St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-15
DULUTH SOCIAL.
Doings of Prominent People in the
Zenith CITY

Zenith City.
Tickets for the Scharwenka concert, for
which Ernest Lachmund is making great
preparations, are selling very rapidly. The
following is the programme:
a. Adagio Reinken
Ernest Lachmund.
Les VespTes Siciliennes''. Verdi
Miss Emma Won Elsner.
b. P P1Iu ........................L List
Herr Xaver Scharwenka.
Staccato Polka Mulder
Mi ts1mma Won Elsner.
a: Menuetto, OPP. 40.
b. Romance OPP. p. ScharWenka
tc. Two Polish Dances, Op.16-3l
Herr Xaver Scharwenka.
stella Confdente" Robiard
Miss Emma Won Elsner.
Cello Obligato by Mr.. Lachmund.
The Duluth Minstrel club is being e.
vIved. the active workers are JOSEF b
Dodge and Thomas Moore, both members of
Company X. An entertainment will be
given by the local burnt cork artists the oath
and 18th of April, as q benefit Tor the armory
fund of the company. and those who wit
messed the last club entertainment will ap-
preciate that, with the large stage of the new
Temple opera there are grand possibilities.
Many new and original things are promised.
Last Wednesday evening a party of young
people, eighteen couples in ALL surprised
their young friend, Miss Fannie De Coursey,
avenue west and Michigan street, to help her
celebrate her sixteenth birthday. Many
beautiful presents were given the young
lady the most beautiful of all being pair OF
diamonds costing Sl05, from her father The
company enjoyed themselves hugely, the
dancing continuing till morning.
The next meeting OF the Chautauqua cir
Gle will be held at the residence of j. j.
Virgins, 217 West Third street. Tuesday
evening next. Following is the programme:
Roll call, answered by quotations from vari-
Gus authors: Walks and Talks in the Geo
logical Field" chapters 1 to 5. Mr.. Virgins
paper; The Life of Milton Miss MANI; re-
cess; History of the Church in the United
States" pages 40 10 90. Mrs. Boyington;
practical Talks on Writing English Miss
Baskerville.
j. E. Serve, who has been long in the en-
ploy of Max Wirth the druggist. will leave
Sunday for Minneapolis to take charge OF
Hot1ln 5 drug store Ill that city. MIR. Serve
has made many friends here and will be
missed.
CCol. F. II. Austin, who returned Monday
from aninspection tour of the Uniform Rank
Is. OF P, in the southern part of the state
says there is prospect of very large attend
ance at the encampment here next Septem-
ber
Master Harry E. Carey celebrated his
twelfth birthday last Thursday afternoon by
| party in honor of his aunt, Miss Katherine
Kuse, of St. Paul About forty of his young
| friends were present.
Capt. Robert Hayes, of Winona. who COM
manded the steamer James Pickauds last
| year, is in Duluth. He expects to comm and
| new steamer next year.
F. NJ. Hislet, of the New Hampton, To-,
| Tribune and Don A. Jackson, of the Repub-
| Ilcan. OF the same place, are spending few
days in the city.
E. L. Wilmington returned yesterday morn
| ing from Paris, KY, where he has been visit
ing his Intended. He says the lady is still
| very i'll.
| C. L. Lewis, formerly Of Fergus Falls, has
| located permanently in this city. having
| formed partnership IN the law with +. W.
| Smith.
III. W. Spear has gone to Washington. D. c.,
| on account of the illness of his wife and
baby, who are spending the winter in that
city.
The marriage of B. 4. Ransbury and Miss
| E. L. Brown occurred on the 10th inst in
| West Superior. They Will reside in Duluth.
George c. Squires and R. B. C. Bunent, of
| st. Paul, directors of the Duluth Gas and
Water company, were in the city yesterday.
There is a decided improvement in the
condition of Mrs. j. R. Myers who has been
III for some time past with typhoid fever.
George W. Stevens. general manager of the
| Cranberry Lumber company is at The Spal-
ding, accompanied by his wife.
W. G. Ten Brook has been appointed
mastering officer of the Minnesota depart
| ment, q. a. r.
Soap company of St Paul. is in the city.
Louis Roucheleau and wife left last
Wednesday for trip to California.
j. W. Miller, of the Ideal restaurant, has
returned from his trip to Scotland.
H. a. SERVER. OF Granite Falls was in the
| city the early part of last week.
| e L. Danforth of the St. Paul GLOBE. is in
the city for couple of days.
Joseph \. Sansome of ST. Paul, was in the
city few days last week.
Rev E. NJ. Moves delivered O lecture at
Montevideo last Tuesday.
George o. Horne ana wife have returned
| from a European tour.
E. L. Emery will return to the city about
! the end of next week.
Col. John IL. Shaw has been to Ashland on
| a short business trip.
! Ex-Sheriff Markham, of Aitkin, was IN the
city last Thursday.
Capt 7. Il. Pressnell is spending Sunday
at Ashland, Wis.
W. E Richardson returned from Chicago
last Wednesday.
James Sargent has gone on trip to Hot
| Springs, Ark.
D. G. Cutler has gone to Milwaukee on a
| short visit.
Miss Munger has returned from a visit to
| st. Paul.
Henry n. Brown and wife left Sunday for
Detroit.
L. n. Cary has gone asst for six months
Visit.
C. E. Dickerman, of st. Paul, is in the city.