St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
DULUTH SOCIAL
Doings of Prominent People in the
Zenith City.

The lovers of music OF this city had great
treat last week in the musical festival which
took place at the Temple opera Thursday
and Friday evenings 1t was a splendid sue
cess and great credit is due Prof. S. S. Myers,
upon whose shoulders was placed the heavi-
est load, He has been at work on the chorus
for three months, and the excellent work
done reflects great credit on himself All the
sololstS were of the first order, and were in
good voice.
Miss Caroline WIllem Chaffee, of st. Louis,
delivered very interesting lecture on art at
the residence OF Mrs. o. II. Simonds, On West
Second, street, last Thursday afternoon
Owing to the fact that Miss Cha flee has en-
gagged TO deliver lectures before the Cecilian
society also, the Saturday club has decided to
give up the course arranged for. They regret
this, but feel that there is not enough inter-
est in literary matters in Duluth to Justify
double course of lectures so similar to each
other.
The graduating exercises of the Eighth
grade of the city schools were held in the
high school Friday afternoon at 2:30. The
large assembly room was crowded by the par
ents and friends of the scholars, and very
creditable was the entertainment furnished
by them. There were eighty-seven gradu-
ates from the city proper and twelve from
West Duluth. The day previous the lower
grades had their closing exercises
The U. R. K. P. ball. at the Spalding last
Wednesday evening. was an event for which
extensive preparations were made, and it
tons of the hall were very fine. and there
were about 156 couples present. The hospi-
tality of Landlord Emerson added greatly to
the enjoyment of the occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pearson have gone to
" bite Birch on very pleasant though novel
trip. They will paddle down the Brule to
the lake. fishing and hunting all the way
They will be gone couple of weeks
The steamer Nyack, bound for Buffalo,
took the following passengers last Friday:
Miss Belle Beattie, Miss Osborn, of Mankato;
Miss Minnie Lee and Mrs. j. NJ Root and son.
j. j. Beesan and family have returned to
their home at Vancouver. Wash. They were
among the Oldest settlers of Duluth, and have
many friends here.
Miss Christine Nelson, the American con-
tralto. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. E.
Shannon during her stay in this city.
Ex-Gov. Ramsey was here last Wednesday
| and Thursday attending the annual meeting
| OF the Mesafa Iron company.
Miss Dora Stewart left Friday evening on
! the steamer Nyack for a few months So
| ioorn in the East.
| Mrs D. A. Duncan and Mrs. F. A. Brewer
| gave lunch to their friends yesterday aft
| ernoon.
Mrs G. W. Taylor arrived Thursday from
Lafayette, Ind, to join her husband In this
! city.
Miss Anna Hare principal in Miss Hardy,s
school, returned from Chicago last Friday.
| County Auditor La Vague has been attend
| Ing tHo VI. n. II. IC-ulI1u dI d. ClOuQ.
The Ancient Order OF Hjbernians held its
annual election last Tuesday evening
Mrs. s. Fl. Gibson and son are Tisiting c..
| 81. Merritt and family, of this city.
| Dave Burbank is home from the state uni
| versity to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs W. B. Peck have returned
from their trip in Florida.
| Will Starkey is entertaining his brother.
| who is up from st. Paul.
| w. W. Spalding entertained friends last
| Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs F. W. Paine have returned
| from the South.
b. $; stearns is on visit to Beverly. Mass,
| his old home.
George Brewer will soon visit friends at
Portland, Me.
Miss Maggie Davis is spending few weeks
| at Sarnia.
Maj, Baldwin is spending Sunday in Min
| neapolis.
q. D. Gill and wife have returned from
Europe.
A. D. Thompson and T. j. Davis are in Chi.
| cago.
| William McRae IS in st. Paul.
! ]. D. Stryker has gone East.