St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-26
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent People Dur
ingth Past Week.

The seventh of the popular concerts under
| the Lachmund management Will be given at
| the Bethel next Tuesday. Among the mus-
/! cal attractions will ne a vocal sextette OF Ia
! dies under the direction of Mrs. Dinwoodie
! q flute solo by Mr.. Giernn, two recitatiouS
| by A. f. Rudolph, and two piano solos by
Mrs. DR.. Day. There will be three more en-
| iertanments-the last being u request con-
! cert
| Manager J. C. Sinclair. of the Western
F., Union Telegraph company was absent from
: his post of duty last week long epough To
| take unto himself wife His marriage with
Miss May Macdonoueh, of Minneapolis, took
| place in that city last Saturday Mr. and
! Mrs. Sinclair have returned to Duluth, and
! will begin their new life with the best wishes
| of many friends.
. Ernest Lachmund. the 'celoist and teacher
, of music began yesterday Il series of lectures
I upon the history of music from neurological
times down to the present. His lecture yes
! terday was very Interesting and was devoted
! to q careful description of the earliest singers
| and players, and the musical Instruments
f! they used.
/ Mrs. f. r. Brace entertained friends Fri
! dav in honor of her cousin, Miss Willis, OF
| Wilmington. Del. Cards were issued for an
! afternoon reception, which was Htterded by
! large number of ladies. In the evening n
| card party was given The floral decora-
/ tons and refreshments were very elegant.
A new social organization, with the lauda-
BILE desire 10 advance social improvement
and culture has been organized in this
city. 1t will be known as the Oriental club.
The projectors are George ID. Swaine, V. o.
Berggren, Harry Rivers, W. +. Zimmerman
and A. 5. Greening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Spear, left last week for
Washington, whence Mrs. spear will go to
California for the winter after Spending
about two months with Washington and
Baltimore friends.
Mrs Charles Badger. nee Rainey. is lying
very i'll at her home in Minneapolis. Mrs
Badger has many warm friends here who
will learn that there little hone CT
ner recovery.
Miss Anna Chamberlin. is rapidly con-
vaIescing and hopes soon TO return to this city
form her home in Pontiac, Mich. where she
/ has been very ill with typhoid fever.
Cards have been issued announcing that
| the marriage of Robert Porter Dowse and
Miss Corneiia Earl Chaplin will be solemnized
Nov. 5 at First Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Otis had party of
! Maine capitalists, consisting of Messrs.
Hitchcock MarstOn, Knowiton, and Boyn-
: ton as guests last week.
, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Carpenter have been
a ! entertaining MIR. Carpenters mother for the
past six weeks. She left Monday for her
home i'll Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Goodyear, of Tomah,
Wis, who have been visiting friends here for
! several days, left for home last TUESDAY by
J way of 81. Paul.
: The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
G | Schmied win be glad to know that their
little daughter, who has been very sick, is
= improving.
. Miss Anna r Hare, of Hardy school, is IL
= | Chicago i'll attendance at meeting of the
National Association of Collegiate Almunae.
Mrs. Hayman, who has been the guest OF
: Mr.. ana Mrs. A. Bailey for the past two
l months, has returned to her home in Boston
: Mrs. Frank LesIie's lecture at the Temple
Y last Wednesday evening was attended by
i large and fashionable audience.
: Mrs simpson, mother of Mrs. L. M. Noyes
/ who spent the past month in Duluth, lef
| Monday for Portland. Me.
n The Silver Star Social club gave its thir(
~ | dancing party at ingalls, hall Thursday nigh
\ | with large attendance.
Mrs E. Mcfarland and Miss Florence NJ C
IL Farland. OF st. Paul, are visiting Mrs. Car
n ruthers. at Lakeside.
:, Mrs Colneiia G. Hawley has returned from
Europe where she passed the summer ant
a will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs
n ". g. COTE.
y Mrs. C. f. Van Bergen left Tuesday moo
Il | for ST. Paul, where she will visit her sister
~ | Mrs. Donneliy.
a Conductor and Mrs. T. E. Leonard of 81
Paul, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Camp
X bell last week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W, Bill had as guests las
Id week Mrs. Judge Thomas and daughter, o
lg Minneapolis.
j. W. Earl, of Merritt & Earl left las
THURSDAY on ID business trip to Pniladelphl;
ar Mrs. c. d. Jones is entertaining her mothe
n Mrs. William NJ White, Of Richmond Va.
r c. E. shannon returned last Thursday fro,
ii hunting trip in the upper Missouri.
Mrs. S. ID. Allen, has been entertainil
io Mrs. l.. w. Bowers, of Winona.
.; FL. l.. Sisler returned last Friday from
III two weeka' trip.
s. Miss Lou Bailey will attend school in DO
lg ton this year.
t. An assembly will take place next week
IN the SpaIding.
Mrs. Walter Marvin has returned from Il
nj East.