St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-14
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1888 IA
SOCIAL DULUTH.


SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent People at the
Zenith City.
The following interesting piano recital was
given by Mrs. Suckers pupils in Steinway
hall last Friday evening:
PART.
Duo Dramatique.. -. .......... ....Vilbac
Mrs. Hulburt and Mrs. Stocker.
Miss Ruth Markell. : ~ '''7
Miss Kate Ensign.
Vocal So1O-"Aime Moi .Cho pin Viardot
Mrs. Loman.
Turkish Rondo. .............. Stilbelt
Miss Maud Miller.
ta) Adaglo. -. .....-... 49,. .kuhiau
Miss Jennie Grady.
PART III.
Duo for two iPianos-sPuszuge aus
LOhengrln Wagner BOnawitZ
MRS. Pearson and Miss McLaren.
(a) Greetings. .......... 49,. VIM Sherwood
;. Miss Linda Woodbridge.
Song-IWo Chl.uren .......... Behrend
Ers. Loman.
Papillons Roses. ........ - Francis Thorne
Miss Charlotte McLaren.
ta) lntermezzo. ............ Meyer Helmund
w Marcn hune
Miss Florence Ames
Mrs. II. D. Pearson.
Allegro Yivace ............ 49,. .Mendelssohn
Mrs. Mary Hubert.
Last "Wednesday evening Rev: E. M. Noyes.
pastor of the Pilgrim Congregational church,
was given reception. In the early part of
the evening musical programme was rem
dered. 1t Consisted of a trio by Mesdames
Loman and Howe and Miss Wood, piano
SOLO by Mrs. William C. White, and soprano
solo by Miss Kate Peck. Refreshments were
also served, and very enjoyable evening
was spent.
party consisting of Col. A. B. Hutchin-
son, j. Zimmerman, Senator Truax, Billy
Henry Jr. and Mr. Bevier left last Tuesday
on the Duluth g. Winnipeg railway for Grand
to the rice beds of the upper Mississippi for
few days shooting and ASKING.
The Duluth Public library is in very
flourishing condition. Already $500 books
are on the shelves and the cataloguing will
be completed in q few days. 1t is the in
tention of the board to keep the library open
on Sundays. All are unanimous on that
point.
lnth Land company. and wife returned Fri
day morning from trip to the New England
states.
The following are some of the st. Paul
Daggett, Mrs. w. F. Pitts, F. Harvey. Charles
Bennett, I'll. d. Powers, j. F. Jackson, F.
Hosey, L. Gilboy, E. E. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs.
6. Q. Somers, James Lamoie, Hal j. Hitch
cock
A new social club. called the New IDEAL
has been formed in this city. Articles of in
corporation were fled last Wednesday. The
first officers of this organization are: NJ. Nc
Manus, president; I. j. Carter, vice presi
dent; j. w. Leng, secretary and treasurer.
Mr. johnson, of the we'll known johnson
Chair company, OF Chicago arrived in this
city last Thursday. He is accompanied by
his wife and two children, and is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Bendix. of the Argyle hotel
pannla-c IF
Endeavor of the First Presbyterian church
gave d social in the church parlors on Tues
day evening. Like all entertainments given
by this society it was a success
Miss Lucy Cullyford, high school teacher
of this city, who is travelling abroad writes
very interesting letter to friend of hers re-
lating her experience in England, France
and Germany.
Sheriff Starry and wife were called by tele-
gram to Chicago last Wednesday evening TO
attend to important business connected with
the sheriff's sister, Mrs. John Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gorum ana Miss Mead
owcraft of Chicago. arrived Friday evening
on the steamer Northern Wave and are visit
ing Judge Ensign and wife.
fishing party, consisting of j. A. Wag-
ncr and Il. w. Clark. returned last Monday
from fishing trip to Pike lake and report a
large catch of black bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Thompson, father
| and mother of Secretary S. A. Thompson, of
| the Duluth chamber of commerce, are spend
| ing month in this city.
The Fourth Lachmund concert at the
| Bethel will take place next Tuesday evening,
| and programme of rare merit has been pre-
pared for the occasion.
II. o. Swain. of the firm of Lewis & Swain,
| left for Minneapolis last Thursday to meet
| his wife, who will return with him to make
| Duluth her home.
| The Mission Brigade of the Second Presby-
| terrain Church had very enjoyable bazaar
| and oyster supper at Normanna hall, Friday
| evening.
Mrs. A. NJ. Miller, wife of the president of
! the First National bank, departed last
| "Wednesday for an extensive visit i'll the East
| George B. Burch. eX-mayor of Dubuque.
| To-, and president of the First National bank
| of that city, is spending week in this city.
c. NJ. Gray, of the Northwestern Land and
Loan company, left last Tuesday OH the
| Northern Pacific for towns in Dakota.
A. M. Miller, Jr., new manager of the Tenn
| attractions for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Carman, of School
| craft, Mich, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
| Harry Mason, in East First street.
| The Young Ladies' Society of the Nor
| wegian Lutheran church will give supper
in Normanna hall September %.
Mr.; and Mrs. l.. Smith. of Minneapolis
| who have been visiting friends in this city,
| returned home last Tuesday.
| Mrs. A. L. Barber and daughter departed
| last Thursday for Brooklyn, n Y, where the
| latter will attend school.
| Mrs John Mcleod of East Third street,
entertained a number of young lady friends
| Friday afternoon.
| B. A. Sandwich and family, who have been
visiting friends in st. Paul. returned home
last Wednesday.
| Mrs. W. E. Richardson left last evening
| for ST. Paul for a week S visit to c. e. Dicker-
| mad and family.
| Mrs. W. R. Stone gave a delightful recep
| ton at her residence, ITO West Third street,
| last Tuesday.
! DIR. Taylor, of the West end, departed for
the Twin Cities last Thursday, to attend the
| Exposition.
| George A. Royce, register of the Marquette
1 land Office, was in the city the early part of
i last week.
/ H. A. Mckay and his sister, Miss Nellie
| Mckay, are taking in the State Fair and Ex-
| position.
Col E. c. Gridley, the prominent real es-
| tate dealer of this city, has returned from the
! East.
/ Probate Judge Alger, who has been taking
i vacation at Mackinaw, has returned to his
/ post
/ The assembly will probably give one of its
| hops at the Spalding some evening this week.
Mr. and Mrs Stearns returned yesterday
morning from two weeks trip to the z asst.
Dr.. Haycock, manager of the Temple thea
4 ter, returned from Boston Friday morning.
4 O. H. Herrit who has been chicken hunt
ing in North Dakota, has returned home.
William FL. Crafts and daughters of Cleve
/ land, o., are visiting with L. j. Merritt.
/ A. g. Bernard editor OF the La Prairie
| Magnet. was in the city last Monday.
Mrs. Converse, sister of Mrs. Thomas
! Dowse has gone to Brooklyn, N. Y.
The september meeting of the Suffrage Cir
! Gle was held Friday afternoon.
| Miss Addie Van Brunt entertained party
| of friends last Friday evening.
| W. Chamberlain, Of Sioux Falls, is the
| guest of Thomas Fl. Fairfax.
Signal Officer Fallon was in st, Paul and
Minneapolis last week.