St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-18
Doings or Prominent People IN
the Zenith City

the Zenith City.
The annual meeting of the Grand
Chapter of Minnesota of the Order Of
the Eastern Star was held Wednesday,
and Thursday. The first day and part
of the second were devoted to routine
work. Thursday afternoon officers were
elected for the ensuing year. In the
evening the installation by the NJ. W. q.
NJ, Mrs. Nettie RanSford, of IndianapI
oils, Ind, took place, followed by q
banquet: The officers elected were:s
w. q. M; a. p. SWanstrOm, of ST.
Paul, w. &. p; Mrs. Emma Forsythe51
of Brainerd, w. q. A. M; n. A. Gear
hart, of Duluth, a. q. p; Mrs. Ida M.
Wing, of Minneapolis, secretary; Mrs,
Kate NJ. Davis, treasurer; Miss Lille
Mason, of Excelsior, q. c.. Mrs.
S. A. Higgins, of Albert Lea,i
A. &. c.; Mrs. Kate Hardy, OF
Monticello, grand Adah; Miss Blanche
Grant, of Tracy, grand Ruth; Mrs. Nell
lie Markham, of Rltsh City, grand
Esther; Mrs. Lucy ID. Wakefield, of
Hutchinson, grand Martha Mrs. San
derSon, of ClOquet, grand elestra; MrssF
E. Eckenbeck, of Waseca, grand war-S
den; Rev. A. q. Pinkham, of Litchss
field, grand chaplain; Mrs. E. II. Mile
ham, of st. Paul. grand lecturer; Mrs.
Blanch Patten, of Duluth, grand organ
list; William Cove, of Minneapolis,
grand sentinel; Mrs. Anna Walker, Of
st. Anthony Park, grand marshal. -
Ernest Lachmund gave an interesting
lecture on Musical History in his
studio last Friday to large number Of
friends. He confined his remarks TO
the period between the tenth and the
thirteenth centuries, treating princi-
pally of the troubadOurs. folksongs and
cOunter-point. Recitals by his pupilS
followed the lecture. Following is
the programme: Piano trio, Irene
and Eugene Silberstein and Alice
Cooley; piano solo, Miss Black
man; cello solo, Mrs. Prindle;
piano solo, Miss Johnson; piano duet,
Misses Gertrude and Matte Carey.
A very pretty and quiet wedding took
place last Tuesday morning at the resi-
dence of Rev. g. A. Brandt, on Second
street. The contracting parties were
Miss kittie Mckay, a popular young
lady of tile West end, and M. A. w.
Macdonald, prominent pine land man
of this city. The sisters of the bride
acted as bridesmaids, and w. +. Smith,
the popular clerk of the Spalding was
best man. The happy couple departed
at once for New York city, where they
Will stop at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
The Lake Vermillion Gun club has
purchased tract of land containing ia
acres on VermilliOn lake. The most
prominent members of the club are A.
+. Naif, j. X. Persons, Fielder b. Chew,
S. l.. Frazer. G. Ii. Maull, G.. z. Magin-
mis-, William ColvilI, r. LOuden, Alex
Frazer, 5. f. BOyce, G.. f. Johnson,
James a. BOggs. c. d. 'Autremont Jr., II.
B, Moore, Morris Thomas and Amos
Sheppard. They propose building
boat house and make other improves
ments in the land.
The closing lecture of the Epworth
league was given Friday evening by
Rev. ii. ii. French, pastor or the Mini
neapOis Centenary Methodist church.
Subject, "Clcar Grit"
Rev. E. O. Sharpe, pastor Of the
Christian church, is delivering a course
of sermons every Sunday Oh the labor
problem and other live issues of tha
day.
About 100 couples attended the am
nual ball Of the Duluth Boat club
held at the Spaiding Wednesday even
ing. A most enjoyable time was spent.
A number of her young friends pleas
antly surprised Miss Montgomery at her
residence, 228 Third avenue west, last
Thursday evening.
Rev. A. @. Pinkham, of Litchfeld,
was present at the meeting OF the o. E.
S. grand chapter last "Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Addie GOnyOn, of Oconto, Wis,
is spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. E. Jordan, 7l5 East Fourth street,
The Scotchmen of Duluth gave a
splendid supper and literary entertaln-
ment in NOrmanna hall last Friday.
Hon. c. b. Thomas, of Prairie du
Chien, was in the city yesterday, the
guest Of y. NJ. Miller.
The Y. NJ. {. A. has decided to make
athletic grounds on the motor line near
Macfarlane's farm.
Ernest Lachmund will give peo-
time this week.
Rev. G. II. MacClelland has been
elected moderator OF the State Baptist
convention.
w. w. Sanford lectured to the pupils
of the high school last Wednesday On
Alaska"
The w. c. T. U. has organized tenn
perance societies at West Duluth and
OneOta.
J w. Norton, president of the New
Duluth Land company, is in Chicago.
Lawyer Williams, of Cast & Williams
returned from St. Paul last Friday.
The Swedish Mission Church society
at the West end cost $4,000.
Mrs. Samuel Grant returned Wednes-
day from two weeks trip.
Chauncey Wheeler was up from the
Twin Cities Wednesday.
The prospects of having Sunday base
ball at Duluth are good.
Deputy Sheriff Armstrong was in st.
Paul last Thursday.
Mrs. AxelIna SpOngberg has gone to
Sweden on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miron Bunnell have re-
turned to Duluth.
Mrs. J. c. Robinson is visiting friends
in st. Louis, Mo.
George \. Webster is spending Sum
day in st. Paul.
Judge Carey was in St. Paul last
Wednesday.
Aid. n. f. Hugo is spending week
at Mankato.
DIR. NJ. R. Metealf has returned from
st. Paul.
II. Sister has returned from Washing
ton city.
Col. E. A. MeNair has returned from
Chicago.
The Lyceum will surely open on
June l.
Lou Merritt was in St. Paul Friday.
George c. Howe is in ST. Paul.