The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-04

Society has been quiescent this past
week; it was rather time Of prepara-
ton than a week of gayety. Many well
known families moved in from the lake
or returned from the East, and there
has been much getting ready for Win
ter. The social season. properly So
called, will be inaugurated this WeeN
with the Andrews Finch wedding,
which takes place on Thursday evening
at Christ church, exclusive details or
which We're given in this column two
weeks ago. Miss Finch cannot help
making a very pretty bride, and the
church will be full of her friends.
Women love a wedding; they like to
see the gowns and what kind of an
expression the groom wears, and then
go home and talk it all over.
Another event the same night to
which society will go after the wedding
is the Nordica concert, at the Peoples
church, and it is one of the greatest
events of the musical season.
Another wedding which occurs next
week, in which society is interested, is
the wedding of Mr.. Frederick Bigelow,
third son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. B1ge-
low, of College avenue, to Miss Fraser,
of Quebec, which is to occur on the
18th at the brides home Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Bigelow will go to Canada for
the event and probably several st. Paul
men will go on to usher for Mr.. Bige-
low. Miss Fraser was here during the
summer for a short time, and made
many friends, who will be glad to well
come her as bride.
Among the debutantes Of the winter
will be Miss Jennie Durham, second
daughter of Mrs. Cass Durham, OF
Summit avenue, and granddaughter of
Mrs. ]. H. Simpson. AS Mrs. Durham
is in mourning, she will not entertain
this autumn for her daughter but her
cousin, Miss Gordon, will give COM
1ns-out tea for Miss Durham on the
2Sth of this month at her home on
Summit avenue. Miss Durham is a
very pretty, attractive girl, and resem-
bles very much her beautiful sister,
Mrs. Gibson, formerly Miss Bessie Dur
ham.
Mrs. Mcmillan and her daughter,
Mrs. S. B. Beals, have removed from
112 Western avenue to Mrs. Bulls.
corner Western avenue and Laurel.
Mrs. ]. B. Tarbox has taken the house
129 Western avenue for the winter
Mrs. Robert Wheaton and Miss Mann
will be with Mrs. Tarbox; also the Rev.
DIR. John Wright and Mrs. Wright. Mrs
Henry SchErmeier is the guest of Mrs.
Gustave Schurmeier, of Central ave-
nue. IOI q lew DAYS DeIOre going out TO
Washington to spend the winter with
her son. Miss Barry, of Virginia ave-
nue., has been spending the past week
in Chicago.
Mrs. c. w. Gordon, Miss Gordon.
Miss Helen Bishop and Miss Ferguson
have returned from Chicago, where
they went to take part in the golf
meet. Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Hayes, of
Nina avenue, have returned from Du-
buque, where they were the guests of
Judge and Mrs. Shiras. Judge Shiras.
who is well known in st. Paul, as we'll
as his wife, who was Mrs. Cornwall, of
this city, has retired from the bench
and will spend his remaining years in
rest and travel. This winter Judge
and Mrs. Shiras will probably spend in
California, and not in Europe, as re-
ported.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles II. BigeIow. of
Laurel avenue, will leave on Tuesday,
with their children, for Colorado
Springs to spend the winter. This will
be the fourth winter Mrs. Bigelow has
spent in Colorado, and the last one she
expects to be there, as she has quite
recovered her health. Miss Frances
TarboX, of Summit avenue, spent a
lew days at Mandan during the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. William Warner,
OF Summit avenue, have gone to Da-
kota on shooting trip. Mrs. Alexan-