St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25

The clerk of the weather bureau
seems to have ordained that part of July
shall come in late September, for Just
as folks were preparing TO begin the
autumnal season, summer comes back
again. Muslins and straw hats are the
order of the day, and but for the bits of
scarlet Virginia creeper here and there.
ana the gOne-tO-seed look of the Win
dow boxes. it would seem impossible
that cold weather is so near. The days
are an intoXication AMI the nights an in
spiration at this season. But for so
ciety the weather is just wee bit
warm for serious functions.
Miss Days guests, Miss Howard. OF
Virginia, and Miss Bennett, of Kentucky,
go home this week Miss Mcdonald.
Mrs. Whitney Wallis charming sister.
goes TO Louisville with Miss Bennett.
Miss Howard and Miss Bennett have
been prettily entertained during the
last few days of their visit. They were
OF the party who went out TO the cricket
match at KittsOndale yesterday on W..
w. Hancock'S drag.
Mrs. Ansel Oppenheim gave a theater
party at the Metropolitan in their honor
"Wednesday evening Her guests be
side Miss Bennett and Miss Howard
were Miss Day, Miss Kalman and Miss
Sturgls. Lieut.. Sturgis, w. ". Han
cock. VIII Armstrong. Percy Parker,
Sidney FarWell and Mr.. OZmun.
DR.. and Mrs. 4. j. Stone gave dane
ing party 10 the younger set tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Maud Wins
low, who leaves next Tuesday for her
new home in Duluth. 1t was an alto
gether charming affair, and Jolly with
the open-hearted hospitality Dr. and
Mrs. Stone and their son. Shepherd
Stone, know so well how 10 dispense.
Among the guests were the Misses Day,
Pope, Gussie Pope, Winslow. Helen
W arner. Mary Bass, Nan Baker. Up
nam. Rugg. Gibson, Dean. Lindeke.
NanZer, Bement, De Coster. Delano,
Montfort, Keyes and kalman. The
young men were Messrs. Albert Lin
deke. Chester Bradford, Delano. Baldy.
Bovey, Bert Strong. Hastings, OF Min
neapolis: Ritchie, Lucius 0ppenheim,
Farwell. Dan Ingersoll. Carl TAYLOR,
Leayitt Corning. Bert BigeloW, Wheel
0ck, Bunker, Merriam. Stuart and kal-
man.
The important social function of the
near future is the Gilbert-Gilfillan we'd
ding. with which the week closes. Miss
Gilflian has been for TWO seasons con-
sidered one of the beauties OF st. Paul,
and will be a welcome addition to the
ranks of young society matrons. The
wedding is set for o'clock next Satur-
day afternoon at Christ church. Miss
Mary Gillian will be maid of honor.
The bridesmaids are Misses Carrie and
Martha Gillian: Miss Fairchiid. of
Madison: Miss Caldwell, of Chicago.
and Miss Gibson, of Kentucky. Wilmot
Grant-Pierce is TO be best man. The
ushers are Wade Hampton Yardley,
Henry WenZell. ". VI. Hancock, Odin
Clay and James GiltiiIan.
Mrs. A. B. Stiekney gave a theater
party Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Harry 5. Noble. who were here on their
wedding journey. Mrs. Stickney S
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Noble, Mr..
and Mrs. Morton BaTrowS, Mrs. William
Banning JT., Mrs. Frederick Banning.
Miss Adah Hawkins and John Shep.
herd.
Miss Margaret Hall gave a charming
tea Tuesday evening for Miss How
ard and Miss Bennett TO about thirty
guests.
". c. Reed gave an exposition party
| last night, taking his guests to Mime.
apOlis.
Henry Cato, of Geneva. Switzerland. is il
the city and guest at the Aberdeen.
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