The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-03

EASTER, the most joyful day of
the year to many, has come and
society will resume it's normal
conditions, though it cannot truthfully
be said that the portion of society
which remained in town kept Lent in
very strict fashion. The social sea-
son which follows Easter is usually
very short, and this year after the
several weddings in which society is
interested have been celebrated it will
turn its attention to summer plans and
getting ready for the lake season.
There is every reason to believe that
White Bear will be more than ever
popular this year, and were there a
dozen more cottages to rent, they could
doubtless all be occupied by we'll known
people.
The first wedding of interest to So
Ciety will take place one week from
Tuesday at half after 6 o'clock at
the church Of st. John the Evangelist,
when Miss Ethel M Taylor will
be married to Mr.. Archibald Guthrie
Clark, by the Rev. Theodore Sedgwick.
Miss Taylor will have no bridesmaids,
and Miss Cecilia Kalman will be the
maid Of honor. His brother Mr.. Fred
erick Clark, will be his best man, and
the ushers selected by Mr.. Clark are
Mr. William Undertake, Mr.. Cathcart
MaXfeld, Mr.. Walter Hill and Mr.. Rob
ert McCloud. AS admission cards to
the. church accompany the invitations
sent out by Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, it is
not likely the church will be crowded
by the unlimited. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
w. Hill Will give a small reception i'm
mediately after the ceremonq. Mr..
Clark and his bride will take
a short wedding journey, and
will reside upon their return
at the Estelle apartments, on Kent
street. Two days later the wedding of
Mr.. Edward Holbert and Miss Finch
will take place at the same church at
o'clock in the afternoon. They will
go East on their wedding journey and
be present at the marriage Of Mr.. w.
w. Price, Of this city, to Miss Risley,
of Philadelphia, on April 81. Mr.. HoI-
bert and his bride will upon their re-
turn reside in an apartment at "a
South ST. Adams street, where they
will receive their friends on Tuesdays,
June IA and 81.
Although the weather is neither
springlike nor propitious, society has
returned and is returning from winter
resorts and getting houses in order for
the summer. The Aberdeen hotel is full
of returning tourists, who before long
will scatter for the summer. Among
those who have returned recently are
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Severance, who
have been in Nassau; Judge Wilson,
who came from the same place; Dr. and
Mrs. J. E. Schadle, who have been
spending six weeks in Algiers and Sic
lily; Mr.. F. w. Bobbitt, who went to
Italy; Gov and Mrs. Van SAINT return
ed yesterday from Florida, and Mrs. F.
T. Parlin, who has been in Italy with
Miss HargreaveS, of New York since
January. Mrs. Henry Hutchinson and
Miss Richardson, who left in January
for Europe are in Spain, and will not
sail for home until the latter part of
April. Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Wilkes, of
the Aberdeen, leave tomorrow night for
a short sojOurn at French Lick Springs.
Miss Clara McQuiIlan, Of the Aberdeen,
is expected home soon from California.
Mrs. Benjamin Thompson, OF the Alb
erdeen, is in Los Angeles.
Most of the cottagers at White Bear
will go out early this year, and the 1st
of May will find many Of them settled
in their summer homes. Mrs. Tarbox
will go out the first Of the month to
her house on the island and will have
Mrs. Slaymaker and Mrs. E. A. Young.
of the Aberdeen, with her for a few
weeks. DR.. and Mrs. Schadle, of the
Aberdeen, are going out this year, and
have taken the Drake cottage on the
fc1n Tvs
the Aberdeen, will also go early. Mr..
and Mrs. Paris Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Hardenbergh and DR.. and Mrs.
Gillette, all Of Dellwood, will go out on
the first Of the month. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniels, of. the Aberdeen, who have re-
turned from Florida and the East, will
also probably spend the summer at the
lake.
The operas given during the past
week by the Savage Opera company
have not been very largely attended by
society, owing to the fact Of it's being
Holy Week. The music is so good and
operas so well done and staged in ev-
cry particular that this has been a
real deprivation, and society will make
up In its attendance when the company
IetuIHS next week. On the opening
night there were some box parties and
on Wednesday night Miss Cecilia Kali
man entertained few friends, but as
rule the boxes have been vacant How
ever, many affairs are being planned
for next week
Very few Of the st. Paul girls at
Eastern schools are home for the Eas-