St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
DULUTH SOCIAL.
Doings of Prominent People in the
Zenith City.

Memorial day was celebrated in grand
style in the Zenith City. The morning was
devoted as usual to the decorating of graves
and in the afternoon a grand parade took
place. Nearly every organization in the city
took part. Late i'll the afternoon the follow
ing programme was carried out: Selections,
band; divine blessing. Post Chaplain Rev c. II.
Stocking; reading of orders, Post Adjueant
K. j. Crossett; address. Post Commander f.
S. Dodd salute the dead, comrades; drge,
band; hymn, america chorus; recitation.
'rhe Blue and the Gray" DR.. Faulkner;
music, Vacant Chair" 9uartette' address.
Salter
The new athletic grounds of the Y. NJ. C.
A. Will be formally opened on June e. when
members from neIghboring associations
Will participate i'll the exercises. A tug of
war team from st. Paul will contest with the
local team, besides which there will be con-
tests in nearly all the Caledonan games.
The grounds are nearly ready.
Members of the l. o. y. F. of this city are
agitating the question of holding the next
grand lodge meeting of that order in Duluth.
X. E. Patterson and others will leave for Wi
mona tomorrow Monday to consult with
the grand lodge regarding the proposition.
Daniel Palmer, the popular night clerk at
the Spalding, has accepted the position as
chief clerk at the Hotel West Superior. G. w.
Croli has taken his position at the Spalding.
A pleasant progressive euchre party was
OF DR., Codding, on West Third street. About
forty ladies and gentlemen were present
The Saturday club gave its second annufl
reception at its rooms in the Palladio Friday
evening. There was large crowd present.
and pleasant time was enjoyed.
s. Hayward, a prominent ship builder cf
Buffalo, brother OF the wife of Chief of Pc
lice McQuaid, is spending a month in this
city.
Miss Clara Thompson attended the wedding
OF Miss Fannie Merrill Port Arthur this
week. The bride is well known in this city.
The carpenters union gave dance at the
ingalls, hall Thursday evening for the bene-
tit of member who met with an accident
Ignatius Donnelly will deliver the princi-
pal address at the laying of the corner stone
of the Central high school June 8.
Rev. ii. NJ Simmons, of Minneapolis. lect-
ured at the Unitarian church last Tuesday
On ''Woman's Place i'll the World"
Miss McKinnon entertained a party of
friends at the residence of Charles Eldridge,
Endion, last Tuesday evening.
The several lodges of the Knights of Pythias
are making great preparations for the Pyth-
ian Decoration day celebration, which oc-
ours June 10.
There was another large crowd out st
Thursday evening to listen to the band COL
cert in Palladio park.
Ralph Church, who has been attending L e
Metropolitan art school of New York, has re-
turned to Duluth.
1nere was Il large attendance at the G. A.
r. campfire in the Hayes block last Wednes-
day evening.
Frank Clark, of the Metropolitan opera
house in St. Paul, was IN the city Thursday
and Friday.
The Pilgrim club discussed Periodical
Literature" i'll the church parlors Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Reicker, of Haverhill,
Mass, are visiting w. Ii. Wilson, of this city.
Miss May Gregory, of Marquette, is visiting
her sister, Mrs Charles Merritt. OF this city.
The Assembly gave its last ball of the sea-
son at the Spalding last Monday evening.
The Knights of PythiaS will give ball at
the Spalding Wednesday, June 10.
w. C. Sargent, of Lakeside, has entirely re
covered from his recent illness.
James T. Scott, of st. Paul, will hereafter
make his home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Mendenhall are visiting
friends i'll Lake City, MINI.
Frank Upham, of St Paul. was in the city
last Sunday and Monday.
Sheriff Sharvy and niece Miss Nelson, left
for Chicago last Sunday.
Judge Stearns is spending Sunday with
friends in st. Paul.
C. c. Wood, of ST. Paul, was in this city
last Thursday.
Fielder B. Chew returned last Monday from
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Fairfax have returned
from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scoville have returned from
the coast.
Capt Joseph sellwood has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. J. Fl. Upham is visiting friends in
Chicago.
Col. Geggie has recovered from his recent
illness.
Mrs NJ. r. Baldwin is home from the
South.
Mrs. Dr.. Landry is visiting friends in Mont
real.
Mrs. G. G. Hartley is visiting in Brainerd.
Col. W. II. II. Stowell is in ST. Paul
+. NJ. Zeller has gone East.
E. w. Matter is in Chicago.
B. F. Myers is in St Pnul