St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-21
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent People ID ur-
ing the Past Week,

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London ElocutiOnists
Second TRIAL.. 800. From st. Nicholas
evening Song. ....... Hauser
Shakespeare
"Cabels Courtship"............C. A. Cribbitt
Tarentella..... .......,.. ..,-.......Poppen
Naughty Little GirI"-
Arranged by Mrs. Edna Chaffe Noble
La Chica and the Senator. ....... De Mile
The fourth of the series of peoples con-
certs was given last Tuesday evening at the
Bethel, when the following classical pro-
gramme was ~splendidly rendered.:
Vocal Solo-"Cavatina from Fa1st'. Gounod
Toeodore hammers.
Cello SolO-"MaZurka' ......... ......Popper
Ernest Lachmund.
Piano Solo-sImpromptu g sharp Chopin
Mrs. Emil Schmied.
Trio (piano, flute and cello)-"An-
Mr. and Mrs. Schmied and Mr.. Lachmund.
Vocal Solo-''The Two Grena-
diers''........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SEMINAR
Theodore hammers.
Duo for Cello and Piano-'An,
Mrs. schmied and MI. Lachmund.
Piano Solo-"Waltzn... .Rubenstein
Mrs. Emil schmied.
Vocal solo-~Love Song -. Wagner
Theodore hammers.
Trio (piano, flute and cello)-"Al-
legro" 49,. -. ..........W Wagner
MI. and Mrs. Schmied and Mt. Lachmund.
Miss Kate Hardy's reception last Friday
night was a very brilliant: affair. Very few
regrets came in response to the 200 invi-
tations issued, and the youth. beauty and
fashion of the city assembled in the spacious
parlors of the Spalding. The guests were
favored with some Rotations from Miss Har-
riet Mae Sibley and music by Prof. Ernest
Lachmund, able seconds of a very charming
hostess.
The reception given by the ladies' auxiliary
to members of the Y. NJ. G. A. last Monday
was well attended. After a bountiful feast
had been served, the reports of the different
committees were listened to. The present
membership of the association is 3Sl, and
the committee hopes to have 600 members
by Jan l, 1891. Financially, also. they are
in good condition. aud ale doing excellent
work.
Miss Carrie B. Otis, daughter of A. c.. Otis,
general manager of the st. Louis Land and
Improvement company. was married last
Tuesday evening TO Cyrus B. Wagar. a pop
ular young gentleman of this city. The
happy couple win spend their honeymoon
in the South, and upon their return to Du-
lutn will be at home at 13l East Second
street.
Mrs. Benjamin Heller entertained friends
street in honor OF her guests, Miss Hofheiner,
of Norfolk, Va, and Mrs. Aaron Heller, of
Chippewa Falls, Wis. e.
E. S. Hail and a.. W. Kuehnow have re
turned from their fishing trip to Knife river.
They report fine sport, and say indications
are that deer will be plenty in hat locality
this season..
Miss Lucie Cullyford is expected in New
York Thursday from a European trip. She
will be met by Col. and Mrs. Thomas Gully
ford, and will return home with them next
month.
Auditor Braden and the members of the
state board CT equalization, who visited
Duluth last week, took a drive over the Ter
race roadway and were enchanted with the
view.
Mems club at Masonic hall last Thursday
evening was a very enjoyable affair, about
80 couples being in attendance.
Thomas Mitchell, a retired millionaire of
Lexington, KY, left for his home last Mon
day. Mr.. Mitchell was once the owner of
Harrison's addition to Duluth.
A very delightful birthday party was ten.
dered j. H. Chapman Wednesday night in
the parlors of the st. Louis hotel, by his sis
ter, Mrs. Simcoe Chapman.
Mr.. Wilson. of Manchester, N. H, abrotheT
of n. H. Wilson. of the real estate firm of
Bennett q Wilson, is spending a few days in
thisc city.
E.. G. Pearson, assistant chief engineer of
the Northern Pacific. and assistant superin-
tendent Converse, were in Duluth yesterday.
superintendent of Schools Stultz returned
from st. Paul yesterday, where he has been
- o-1CS va eHS SSAOOAo
The, Misses Katie Long and Mamie Shan
non attended the state convention of the w.
c. 4. U. at Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. R.. L. Scovili and Miss Floy Palmer
attended last weeks session of the Y. W. c.
T.-U. convention at Minneapolis.
The Hartman Electric company has Sc
cured the contract for wiring the chamber
of for electric lights.
The Pulaski brass band, of Duluth, gave a
dance Thursday evening, corner of Fourth
street and Fifth avenue east.
Mrs. George De Corsy and daughter Fanny
left Duluth last Tuesday for an extensive
Southern aud Western trip.
Capt. Clements, of the police force, and
Chief Hopey, of the fire department., left for
st. Paul Tuesday evening.
G. G. Hartley, vice president of the Duluth
Street Railway company, made a flying trip
to st. Paul last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Harris gave a reception
last Friday evening at their residence, 227
West Third street.
Mrs. Peck IL Miss Kate Peck left Wednes-
day for Winter Park, Florida, where they will
spend the winter.
Frank Hoare went to Tower yesterday, to
furnish music for an entertainment given by
the A. o. q. W.
A. K. 'Teisberg, secretary of the railroad
and warehouse commission, was in town
yesterday. 7ff
G. w. Golf and family arrived last Tuesday
AZ L Gi04s oIA VIII 1fC Ill DululllQtI
manently.
Daniel Morrison and Miss Maggie MeEc.
hern were united in marriage last Tuesday
evening.
The Ladies Missionary society of the FRS
Presbyterian church met yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Hartley Will receive a
number of their friends next Tuesday even
ing.
Col. Joh Harrington is visiting W. F. Far
rington, of the Eastern Minnesota road.
Miss Kate Hardy has taken possession of
the Salter house on East Third street.
H C. Kendall and A. R. Chase spent the
early part of the week in st. Paul.
Miss Susie F. Austin, of Lester Park, has
gone to Minneapolis for a short visit.
Col. Thomas Cullyford and family have
gone East OF an extensive trip.
Mrs. E. E. Ludd and Mrs. DR.. Bowers are
visiting friends in Faribault.
Rollin Steward, of st. Paul. registered 81
the Spalding last Tuesday.
F. W. Merritt has gone on an exploring trir
to the Vermillion range.
Mrs. W. E. Richardson is visiting Mrs
Dickerman in st. Paul.
c.. H. Clague and wife have gone to Cleye.
land for a short visit.
John NJ. NJ. Graham is spending a few
days in Minneapolis.
Emil Hartman retu<ned from the Twir
Cities last Monday.
George A. Long has returned from his trir
IN the mountains.
Wells Gilbert has gone East to attend Cor
nell university.
Harry Walbank has returned to the Shat
tuck school.
Col. c, II. Graves spent last Wednesday il
| st. Paul.