St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-08
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent People of the
Zenith City.


Following is the Chautauqua L. s. C. pro-
gramme for Monday evening, March 9:
Quotations from Burns; general review En-
gIish literary history: history of the church
in the United States, Mr.. Pineo; paper The
English Towns, Mr., Feetham; paper,
"CoXcomb and Coquette in Tudor Times
Mrs. Parsons.
The local members of the Masonic order
are much interested in series of limitations
that are taking place here. All the degrees
from from tne fourth to the tfty-secono are Delhg
worked in regular order in the most ample
form. The limitations will continue unit
the last day or April.
AT last Thursdays meeting of the Thurs
day Evening Euchre club. held at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs c. +. Wright Twenty
seventh avenue west, the first prize was
taken by Burt Marshall. and the BOBBY by
c. \. Gregory. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
The Baptist ministers of Duluth were en-
tertained by The West Duluth ministers last
Monday at the residence of A. W. Shannon.
An excellent paper was read by Rev. E. j.
Brownson, on Evangelism and Evangellsts,
and it elected much discussion from the
ministers present
The concert given in the Temple theater
last Wednesday evening under the supervis
ion of Ernest Lachmnnd, for the benefit of
the Retail CLERKS Union of Duluth, was
largely attended The programme was one
Of great musical beauty and was duly ap
preciated.
Last Thursday evening. at the residence of
the brides sister. Mrs. Franklin W. Merritt,
81 East Second street. Frank II. Love and
Miss Olive B. Giles were married by Rev. A.
F. Thompson. Only the intimate friends of
the bride and bridegroom witnessed the GER
emony.
Mrs. G. H. Thompson. of ITO West Third
street, returned last Monday morning from
visit to friends at Lindsay, Ont, having been
called home by the sickness of her husband,
who is down with typhoid fever.
The funeral of Mrs. Liston B. Mauley wife
of the second member of the firm of Stryker,
Manley & Buck, took place Wednesday. The
deceased was held in great esteem by her
many acquaintances i'll Duluth.
William +. Brown departed for New York
Thursday afternoon. He will marry Miss
Eva Colander, of Connecticut and bring his
bride to Duluth.
city, having been called here by the illness
OF his son, who is stopping with Capt Ray
T. Lewis
James McIntire of Buffalo. the engineer
who has the contract for building the dams
on the ST. Louis river, has arrived III this
city
Mrs. J. M.IGeist and daughter are spending
very pleasant time with friends in st. Paul.
They expect to be absent about month.
Mrs. W. E. Richardson and family left
Tuesday evening for Winter Park, Fla,
where they will spend few months
W
warts, Ky. Miss Blanch Croswaite, whom he
Pas to marry Tuesday, is very i'll.
A regular monthly meeting of the Chill
drens Aid society was held last Friday at the
residence of Mrs. a. NJ. Miller.
Judge Stearns attended tie meeting of the
board of regents of the state university, in st.
Paul, Friday morning
C.. a. Severance of the law firm of Davis,
Kellogg x Severance. of st. Paul, was at the
Spalding last Monday
The ladies of the Endon Baptist churc h
gave New England supper at the churc Il
Wednesday evening.
MissAllie Parsons was given pleasant
surprise party at her home last evening by
her young friends.
Mrs. G. B. Darling. of this city. is at pres
ent stopping at Hotel del Coronado, near san
Diego, Cal.
Miss Morris of Minneapolis; is visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. McMinn, OH Bay View
heights.
". B. Chapin left last Wednesday for St.
Paul where he will spend few days visiting
friends.
j. II. Darling, of the United States engin-
eer's office, left Monday night for Houghton,
Mich.
J. s. Moore, receiving teller of the Ameri-
can Exchange bank, has gone east on visit.
The Ceciiian society met with Mrs j. B.
Geggie, 1910 Bench street. Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Sawyer and daughter have returned
from Il two weeks visit in Minneapolis.
o. F. Sherwood. of st. Paul. spent few
days at the head of the lakes last week.
Hon. NJ. B. Harrison, worlds fair commits
sioner, has returned from ST. Paul.
Miss Kate Hardy proprietress of the II ardy
school, has returned from Chicago.
r. a. Gray has returned from trip to
Maine and other Eastern states
United States District Attorney Hay was in
the city few hours last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W Matter have returne
from a short trip TO New York.
j. b. Cotton has returned from conducting
a law case in Dodge county.
Ex-senator ID. NJ Clough of Minneapolis,
is visiting G.. G. Hartley.
George Ripley and wife are spending
few weeks in The South.
+. W. Hadfed, of ST. Paul, was in the city
a few days last week.
Mrs c. ". Piper and children are visiting
friends in st. Paul.
Messrs. Cochrane and Walsh left last Fri
day for Cleveland.
DR.. Walter w Routh, of ST. Paul. has To-
Gated in this city.
r. NJ. Fulton and L. ". Spear left for St.
Paul last Friday.
George A. Webster has gone to Ashland on
q business trip.
Fred J. Noss, county treasurer, is i'll with
l.. Kahn left Friday afternoon for New
York
George H. Claypool has gone to Galveston,
Tex.
j. w. Norton has returned from Boston
o. III. Simonds has gone on trip East
Monroe Nichols has gone to Chicago.
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Carpets.
All New Styles on sale now at Frank
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