St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-09
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominently People in the
Zenith City.


The wedding of Robert D WISE and Miss
Cornelia Chaplin last Wednesday night was
one OF the most important events of Tie sea-
son. The services took place in the First
Presbyterian church. Rev. DR.. RingIand Of
helatlng. There were six ushers, namely:
MesSrs. w. b. Sllvey, l.. j. Hopkins, W. II.
Roberts, Alex ". Hartman, W B. Dixon
and E. c. Jones. The house was handsomely
decorated with flowers in white and gold in
honor OF the occasion. uoare's orchestra
furnished music during the reception and
dainty supper was served to the guests MIR.
and Mrs. Dowse left on the south Shore train
for an extended Eastern "trip. Among those
present we're: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
of ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. BarSe1,
Mr.. aud Mrs. I'll. G. Crawf ford, Mr. and Mrs. G.
q. Greenwood, Mr.. and MRS. ;. Chapman, Dr.
and Mrs >. G. Mccormick, Mr. aud Mrs j.
Il: Upham Mr. aud Mrs; j. D. Ray. MIR. and
Mrs. George Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. George
hupley, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Vance Mesdames
e. Markell, Byers and a, id Barber: Misses
Markell, Jones. Silvev. McLaren Ensign. Col
Booth, and Messrs. Q. C. Hartman, Huntress,
Frank Barber VIII Peyton. John Crawford,
FREQ Chapman, and Robert Ray.
The Unity club had social dance at the
SPalding last evening, which was attended
by Duluth most prominent society people
Amona those present were Mr. and Mrs. Tot.
man. Barnard. Musher. Volentine Leland.
Greenwood. Kingmau. Brace, Fuller An
neke, Washington. Moles, Mrs. sutherland,
Mrs. Baily, Misses Mugudin, Willis, Collins
Dowse, Boyse, Cullyford. kichmoud, Leland
sutherland, Wheelock, Kingman, Barnard,
Gilbert ana McLean, and Messrs Huntress,
Lazler, Jones. Henry, Hopkins, Coffin. Cul-
yer, French, Gregory. Shipman, Lord. Tot
man. Cotton, Sheppard, Sherwood, Siewert
Hughes and Banman,
The peoples concert at the Bethel next
Tuesday promises d very interesting pro-
gramme. Donald Mcleod and Mrs. Bidweil
col, a II.
the CeciliGn society. namely: Mesdames Nc.
Hinley, Stocker, Marvin and Da viii per
form eight-handed pieces upon the piano.
One OF Mrs. Bidwell's songs will ce sung with
cello obligato by Ernest Lacbmund George
F. Cook win also give readings from Shake.
speare.
The Masonic temple was the scene of an
enjoyable affair last Wednesday evening.
The event was c. mpiimentary reception
and banquet in honor of Hon. T. W.
Hugo, who has just returned from Washing
ton, where he succeeded in receiving a char
ter for consistory for the scottish Rite
branch OF the order About sixty members
or The order were present.
The members of the Eiks began last Friday
to sell tickets for their benefit, which occurs
at the Temple opera Nov. %. The perform
ance will be "Edilha's Burglar" a play
which was seen in Duluth last year and
created considerable comment
The Mae Bee Social club Limited. held
meeting last Thursday evening ana organized
with the following officers: President.
Charles Starkey: vice president Arthur Nc
Gowie; treasurer, Dr.. Walker; secretary NJ
NJ. Wilton. The club will give dance
soon.
Among the prominent Minnesota polrti-
clans and statesmen who visited Duluth dur
Ing the last week are Attorney General Clapp,
Hon. Charles +. Flandrau. Senator c.
Davis, Internal Revenue Collector Marcus
johnson, and Gen. Baker.
a very pleasant but quiet wedding took
place at the Episcopal rectory last Tuesday
4. McManus and Miss Ada P. Rackle The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. N.
Barker
Seueral members of the order of the East
err Star went to CloQuet Friday afternoon to
institute lodge at that place. The new
lodge starts out with a membership of over
thirty.
change OF Duluth will be held tomorrow at
3 O'Clock p m. at the residence Of Mrs W. r.
Stone. 40 East Third street.
Mrs. E. P. Emerson returned last Tuesday
from the East accompanied by Mrs. Warren
A. Conover, of New York, who will make a
long visit in Duluth.
James Alderman and Miss Annie Pastoret.
both of this city. were married last Tuesday
morning at the pro-cathedral, Father Corbet
officiating
Harry Cullyford left for Colorado yester-
day: The object of his trip is the recovery OF
ms health He will be away several months
Mrs. A. A. Kind returned from Minneapo-
as last Wednesday. She was there attending
the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Walcott
reception in honor of George H. Kemp
ana wife was held at the Endion Baptist
eharch last Thursday evening.
W. ID. RaTries. who was elected to nnnarasz