St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-14
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent People at
the Zenith CITY.


Mr. Lachmund.
"Ich Grolle Nichr' -. 49,. -. Schumann
Mr.. Lammers
'Zigeuner Taenze"-Gypsy dances. .Nachez
Mr. Madden.
die Forelle" Crhe Trout ........... Keller
Mrs Schmied.
INTERNIssIoN.
''Perpetuum Mobile" perpetual
Mrs. Lachmund.
'ReGitatio and Aria. $500. Tannhaender
Mr.. hammers.
Mr.. Madden. 49,
Trio-Hungarian Rondo.. .......... Hayden
Mrs. Schmied, MIR. Madden, Mr.. Lachmund
A very interesting entertainment was given
al the Bethel last Friday evening for the
benefit of the boys club room After an ad-
dress of greeting from Hon. Page Morris,
the following programme was carried out:
Piano duet ................ 49,. MendelSsohn
Miss Howard and Miss Noble.
Recitation-"The Elf Child
James Whitcomb Riley
Mrs. d'Autremont
Piano Solo-"Impromptu' -. 80. Chopin
Miss Howard.
Observation-Disclosures Grub ...... Dickens
Mrs. d Autremont.
Zitner SOLO. .....:.., Mrs. wise
Dickens Christmas Carol illustrated by
calcium light, with descriptive readings,
by Prof. A. f. Rudolph. Among the views
were: Scrooge's Office, Christmas Past.
Christmas Future, Marley.s Ghost Ali
Room, The Church Yard. Bob CratchiL's
Home, Buying the Turkey at the Door.
The boys club, in whose behalf the enter
tainment vas kindly offered, is one of many
dating from the first organization in New
Haven in 1887.
Central fire station, No l, was gaily deco
rated last Thursday evening with flags aud
evergreens; the cots in the dormitories were
80 srl.f
cupied the archway between the two apart
ments. The occasion was social dance
given by the fire fighters. and general good
time resulted. There were about seventy
couples present, and number of visitors
from Superior attended. The grand march
was led by Chief Smith and Mrs. Merry, and
the fireMen were all in full dress Refresh
ments were served about midnight and the
dancers departed at 80.
The follow ing named st. Paul people were
among the visitors TO Duluth last week: c.
e. Mcdonald, Z. E. Dickerman, G. q. Nettle-
ton, A. A. Cratsenberg, Col A. De Graf,
John A. berkey and wife. George e. SquireS,
Ed H. ozmun, William Spriggs,. Hopewell
Clark, Gus Ii. Beauiieu, John Garfield. w. A.
Somers, j. McCabe, A. r. Bixley, w. FL. Bu-
chanan. Charles Tangler, W. II. Fisher, ID.
II. Merritt and W. II. Sutman.
The Duluth tent of the Knights OF Macca-
bees has installed the following officers: Past
Sir Kt. Com. j. COX; Sir at. Com. W. Ii.
Wilson; Past Sir 1t. Com, George Fineout;
Past Sir II. K. Frank Elliott: Sir 1t. F. KID.
McFadzen: Sir Pre-. John Henry: Sir Ply,
H. Davis: Sir Serg.. E. Pischner; Sir NJ. at A,
H. Chadwick; first NJ. of the G., r. Rodger:
sentinel, William Cobean.
Prof r. H. Evans has issued invitations to
a soiree at Masonic Temple hall on Tuesday
evening next. Mrs. A. NJ. Miller and Mrs. r.
G. Ray will be the reception committee aud
the managers will be MeSsrs Chandler, Tot
man, Huntress and Culver.
The ladies Of the Unitarian society Of this
city held a very successful sale of fancy and
useful articles i'll the Unitarian church last
Thursday at ernoOn. In the evening the
Unity club entertained large audience with
q farce.
The ladies OF the Endion Baptist church
have decided to have an art display in con-
nection with their oyster and chicken pie
supper and sale of fancy goods to be held at
the church parlors next Tuesday evening.
j. E. Whitman. formerly secretary and
treasurer of the St Paul school Furniture
company. has moved to this city, and will go
into the real estate business, having an Office
with C. Z. Richardson.
