The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-02

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Dana.
The city begins to take on the APP
pearance of autumn and While every
one of the cottagerS have not yet de-
serted White Bear and the other lakes
there are few families left, and by the
beginning of next week the winter sea-
son of gayeties may be said to have be-
gun with the wedding of Miss Warner
and Mr. Mickey which will take place
Tuesday at st. Paul's church at high
noon. Mrs. Mickey and Miss Mickey
mother and sister Of the groom, have
come and are guests of Mrs. A. p. War
rem, of Summit avenue. Several in
formal suppers and small affairs will
be given for the wedding party.
Horseback riding among the women
of st. Paul has been almost unknown
for several years, but the dying popu-
larity of the bicycle has re-awakened
interest in it, and now there are to be
seen several riders on the avenue these
beautiful autumn days. Noted among
them not only for their good seat and
fearlessness, but for the beauty Of their
horses, are Mrs. John Meagher and
Miss Kelly, of the Aberdeen, who are
frequently to be seen on thorough bred
horses which they brought back with
them from California several years
ago.
A New York weekly which takes It
self very seriously and all other publ
cations with a grain Of salt, has been
printing sly hits at Western million
aires which it says are now making
their annual trip to New York. 1t said
last week: 1.-The annual invasion of
New York by the Weather residents of
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is greater than ever this year. The
harsh voices of Chicago, Pittsburg,
Minneapolis and Denver mingle at the
fashionable restaurants and theaters,
in the shops and on the avenue, with
the softer tones that recall Louisville,
Memphis and st. Louis" There Is lots
of nonsense talked about the harsh
voices of Western women, but as Min
neapolis is included and st. Paul left
out of the indictment, we suppose it is
not fitting for us to complain. In very
truth New Workers have queer &C
cent of their own which is unmistak-
able and not sign of any particular
culture. Refined women everywhere
have soft, pleasant voices and the Sec
ton of country from which you come,
has nothing whatever to do with the
case.
This is the time of year when New
York faShionableS leave the ocean re-
sorts and go to their big country houses
at LenoX, Hampstead or other inland
places and have large house parties.
1t is not fashionable to get back to
town until near Christmas, and each
year the gay season in the city is be-
coming shorter. Indeed the New
Yorker of the smart set is in his town
house now but few weeks in the year,
as he returns only for Christmas and
is apt by the first Of February to be
off in his yacht to the Mediterranean
or down South in his own country to
Aiken or some of the smart Florida
places which are so crowded in the
early spring The fashionable New
York woman now to be found in town
is apt to apologize for her presence
there by saying she has come to shop
or give necessary orders.
A New York society paper speaking
of social doings in Chicago for the au-
tumn, says: 1.-THE autumn will witness
the dismantling of three of the most
deliberately furnished bachelor apart
ments in Chicago; those of Sheppard
Stone, John Allen Haines and DR..
Phillip Schuyler Doane, of Aston
street" OF the three st. Paul is in
terested in the first, that Of Sheppard
Stone who is popular st. Paul man,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Alexander ]. Stone,
of the Aberdeen. Mr.. Stone and Miss
Dana, who Is a we'll known Chicago
society girl, will have large and fash
ionable church wedding the latter part
Of this month, to which DR.. and Mrs.
Stone will go down, as we'll as other st.
Paul friends. Mr.. Stone will probably
have some Of his st. Paul friends for
ushers, and Miss Alice Pope, of Ash
land avenue, will be one of the brides
maids. Miss Pope holds the record for
bridesmaid, as she served in that ca
pacity last month for Miss Maud Wins
low, st. Paul girl who has lived in
Superior for ten years, and she will
also be bridesmaid for Miss Warner
and Miss Monfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Fletcher whose
home is at Dellwood, White Bear, for
the largest part of the year, will come
in on the tenth of the month and have
taken the flat in the Harrington on
Pleasant avenue occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Snapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Snapp
will probably spend the winter on the
Pacific coast where Mr.. Snaps bust
ness takes him part of each year.
Mrs. Benjamin Thompson, of the
Aberdeen, who spent the summer with
friends in Tacoma, returned on Satur-
day accompanied by Mrs Gibson, wild
ow of the late Gen. Gibson, who has
been in Missoula since June. Mrs. Glib
son spent Sunday at the Aberdeen and
left on Monday night for her home in
Carlisle, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Hayes, of Nina
avenue, returned few days ago from
the Hotel del Otero, Minnetonka, where
they spent the summer. Judge and
Mrs. Shiras, who were at the same
place, have returned to their home in
Dubuque. Mrs. Brisbine, mother of
Mrs. Hayes, returned yesterday from
Cumberland, Wis, where she has been
since June.
Mrs. L. L. G. Brooks, of Western
avenue, has issued invitations for a
luncheon to be given at the Country
club next Wednesday in honor of Mrs.