St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29

Many of st. Paui's 400 attend the
Reception in Honor OF the Re-
turn of Henry a. Boardman
and His Charming Bride -
Events fer the Coming
Week.
Dust and heat were town mottoS the
baSt week, and little else for the lake
during part of the days; but with even
ing came the inevitable breeze to watt
about on White Bear waves just as
many fortunateS as could gain posses
sion of any boat. Crowds poured ont
from each train, and only the usual
perception of the st. Paul & Duluth
officials kept the travelling accommoda-
tionS comfortable.
In spite of the heat and general Gus
sedness of the weather, the first real
social stir was noticed in the way of
several important social functions, the
most prominent being, of course. the
Dellwoud reception, which called not
only society about the lake, but many
of the Sanity city 400 as we'll. Then,
too, the Freeman at home was source
of pleasure to many friends, aud nearly
a hundred young people came from
town to enjoy the festivities.
There is already talk of several pros
pective affairs socially, one in the way
of large charity entertainment under
the auspices of the Kings Daughters,
which would be sure to call for success
if started. 1t is asregrettable matter
that the berry crop prevented IN its
light condition the usual quota of berry
and ice cream festivals for church
funds, but if musicales are as success
full, they will be to the same end, and
cheaper, too, for tthe working
chaperoneS.
The dainty home of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry A. BOardman, at DellWood, was
aOlaze with light, flowers and welcome
for their Sat home" Thursday evening.
1t was the first post-nuptial reception
since Mr.. BOardman'S return from the
East some weeks ago with his charming
bride. From Z until 10 large number
of cordial greetings were extended the
fair hostess by the friends so anxious 10
claim her as a happy addition to
St Paul social life. The special
train from the city brought
goodly number from the city, while
all social White Bear drove over in car
rlages or sailed in boats for the festiv-
tiles. The receiving ladies were Mes
danes Z. 2. Noyes, Kenneth Clark, E.
+. Sanford, S. Il. Dyer, w. D. Kirk, and
the Misses Dean, Noyes and Dedmun,
of Worcester. The assisting ladies as
well as the hostess were all gowned in
exquisite summer toiletteS, MANY of
those calling being arrayed IN some
strictly new gowns made for the event.
Music. with cream and cakes to refresh
the inner man, were additional features
to the evenings pleasure.
Mrs. Judge Sanborn'S pretty villa
was the scene of pIettY young peo-
pies party Friday afternoon. Some
forty friends of Miss Lucy Sanborn's
gave a masquerade party on the spa
clous lawn i'll front of the judges home,
some very unique costumes adding to
the piquant effect of the afternoons
fun. Towards the hungry hour of 5
dainty repast was arranged for the
young people, some of whom left at
later hour for ST. Paul.
Hotel Leip was in gala dress Thurs
day evening, i'll honor of progressive
euchre party given by Mesdames Roy
ers and Mcclure. The progressive
prize was won by Miss Hendy, of St
Paul; lady's lone hand by Mrs. Kepl.
The fortunate man for progressive
prize was p. t. Kavanagh, while to
Howard Ramaley fell the sad lot of the
booty winning.
Among the guests were Mesdames P
Rogers, Kent, Smell, Kavanagb, Foley.
Holmes, Jacobs. Shores. Coblentz:
Misses Maud Miller, Prendergast, Dow
Ian, Arpin. Among the gentlemen
were Messrs. Foley, Miller, John Rog.
ers, Mcclure, Dowlan, Holmes. Kent
Lavalle, Mullen. Refreshments were
served at the close of the game. and a
most enjoyable evening passed by the
fortunately hidden guests.
brentwood. the Freemans' pleasant
summer home, was gaiy decorated with
ChlneSe lanterns and flowers Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Freeman's at
Rome for her city friends. Music and
uahclng were enjoyed until late hour.
me young people greatly approaching
the beauties OF the lake and the fas
cinatlon OF social life in the country.
Ralnaley's has called goodlv number
OF visitors during the past week for the
attractions the pavilion has TO offer,
winch are many, in the-wav of dancing
ana boating appeal to quite a number
Inc hotels have noted no great num-
per or arrivals during the week. al
though Ramaley'S, Lpip's. Wii,isn m,,
and ChateauSay all express tbemsaiyas
rs satisfied with business. and ..Fbs
Oaks" for lis first season, is very
popular. 9
Wildwood still continues it's attrac.