Artist C. S. Hatch will give an exhibition
of his valuable collection of Oil paintings at
the social and fancy sale at Endiou Baptist
church next Tuesday evening.
Reports about the condition of Bob Du-
lany. who was injured few weeks ago in
the Pennsylvania wreck, state that he is re-
covering very slowly.
d. A. Rud. of the city engineering depart
ment, who is suffering from a severe attack
of typhoid fever, remains in an unchanged
condition.
Miss Aunetta Sloan has resigned her posi-
ton in the Yale school and left for her old
home in Cincinnati, where she will in future
reside.
The ladies' of the First Methodist church
gave social last Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs A. G. Jones, 400 West second
street.
The old settlers had their annual banquet
at the Spalding on the 10th inst. Hiram
Hayes, OF Superior, Wis, was elected presi-
dent.
H. s. Moody, who had a severe attack Of
typhoid fever several months ago, is again
confined to ks house with the same malady.
A very pleasant tea and card party was
given last Friday evening at the residence of
Mrs. o. II. Simonds, OH West Second street.
Charles P. Craig and Miss Florence C.
Nichols were married last Wednesday in the
Grace NJ. E. church by Rev. Clinton Locks.
". c. Mcclure, the big lumberman from
Saginaw, Mich, is here looking after the
progress Of the MitchellMcClure mill.
A tissue paper party win be given at the St.
Louis next Tuesday evening by Col. and Mrs.
Cullyford and DR.. and Mrs. Brown.
T. F. McIver and family willoccupy one Of
the cottages in Smith terrace as soon as the
buildings are ready for occupancy.
A. NJ. Miller Jr.. manager of the Temple
theater. is at ST. Luke's hospital down with
typhoid fever. He is improving.
F f. McIver. of st. Paul, has arrived to
take charge of the business of the Duluth
Dry Goods company.
C. l.. Lewis, a prominent LAWYER of Fergus
Falls, was in the city last Tuesday. He thinks
of locating in Duluth
A Malmsted, president and manager of the
Crown Iron Works company, of Minneapolis,
is here on business.
shield, of the Boston Realty company, have
arrived in the city.
Mrs. Roberts. mother Of Mrs. j. ]. LIE
TOurneau. left last Thursday evening for her
home in Vermont.
Rev. D. G. Holmes, of Chicago, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. NJ. E. Butler, at 305 East
Third street.
Rev. D. G. Holmes, Of Chicago. is the guest
of his daughter. Mrs. NJ. E. Butler, 800 East
Third street.
The December meeting of the Woman's
Suffrage circle has been postponed until the
10Th inst.
j. D. Stryker and family left last Wednes-
day fol Towanda, Pa, to spend few weeks.
George NJ. Stevenson returned last Friday
from ten days trip in Ohio and Indiana.
The Y. P. s. C. E. gave a social at the First
Presbyterian church last Friday evening.
Miss Genie Giddings. of Owatonna is visit
ing Miss Libbie Stevenson, of this city.
". B. McCord. .ez-insurance inspector,
spent Thursday at the Spalding.
A very successful Assembly ball was given
at the Spalding last evening.
Louis Meining has gone to Michigan for a
few weeks visit with friends.
James Sheridan and D. T. Adams have
gone South for the winter.
William F. Draper will go to Philadelphia
soon to spend the holidays.
Simcoe Chapman departed for St. Paul last
Thursday on business trip.
E. s. Upham, and wife aud daughter, left
for the South last Friday.
0. H. Simonds and D. r. Merritt have re.
turned from st. Paul.
+ Mrs. Ward Palmer has gone to Philadelphia
for lengthy visit.
F. H. Quinby, Of this city, is visiting in
Minneapolis.
JB. Holmes, of this city, was in st. Paul
last Tuesday.
w. I. Bailey and wife went to Chicago Fri
day.
j. Fl. Mcbride has returned from Bismarck.
B. Heller has gone to Chicago.
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