St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-31
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent Zenith City
People.

People.
The most important social event of the
week was german given at the Spaldlng
last Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. L.. j.
Taussig in honor of Mrs. Tau ssig's sister,M Miss
O'Keefe, of st. Louis. About sixty ladies
and gentlemen were present, a partial list OF
which is given below: Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Forbes. Mr. and Mrs Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. G. Horbley, DR.. and Mrs. Brown, MI. and
Mrs. R. C. Rae. Col. and Mrs. Stoweil, Mr..
and Mrs. Cullyford, Mr.. and Mrs. Marble,
Maj. and Mrs Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs: Prindle,
Misses Cutler, Dowse. Munger. Markell, Sill
vie, Jones, Chaplin, Collins Merritt,
Fleming and Miss Pollock, OF st. 81.
Pana aesSas Wood sye GRANGER Han
son. Chandler, Mills, Dixon, Roberts. LORD,
John O'Keefe, of st. Louis, and Mr.. Power,
of New York. The german was led by H. +.
Mills, assisted by W b silvle me II. layers ho,i
room was tastefully decorated with flowers
and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Panton have returned
from their European trip. Mr.. Panton is the
senior memb err of the firm of Panton q wat
son. proprietors of the Glass block. He has
been to Scotland, the land Of his youth, and
had splendid time. 49,
Mrs. Ward Ames and children have gone to
Chicago.
r. g. Elliott. private secretary to Gov. Mer-
riam. was in the city last Monday. g.
Senator It. E. Bowen, editor of the News,
is spending a lew weeks with MS family at
Sleepy Eye.
Mayor Davis and Harbor Master Miller
have returned from their Eastern trip. The
steamer Japan brought them from Cleve-
land.
Mrs E. G. Swanstrom is visiting friends in
Minneapolis. as
L. Kahn, one of Duluth's most prominent
dry goods merchants, has returned from New
York.
NJ. Stewart, of the Lehigh Coal Company
of st. Paul, was a visitor in this city last
Tuesday. @ - -
Mr.. Robinson, city superintendent, lof
schools Of Portland. Me-, is guest OF b. III.
Hammond, of this city. u
W. Wheelock, son of the editor.in- chic OF
the Pioneer Press, registered at the Spalding
last Monday. Ee is Yale student.
Charles R. Kimball and wife left for St.
Paul last Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Pillsbury of Minneapolis, is visit
RMarion Douglas, the lawyer returned last
Tuesday from an extended Eastern trip.
Mile. Arcade Villere and Miss Seifert of
the Duluth summer school of languages, de-
parted for the East last Tuesday.
E. L. Emery, of the Ironton Land COM
pany, has gone to Boston and other Eastern
cities.
Miss Grace Maxwell, vaiedictorian of the
high school class of 1890. has gone to In
danapolis to attend the Butler university.
Messrs j. C. Bird and Charles E. Noble. of
Norristown, n. j.. who are making tour or
the Northwest passed through Duluth last
Tuesday, on their way to st. Paul. They will
return to this city next week.
Hon. P. j. McCumber and B. L. Bogart,
two prominent attorneys OF Nanpeton n.
D., were in this city few days last week
looking over the ground.
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sellville KY, and an extensive owner or Du-
luth real estate. has returned home He eX-
pects to bring his family back with him next
season to remain here permanently.
Capt C. II. Holden, clerk of the municipal
court, returned last Tuesday from the q. A.
r. encampment at Boston.
Miss Hester Pollock, of st. Paul, is visiting
Mrs. j. d, Ray of this city.
Mrs. N. F. Hugo returned Wednesday from
Kingston, Ont.
Mrs. E. c. Chandler is visiting friends in
Buffalo, n. Y.
ant reception last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs W. S. Birch gave reception to few
friends FRIDAY afternoon.
R. II. Harris and family have returned
from Lockport, N. Y.
Judge Caldwell, of Cleveland, who has been
visiting Judge Ensign and j.. ID. Ray, de-
parted for home last Tuesday ON the steamer
tabula, accompanied him.
Hon. Thos. L. Spellman, of Danvile, H.,
a candidate for congress from the Twenty
first district. is spending month in this city.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave social
and camp fire at their quarters in the Hunter
block Friday night. Lunch was served from
6 to 9yclock. 1t was very enjoyable time.
Prof Evans is having great success with
his Friday evening hops at the Temple hall.
| Philip Riley and Frank s. Sleeper. of Man
chester. N. H, are looking over Duluth.
There has. been considerable comment Of
| late upon the arrival in Duluth of large
stockholders in the Standard Oil
| company Senator Henry B. Payne and
| party, of Ohio. has been at the Spalding sew
| eral days, and several noted st. Paul CAPT
| talists it was noticed, came along the same
time Three of the most prominent st.
| Paulites TO arrive were Jacob Austrian.
| Nathan Myrick and II. NJ. Rice. There were
| about a half dozen Ohio capitalists in the
Payne party, including Messrs Wade and
Everett of Cleveland. The party broke up
| at this point. Senator Payne and wife going
| to the Yellowstone Park.
A very delightful entertainment of the
stereopticon order was given at the Betile
| last Tuesday evening. Rev. c. G. Salter took
| the scenes as he went along in his own fascI-
mating style. 1t was a splendid affair and
| was well attended.
| The ST. Louis County Teachers institute
| has been going on curing the past week,
| Prof Knepper and Miss Hall being the teach
ers. Last Tuesday evening Prof. s. B. Will
| son delivered lecture on Jamaica and Its
| Productions which proved to be very inter
| esting, as well as instructive.
| The social session of the Elks was held last
| Monday evening at the st. Louis hotel
| Charles Y. Abbott acted as toast master, and
he acted it we'll. The evening was passed
| very pleasantly. Singing and speech max
| ing occupied the time, and everybody was in
| happy frame of mind.
This has been a poor week for theater-
| goers Cleveland's Colored Ministries held
| the boards three times last week. two nights
| aid one matinee, and 1.-THE Stowaway," with
| its safe-breaking episode, was performed last
| evening Next week Robert Manten will
| play three nights, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
| urday, in his great pieces, 1.-THE Corsican
| Brothers, and ''Monbars.'
The Kings Daughters of the Pilgrim Con-
| gregational Church gave very interesting
| entertainment in the church parlors last Fri
| day evening. Besides vocal and instrumental
music, the ballad of 1.-The Oyster Man. was
| given. The proceeds of the entertainment
| will be used in furnishing room in st.
| Luke's hospital.