St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-07
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Dofngs of Prominent People in the
Zenith City.

Prof. William P. Schilling and wife, for
merly Miss Florence Hart both formerly of
Duluth. will depart for Europe on the steamer
City of New York, June 10. They will
spend over year abroad travelling in Italy,
France and Germany for few months and
settling down in Leipsic. Prof Schilling's
former home, where Mrs. Schilling proposes
to continue her musical education. Prof.
Schilling was formerly leader of the Temple
opera orchestra, and his wife was one or the
leading singers i'll the Catholic Pro-
Cathedral. They were both very popular in
this city. and their friends wish them 'Don
voyage"
The Clan Stewart gave very pleasant en-
tertainment last ednesday evening exclu-
sively for clansmen, their families and
friends There were about 200 present, and
the Scotch star was entiEely in the ascend
ent. Simon Clark. the popular chief of the
Stewarts, was presented with life-size por-
trait of himself, A. G. Wilson making Yery
neat presentation speech. After sumptu-
GUS repast and lots Of excellent music, the
hail was cleared for dance.
Prof Hoare. the owner of Duluth's best or
chestra, was given delightful benefit at
Temple opera last Friday evening. The
house was crowded from pit to dome by an
enthusiastic audience assembled to show its
appreciation of his efforts to give the city
frst-elass musical organization. Mrs. F. S.
WardWell, soprano; Walter n. ingalls, bari
tone and Mrs. j. n. McKindley, pianist, as
sisted in the programme, which proved to be
a great treat
Fred H. Pelton. of Duluth, and Miss Lola
M. Ethbridge, of Superior, were joined to-
gether in the bonds of matrimony Monday
at the residence of DR.. L. b. Shehan, Su-
perior by Rev. D. B. Cheney. The newly
welded pair are well known at the head Of
the lakes, and congratulations were literally
showered over them by their numerous
friends. They will reside in this city.
Hon. W. W. and Mrs. Billson pleasantly
entertained the following friends at dinner
on Monday evening, at their residence on
East First street: Rev. and Mrs G. H.
Kemp, Rev. and Mrs. G. II. MacClelland. Mr.
and Mrs. Z. S. Upham, Mr. and Mrs H. H.
Hanford and Mrs. DR.. Weston.
Mrs. j. Duke Murray, the lady who so ably
took the part of Mrs. Amanda Stockup in
Milton Mobiles play From Sire to Son. and
Davenport was given an IL O'Clock tea last
Thursday by NUMBER of Duluth ladies at
the residence of Mrs. DR.. Brown.
The Messiah festival which takes place
Thursday and Friday, June II and II, will be
grand event About 300 voices constitute
the chorus, which has been practicing several
times week during the past three months
The state Sabbath school convention will
meet in this city during the month of June.
Rev. G.. II. Kemp is chairman of the enter
taInment committee.
Mrs. B. Silberstein returned last Thursday
evening from Minneapolis. where she has
been attending the exercises ct the state
university
Ignatius DonneIly will lecture in the
Temple opera next Tuesday evening, June
0, on the mistakes OF Ingersoll.''
Miss Lena NJ. Hubbs celebrated her four
teenth birthday last Thursday evenin G by
giving party to her friends.
Mrs. Alf Gillon and daughter, who have