St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
Attention Of the Fair Lightly
Turns to Thoughts OF
Tennis.
Owners Of Lake Resorts Are
Putting on Summer Dec
OpatiOnS.
Society in the City Drawn
Out to a Very Thin Fraz-
Zled End.
Events and Personal Gossip
Of the Week in Readable
Form.

LenJ Is over, anu So Is Ntitct SdACtH
By the time the solemn veil OF Lent
was withdrawn from society the season
was so far advanced that winter festlv-
tiles were out of date and those of sum-
mer were at hand. We have spring
this year-something very rare IN Min
nesota-but the summer will be upon
us in trice. and then will come an eli
tire change and the lake season. Al
ready the young lady of fashion IS CIV
ing more thought to her coming tennis
costume or her boating dress than a ball
room toilet. Those who delight III lake
recreation have already begun to put
their cottages in condition for their re-
ception, and another month of such
weather as the past week Will see the
lake season in full blast. What little
was done in society last week is III
Guided in the events chronicled below.
Dancing and Cards.
A very pleasant event of the week
was the party given by Miss Flora
Hatten at her home, 800 East Sixth
street, Thursday evening. Dancing and
card playing were INDUCED in until
the wee small hours, when all departed
we'll pleased with their entertaining
Young hostess. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Schnlttger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. nj.
Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Horne. Mt. and
Mrs. P. w. Hishon, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Tanning, Mrs. n. Spicher. Mrs. w.
Hart, Mr. and Mrs. j. Sandy, the Misses
S. and J. Costello, A. GilIon. Clara
Kuse, II. Lucas, the Misses Dowlan, 5.
and A. Murphy, NJ. Tierney, M. Ryan,
Sadie and Lizzie Walsh, Mamie Ken
nedy, NJ. Kelly, Nora and Mamie
Tucker. r. Cussick. Maggie Ryan,
NJ. Doyle, Kittie Golf, Miss DoWlan,
Messrs. S. Rose, G. Walters, A. Rich
ards. u. Moore, Frank Rittenhurg. L.
Smith, J. Murphy, Frank Casserly, viii
KempelI, F. McDermot, II. F. Beck. n.
molly, w. and j. Hatten, viii Dressed,
c. Varney, G. Metzger. George Hanley,
c. Smith, j. Bailey, 7. Pierce, r. Pierce,
f. Soule, P. Boyle, A. B. Terrell, NJ.
Hamilton, c. Corchran, W. McHugh. E.
Morrisey, T. O'Brien, ]. Hatten, Il.
Greene, f. Hirch, Mr.. Nolan aud many
others. billiard furnished the music
and all enjoyable time was spent by all.
Sons Of ST George.
AT the progressive euchre party given
by Pioneer Lodge 23S. Sons Of st.
George, Monday. the following won the
prizes: First, Miss Annie Medcalf and
Fred Steventon; boobies, Miss Georgia
Medcalf and NJ. A. Mayfield. The next
one will be Monday, April q. to follow
the meeting. A delegation from this
lodge will leave here on the Milwaukee
short line at 2 O'Clock this Sunday aft
arnoOn to assist in the formation of a
lodge in Minneapolis. All wishing to
attend will meet at 1:45 p. IN. at the
union depot. The regular meeting will
be held Monday. at which matters OF
importance will be brought up, among
them nomination of officers for the
next term.
On Tuesday, in the First Methodist
church, lecture will be delivered, en-
titled "Rambles Through England and
Wales, by A. II. MoWbray. under the
auspices of this lodge. The lecturer be-
gins at Dover and ends at Lands End:
and as he is perfectly master of the SUD-
ject, and has made the trip himself,
there is not the slightest doubt but il
will be interesting and instructive. The
lecture will be illustrated by some OF
the finest stereopticon views in the
country.