St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-17
OOINGS OF DULUTH|AhS.
Proctor Knott the Attraction OF the Past
Week.
HE CAPTURES THE TOWN.
Seine CT Those Who Were Present..
General Social News OF the
Week.

BY far the most. important event OF
the week was the banquet rendered to
Proctor Knott. Kentucky's great eX-
governor, at the Spalding last Thurs
dav evening. The most representative
people of Duluth turned out to do him
| honor. There were about $50 present,
and every gentleman who had wife
had her along. In fact, every Jack had
his Jill, and all went along swimming
". The visiting ladies were noted for
their loyelness, their great cOnversa-
tional powers and their beautiful cos
tunes. it was by all odds a splendid
entertainment, and. from a social stand
point, the finest of the season. Among
the visitors present were: Proctor
Knott and wife, Gen. and Mrs. Castle
man. Miss Knott, piece OF the eX-gov-
ernor: DR.. and Mrs. Wathen and son,
Mrs. Hundley, B. Mason, John b.
hampton Jr., of the Louisville Courier
Journal, Miss Mollie Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Beriah Magofin. of Kentucky,
and Hon. n. G. Ewing, of Chicago.
A most delightful musicale was given
last evening at Masonic Temple hall by
Ernest Lachmund and his pupils. The
following programme was splendldly
rendered:
Piano puet( Oily Dale 'o.,on,, Tschlrch
Misses Emma Sneider and Gertrude Carey;
Messrs. Scott, Rex and F. G. Geinan.
Piano Duet-'Turkish Patrol".. .Michaelis
Mrs. Hayden and Mr.. Lachmund
''-'' sun Mrs. William M. Prindle.
Piano Trio six hands)-"Festival po,
March,. ....... Deur
Misses Matte. Josie and Hattie Carey.
PART II.
Mr. Lachmunds Compositions.
az az Honnies e9ns ...- .........Vocal
Mrs. Ernest Lachmund.
(a) 1.-The Merry Rider
(b) Wedding March, ..........-- .-Plano
(c) Prayer
Mrs Emil Schmied.
IAN Evening at Sea" .......'.... cello
Mr.. Lachmund.
MI Lachmund.
The Pirates. a social picnic club Of
this city. took their regular annual out
ing up the river last Thursday. return
ing at Z o'clock D. m. There were
thirty in all, and they were accompanied
by Walkers band.
Master Morton Miller. son of A. nj.
Miller, vice president of the First Ma
tional bank, of this city, gave dancing
party last Tuesday to his friends.
Hoare's famous orchestra furnished the
music. The following young people
were present: Misses Chaplin, HirSch,
Spencer, NJ. and A. Graft, Mishler, Sell
wood, Mattocks, Simonds, Strayer, Ben
nett, La Vagne, Ames, Hayes, Crowley;
Messrs. Bonns, Miller, Ames. McCor-
mick, Mcclellan, Upham, Davis, Fey
ton, Jones, Eaton and others.
Last Sunday a party of Duluthians
spent the day along the French river.
They were six in all, consisting of E.
l.. Wilmington, Charles A. Parker,
Fred Speed, Ruff r. Redmund and
Charles d. Bennett. They made great
catch during their trip in the shape OF
beautiful doe, which was seen swim
ming across the great finger OF Lake
| Superior from the Wisconsin side. The
| brute was so tired on arrival that it
was easily caught.
| Miss Rebecca johnson, young lady
who has had charge of the dressmaking
! department at Silberstein 81 Bondy'S
| great dry goods store, was married last
| Friday to H. G. Davis. ayoung law
yer, graduate from the University of
| Michigan. The happy couple have
gone to their future home. the state of
Washington.
r. II. Evans dancing pupils have in
augurated series of social parties
which will continue until further no.
tice. Thursday evening the residence
of II. II. Upham was the scene of one
of these gatherings, and Friday they
| had another party in Temple hall.
|
dent of the State university, passed
Way to Sault Ste. Marie. He was &C
companied by his daughter.
The Catholics of Duluth are going to
establish free reading room in Asso-
| citation hall, and are already arranging
for a series of entertainments to raise
money for that purpose.
MIR. and Mrs. James G. Hunter. Me.
and Mrs. Robert c. Ray, Miss Markell
and f. C. Jones, are spending week on
the north shore in the beautiful steam
yacht Pickett.
r. II. Floyd-Jones, prominent real
estate agent of Helena, Mont. who
owns considerable property in Superior,
is spending Sunday in this city.
MI. Wilke, the insurance man of St
Paul. was in the city last Monday and
attended the opera of Martha" al
West Superior in the evening.
Census Supervisor Theo. F. Smith,
accompanied by his wife and daughter
is spending a few days IN Duluth. They
are stopping at the Spalding.
Mrs. Anna Shannon, wife of Captain
Shannon, the we'll known vessel agent
died suddenly last Wednesday evening
| She WAS buried Friday,
Mrs. Dinwoodie, the popular instruct
ress in music and harmony. has returned
from her summer vacation. She came
from Chicago by boat.
w. Mcdonald. and Misses Kate
and Minnie Mckay, of this city, Ief
Friday for Detroit and Buffalo, for sew
eral weeks visit.
Miss Winnie M. Clarke, of Minneapo
lis. is visiting her friends, the Misse
SNYDER, at their pleasan home on Firs
avenue west.
w. C. Sherwood and wife, of this city
occupied box at the initial perform
ance in the West Superior opera house
last Monday.
Amos Shepherd, W. g. Joerns and al
Iowa party have bought the Spirit lax
hotel property of John Swenson TO
800, 900.
The Misses Kate and Bertha Stafford