St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-16
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent People I'm
the Zenith City.

One of the most important society events
of he week will be the marriage next Thurs
day morning of Miss Florence Hart 10 Prof.
W. p. Schllling at the Pro-Cathedral of the
Sacred Heart. Father Corbett VIII ottciate.
Miss Hart is singer i'll the cathedral choir
aud is very popular Prof. Schlling is the
orchestra ana leader of the cathedral choir
After the ceremony the happy couple will
leave for Columbia, Ia, where the professor
will take charge of the Southern College of
Music ut that place.
The ninth concert of the Lachmund
Bethel series will take place q week from
next Tuesday, and Will consist of a lecture
on "A Journey Through Europe" with
stereopticon illustrations. given by DR.. c. c.
Salter. This will be interspersed with APP
propriate musical selections. On Nov. -.
the tenth and last, will be a request concert,
and all who are interested are asked 10 SEND
IN their requests as soon as possible.
The following is the board of directors of
the Woman's Work Exchange elected at n re-
cent meeting: Mrs. W. Il. Stone, president;
Mrs. Thomas Dowse, first vice president;
dent; Mrs. o. II. SimondS recording and cor
responding secretary; Mrs. w. e. White,
treasurer; Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs. a: l..
Barber, Mrs. Fraser. Mrs q. \. Elder, Mrs.
c. NJ. Vance, Mrs. A. NJ Bailey.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Lana Jones to w. b. Dixon, which
event will take place at 81. Paurs church.
Nov %, at o'clock. After the wedding
reception VIII De nelQ At the nome OF the
brides parents, Col. and Mrs. A. B. Jones.
Hiram Eastman, of this city, is getting up
dramatic club, and is making good progress
1t viii be known as the Eastman Starlight
Dramatic club and Will give entertainments
in the opera house during the winter.
NJ. B. Harrison, worlds fair commissioner.
has returned from Chicago. He will leave
again on the 18th inst 10 attend meeting of
the commission at Chicago on the 18th.
W. W. Henry, as soon as he heard of the
accident to his partner. MIR. Dulaney took
the next train for Pittsburg. He left Friday
afternoon via the Omaha.
Miss Grace WoodSdes home was thrown
open Tuesday night to party of young peo-
pie for the purpose Of organizing u club for
amateur theatrlcals.
Miss Ella Markell entertained a number of
friends Tuesday night III a very charming
manner. Cards. music and refreshments
filled the evening.
Mrs. Holmes, who has been for week
visiting her husband. Prof. Holmes, at the
Cheltenham, returned Tuesday to her home
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Barber were 'at home
Tuesday night to n large number of friends,
II being the anniversary OF Mrs. BARRIERS
birth
Mrs Butchart and Miss Butchart, who have
passed the last two months in Canada and
Nova Scotia, arrived home Sunday.
Senator A. j. Whiteman left Friday for
Dansville. \. Y, where he will arrange for
the rebuilding or his fathers mills.
John Zelch. of Newport Minn. Republi-
can representatiYe-elect 10 the coming legis-
latuIe, was III the city last Friday.
Hon. Beriah ana Miss Magotfin have re-
turned to their Kentucky home, after two
weeks stay at the Spalding.
George Chapman, of Lapeer Mich, who
has been visiting his brother S. Chapman,
returned home last Tuesday.
". E. Dufresne, OF the law book firm of
Dufresne X Dufresne, of ST. Paul. was in the
city last Friday.
Mrs. NJ O'Bren has received intelligence
of the death of her father, William Keller, of
TOwanda Pa.
Mrs. A. B. Jones and Miss Iona Jones
We're registered at the Metropolitan in ST.
Paul Tuesday.
W. NJ. W codward, freight and passenger
agent of the Santa Fe route, was i'll the city
last Friday.
NJ. S. Burrows, one of the leading clothiers
of the city, is going TO build himself So 200
residence.
MIR and Mrs. F. R. Weber left Tuesday
for the East intending to pass the winter in
George NJ. Smith, the popular local agent
OF the Omaha, is spending few days i'll Mar
quette.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Eldridge have sent out
cards to announce the birth of their son.
Nov. 4.
W. c. Bredenhagen, of St. Paul, who was
injured in the Omaha wreck, is improving.
Miss Thyrza Nieol gave Il tea party to q
small number of friends Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds entertained
last week George Reynolds. of ST. Cloud.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Holiday have moved
into their new house on Oregon avenue.
General Manager Fisher, OF the Duluth &
Winnipeg, has returned from the East.
II, II. Lamont has gone to Boston, being
called there by The illness of his sister.
Mrs. L. P. Totman is entertaining Mrs.
James Richardson, of Chicago.
Mrs. T. B. Hoover was among the Duluth
1ans in St. Paul last week.
W. E. Magraw, circuator for the GLOBE,
was i'll the city Yesterday.