St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14
Social BrevitIes.

one OF the most delightful social events of
the season at Mahtomedi was the party given
last Wednesday evening by Misses Stella and
Lou Dufrene. The party, consisting of
most of the young people at Mahtomedi, pro-
ceeded first to the Wildwood Casino and en-
joyed q dance programme OF eight numbers
with music by Seibert's orchestra. Lunch
was served OH the return to MahtOmedi.
Among theses present were Misses Eastman,
Teeple, RaynSford, Cook, Bishop. Murray.
Sanders, Swan. st. Aubins, Whitman. Wal
theirs. Lou and Genevieve Geryais, and Lou
and Stella Dufrene. Messrs Ruene, Swan,
Hem, Sanders, Smiley, Cowing. Sellick.
Baker. kohler. kranz Gervais. Ralph and
Porter Eastman, Albert FOrsell, Clause For
sell. Frank and Will Murray.
Nearly every day last week the grounds at
Wildwood were given up to picknickers
Tuesday there was the Letter carriers first
annual outing, "Wednesday the annual pic
Friday the Ninth Presbyterian church treated
the children of its flock to very enjoyable
day. On the other days of the week there
were numerous small picnic parties on the
grounds
Saturday evening Miss May Murray and
Miss Grace Sanders entertained the members
of the Mahtomedi Social club with a straw
ride. The evening was pleasantly passed in
riding through the country, after which the
party partook of refreshments. The remain
der of the evening was spent in sailing in
the Albatross. Thirty members of the club
were present.
Mrs. A B. Ovitt, Miss poran and Miss
Griffin, of New York, and Messrs. OyitL o.
nun and Hewitt were one Of the many
parties that spent last Tuesday evening out
on the lake endeavoring to establish COM
muncatiOn with our friends on Mars. Quite
incidentally they enjoyed a sail i'll the Zeteka.
The electric storm OF last Sunday night did
considerable damage about the lake. Some
of the machinery at the electric light power
house was seriously affected. and the cottage
of j. NJ. Trelease, at Lake Shore, was struck
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shore were also greatly damaged.
j. B. Hewitt, Notwithstanding his having
spent the week at Lake Minnetouka in the
society of the charming summer girls. for
which that place is fully as nOted as for its
fast yachts, has returned firm in his allegi-
ance to White Bear, his first love.
ST. Paul's church choir will render the
music at the church of st. Johns, White
Bear, this afternoon. 'Simplar Magnificent
and 'Nunc Dimittis'' and the anthem 20
Lord How Manifold" by Barnbv, will be
rendered.
Mr. Emery and the Misses Emery. Still
well. Newcombe and Bacon, of Quincy. H.,
have been the guests of Mrs. Hewitt at Dell
wood during the week.
Charles Nicely, of Chicago. is at the Oaks,
ard will depart for his home today, accom-
panied by the rest Of his family, who have
been spending the summer at White Bear.
Alexander Speel ana c. A. Hawkes. in
dulged in the luxury Of a toboggan slide
vile, as it has been christened lately.
The members OF Mr.. O'Brien's family re-
turned from the Brule on Tuesday. Mr..
O'Brien. however. will continue to lure the
wary trout from his hiding place.
There will be an ice cream festival at Get
tvs hall on the afternoon and evening of
Wednesday. Aug. IL, in aid OF st. Marys, of
the Lake church
Mrs. Winslow's brother, Mr.. Howard. who
was severely injured by falling few days
n 1x-rn ay,1 v~,,n
about.
The Misses Reed, of ST. Louis, who have
been visiting Mrs. George Thomas during
the summer, will return to their home this
week.
Jared How and Robert Rantoul allowed
the light of their countenances to illuminate
the island at different times during the week
The Misses Kellar, of Leavenworth, who
have been spending the summer with Mrs. B.
Ell. Evans, have returned home.
Robert Bliss, who has been visiting friends
in Detroit returned to the lake Friday and
is the guest of Mrs. Winelow.
Mrs. q. T. Black, Mrs Frank Nuzum and
Misses Brown and Irwin, OF West Virginia
spent Friday at the lake.
Miss Griffin. who has been the guest of
Miss Doran for the past three weeks leaves
Tor Saratoga tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill, Of Minneapolis
spent Thursday at the lake as the guests of
Louis Hastings.
Mrs. Emil Gueist had the misfortune to
lose valuable diamond at RamaIey's Tues
day evening.
Miss Kate Davies, of Denver, and Mrs.
William Woodhead, Of Highwood. are at
Lakeside.
Thursday evening Paul German Wood
gave highly enjoy able sailing party on the
Shadow.
The choir boys Of ST. Paul's church are
now spending their annual outing at Bald
Eagle.
MIS-. ". c. Dewey and children and MrA