St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-03
SOCIETY IN MINNEAPOLIS.
Getting Ready for Winter Gayety
SocinI Events and PeraonaIs.

Once more, as the cool breezes which rem
der outdoor life a hardship begin to watt gen.
| thy down from the regions where polar bears
are supposed to live, and whore ice is q COM
mon thing the whole year round, society
I begins to revive its dropping spirit by long
draughts of the bracing air for which this
! section of the country is noted.-Extraci
from society bellies letter to an Eastern
! friend
The summer has been dull one so far
as receptions and parties are concerned,
and since the Exposition opened but few
have cared To hold or attend any entertain
ment, considering that the big building Oh
the hill all the excitement necessary to sat
iSfy the people of Minneapolis Now, that
the Exposition has closed, there is time for
/ reflection, and to consider what shall be
done this winter. Many of the leaders of
society are making elaborate preparations
for the midwinter carnival incident to the
I st. Paul ice palace, and already the forma-
( ton of toboggan and snowShoe clubs have
begun. OF course, no clubs have been fully
/ organized as yet, but if the weather con-
/ tinueS as cool as it was last week. there
will be ten or more clubs fully organized
and uniformed inside OF two weeks.
The matrimonial record for the past
week has been brilliant one, and the we'd
/ dingS have, in the main, been of we'll
/ known society people. A number of others
! viii take place this week or next. The
! receptions have all been decidedly pleas
| ant, well-attended affairs. Below will be
! found the record of the week:
Henry A. Kennedy and Miss Clara A.
! Hughes were married Sept. rs at the residence
] of Z. B. Carr, III Washington avenue north,
Rev. F. r. MillSpaugh officiating. Only init
! ManY valuable
presents were received, including piano
! from the groom to the bride. Refreshments
were furnished by May.
Wednesday afternoon, at the residence of
| Josiah Jones. 1901 Seventh avenue south, in
the presence of large number of friends,
! Miss Mary L. CruikShank, of this city, and
/ Ralph w. Hunt, of Cincinnati, were united in
marriage by Rev. G. A. Van Anda. In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt left for Cincin-
natl, where they will reside in the future
The marriage of Miss Mamie Fruen, daugh-
ter OF ". H. Fruen, and Roger Charlteton
will be solemniZed at st. Andrews church,
corner Sixth street and Twelfth avenue north,
Wednesday evening at O'Clock. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Charlteton will be at home at 2400 Tenth
! avenue south after Oct. 20.
The wedding of Miss Daisy Rose, daughter
! of A H. Rose, and Frank Wilcox Tuesday
evening at the residence of the brides parents
on Fourth street southeast, was pleasant
/ Stafford, performed the ceremony. A large
/ number of friends were present.
/ The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Barnes,
! Oak Park was filed Tuesday evening with
/ guests to witness the marriage of Miss Mary
! Irene Barnes and 4. E. Craft. DR.. W. T..
| Chase, assisted by DR.. IL. C. Woods, of St.
Paul, performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Milton Smith, Worcester. Mass: Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Common, of indianapolis, and
! Mrs. r. A. Keith, of Brazil, Ind, are visiting
! at Mrs. j. q. Butterfields, 2l23 James avenue
north. They are called here by the serious
! illness of their father.
At the residence of the brides parents, cor
ner Seventeenth avenue south and Twenty
fourth street, Miss Julia A. Phillips and J. r.
| FOrman were united in marriage, Rev. G. E..
Hixon officiating. A number of friends and
relatives we're present.
! Miss Clara A. Hughes and Henry A. Ken
nedy were married Tuesday last, at the resi-
| dence of E. B. Carr, 72l Washington avenue.
| The ceremony was performed b. Rev. F. K.
| Millspaugh. Only intimate friends wer
| present.
Miss Nellie G. Mason, Miss Angie Newhall
and Mrs. A. ]. Holmes left Monday evening
| for Swanton, Pa, where they will visit
! friends. All but MISS Mason will return the
latter part of October.
