St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-20
DULUTH SOCIAL.

The consert given last Tuesday evening in
Normanna hall was a delightful success.
The programme consisted of singing. dia-
logues and Rotations, ending with dance.
The proceeds of the entertainment went to
help fill the cash box of the West End band
Nothing OF great moment has taken place
in the society of Duluth during the past week
The usual number of social events, however,
such as dancing and card parties, con certs
and dinner parties have occurred.
L. II. Vincent, who lectured last week be-
fore the Round Table, is nephew of Mrs.
Geggie. He will return in the spring and
give series of lectures. Mr.. Vincent is also
quite musician.
leave tomorrow for the East to have their
little son treated. Mrs. Denfeld expects to
remain East during the winter and part of
the summer.
Fred Vose and family will leave tonight for
Owasso. Mich. They will also visit Toledo,
o., and other Eastern places. They will re-
turn about Jan. !.
The grasshopper cantata, which got such
an enth usiastic reception week before last,
was repeated at the Bethel last Wednesday.
Little Clara Nichols and her brother, chill
dren of Mrs. G. D. Craig, will spend Christ
mas with their grandmother in Minneapolis.
Mrs. c. T. Bradley. of Ann Arbor, Mich.
who has been visiting her brother, DR.. C. A.
Stewart returned home Thursday.
Judge and Mrs. |. +. West are entertaining
Mrs. Cora Christie. of Anacostia, ID. c., and
John Wishart, of North Dakota.
Miss Ruth ingalls,. who is attending school
at Waterman hall, has returned to Duluth 10
spend the Christmas holidays
George c. Greenwood and family, formerly
living at the ST. Louis. have moved into their
new house at the East end.
G. NJ. and W. H. Cruikshank, of the city
engineers office, left Friday for Liberty, Ind,
TO spend the holidays.
The Cliff Dwellers," gave a delightful
dance at Masonic Temple hall last Wednes-
day evening.
David Burbank, who is attending the state
university, has returned home TO spend the
holidays.
Mrs. j. E. Rice of Davenport To-, sister
of Moses Stone, is spending a few weeks III
this city.
The motker of o. G. Trappagen, who has
been seriously i'll, is now on the road 10 re-
covery.
Miss Fannie Park, of Lakeside, is spending
the winter at her old home in Western On.
tario.
Miss Mitchell, teacher In the Hardy
school, has gone to Chicago to spend Christ
mas.
A. Nelson, the popular agent of the St. Pau
| & Duluth, is spending the winter in Florida.
John Gordon, of the Northern Steamship
company, is spending the winter in Buffalo
T. F. HuntreSs returned Thursday from 3
two weeks visit in Michigan and the East.
j. S. Dwyer, Of the board of public works
| is spending the winter in New Hampshire.
Miss Woodbridge and Miss Lacker are
| spending the winter on the Pacific coast.
The young son of L. NJ. Willcuts has EN-
| tirely recovered from his recent illness.
| Guy Williams will spend the Christina a:
| holidays at his old home in Iowa.
Assistant City Attorney Squiers, who has
| been i'll, is entirely recovered.
Prof. ToIman the scientific expert, left fol
| Chicago Friday afternoon.
C. E. Jones will spend Christmas Will
4 friends in Minneapolis.
JIM. Miller, of the Ideal restaurant, has re
| turned to Minneapolis.
| CIV. Norton is spending a couple of week
| in the East.
Mrs. D. o. Irwin is very i'll with pneumonia
Capt. j. II. Triggs. has gone East again.