St. Paul daily globe., 1891-07-19
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent People Of
the Zenith City.

Miss Nellie Gieriet has returned from
South Dakota.
Mrs. c. T. Cash is entertaining Miss B. K.
Miller, of Grand Forks.
Mrs. Holyoke, of Grinnell, To-, is the guest
of Mrs Wallace Warner
B. F, Meyers has returned from two
months sojourn i'll Texas.
John Panton and wife returned last Friday
from visit TO Minnetonka.
Otto C. Hartman, who is at Venice, will
start for home in a few days.
Miss Alice Munger will give dancing
party next Wednesday evening.
H.. W. Pearson is entertaining his father,
who resides at Grand Haven. Mich.
Mrs. Alex Ross of Ironwood, Mich, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. C. B. King.
Dr. C. NJ. Starch, of Milan. o., is visiting
DR.. Stewart and family. Of this city.
The Swedish Baptist church will give
concert and supper early next month.
Miss Squires, of this city, will leave in
few days for Pennsylvania for short visit.
Rev. E. NJ. Noyes and wife have returned
from their eight weeks vacation in the East.
Rev. C. B. Parsons and wife. of Genesseo.
n. Y are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Gear
hart.
The Willis A. German post. G. A. R., will
give moonlight excursion on the lake next
week. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert J. Fellows, of Luncook
Starkey.
Miss Laura Hooper, of Detroit Mich, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Terryberry. of
this city.
Mrs Dr. D. NJ. Graham is entertaining her
two nieces, the Misses Chisholm, OF Pitts
burg, Pa.
Mrs. George A. Craig. of Bay City, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Rossiter, on West
Third street.
Ned II. Smith has returned from Escanaba,
aud will row in the Duluth crew at the Win
nipeg regatta.
Miss Matte Cressey, of Huron S D. is Wis
| iting Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Cressey, 1875 West
| Superior street.
Hon. D. W. Allen, member of the govern
| ors council of the state of Maine, IS guest
| of l.. P. Totman.
Miss Thyrzo Nicol entertained number of
| friends Monday in honor of her brother, who
| is home for the vacation.
| Miss McLaren returned Thursday from
| four-months' visit in Princeton, n. j, New
| York city and Litchfeld, conn.
| Z. G. Woodward and family. of Minneapo-
lis, and Miss Hoyt, of st. Paul. were passen-
! gers on the steamer India last week.
| Miss Murray gave party last Wednesday
| evening to about thirty Duluth people in
| honor Of guests from Pembroke, Ont.
| The Young Peoples Society or st. Paul's
| Church Will give a moonlight excursion on
the steamer Barker next Tuesday evening.
/ Inc ESLeN society nplu d meeting III Tue res
| idence of Mrs. Samuel Stevens, 15OS west
! First street, and discussed Eminent Wom-
| en-
Miss Leland gave pleasant party Tuesday
| evening in honor of her guest, Miss Stopp, OF
Des Moines, 10. About thirty persons were
| present.
Miss Ida May Hammond. who has been
visiting her parents in Minneapolis, has re-
| turned to Duluth 10 continue her piano
| study under Ernest Lachmund.
| Robert II. Harris returned from New York
| Thursday on the Steamer India He was ac-
| companied by Miss Grace Davis. of New
! York, and Miss Mary Davis, of Duluth.
Mrs. John Gordon arrived last Friday from
the East and is visiting Judge Ensign and
family. Capt Gordon. who is manager OF
the Northern line, is expected here to-mor-
| row.
A Duluth party, consisting of Messrs.
| Church, PriDg and Pored and Mrs. W. E.
Coyey. her four children and husband s
| mother, have been having pleasant picnic
during the past week on Burnside lake, near
Ely.
Harvey D. Goulder of Cleveland, a we'll
| known admiralty LAWYER, arrived by boat in
| Duluth last Friday. He was accompanied by
| his wife and her sister, Miss Edith G. Ran
kin. daughter of the celebrated Washington
! divine.
Sidney Brown, the noted English violinist.
! who was induced ID come to Duluth by Prof
Lachmund. will make his first appearance
| before Duluth audience at the concert 10
be given by Mr.. Lachmund and pupils a
| week from next Friday.
A reception has been arranged for the con-
| gressional delegation that will be in Duluth
| Mon day. banquet will be served at the
| Spalding Monday night, admission to which
viii cost each Duluthian s. Tickets are on
| sale at the Spalding news stand and at
| Boyce's and Kugler's drug stores. 1t is hoped
there will be large attendance. The dele
| getion arrived in Marquette late last night,
| and tonight will leave there for Portage
| Lake.
Miss Murray. who so efficiently presides
over the home of NJ. S. Burrows at 521 West
! First street. is at present entertaining her
cousin, Miss Dodge and Miss o Kelly, both of
| Pembroke, Ont. Last Wednesday evening
| the hostess gave a delightful party in honor
of her young guests, about thirty Duluth
| people being present. The entertainment
| consisted of music. dancing and progressive
| euchre Miss Annie NOlte and Bert WeDDer
won the head euchre prizes Miss O'Kelly
and Harry Hunt the foot prizes. An elegant
luncheon was spread and the merry making
continued until a late hour.