St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
DULUTH SOCIAL.
Doings of Prominent People OF
the Zenith City.

Doings of Prominent People OF
the Zenith City.
This has been chill week for society
in the Zenith City. About the most i'm
portant event of social nature was the
reception and dance in the Masonic
Temple, given last Wednesday evening
by the ladies of the Order of the East
ern Star. These entertainments are
always well gotten up, and neither
pains nor money isspared to make them
a success.
The fifth musicale given in Temple
hall Monday evening by Ernest Lach-
mund and his pupils. was well attended
and thoroughly enjoyed. The render
ing OF the programme showed great
progress made under Mr.. Lachmund'S
pa;nStaking Instruction. The entire
programme consisted of piano playing.
The pupils consisted not alone of Du-
luthians, for West Duluth and West
Superior were also represented. All
the selections were taken from the
works of master composers.
The Ladies' Mission society of the
Duluth presbytery has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mrs. Ring
wald; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
TwOomy, Duluth: recording secretary,
Mrs. Williamson, West Duluth; treas
urer, Mrs. McClelland Cloquet: vice
presidents. Mrs. Abertson, First
church, Duluth: Mrs. Findlay, Second
church; Mrs. Richardson, ClOQuet; Mrs.
Greenshields, HincKley.
The home of DR.. and Mrs. e. E. Col
Inns at 42S East Third street was thrown
open to friends on Wednesday evening.
about sixty persons participating in a
game of slX-handed progressive euchle.
Mrs. c. NJ. Vance, Mrs. Frank Burke
Miss Munger Judge Page Morris. Frank
Burke .lr., and George Strayer were the
prize winners. The prizes and refresh
ments were of excellent character.
The Duluth Bicycle club has gaIlantIy
popular summer sport, and, as there are
several lady cyclists in the city, the
chances are favorable for large club.
There are at present about fifty gentle
men here who own bicycles. and more
have Signifed their intention to invest
in an "iron horSe' of some description.
The organ recital given yesterday aft
ernoOn by the ''CecilianS'' was a Splen-
did entertainment. Several vocal seIec-
tiOus were also given. Every piece
which was of classical nature was ac-
cOmpanied with a short description of
the composer. The selections were from
Mendelssohn, Rossini, Bach, Handel,
List. Haydn and BatiSte.
The Cecilian society gave very in
teresting organ recital Friday evening.
Papers were read and illustrated on the
organ. In fact an excellent programme
was given. Ali parts were taken by
members of the society, the whole con-
~
l.. A. Marvin.
E. l.. Hobson Jr., of Richmond, Va,
has arrived in Duluth. having Just re-
been sojourning for his health. Mr..
Hobson was formerly secretary of the
Minnesota Iron Car company.
Rev. g. II. MacClelland, pastor OF
the First Baptist church, was in Min
| neapoliS last Tuesday attending board
meeting of the Educational society and
State Missionary society.
Silas w. Clark Jr., recently married
at Council Bluffs, To-, has returned from
wedding trip through the South.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will be at home al
| 513 Fourth avenue east.
W. Ii. Adams, Of st. Paul, grand com
mander of the Select Knights, A. 0. u.
| W.. was in the city last Tuesday, at
| tending to matters connected with the
society.
Mrs. c. r. Kimball. wife of the popu
lar ticket agent of this city, has gone tC
| White Bear lake. Mr.. Kimball has as
sumed the management of the Leip
house.
Col. Thomas Cullyford. of the St
Louis hotel, who has been confined tc
| his bed since his return from the South
is reported better.
The First Baptist church will shortly
engage an orchestra of seven pieces fol
the Sunday school and evening services
in the church.
Mrs Alf Gillon and sister are at pres.
ent visiting at their old home in Kin,
caroline, Ont, and will be absent about
three months.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the En-
dion Baptist Church met Wednesday
| afternoon at Mrs. Cameron's, on East
| Fifth street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Emerson and Miss
| Hirsch, who have been visiting friends
| in Milwaukee, returned home the first
| of the week.
Mrs. Charles P. Lindner, widow OF
| the young man who was drowned in the
| lake last summer, has returned from
| England.
Mike Chalk, John Monaghan, H
Macfarlane and Fl. r. Elliot registered
at the Merchants in st. Paul last Tues
| day.
George W. McMartin has entirely re.
covered from his illness and is back al
| his desk in the First National bank.
Dean and Fred Brown, of Oconomo
voc. Wis, are in the city, the guests of
Fred Bennett. the real estate dealer.
| Fred Driscoll Jr., of St. Paul, was in
| this city few hours last Tuesday, re-
| turning home the same evening.
J. E. McIntire, of Buffalo. n. Y. a
brother of James McIntire, of this city
is visiting at the Spalding.
| The Morse club. under the direction
| of Prof. Tanning. will give its second
musicale on April %.
A. w. Clark, cashier of the Second
! National Rank of Grand Forks, is the
guest of E. L. Emery.
Col. Colville, register of the land
| Office, and E. R. Jefferson, OF the county
board, are in ST. Paul.
| II. o. Hall went to Saltwater last