The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-20
LOOKING FOR SUMNER HOMES
A PRESENT OCCUPATION OF ST.
PAUL SOCIETY

PAUL SOCIETY
gagged at the Various Resorts In
the Vicinity Of the Twin Cities
Otherwise the Social World Is
Awakened Only by "a Concert Now
md Then.
With the coming of the downy pussy
willows and the cheerful preparations
for early house building of the saucy
English sparrows, society turns its at
tention lakeward. and already several
parties have made trips to the local
resorts to select summer cottages and
incidentally look out for Venturesome
crocuS blossoms, whose wont it is to
push their dainty fur coats through
the frozen ground long before any
other of the flowers have even thought
of awakening from their winter sleep.
Several cottages have been engaged
at White Bear Elmo and Minnetonka
by ST. Paul people who prefer spend
ing the summer months at the local
outing places to a probably more tedi
Gus stay at perhaps a more fashion
able mountain or seaside resort, where
gaiety reignS supreme and rest is some
thing quite unknown. Everything
promises an early season at the lakes,
and the hotels are making arrange
ments for early openings.
The cycle paths have brought the
city closer to the summer resorts. and
the excellent conditions of the roads
this spring will bring the wheelmen
and women out so soon as the hotel
men are ready for them.
The social world still affects a nun
like quiet, and We're it not for the sew
eral musical events which have follow
ed each other rapidly during the last
two or three weeks there would be lit
tie to interest people in a social way.
ST Patrick's day brought a happy
relief to the monOtony, and several
very enjoyable affairs We're given that
evening. In some of the churches there
We're high class concerts, and all the
halls had their share of patronage in
the way of entertainments and balls.
The women of the churches are busy
getting ready for Easter fairs, and
during the wet days last week when
shopping and calling We're out of the
question the needles flew gaily, and
the parlors of many Of the churches
contained the only bright bits Of life
TO be found in all the dizziness and
gloom of the whole city.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Emily F. Ward. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Ward, to Charles II.
Ravell Jr of Minneapolis. Mr.. Ravell
IS a former resident of st. Paul, and
is at present connected with the adj
Vertising department Of the Minneap-
oils Tribune.
Miss Boyer and Miss Wilson have is
sued cards for reception to be given
Thursday evening by the st. Paul Flo
culiOn club in the studio of Miss Zu-
lena Fuller, Ill Pioneer Press build
ing.
Fully fifty St Paul people left during
the week for Chicago for the Grand
opera.
Miss Zulema Fuller has issued cards
for a studio tea Friday from to 6
o'clock. in her studio, I'll Pioneer Press
building.
Mrs. S. A. Fowler. of Grove street.
was hostess to an artistically arranged
luncheon Thursday. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with Easter lilies
and palms. Mrs. w. F. Segars assisted
Mrs. Fowler. The guests were: Mrs.
Longfield, Mrs. Champ. Mrs. Drum
mCnd. Mrs. Ketchem, Mrs. Hohrough,
Mrs. Heron, Mrs. Blossom, Mrs. Bouer,
Mrs. Marquis and Mrs. Purcell.
A concert and lecture for the benefit
of the st. Paul infants home will be
given in St. Josephs church Monday
evening. The lecture will be delivered
by Rev J. J. Keane, Of Minneapolis.
and the concert will be in charge of
J. +. Gehan.
The Misses Hallowell of ST Anthony
avenue, gave a thmble bee yesterday.
1t was the second of a series.
Miss Clara Marie Frisk and Horace
La Monte Daniels were married
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Matthias F'risk, of Carroll
street Merriam park. Rev. H. A. Ris-