St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-01
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings OF Prominent People OF
the Zenith City.

D0ings OF Pro mInent People OF
the Zenith City.
The annual ball of Division No. 9. c. R..
X Of p. at the Sualdlng. Wednesday even
Ing. was attended by about l5J couples
HOare's orchestra furnished The music. and
the excellent supper supplied by Mr.. EmeT-
son. added greatly 10 the enjoyment or the
entertainment. The Invitation committee
consisted of Sir Knights Lewis ROuCheIeau
William swain ana Ed Holden. reception
commit ee- Brig. Gen. Shaw Col. Fred Rad
cine. LleGl- OT- l. MeluIug ana SIR knlgnIS
Randall and Modem floor committee. Sir
knights j. " Sargent Louis ChriSuanson.
Fred Aldred. herman Opel and William
Swain.
The following very Interesting program
was gwen at Inc First NJ. L church last Fri
day evening: Introduction of George ana
Lady Washington; also cabinet aud ladies in
costume; solo, The Kings Champion,
Vi. Watson. L. +. Burrell: duet NV Boat is
waiting Here for Thee. Miss Lucille Wig
gins. Miss Lou Graham: quartet. Come
~ here The Ripping a1erS Flow. Misses
Graham ana Virgins AiessTs- McMillen and
BurreL: solo, when George Third was
King.
The a. o. Il. of this city held its regular
meeting y Mednesday evening. 1t IS incFeas-
ing III membership very rapidly. New names
are being handed IN each day. St PaTIck's
day VIII be appropriately celebrated. and a
grand dramatic entertainment viii be pre-
sented unGer It's auspices on that evening.
President Hugo ana I'D. Long left tOgether
"Wednesday night for St. Paul. They said
they were going III the interests of annexa-
ton. but there was q rumor aIlOat that they
went ont of town 10 flgnt dus.-aud that City
Attorney Allen who accompanied them. was
TO be re teTee.
Mrs Lucy A. Shaw nd Charles F. Perry
OF Lincoln. Mich. arrived at Lester Park
Wednesday morning. having been called to
the bedside OF their son and brother Willis
l.. Perry Iney are stopping Al the Lester
Park MOTEL with Mrs. a. N. Derby, a sister of
Mr.. Perry.
The thirteenth recital OF Mrs. J. s Din
WOOdie was given TO her pupils by Mrs II.
Mckindlev, Mrs John LOmau. Mrs. Z. r.
Clague and Mrs. Ernest Lachmund. at the
residence of Mrs. d. NJ. Root l4l9 East First
street, at 4 o clock Friday afternoon.
Jonu T. C1ndon has retired from the drn
OF Condor X Gate his interest having been
purchased by d. L. Clarke. late OF Buffalo
Mr.. COudou viii now devote his entire time
TO the management OF the Grand opera house
al - est superior
Charles \. Knorr of Chicago. has been en-
gagged 10 sing the tenor parts IN the Messiah.
which viii be given mere on June II aui L.
Mr knOrr Is one OF the best-knOwn IeuOrs N
the Vest Miss Christine Nelson Will slng
the coatraltO.
A Wesley memorial service viii be given
III tEe FIRST Methodist chUTcn this eveuIng.
IN honor of the IgJth anniversary of the
death OF Wesley. Miss H0lister VIII read a
H. IL N y
dress.
Mrs. Mary Richardson. accOmpan led BY
her son. ". &. Richardson ana his wife. viii
I leave this week for Winner PARK. Ia where
they VIII spend few weeks.
G. i. Ring ana Charles X. Little the sag
inaW lum oermen. are III the city in couuec-
tiOu with their new mill 10 be built at West
Duluth
The Ladies Aid society of Endion Baptist
Church was entertained " Wednesday after
noon by Mrs L. ). Upham. i42l East First
street
Last Friday evening. the junior contest in
the Y M c. a gymnasium was attended bv
4 large audieuce, and was very creditable
affair.
Lieut, G .. Fitch. C. s A. will leave next
Monday Tor Portland Ore, TO take charge OF
the United States engineers Office there
Joseph NJ. Geist, the jeweler. left Wednes-
day for Il business trip through The East. he
viii pc gone month or six weeks
A large number of Masons went up to
/ Tower last Tuesday TO attend the organlza-
ton of new lodge in that city
R L. EtUnger. general manager of the Min
nesota Iron Car company, left Tor Richmond.
Va, last sunday evening
Frank Lazier the well known vessel man
of shannon d LaZier, has returned after an
extended Eastern "trip.
scandinavian entertainment was given
at NOrmauna nall Friday evening. II was
followed by dance.
DR.. Thomas O'Hageu. of Canada. will lee
ture at West superior tomorrow evening on
the poet L0ngfeIloW.
Mrs. E. L. Emery has been called to Great