St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-07


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E%A>l(<g> ing on. 1t is to hot to
M4SM WN1A dance, and too cold for
E&##aN&</ out door functions.
W$###&2sS ! The winter season is
&&%F over, and the summer
C%N&szSx\ season has not begun
Ntss&N yet. Even the thea
T[\ tiers languiSh. In a
4 ~ few weeks the general
TE exodus will take place,
~ and everybody who
possibly can will go to the lake, get
freckled and blistered, suffer from heat
and flies during the day, and damp and
mosquitoes by night; While the less
fortunate mortal in town spends his day
down i'll the city where the high build
lngs keep off the pounding rays OF the
sun, and where the constant Sprlnkling
of the streets keeps the dust laid and
the air cool. In the evening ne HES
himself to his comfortable Screen-dOored
home and enjoys himself sprlnkling
the front lawn. It's more comfortable
physically at home, but one suffers too
much mental anguish at not doing the
proper thing. Everybody is going to
the bethel lunches, looking over sum-
mer wardrobes, and, like the immortal
Micawber, waiting Tor something to
turn up in the way of social functions.
One Of the most unique entertain
mentS ever given in st. Paul was a
party given by the Conversational club
Monday evening at Miss Stella Du-
fresne's. So far as history records, this
is positively the first affair Of the kind
ever given in town. 1t was hind-slde-
before party. Twenty enthusiastic
members of the club were present,
Shrouded in Somber dominoeS. Each
wore heavy veil over the face and a
mask on the back of the head. Every
body walked backward, and when the
guests arranged themselves for Vir-
ginia reel, and danced it all backward,
the effect was indescribably funny. The
club will be more conventional at its
next function, and will give plain old
fashioned picnic.
The st. Paul Division No. 2, Second
regiment, uniform rank Knights of
PYthias, give their seventh anniversary
ball at the armory this evening. All
sorts of preparations have been made TO
insure the success of the affair.
The ladies of the Christian chapel
give social this evening in honor of
Mrs. q. E. Dickerman, who sails for
Europe Oh the 18th. Mrs. Dickerman is
president of the Ladies' Aid society.
The high school boys are making
great preparations for the celebration of
the Olympian games. All manner of
athletic sports will be INDUCED in in
the arena at Kittsondale, on May 10.
The high school seniors will receive
the teachers in the Assembly hall to-
morrow, and entertain them with a
cobweb party.
j. R. Nichols and party, who have
been in Europe for the last eight
months, sailed from Southampton for
home April 29.
Miss Lenora Austin Is preparing
senior recital at tbs high school. A
scene from "Winter's Tale"is to be pre-
sented.
Hon. w. P. Murray is entertaining
DIR. Chauncey Hobart, who was the first
Methodist Episcopal minister in st.
Paul.
Rev. Samuel Cochrane and family, of
Belfast, Ireland, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunlap, Of Brainerd avenue.
Miss Louise Gervais and Albert Ger
vais, of 3S4 Winifred street, have gone
to Bald Eagle for the summer.
Miss Lucia Hargrave has returned
from Omaha, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Silas Cobb.
j. II. Sherin, who has been visiting
his kinsmen here, returned to his home
in Toronto Monday evening.
Mrs. E. r. Stivers will leave for the
West in few days, to join her husband
at Demersville, Montana.
Company d will give jolly and in
formal hop at the armory this evening
after Inspection.
The Misses Nellie and Mamie Farm
ham go to White Bear in a few days
for the summer.
Mrs. Warner Churchill, of Laurel ave-
nue.. entertained informally Saturday
evening.
Miss Jennie Jansen, of Milwaukee, is
the guest of Mrs. j. A. Wheeler, of Dale
street.
Rev. DR.. Stryker, of New York,
founder of Stryker seminary, is IN ST.
Paul.
Charley Manson, of the state uni
versity, has been visiting friends in st.
Paul.
Carl Taylor has gone to his cottage on
the island at White Bear for the sum-
mer.
The Burlington Heights Social club
will give basket social Friday even
ing.
Mrs. j. P. Matthews, of Carlinville,
H., will visit kinsfolk in ST. Paul soon.
Mrs. T. V. Wyle, of Chicago, is visit
ing Miss Kimball, of Iglehart street
DR.. Little has taken possession of his
cottage at Dellwood for the season.
The last concert of the st. Paul Chor-
al society is given this evening.
Mice Mippa LNapzal &c u.Ci+;,r A.,
Hodge, OH Marshall avenue.
w. G. Sargent, of Duluth, is visiting
his old friend, John Schultz.
Mrs. John T. Rogers, of Minneapolis,
is visiting on the hill to-day.
There was fancy dress hop at Gar
field post hall last night.
Ed j. Hazard has returned from the
Pacific coast.
S. A. Baldwin has removed to 694
Holly avenue.
G. D. O'Brien is quartered at White
Bear station.
Maj. Mackenzie has returned from