At the home of the brides parents on Sixth
| street southeast, Miss Gertrude Dexter and
| Israel Buneil were married Wednesday after
noon, Rev. John Stafford performing the cere-
mony.
. Miss Annie and DAME Timperly entertained
number of their little fricn is Monday even
! ing at their home on the corner of Thirteenth
avenue and Jefferson street northeast
Oct IL Ruth 6. Heathercock and Henry A.
| Anderson, weIl-known colored people Of this
! city, viii be united in marriage at the resi-
! dence of Mr.. Wells, on Sixth ST.
residence of Master Charles Wichman, 1913
| Twentienth avenue north, Tuesday evening.
| A large number were present
Tuesday evening Miss Mollie Parker and ].
! P. McCann were united in marriage at The
residence of the brides parents, in the south
ern part OF the city.
Miss Alice May wRs given pleasant sur
| prise party Wednesday evening at rhe resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark, 6l6 Sixth
avenue north.
An elaborate party was given Wednesday
| evening by Mrs. J. Dean, 1926 Fifth avenue
south. Over two hundred guests were pres
| ent.
Miss Maud Hamilton has returned to her
| home after spending some time the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Robinson.
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Cole, of Black River
Falls, Wis, were the quests of w. 3. Haw-
| ley, III Highland avenue, last week.
Mrs. Douglas and daughters. Misses Carrie
| and Annie, of milwaukee,, are guests of Mrs
Henderson, 1907 Clinton avenue.
| Mrs. Clark has returned TO her home in Bos
ton after spending the summer in MinneapO
lis, guest Of George r. Lyman.
Mrs. o. 7. King gave a pleasant dinner
party Monday, in honor of her guest Miss
| Carrie Biount, of Ithica, N. Y.
Mrs. NJ. J. Lytle, of Clearwater, this state
is the guest of Mrs. w. b. Blackburn, 92s
| Fifteenth avenue southeast.
| Mrs. S. P. Channel, 207 West Prospect
! street, gave a pleasant tea party at her resi-
dence Wednesday evening.
Miss Kittie Reeves of Bremen, Ia. and
Miss Luella Byches. of Belvidere, ILL.,, are il
the city visiting friends.
Mrs. H. C. Lindsay, 723 Monroe street, wa
pleasantly surprised by large number O.
friends Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Regan celebrated
their wooden wedding Tuesday evening at thu
| residence of II. K. Side.
Mrs. w. P wasbburn 9ee Seventh stree
I southeast, is entertaining her sister, Miss Elst
| G. Rowe, of Montana.
w. H. Mattson, son of Col. Hans Mattson
has returned from California, where he has
I been for three years.
Mrs NJ. c. Ward, of Kelly's Island, Lake
Erie is a guest of DR.. H. II. Ried and family
| on Oak Grove street.
Mrs. D. W. Moore entertained NUN Der o.
! friends at her residence on Lyndale avenue
! Wednesday evening.
Capt. George j. Schoeffe, of the Light
| Horse squadron, Milwaukee, has been in thu
city the past week.
Mrs. Bertha Bonney. of Charles CITY, Ia,
has been the guest Of f. E. Bonney, 507 Fifth
| street southeast.
Mrs. E. ]. Davenport, So Oak Grove street
| is entertaining her sister, Mrs. II. S. Howell
| OF Keokuk, Ia.
Miss Mary f. Broderick, 1901 Portland ave
nue., has as a guest Mrs. john England. oil
| Eau Claire, Wis.
Mrs Leavht, 425 Fourth street east has haC
as guest the Fast week Mrs. II. Baker, o
| Wisconsin.
Mrs. Frank W. Shriner and Miss Lizzie
Nichols, of Chatfeld, are visiting relatives IL
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. WEIGH. of Wfunebagc
City, visited friends in Minneapolis thi;
week.
Miss Nellie Sulley, Miss Alice Nichols ant
Miss Carrie Nichols are guests of ]. H. Don
nelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney, 5O7 Fifth street south