St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-04
BEAUS FOR BELLE.
Love-Siek SWANS Inundate
an Actress With EXtraor-
binary Epistles.
Charming Miss Hamilton Up
sets the Calculations OF
a Dude.
Mid-Week Notes Of Society
Events Past and in
Prospective,
AS Well as the Comings and
Goings of the Elite Of
the City.

Cu0 Oltys
There are two things in this world
that have an irresistible fascination Tor
humanity-street accidents and act
tresses. The average mortal thinks the
human race is composed of men, women
and stage people, and acts on his belIef.
1t is the desire of his life to meet an
actress, and if he can't by hook or crook
accomplish this, he sits in the front
row and luxuriates in the smile his d.
vinity gives the audience i'll general
fondly believing it was directed partic-
ularly at him. This is the dead point
In society's wheel, and this is the time
when he-the average mortal-most
yearns to become acquainted with
the bright stars of the theatrical sky.
OF course, now that there's really moth
ing going on in town, and things are
hardly at social flood tide even at the
lakes, we all 90 to the matinees; and we
all know Belle Hamilton. We watch
her dance, and wonder how she does 1T,
and don't wonder they call her the
Western queen Of the dudes. 1t is
wonderfully funny the number of people
our Short-sighted fool-killer passes over.
He lets them live to write notes, and
very funny ones they are. Miss Hamil-
toms table is always Uttered with them.
Notes calmly requesting one or her lat
est photographs; notes asking her COM
pany to supper; notes begging her cor
reSpondence. and goodness knows what
else. Not all are from men, either. One
young girl sent a diamond ring, and
haively explained that she did so want
10 meet Miss Hamilton, and didn't
know how else to do. One young
man is "of good family, mid
tiling well educated, has a good
position, that of bOokkeeper in an
Insurance Office, and is a musical ell
thuSiaSt" Another wants to meet her
to find out if she is is a 'long-loSt
friend" One st. Paul young mau-
would that | dared name him-wrote to
ask the pleasure of her acquaintance.
If agreeable would she 'pleaSe, in the
first act. stand with your hand clasped
in neglige manner in front OF you,
and smile at Box A?" And-Oh, those
wicked chorus girls! When the curtain
the neglige clasp, and turhed galvan-
lied smile on him. He doesn't know
her yet.
A party of enthusiastic fishermen returned
from Chisago lake Sunday with long
BJring of fish and string of stories TO match.
4. A. Hunt DR.. Walhu, Mr.. Showers and Mr..
Longley made up the party and the stories.
Rev. Samuel Cochrane, of Belfast, Ireland,
who is visiting his son on De Soto street,
preached at the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
The marriage of Miss Grace Lewis to
Charles Wanzer is celebrated to-day. 1t is to
be very quiet affair. Mr.. and Mrs. WanZer
will live in Duluth.
Miss Edna Makinson, Of Iglehart street,
entertained a number of the young people
of the First Methodist church last Friday
evening.
Miss Hattie Wishard, of Indianapolis Wis
tied in st. Paul Tuesday, on her way TO the
Sandwich islands, where she will spend a
year.
DR.. George Chamberlain, of San Pauol, Bra
Eil, has been visiting here. DR.. Chamberlain
yeturns to his missionary work in few days.
lsMrs. Ansel Oppenheim was the very charm
Monday nights performance of "Erminie."
Miss Charlotte Yaeger, of Hastings. who
has been spending the week with Miss Eu-
bank, goes to Tacoma in few days.
Judge and Mrs. Lusk, the Misses Lusk and
Miss Ida Lusk, who is at Vassar, will spend
the summer on the Main coast.
The Dayton Avenue Sunday school is max
ing great preparations for the celebration of
Childrens day, on the 14th.
The most recently announced of engage
ments is that of Miss Fannie Miller, of Holly
avenue, to Herbert Brown.
Miss Cora Lewis. who is teaching among
The freedmen at Beaufort n. c., will return
30 st. Paul for the summer.
Miss Kirwin, the Misses Daniels. Miss Belle
Hamilton and j. e. Conley occupied a box
Rt the Grand yesterday.
Miss Lucy Knight, who has been visiting
her grandmother i'll st. Paul, has re turned to
her home in Tacoma.
The Look Up Legion of the Contra! Park
Methodist Church gave picnic at Mahto-
medi Saturday.
Miss Lenora Horn and Miss Minna Wauzer
Bpent Saturday with Miss Mary Corning at
White Bear.
Mrs. Wiseman. of Merriam Park, goes to
her Lindstrom cottage for the summer, in a
few days.
Mrs John harrington, of Pleasant avenue,
entertained very delightfully."- on Monday
evening.
Mrs. T. A. Hunt, of Ninth street, goes to
Chicago soon TO visit her mother. Mrs. Nc.
Knight.
W. E. Cullen Jr., of Helena, will visit in St
Paul soon, on his way home from Ann Ar
Dor.
Mrs. Snapp gave dinner party yesterday
In honor of her aunt, Mrs. Cullen, of Helena.
Miss Hattie Maclaren is spending the sum
mer with her brother, Rev. r. F. Maclaren.
Miss Agnes Bolter, of Walnut street. gave
tea party Tuesday to eight young girls.
Mr.. Putnam is spending the summer with
his mother and sister on Selby avenue.
Mrs Nelson, of Selby avenue, gave party
last evening i'll honor of her birthday.
Miss Edith Hand went West Tuesday even.
ing to visit Miss Knight in Tacoma
Miss Bertha Boyer, of Dayton's Bluff, leave
tomorrow for East Saginaw. Mich.
Mrs. f. Z. Scribner, of Chicago. is visiting
in st Paul, her former home.
Mrs. John L. Snapp of Pleasant avenue
leaves for Helena this week.
Miss Marie Cosgrove has gone to Lexing
ton, KY. to visit Miss Breck.
Miss Ella LiDbitts is in Niles, Mich, where
she will remain TOR year.
Miss Mable Nichols has been the guest o.
Miss Eta Hall, at Vassar.
Miss Manson, of Bates avenue, will spend
the summer in Superior.
Prof. Ellemeet and Prof. Hans Jung gave
recital Tuesday evening.
Miss Louise Rich is confined to her room
with sprained ankle.
Ed Yerxa, of Summit avenue, is recover
Ing from pneumonia.
Col. Pat Donan visited in ST. Paul Tuesda,
Oh his way East
NJ. II. Jewel, of Bismarck. spent Tuesday
In st. Paul.
Mrs. Julios Preston is home from Bovliul
Green, Ky.
Mrs Will Burdett is visiting Miss Parsell II
Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich have returned from
abroad.
Harry Park Richie will return from Yal
BOON.
c. L. Johnston has returned from Califol
nia.
Miss Nancy Evans is visiting IL Moorhcad
Arnold Kalman has gone East.
Ed Gordon is in Chicago.
FIELD DAY AT HAMLINE.
Meeting of University Trustee
and Glass Exercises.
Field day sports at HamlIne univer
fu iol