St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-13
a Hint at the Divers Ways in Which the
Young Ladies Of the City Will
Spend the Summer.
The Presidents Matrimonial Break
Seems to Have Started a craze
for the Nuptial Moose
In Which the Dear Girls and BOYS o.
the Flour City are Man1festlnS
Surprising Activity.
a SERENE QUIET
Succeeds weddings and Commence
r,nanfs in Minneapolis society.

tlv. The young ladies have scattered anu
gone, many OF them on visits TO 1flendS III
the country, others to the sea shore, whlie
many will remaiu at home and endeaFof 10
keep cool in white busters and Dig straw
hats. The warm weather seems 10 nave no
effect Oh marriages, and instead OF aecreaS-
ing the number is on the increase, ana the
past week has seen more weddlngS anu
more announcements of weddings than any
previous week this year. The presidents
marriage has started the craze, and until he
files papers for divorce, if he ever does,
the craze will continue Small parties and
,icnics have held full sway, the heat rem
-ering lawn receptions decidedly pleasant.
The season at the lakes is now fully under
y,av. and dense crowds are pouring in on
every train. The majority of the ladies
crescent have decided that lace and heavy
goods are no longer the proper thing, and
are wearing material which looks and IS cool,
and at the same time will stand any amount
of knocking around III.
SOCIETY EVENTS.
Rev Mr. Shutter Of the Church of the Re-
deemer was rendered pleasant reception
Wednesday evening at the church parlor.
Refreshments, consisting OF strawberries
ices, cakes aud coffee, were served. The affair
, was a success throughout and will long be re-
membered.
her brother, Rev. +. o. Holman, in this city
for the past year, was rendered pleasant
reception Wednesday evening at the residence
of L. II. Crandall on Sixth street north. Miss
Holman returns TO her home this week.
Angus NJ. Smith, formerly of Johnson,
Smith 81 Harrison, where he has two brothers,
Frederick and George, was married recently
at Helena, Mont, to Mrs Anna j. Streeter
The marriage was complete surprise to
Angus friends.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Will
cox, 524 Sixth street southeast, gave brill
liant reception in commemoration of theiT15th
anniversary of their wedding. A large COM
pany was present, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox
received many handsome and costly presents
of crystal.
Miss Nettie Stage and L. A. De Vol were
married Tuesday afternoon at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. A. L. Williams, 2017
Western avenue. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. De Vol left on an Eastern trip.
The musicale given at Gen. Washburn's
residence Thursday evening, by the pupils Of
Miss Ella Wassemer, was an elegant affair.
Over 200 people were present.
Wednesday evening strawberry and ice
cream social was given at the Mayfower
church, corner Bloomington avenue and
Twenty-ffth street.
Miss Nj. J. Perham of Lowell. Mass, who.
has been visiting her sister here Mrs. G.. W.
Pearson, has returned home. Mrs. Pearson
accompanies her.
Miss Carrie Wilson and G. S. Doolittle of
the Tribune will be married Wednesday even
ing at the residence of the brides parents, On
Western avenue.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss
Edith Macdonald and Edward G. Head. The
ceremony will take place June 15 at Gethse-
name church.
Mrs. VIII Spaulding and Mrs. L. F. Lam.
mers of Herne Lake, this state, have been the
guests of DIR. Force and family, 212S Dupont
avenue.
AT her residence at 1928 Second avenue
south, Wednesday evening, Mrs. 7. W. White
house entertained about twenty five friends.
Miss May Kennedy and r, NJ. Bell were
married Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents on University avenue.
Mrs. w. J. Abernethy left Friday morning
for a visit with Vermont friends. Her hus-
band accompanied her as far as Chicago.
Mrs John D. Martin, accompanied by her
children, has gone to Charlotte county, Vir-
gfnia, where she will spend the summer.
Wednesday evening next, at Curttss hall,
Prof Carpenters pupils of the public school
OF I6 Will hold reunion and reception.
AT the Twenty-eighth street Skating rink
Wednesday evening a pleasant social was
given by the cooperative carpenters.
AT the Press club parlors Thursday evening
Bill Nye and J. Whitcomb Riley were enter
tanned by members of the city press.
The opening of the parlors of the Royal
Arcanum at 220 Nicollet avenue Thursday
evening was very pleasant affair.
Miss Nora Hooker, 40 Royalston place, cele-
DRAFTED birthday anniversary party by
garden party Tn ursday evening.
The young people connected with St.
Marks church gave a pleasant supper at the
church parlor Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. II. Lanes, 1910 Fourth avenu g south
is entertaining her father and mother, Dr. and
Mrs West of St. Clairsville, o.
Mrs. O. n. Anderson, 2Ol7 Two-and-one-
half avenue south, gave reception to about
fifty guests, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Rutherford of New York will
spend the summer with her brother, Mr. A.
Miller, S91 Franklin avenue.
Mrs. William Eibell was rendered a pleas
ant surprise party Monday evening at her
ksresidepce on Lake street.
Gen. L. II. Ruger, commander at Fort Smell
+ ling, was rendered a brilliant reception
! Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John I. Barnum gave a pleasant re-
/ ception at her home on Fifth avenue south.
r Wednesday evening.
Wednesday, June Is Miss Lille E. Ander-
son and Walter A Smith will be married at
344S Portland Place
Tomorrow evening the Twin CITY Pleasur
club will be entertained at the Belleyu
house, Lake Harriet.
L thursday Mrs. J. E. Caldwell and daughter
returned home from Boston, where thew have
been two months.
Mrs. r. D. Gates and daughters. of Chi
cago, have been visiting Mrs. Strout, I,2O1
Hennepin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Day have returned to
their home in Philadelphia, ace ompanied by
Miss Annie White.
There have been 1000 invitations issued
Tor the reception at the opening Of the Hotel
Lafayette, July 8.
Mrs: Judge ollins, 900 Eighth avenue
south, entertained about twenty friends
Thursday evening.
MISS Emma Zwinggie, assistant prime ipal of
the Hastings school, visited MINI eapois
friends Thursday.
The ''Coterie" will be entertained by Miss
Martha West. at her summer residence at
MINI etonka.
Mrs. w. III. Gowenlock has returned home
from two months visit at her home in Ell
mira, n. Y.
A pleasant festival was given at Market
hail last evening by the Scandinavian Labor
society.
Wednesday evening small company was
entertained by Miss Kennedy, 2214 Park
avenue.
Mrs. John Barnum entertained few friends
at lIO5 Fifth avenue south Wednesday even
II g:
Mrs. d. W. Sharp, 22O5 Chicago avenue
entertained few friends Monday evening
The class of so was pleasantly entertained
by Harlow a. Gale, Jr., Wednesday evening.
a large company was entertained by Miss
Allen, at 1922 Nicollet avenue last evening.
wednesday, June 16, Miss Lille K Ander-
son and Walter A. Smith will be married.
Mr.. A. Nichols and family are spending two
weeks In Nebraska, their old home.
Mrs. G. w. Howard, 21OS Third avenue
south, receives Thursday afternoon
June l6, Miss Belle Phelps and Henry
Elliott will be united in marriage
Mr. and Mrs. John Washburn left Friday
for a visit with friends in Maine.
Mrs. L. S. Reynolds is visiting her daughter
Mrs. 7. Ray, in Harold, Oak
Miss Minnie Snyder has returned from her
visit to friends in the East.
Mrs E. q. Holt is in Chicago. where sbe
will remain some weeks.
Mrs. Cora Armstrong has returned from q
visit to Roadhouse, ILL.,
Miss May Morris of St. Paul has been visit.
ing Miss Mamie Syms.