St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-24
DULUTH SOCIAL.
Doings of PROMINENT People of
the Zenith CITY.

The programme for Memorial day has been
arranged. AT 9 a. m. the post marches to
! Fourth avenue west and takes the motor line
| to the cemetery, where there Will be an adj
! dress by commander. music by quartette,
prayer by chaplain, addresses by commander,
officer of the day and chaplain, firing salute,
-hymn-'America," benediction and decora-
| ton of graves. In the afternoon the parade
will be formed under the direction of II. E.
Kendall If the day Is fine the parade will
go 10 the open space between Twelfth and
| Thirteenth avenues east and Bench and Su-
! perior streets, where there will be music ard
an address by G. a. Towne. Should there be
rain, the session will be in the Temple opera
house
Duluth has been rather lively socially
during the past week. The most important
event was the coming of the Bostonians,
who drew crowded houses every eveninr
Ineater parties were all the rage, and full
dress suits and elegant toilets were very con-
sp1cuous. The BostoEians have made MANY
friends in this city. The freedom of the
hltchl Gammi club was given the members
OF the company, and everything possible was
done TO entertain them.
The Milwaukee Stadt Theater company
gave an an excellent performance III Turner
nan thursday evening before a large au-
dlence. After the play a banquet was served
ana splendid time was enjoyed.
owing TO the fact that the opening of the
iyceum has been postponed the Y NJ. G. A.
mas decided to give its exhibition OIL its new
OF Decoration day.
AS. Wilson, local manager of the Boston
investment company, has returned from
New York, accompanied by his father. moth
from Scotland
A campfire of Willis A. German post, G.
a: X, viii be held in the Hayes block
Wednesday evening, May q. The proceeds
VIII go TO pay the expenses of Memorial day.
L. W. Spear has returned from Washing
Ton, accompanied by his family. Mrs. Spear
who has somewhat improved in health. is
now visiting i'll Minneapolis.
Percy Anneke has been chosen one of the
Inree delegates to represent Minnesota at the
circuit convention of the Turnverein at st.
faui, June 20 TO % inclusive.
Rev. George H. Kenny, of the Endion
baptist church, delivered an address last
Thursday evening at the recent association
meetings in st. Paul
EDWARD Hazen, of this city. accom- anied
by D. L and j. r. Smith, of Brainerd, de-
parted last Wednesday for q weeks fishing i'm
the Nipigon.
A musical and literary entertainment was
gwen III Catholic Association hall last Mon
day evening by the Father Mathew Temper
ance society.
- Mrs. A; e. McManus and Mrs. William
Burgess have gone TO Cleveland 10 spend the
Ruckle. -''' oie0
;, Mrs and Miss Hall, wife and sister of
Banker M. o. Hall, of This CITY, left last
fall. "-'''- --0-'
A musical club from the Gustayus Adol-
phus college of st. Peter gave a very inter-
esting concert at the Bethel Friday evening
Leonard S. Swanson has gone to Chicago to
attend the third annual concert of the Deo-
clan Charities, OF which he is a member
Mrs. A; j. Whiteman has returned from
visit 10 her parents in st. Paul, and is now
entertaining faf IN,
Mrs: q. III. Kemp returned Friday morning
from minneapolis. where she has been visit
Ing friends Tor the past two weeks.
Inc Musin Concert company had an excel
lent performance 10 large audience at the
Temple opera Friday evening.
L. W. Spear says it is probable that any
other excursion from Washington to Duluth
VIII occur this summer.
Gate City lodge, X. of P, conferred the
third degree Wednesday night on a number
OF new members.
Mrs. P. Larke and o. Ellison have gone to
Morse stItue.
5. T. and Mrs. Harrison have gone to De-
trolt Mich, to attend the Presbyterian as
sembly.
Mrs. r. X. Emerson. of Lester Park. has
gone to Boston to visit her daughter Mrs. Ed
munds.
Mrs. H. Elliot of Great Falls. Mont. is
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city.
Mrs. George II. Prudden left last Tuesday
evening on the steamer Japan for Buffalo.
Mrs. E. M, Noyes is receiving visit from
her sister, Miss Simpson, of MINNEAPOLIS
Rev. DR.: A. W Ringland is attending q
meeting OF the presbytery at Chicago.
Ex-Chief Black, of the ST. Paul fire denart-
ment, was in this city last Tuesday.
The Y. W. C. T.-U gave O social in the
Palladio building Friday evening.
+. c. Wigginton returned Wednesday from
a family reunion at Virden, Iii.
Prof. Hoare is arranging to give a series of
popular events at the Bethel.
Mrs. II. Alden Smith, of Minneapolis. is
visiting Mrs. George Elder.
A II. Babcock, of Bangor, Me-. a friend of
r. Il. Weber, is i'll the city.
The Clan Stewart Will march in the pro-
cession OH Memorial day.
Mrs. Ed HaZen is entertaining Mrs j. l..
Smith, OF Minneapolis.
Memorial services will be held at the First
Baptist church to-day.
II. B. Moore departed for the East last
Tuesday afternoon.
George W. Buck has gone East to be absent
about three weeks
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Davis have returned
from Minneapolis.
Alexander Crawford and son are on their
way to Scotland.
". Z. Sargent, who has been sick, has
fully recovered.
City Attorney Allen returned home Thurs
day evening.
o. T. Wick was in st. Paul couple of days
last week.
Fred Huntress, of Huntress & Brown, is in
Chicago.
S. b. Clark has gone to Missoula, Mont, to
live.
W. ". Billson has returned from Washing
ton.
E. R. Weber went to Chicago last Wednes-
day.
E. P. Roe is back from visit to Denver.
ID. b. Il. Chapman has gone to Boston.
W. W. Sanford has gone to Bulow, o,