
ILL.,, are the guests OF j. H. Calhoun, on Tent
street.
Miss Grace Hutchinson of Decatur, ILL.,,
in the city, the guest of DR.. Adele S. Hutcl
inson.
Richard DeTrevie, 2O24 Portland place.
entertaining his mother and sister of Ne
York.
Mrs. W. L. Bassett, 30 Grove place, is er
tertaining her sister, Mrs. G. I. Thomas
Fargo.
Miss Ida James, of Philadelphia, is visitiu
her uncle. L. j. Janney, ii Oak Grove plac
@. W. Bibb 1921 Fifth street north is ente
tanning his father and mother from Missouri
L.S.Donaldson departedTuesday evening fl
Scotland, where he will remain two months.
Charles futile has gone to Baltimore, whel
he will enter the Oxford naval academy.
Mrs. ]. c. Howard and children and Mr.
Pulford and son are in St. Louis.
DR.. Chase and family are entertaining Mi
Abbie Martin, of harrington, K. l.
Mrs. F. r. Milspaugh and children w
spend the summer in Faribault.
Mrs. e. E. Jackson, 161 Lincoln avenue, h,
returned from her Chicago visit.
Mrs. W. j. Dean is in New York, where 81
she will remain several weeks.
Charley A. Parker, treasurer of the Gran
has returned from the East,
Miss LYDIA Jewell of Oak Park H., is visi
ing relatives IN Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. j. s Woodward have return,
from their Eastern visit.
Dr. n. G. Jennison is entertaining Mr.. al
Mrs. Smith of Lava, n. NJ
Max Nuthe, of Texas, is visiting his brothe
J. Nuthe in Minneapolis.
Mrs. A. N. Wyman, of Omaha, is visitil
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Lewis of Rochester, N Y, is yisiti
tdrs. j. A. Hilliker.
DR.. Carrie Rogers is visiting at her old hor
n Rochester. n. Y.
Eugene Hart of Marshaiitowp, Wis, is "
iting in the city.
Miss Nettie Jolly will go to Cleveland t
first of the week.
Miss Jennie Hickox has returned fire.
ShOckopee.