St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-08
August Opens With Almost Nothing OF
Note Occurring in Prominent gs.
Social Circles.
The Gentlemen Busily Securing Guns and
Dogs to Make War on the Prairie
Chicken.
No Special Features worthy OF Note--
The Matrimonial Market very
Inactive.
random Notes Gathered in saltwater,
Eau Claire. Red Wing and Other
Cities.
I'm Miuueapolis social Circles.

AS bl0 llu1llliS OCctoOh opPAOoShSSf A~-J
of the prominent society men OF Mlnneapo-
lis lose all interest in germans, receptions
and the like, and devote their time TO
polishing up guns, training dogs and gettlhg
in shape to chase the prairie chicken over
the meadows. Forgotten are the hlgh COL
lars. dress suits and patent leather shoes,
and as the sportsman arrays himself III
hunting suit he looks about as much like
society man as a crow does like chicken.
About this time of year society is almost at
a standstill and the parties and receptions
held are generally uninterestlng affairs,
there being few or no gentlemen present.
The past week has been unmarked by any
special features of any kind. There have
been a few parties. a few weddings and
numerous visitors. The doings OF the
people are recorded below:
RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Nye, 400 Plymouth
avenue were rendered surprise party
wednesday evening by large party of
friends. who dropped in to help them cele-
bra+e their wooden wedding. A large num-
Der of presents were made Mr.. and Mrs Nye,
and an elegant lunch was served at III
o'clock Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Menord, MIR. and Mrs j Booth,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Confer, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Murch, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Confer, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Confer, Mr.. and Mrs. Branton, Miss
Whelan, Mrs. Sailor, Mr.. 7. Hawkins, Mr.. j.
Confer, Miss MacLaw, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Menord.
A reception was given Wednesday evening
in honor of Rev. +. d. Aver and family OF
Concord, Mass. by Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Nc
MILAN at their pleasant residence, sos Tenth
avenue southeast. About seventy-fve guests
were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Falk gave pleasant
childreu's party at their home on East
Twenty-seventh street, Monday afternoon.
The party was given III honor OF tnelr HItle
son, Halle.
dime concert was given Tuesday even
ing by the crest Heights NJ. E. Sunday
school people. 1t was well attended.
At her residence on Second avenue south,
Mrs. r. NJ Saint gave pleasant party to a
number of friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. A. Alden, at her residence on Thir-
teenth avenue southeast, entertained a num-
Der of friends Wednesday evening.
At her home on Eastman avenue Wednes-
day evening, Miss Miller entertained some
twenty-five or thirty friends
Wednesday evening the ladies of Calvary
Baptist church gave reception at the par
sonage on Blaisdell avenue.
Friday evening the ladies Of L. P. Plummer
Relief corps gave pleasant reception at the
hail. III Nicolet avenue.
Wednesday evening the ladies' society of
the Fifth Presbyterian church gave pleas
ant ice cream social.
Wednesday evening a number of friends
were entertained by Mrs. ]. Booth, 402 Ply
mouth avenue.
Friday evening a pleasant company was
entertained by Mrs. A. Q. Brown, 2742 Third
avenue south.
Mrs. A G. Brown. at her home on Third
avenue south, entertained q few friends Fri
day evening.
At her home on Third avenue south, Mrs.
A. c. Brown entertained few friends Thurs
day evening.
A pleasant social was held Tuesday even
Lake street.
Mrs. ]. E. Hidden entertained friends at
her home on Fifth avenue south, Friday
evening.
Mrs. S. N. Aspinwall, 2433 Fifth avenue
south, entertained a few friends Thursday
evening.
Mrs. S. W. Pond 1918 Sixth street north,
entertained a number of friends Tuesday
evening.
Miss Cover, 1916 Adams street northeast,
entertained numerous friends Tuesday even
lfig.@"A
Mrs. j. W. Allen, 637 East Nineteenth
street, entertained friends Friday evening.
The ladies of the Fifth Presbyterian church
gave a pleasant social Wednesday evening.
Mrs Charles Morse, 3l7 Eighth street south,
entertained friends at tea Friday evening.
Miss May Lee 2939 Ninth avenue south, en-
tertained the II. A. 6. Z. club Thursday.
Thursday the members of Ali Saints church
enjoyed picnic at Lake Harriet.
Miss Gertie Winslow entertained party of
friends at Lake Harriet Friday.
Mrs. Frank Stetson entertained a number
of friends Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Pillsbury entertained friends
Friday evening.
WEDDINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The marriage o. Miss Minnie Mlkolas to
Mr. Herman RotdSchild was SolemniZed
Wednesday evening at the residence of the
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Mikolas,
S23 Fifth avenue south. RaebI IiowiI of
the Reformed synagogue performed the cere-
mony and large number of friends were
present. Mr.. and Mrs ROthschild are now In
the East.
East side society circles are discussing the
marriages of Miss Florence Rich and George
Boyd, and Miss Daisy Rose and Frank Will
cox, which will take place early in Septem-
Der. All the young people are well known in
Minneapolis
I Miss Regis Gulbrandson of this city was
married at Willmar Thursday evening to Rev.
o. Dahe of Morris. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Hegge.
Miss Annie Burke of Minneapolis and r. F.
Frey of st. Paul were married in the court
house in this city Thursday afternoon by
Judge Lochren.
Miss Annie Clifford of Minneapolis and G..
w. Bolton OF Delano will be married Aug. IS
at the New Highland Park Presbyterian
church.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. S. Well father of Mr.. Eli We'll of Phila-
delphia, accompanied by his wife and two
sons, has been visiting for some days in Min
neapois.
south, has been enjoying visit from her
father, Hon. G. W. Cate of Stevens Point,
Wis.
Mrs. F. H. Cox and Mrs. E. Hall of Indian
apolis are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Watson, S26 Fourteenth street south.
James H. Clark. Jr., has gone to Cleveland,
O., to attend the Forty-sixth wedding ami
versary of his grandparents.
H. G. Harrison of the Security bank has
returned home after an absence of six
weeks i'll the East.
Mrs. Boon and daughter Of Dayton, o.,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Carter, 1C3C
Hennepin avenue.
j. E. Swanstrom is spending few days
with his sister, Mrs. P. ]. G. Clementson, l62e
Chicago avenue.
Mrs. L. Danforth of Saltwater is visiting
her sister. Mrs. H. A. Stetson OF Eighth street
southeast.
Miss Hattie Peters of Menasha, Wis, has
been spending some days with Mrs C. O. Du-
plessis.
DR.. O.'S. Chapman and family have gone
East. The doctor will return in about two
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Mettke of Waterbury, Conn.,, is
visiting her son, Prof. Mettke 81 Tenth stree,
south.
Prof. Truman and his wife of Ourtiss Bust
ness college have returned from their vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Hattie Harrison has returned from the
country, where she has been visiting friends
Prof. aud Mrs. Thomas Prebles have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Sergeant of Massaehu
sets are visiting friends in Minneapolis.