St. Paul daily globe., 1890-02-09
DULUTH SOCIAL.
Events in Society During the
Week just Closed.

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Week just Closed.
Mrs. George Right, of st. Paul, is in
the city.
Miss Madden. of Chicago, is guest of
Mrs. DR.. Stocker.
Mrs. Charles E. Groeh, of st. Paul, is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. f. S. Daseett is away on a two
weeks trip to Chicago.
Cards are issued for the Quinn Pearce
wedding next Tuesday.
Mrs. Clinton Markell entertained
large number of friends.
w. NJ. Maher and Miss Sarah Ryan
ard to be married Monday.
Mrs. Judge Hale entertained large
party of friends Thursday afternoon.
Mrs: Ed. Bornidge, of Tower, has re-
TURNED home after weeks absence.
Mrs. A. S. Morris, of ST. Paul, is
spending few days here with friends.
Mrs. A. l.. McGregor and husband
have returned from an extensive bridal
tour.
Senator and Mrs. Whiteman have
gone on two weeks visit to Danville,
Ny.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter, of
MarQuette, are stopping with friends
here.
Mrs. W. B. Scott, of st. Paul. en-
joyed brief visit with friends here this
week.
Mrs. J. S. Lyon. of Minneapolis, has
been visiting friends here during the
week.
Miss c. Craig, of Fergus Falls, is en-
joying pleasant stay with Duluth
friends.
Mrs. j. B. Roy, young bride, former
ly of st. Paul, has arrived in Duluth for
permanent residence.
Mrs. Hoover and husband have gone
ia Wichita, Kan, to attend the wedding
ceremonies of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. McGregor have re-
turned from their bridal trip and are at
home on West Second street.
Mrs. j. w. Alexander. of Minneapo-
lis, was welcomed by number OF old
time friends here this week.
Mrs. f. E. Kennedy and Mrs. j. FL,
Triggs have gone to Washington. Capt.
Triggs will chaperone them.
The engagement of W. w Sanford and
Miss Hall, sister of Mrs. G.. III. Clague.
is announced. The wedding will occur
in Hudson, Wis.
A very large reception and party is to
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Miller
at their residence on Second street and
Second avenue east Wednesday even
ing.
The Duluth Boat clubs reception and
dance takes place at The SpauIding
week from next Tuesday, ahd will be a
brilliant affair. The invitations will be
issued early next week. The following
are the principal committee members:
Arrangements, l.. j. Hopkins, George
a. French, A. w. Fimple, A. S. Morgan
and ii. ID. Pearson; floor management,
Z. Ii. Eldridge, G. J. KerShaw, O. G.
Hartman, II. f. Chandler and III, F.
Totman. A fine dancing programme
has been arranged. and the music has
been specially rehearsed for the coca
sion. The boat club is always noted for
the excellence OF its parties. and now
the club expects to outdo itself.
The Young Mems club gave one of
the most enjoyable dances of the series
at ingalls, hall last night. Hoares or
cheStra furnished the music. Among
those in attendance the repurter recog-
nized the following: Gentlemen-
Messrs. Speed, Barker, Ginder. Bowler,
Ziegler, Brown, LauX, Siewert, Sher-
wood, Parker, Wilmington, Henry,
Strothman, Whitmole, Hartley, But
| chart, Mall Ralston, Crambie, Liilt, Har-
per, Jennings, Harrington. Ladies'
Misses Stewart, Henry, shick. Patter-
son, K: Patterson, Chilly, Jones, Kre-
livitz. Bowen, Mailman, Emerson. Pray,
Coleman. Gilbert, Ralston, Butchart,
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Selley, Mrs. Henry.