St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-18
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Events of the Week in the Zenith
CITY,

Olby.
The new officers of the Gate City
lodge, Knights of Pythias. were pub
licly installed in Odd Fellows hall last
Wednesday evening. They are: E. A.
Egery, p. c.; ID. j. Sinclair, c. c.;
William MeRae, Y. C.; F. C. Danser.
P; II. L. Sisler, K. r. S.; B. MattOcks
Jr., NJ. F.; W. ID. Dean, NJ. E.; A. r.
Ridgeley. M. A.; John Fl. Crawford, I.
e.; l.. Sinotte. o. G.. The ceremonies
were led by Grand Chancellor l.. P.
Hunt, of Mankato, assisted by Capt.
George w. Strayer, Col. E. S. Radcliffe,
Past Chancellor j. L.. Cromwell and
George 7. Hughes. The exercises were
iDterSpersed with recitation and two
songs. Miss Tiny Burns, of st. Paul,
recited THE Martyfed' in a splendid
manner, and also sang very sweetly the
very pathetic song, entitled 1.-The
Miss Annie Carroll, of this city, sang
Scanlon's Rose song. which was re-
ceived with applause.
After tine regular business meeting Of
the Father Mathew Total Abstinence
society Monday night, musical and
literary programme was rendered, con-
slsting of piano solo by Miss M. Ma
ginnis. two songs by the cadets, and
recitatiOns by Masters j. Fitzgerald, E.
Dixon, Vincent Grady and Otto Poirier.
Bishop McGOlrick delivered short but
interesting address, showing the boys
what splendid advantages result from Q
liberal education, and comparing the
well educated Catholic boys of to-day
with Catholic boys who are brought up
in ignorance and surrounded by vice
There was good turn out to the enter.
tainment.
Mayor Davis will leave to-day on
trip to Tacoma, WASH. to visit his
daughter. who has been in poor health
lately. The trip will occupy about
three weeks. but the mayor expects to
return before election day.
The following st. Paul people were in
the city last week: w. H. Sutmar, w.
F. Phelps, M. ID. Flower, Henry A. Cas-
tie, G. X. Stearns and wife, f. w.
Wilsey, G. II. Grundy. M. Frankell, |.
/. Murphy. Hopewell Clark, G.. E. Dlcker-
man, John Mcclure.
The Duluth Round Table had a very
interesting discussion last Monday
evening at the residence of w. Z. Sar-
gent, at Lakeside. The subject was
municipal Government"
Judge E. p. Martin was in the city
Thursday for the first time IN six weeks.
He has almost recovered from the re-
cent accident he met with at his farm.
Supt. w. B. Patton, of the Endion
Baptist Sunday school. was presented
on Sunday by the teachers with hand
some lamp as token of their esteem.
Miss Alma Gregory and Mrs. c. O.
Van Iderstine. who have been visiting
friends here for two weeks past, left last
night for their home in Marquette.
X. III. Harris has returned from Chi
fnI l.,, % al
ter, Mrs. j. A. Halderman, who will
visit her for several days.
| Secretary S. A. Thompson, of the
chamber of commerce, returned from a
months visit to the East Friday morn
| ing.
w. Neracher. of Cleveland. maker of
the Neracher system of water piping for
protection against fire, is in the city.
III. S. Parker, manager of the Duluth
Boot and Shoe company, will arrive in
a few days from Boston.
The third annual ball of the Duluth
| Typographical union was given at the
ST. Louis Friday evening.
! III. s. Pickands, of Chicago, one of the
directors of the Minnesota Iron COM
pany, is at the Spaldng.
Judge Ensign and E. S. Hammond
! left yesterday for Santa Basbara, Cal,
! TO spend the winter.
| j. Ii. Chandler, general counsel of the
Minnesota Iron company, returned yes
terday to Chicago.
&c ieral Manager Fisher, of the Du-
| lntn " Winnipeg, will return next week
from Baltimore.
Ex-Gov. S. S. Fifield and wife, of Ash
| land, Wis, are visiting Capt. T. II.
| Pressnell-
| Mrs. J. A. Boggs, who has been visit
ing her mother in st. Paul, has returned
to Duluth.
Miss Maren Miller has returned to the
| Ogontz school for young ladies at Phila-
delphia.
DR.. Tufte has gone to Berlin, and ex-
poets to return with some of DR.. KOch'S
| lymph.
Lester Park Social club gave a dance
| at Lester Park hotel last Friday even
lug.
| Thomas Cochran, of st. Paul, spent a
day or two in this city last week.
Col. w. II. H. StoweIl and familysre-
turned from st. Paul Monday.
M. j. O'Brlen, of st. Paul, was Wis.,
itor in this city last week.
Mrs. X. S. Munger is on visit to
friends in St. Paul.
w. E. Lucas, of st. Paul, is registered
at the Spalding.
F. A. Cullen returned Monday from
visit to Toronto.
Capt. Shannon has gone on a trip to
| Buffalo.
F. j. Matthewson has returned from
| Ashland.