St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11
souEEgx IN MINNEAPOLIS.

SOCIETY," HI MINNEAPOLIS.
Life or the Eake--Weddings and Am.
nouncernents--Per Gossip.
AS general thing the society world is
permanently located by this time. not
settled, really, but established at the lakes
and resorts where they have decided to
spend the summer. Probably the most
serene class OF the community are the
men who are left behind, for with
unlimited house room and ito one
&c say them nay the much-commiserated
husbands and big brothers are as content as
young girl attending her first swell ball.
There has been no lack OF amusements at
the various resorts and the cooler weather
has caused a satisfied smile to
spread itself like a postage stamp
over the features of those VINO last
week carried themselves YEARLY around,
clad in the slightest garments the law
would allow, The usual number OF tran
sient visitors have come and gone, and
numerous young couples have joined hands
for life. Taking the Fourth into consider
alton the week has been jolly one, and
one to be appreciated.
RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey entertained the Old
settlers at their residence on the Fourth. The
house was handsomely decorated, and an en-
joyable time was had by all. There was q
large company present.
Thursday evening Miss Ada Purdy cele-
brated the anniversary of her ninth birthday
by pleasant reception to her young friends,
at her parents residence, 1925 First avenue
south.
Miss Grace Nelson, Sixth street southeast,
gave pleasant party Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Edith Riley and Miss Annie
Kerr of Marion, Ia, who arc visiting her.
AT her home on Fourth avenue south Mrs.
Robert Blackwood entertained number Of
friends Thursday evening.
At her house on Fourth avenue south,
Wednesday evening. Mrs. b. L. Moore enter
tanned a few friends.
The G.. A. R. picnic at Waconia yesterday
was most enjoyable affair and was attended
by large number.
Wednesday, July 1, the first annual excur-
sion of the United Order of Druids will be
held q WacOnia.
At her residence on Oak Grove street. Mrs.
J. L. Amory entertained 81 few friends Tues
day evening.
At her residence on Oak Grove street. Fri
day evening, Mrs L. K. Grey gave pleasant
reception.
at the Welsh NJ. L. church on Bloomington
avenue
Mrs. E. Torrance entertained a few friends
Friday evening at her home on Park avenue.
Mrs. W. L. Thomas, 20I3 Stevens avenue,
entertained few friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. II. =. Towne, 14l6 Linden aven ue,
gave Il small party Thursday evening.
Tuesday evening there was u pleasant
social at the OlIyet Baptist church.
Mrs @ p RriQpS 1912 par, aVaD11e pova
small party Thursday evening.
WEDDINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
One OF the most pleasant and brilliant we'd
dingS of the season was that OF Miss Amanda
+. Cooley. daughter of Mrs. P. E. Walker and
Franklin G. Hoibrook, city comptroller. The
ceremony took place at St. Marks Church,
tire ceremony being performed by Rev. T. b.
Wells. The bridesmaids were Misses Pur-
die Holbrook of Philadelphia, Agnes
Brown Of Washington and Minnie Weller of
Quincy. The church was handsomely deco
rated and presented a pleasing appearance.
An Informal reception followed the cere-
mony. Mr. and Mrs. HolbTook will reside at
1924 Eennepin avenue.
Tuesday afternoon. at the residence of the
brides parents. 10 Second street northeast,
Mss Rosa T.. Johnson was married to An
drew ii. Hunter. The Rev. J. A. Graham
officiGtcd. The bridesmaids were Misses Jes-
sic Hunter and Hattie Marvin. 4 reception
.
and Mrs. Hunter left for the East, where they
will remain some time.
1t is announced that Miss Emma Jones and
S. a. Dalrymple vii! be married Tuesday al
ternoou next at 1908 Hennepin avenue.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Ida Joy, a sister-in-law of DIR. J. r.
Moore, arrived in this City from Paris the
latter part of the week. Miss Joy has at
tanned considerable reputation as painter
Miss Nellie Ankeny, daughter of a. II.
,Ankeny, has returned from school after an
absence Of two years. Mrs. Palmer OF Wheel
ing, W. Va, accompanied her.
Miss J. Nichols, Miss Efhe Daunis, and Miss
Matte Deaunis, of Vermont. are visiting al
the residence of j. Davenport 17I5 Vine
Place
Mrs. j. t. Moore and the Misses Abbie
Lille and Lucie Moore Of New Orleans are
guests of Miss Clara West fer the summer
Miss Kate Henderson, daughter of Senator
Henderson of Cedar Rapids, Ia, is visiting
friends i'll Minneapolis.
Misses Cora and Hattie Ramsden and Mary
Cord of Cedar Rapids, Ia, are visiting Mr.
and R. j. Stark, 729 Ninth avenue north.
Miss Herbert G.. Conner left Friday morn
ing for Vintou, Ia, where she will visit her
parents for three or four weeks.
Miss Sadie Johnson OF Chicago is visiting
Ter cousin, Mrs. FL. G. Carlisle. at her home
on Fifth avenue south.
Mrs. ]. S. Fall and daughter Eta are now
at Prince Edwards Island, where they will
spend the summer
Mrs. S. Sweitze. and daus liter Carrie of
Fry's valley, o., are visiting f. E. Sw.itzer.
70 Royalston place.
Mr. and Mrs. }. P. Wyman are doing the
Yellowstone country. They viii return the
fist of next month
Maj. c. B. Heifelfinger is entertaining Mr..
and Miss d. w. Tottan and daughter of
Shippeuberg, Pa.
Among the graduates from Yale this wear
were Willis Williams and Paul Ames of Min
neapois.
DR.. H. d. Brazie and wife are in California.
where they will remain until the middle of
August.
walter Parsons OF Leeds, England. is visit
ing his brother, IL. Parsons. 3Ul6 Stevens
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Plumb of Fort Dodge,
are the guests OF A. j. HARDWOOD, 1886 Grand
avenue.
Dr.. j. W. B. La Peire has returned from
his visit TO Nebraska, accompanied by N W.
Fouler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Bartlett are in Buffalo
They have just fdlshed tour Of the great
lakes.
Miss Cora Gulick has returned from a
months visit to friends in Southern Mime
sofa.
William T. Adams, known as Oliver Optic.
has been i'll the city visiting Robert D. Rus
sell.
Michael Courtney is in Dixon, In.,where he
was recently married TO Mrs. Bridget Madi-
gan.
Miss Ida Mccall of Galesburg. ILL.,. is in
Minneapolis, the guest of Miss Fannie Bagley.
Miss Avery of Cincinnati is visiting Miss
Virginia Reno, SOC SecCLd avenue south.
Hiss Sarah Bracket of the jefferson school
is spending her vacation in Auburn Me-
Earnest Gaylord of the Northwestern bank
spending his vacation in New York
Rev. S. J. Mcpherson d. D., OF Chicago. is
in the city the guest of e. il. Brooks
Mrs Horning and daughter are in 4ba E,s+