St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS SOCIETY.
The Weather Clerk Smiles as he Sees the
Mercury Frantioally Trying to Break
the Record.
Many Falls City Ladies Put Off Their
Receptions to Dates With Breeze
Attachments.
The College Graduate Begins to Pur
in His Appearance at the Pa
ternal Hearth.
A Suggestion Given Out to Minnie
tonka Landlords egard1ngC Counts
and Lords.
WARM WEATHER VS.. SOCIETY.
Gossip of the Gay Ynterfered WIFI
i'm Minneapolis by the Heat.

WARM WEATHER VS.. SOCIETY.
Gossip of the Gay Ynterfered WITH
i'm Minneapolis by the Heat.
The warm weather, it is safe to say, can
give society big start and then come out
victorious without half trying. The heat
is no respecter of persons. and has caused
within the past few days many little
reception or party to be indefinitely post
poned. No lady can. with any degree Oh
honesty, put on smiling face and welcome
half hundred friends to recep-
ton, and it seems but lew nave
had the bravery to try It,
In lieu of parties and receptions formal
calls are made, when lemon ices and KIN
dred cool substances are served.
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Many of the Eastern colleges and semi
naries are now closed and hundreds OF
young people have returned home to spend
the summer and get in shape for the fall
campaign. Lake parties composed OF THESE
comparative strangers are numerous, ana
many pleasant hours are passed in the
kindly shade of the big trees at the
various resorts. Some excitement
has been caused by The announcement
that real genuine English lord is at Lake
Minnetonka. and many fair one has De-
come suddenly but thoroughly impressed
that it is essential to her happiness to spend
few days at that particular lake, to say
nothing of the hotel at which ne is staying.
1t might. perhaps be good paying invest
ment for other hotel keepers to secure
lord. count. marquis or something OF that
sort. and keep him as a summer attraction.
He would draw q crowd when all else
failed.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Over one hundred employees OF Donaldson's
''glass block store will participate in picnic
at Minnetonka July 5th. The firm have very
generously contributed large sum OF money
to make the affair perfect in every part1cu-
lar. A fine display of prizes, to be competed
for by both ladies and gentlemen in various
games and athletic sports, are on exhibition
in one of their show windows. A regular din
ner will be served at the Hotel ST. LOUIS, Tor
which special arrangements have been made,
and the affair promises to be one OF the most
enjoyable of the day.
AT the church Of Christ, Wednesday after
noon, the marriage Of Miss Lizzie Mellen and
Is. +. Ripsom was solemniZed in the presence
of large number of friends. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Enos Campbell
Dir. and Mrs. Ripsom will be at home at
Rrainerd after July TO-
Mr.. K. N. Macfee leaves this evening for
Chicago TO meet his sisters. Misses Louise
and Donalda Macfee, who are en- route from
Montreal to Minneapolis to spend the sum-
mer with their brother. The Misses Macfee
expect to reach Minneapolis by Friday Or
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Baxter had as guests
during the past week, at the K. N.Macfee
cottage near Breezy point, the following:
Miss Goundir, Miss Lottie Folds, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. COLON, Mrs William Krech, Miss Reno
and Miss Harvey of Cincinnati, O.
w. d. Wasbburn, at his residence at Fair
Oaks, rendered pleasant dinner to Justice
Samuel F. Miller of the United States supreme
court Tuesday evening A large number OF
guests were present and the evening was an
enjoyable one.
Miss Nettie B. Macomber and VIII P. Shat
tuck were quietly married Wednesday at the
residence Of j. A. Mckenzie Mr.. and Mrs.
Shattuck will spend the summer at Lake Cal
b oun-
Mr.. J. C.. Anderson, wife and daughter
Minnie, are spending Sunday in the city at
j. NJ. Tuttle's. They on their way to Cali
fornia, where Mr.. Anderson intends to locate.
The West Side Turner society will celebrate
our national holiday by picnic at Germania
park Lake Keegan. Field sports and music
will add to the pleasures of the day.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs w. L. Bigelow,
208 Seventh street south, gave pleasant
ceptiOn to number OF friends. Danz or
cheStra furnished the music.
The following attended the hop at Hotel
Lafayette last night: Mr.. Bowers. MI. Macfee,
Miss Reno, Miss Hervey, Cincinnati, and MIR.
and Mrs. Hector Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Tilton, 931 Nicollet
avenue, gave pleasant party last evening.
in honor of Miss Nellie Eldridge of Northtield,
who is visiting them.
J. n. Quigley of Steiner No. and MISS F.
E. Werling were married Tuesday morning.
They will go to housekeeping on Seventh ave-
nue. south.
t,;c
Th1rty-seventh street and Grand avenue, en-
tertained number Of his pupils Thursday
evening.
Mrs. ]. W. KendricE entertained number
of friends Friday evening, at her residence
corner of Stevens avenue and Fifteenth
street.
Wednesday evening next Miss Mamie Smell
and Grove Gruman will be married at the resi-
denoe Of the brides parents, 81 Royalston
place.
One of the pleasant events of the week was
the marriage of Miss Clara l.. Cook and A. A.
Bond at Gethsemane church Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sineby, 522 Girard
avenue, celebrated their twenty-tifth wedding
anniversary by a reception Wednesday even
ing.
a sociable was held at ITO Washington ave-
nue. south, Wednesday evening, by members
of the First A. M. E. church.
Mrs. A. H. Warner of Bridgeport, Conn,
accompanied by her sons, is visiting her
parents on Portland avenue.
Miss Maude Corbett, 602 Hennepin avenue,
was pleasantly surprised by number Of her
friends Thursday evening.
AT the residence of Mrs. E. H. Bowman, GIL
Seventh avenue south, a pleasant party as
sembled Friday evening.
The Young Peoples society of the Central
Baptist church gave a pleasing entertain
ment Tuesday evening.
James Garrett and Miss Ellen E. Nolan were
married Wednesday evening, at the residence
Of the brides parents.
W. II. Elliott and family of Newcastle.
Ind, are visiting Mrs. John Thornburg Sc
Twelfth street south.
Miss Lena Harter has returned from Mil
waukee where she has been attending ST.
Mary's institute.
Miss e. G. Hutchins of Boston, who has
been visiting in this city for some time, has
returned home.
Mrs. Eugene Childs, 1905 Clinton avenue,
has been entertaining Miss Maggie McLaugh-
lin Of Ft. Dodge.
Hon. l.. P. Mitchell and Adolph Rogers of
New Castle, Ind, have been visiting friends
IN Minneapolis.
Mrs. DR.. Tucker and Mrs. James Angus of
Chicago are visiting Mrs j. D. Blake on Mt.
Curve avenue.
Rev. Fred 7. Gates, pastor of the Central
Baptist church has returned from his sum-
mer vacation.
Miss lisa Biglow Of Jackson, Mich, is visit
ing her uncle, L. II. Stearns, 624 Seventeenth
street south.
c. ]. Lindquist and Mary Anderson were
united In marriage last evening, at 24O4 Sixth
ttfeet south,
Miss Edith Fox of Detroit, Mich, is visiting
Misses lisa and Ida Johnson, at 1920 Portland
venue.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Third Universalist
church held pleasant reception Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. S. N. Elvard. 2,9e7 First avenue
Jouth, entertained few friends Friday
evening.
Mrs. c. n. Robinson. 1905 Eighth street
North, entertained few friends Tuesday
evening.