St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-28
DULUTH SOCIAL.
Doings of Prominent People Of the
Zenith City.

The Cecilian society gave musical at the
! residence of G. G. Hartley, Friday evening
The proceeds will be given to the womans
home. The following well known local ar
lists took part: Nine. Beaulien. Miss Col
Inns, the reader; Mrs. Howe. Ernest Lach-
mund (who kindly assisted) Mrs. Stocker.
Miss Mckinley, Mrs. Wardwell and Miss
Bryan
Those arranging the programme for the
concert to be given at Masonic Temple next
Tuesday evening have been so fortunate as
10 secure The promise OF piano solo from
Mrs. Dr. Bangs. who is so well and favorably
known in ST. Paul musical circles.
AT Rev. c. c. Salter's residence last Tues
day afternoon Mrs. Chaffee the well-known
lecturer on art and etiquette gave one of her
''sermonettes'' to fashionable audience.
L. A. Codding and bride, who were married
at Trinidad, Col, June II, have returned to
this city and will be at home on Tenth ave-
nue. east.
Mr. and Mrs Dennison P. Smith parents
of d. b. Smith, Jr.. Mrs. George e. Weiles
and Mrs. Baker, are here tor short season
of rest.
A. D. Thompson has returned from Mon
treal, where he went to see the whaleback
Westmore depart on her ocean trip.
Mrs Mather, of Broadhead Wis is paving
visit to her son, E. W. Mather cashier of
the National Bank of Commerce.
DIR. F. L. Tappan. of Superior, has been en-
gagged TO play first violin in the orchestra of
the First NJ E. Church of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Doutney gave a tenn
perance lecture and singing at the Bethel
Friday and Saturday evenings.
There will be yacht race on July T. Su-
perior yaehtmen have peen invited to join
and big turnout is expected.
Judge Brownell has gone to Waseca. and
will return with his family, who will make
their future home in this CITY,
The bali given by the trades and labor as
sembly at Grand Central hall Tuesday even
ing was very pleasant affair.
Mark A. Moore, nephew of Court Officer
GellOn, has returned from Clinton Ont, for
q two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ". Sullivan, of Pennsvlya-
MIA, are visiting their son, Attorney +. ".
Sullivan, of this city.
John c. Howard is home from Kendall col
lege, Washington, spending the vacation
with his family.
Mrs. j. C. Griffith, of ST. Joseph, Mo-, is
visiting the parents of Mrs. Ralston, on East
First street.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Wright will keep house
in one of Maj. Baldwin's flats on West Sec
ond street.,
DR.. and Mrs C. L. Codding and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Morrow have returned from CIeve-
lana.
Mrs. S. L. Merchant and son. of New York,
are spending the summer at the Spalding.
George Spencer and NJ j. Forbes took a
| fishing trip to Isle Royal last week.
c. A. Towne will deliver a Fourth of July
Grafton at Fosston, Polk county.
Mrs. }. B. Adams and daughter arrived
| from Virginia last Wednesday.
| Mrs Thomas Dowse and daughter have re-
turned from Minneapolis.
| The plumbers and bricklayers' unions
| have amalgamated.
W. N. and E. d. Edison have returned from
| Olivet college.
W; g. White and wife went to Deerwood
| last Thursday.
Mrs James Thomas has returned from
| Barnie, Ont.
c. E. Dwyer, of St. Paul, was in the city
| last week.
DR.. and Mrs Bowman have returned from
the East.
R., L. Knebel will spend the Fourth in St.
Paul.
Mayor Davis returned home Thursday even.
ing.
Wallace Sawyer has returned from Texas
Mrs. j. Mckay has gone to Portland, Ore.
b. d. Brown was in ST. Paul Wednesday.
j. T. Nicol has returned from Fargo.