St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-02

not pIouuco any Noly
notable poisoning out
of society. nor will it until the season OF
lawn fetes and picnics comes down upon
rs. To appear in suitable spring attire
now monopoliLeS the attention OF beauX as
we'll as bellies. and until their minds are re-
Neved Of this eat weight, they cannot
stand the additional pressure OF society
thoughts. In ariStocratic. in other words,
m0nsyed circles, the discussion or summer
resorts has come up and i'll many cases
selections have already been made Quite
q number of MinneapOlitanS will quietly
Tit to Europe and pass the summer in
continental tour. Villas and cottages at
Minnetonka are being overhauled for what
promises to be q long summer campaign
and very gay one
~
The season at the lake will probably open
this month, which is much earlier than
usual and will, if it bears out its present
promise, be very brilliant one. Nearly
One-third more families will rest by the Big
Water than did last summer and society
out there will be particularly gay. The
urban lakes will also loom up in importance.
Several wealthy persons are projecting
residences about Calhoun. Harriet and
Lake of the Isles and the beautiful sheets
OF water are destined before long to be
circled with handsome houses and become
the choice residence portions OF the city.
Business is gradually driving residences
further out and this beautiful chain of lakes
has irresistible attractions.
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Perhaps the only feature of this month,
in a social sense will be the numerous
weddings, several of which have been Off
cially announced. On Wednesday Miss
Carrie Skies and DR.. James Montgomery
of Erie will be married in very quiet
style. Miss Minnie Pillsbury and Mr.. Bert
Townsend will have a dress wedding on
May 10 and will go at once to housekeeping
in their new home. On May r. Miss
Florence King and Mr.. G. NJ. Carpenter
will be married at St. Marks church and
be rendered reception at the brides home.
The same evening Miss Addie Robinson
and Mr.. E. B. Barber will be welded. Be-
sides these, half dozen others are on the
tapis, but have not yet been publicly an
nounced.
SOCIAL sCINTILLATIoNs.
The reception at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
Wednesday evening was well attended by
members and friends. The program was an
interesting one and was presented in
mastery manner. Among those taking part
in the exercises were Messrs. Keidel, Foster,
William Michigan, G. W. Hale, E.. W. ellis,
W. W. Sykes, a. r. McGill and J. d. Hin
shaw.
Miss Nellie R. Clark and T. Dunlap were
united in marriage Tuesday evening at the
residence of the brides parents. the Rev. r.
F. Sample officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap
are now at home at $40 Ninth street south.
The Young Ladies' Flower mission of the
Second Universalist church gave dance
Thursday evening from to IL. A large num-
Der of young people were present.
The young people of the Century church
gave a pleasant social Friday evening. The
young men wore white aprons and played
waiter.
The Minorian society of Bennett seminary
gave an entertainment Friday evening, con-
Guiding with the operetta, 1.-The May Queen"
The last dance Of the series given by Plnm-
mer post at the hall Thursday evening was
pleasant affair and was well attended.
AT their residence on Hennepin avenue
Wednesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Taber
entertained small party of friends
A social gathering was held Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Catharine
Reese, 1910 Fourth avenue south.
A small but pleasant party was rendered by
Mrs. c. f. Mullen to her friends at 404 Oak
Grove street Wednesday evening.
Longfellow was discussed at a meeting of
the Neighborhood club of Park and Portland
avenues Friday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. IT, Side and Miss Susie
Side have returned from their visit to
Thomasvile, Ga.
Mrs. L. NJ. Lane gave a small party at her
home, 907 Seventh street southeast Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Annie Ankeny is ent ertaing Miss
Hammer of Chicago and Miss Brainard of
Evanston.
Mrs. f. S. Coolbaugh of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is visiting her brother-in-law, George
". Hall.
May and Mrs. G. McReeve will on the sth
leave for trip through the Yosemite val
ley.
Mrs. Briggs, 121 East Twenty-f1fth street,
entertained a few friends Wednesday even
ing.
May Miss Carrie Sixties will be married to
DIR. James Montgomery of Erie, Pa.
Last evening the Sons of Veterans gave
well-attended bail at Curtiss hall.
Miss Lulu Thomas has returned home after
e four weeks visit in Fargo.
The boilermakers gave pleasant dance at
Leland rink Friday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Woodward is in Boston. Mass.
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Edgar are in St.
Louis.
Mrs. John Castle is in New Albany.
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