St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-12
DULUTH SOCIAL.
Events of the Week Among Peo-
pie Of Prominence.

Miss Libbie Stevenson, only daughter of
Col. d. II, Stevenson. will be married at her
fathers residence, POI East First street, on
Thursday, July %, to Thomas Wilson Wood.
Invitations have been sent to about 200
friends. AS both these people are well
known and very popular. the coming event
will be looked forward to with interest. The
bride Is a talented woman and great favOrite
in her large circle of acquainlances, and the
bridegroom also ranks high in the estimation
of all who know him.
On the evening Of Tuesday, July 81. S.
Moore, of the grain firm of Spencer, Moore
d Co.. will be united in marriage to Miss
Jessie Tyler. Miss Tyler is well known in
the city as one of Duluth's most popular
young society ladies. She is the daughert of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Tyler. The ceremony
will take place at 7:30 o'clock at the First
Methodist church.
The seats for the opening of the Lyceum
theater Aug. 3, will very likely be sold In
OF the month. Manager Haycock does not
wish it understood that the regular prices
for the opening are going to be so high that
the average patron cannot go.
The following have arrived here to attend
Prof. GOhn's summer school of languages:
Miss Morgan. Elgin, H.. Miss Cushman,
Ripon, Wis; Miss Charnley, Minneapolis;
Robert Earhart, Monticello, To-; Miss Miller,
La Crosse.
Tuesday evening Miss Fannie c. Edison,
cousin of R. P. Edison, gave he- Duluth and
Superior friends an excursion on the Est ellie
to West Superior and thence around the
horn. There were over fifty in the company.
Miss Charlotte Sherwood has returned to
Duluth accompanied by her two friends,
Miss Grimsley, of Louisville. and Miss May.
Of Chicago. They will spend the summer
here.
Mrs. W. N. Pollock and daughter took
passage on the Nyack Thursday evening.
They are on their way to New York, where
they expect to spend three months.
A. F. Hammond, the genial bookkeeper Of
the Daily News married Miss Nellie V. Eos
ter, of Greenwood. s. D., last Wednesday.
They will return shortly to Duluth.
About July Is Frank E. Hoare will give
concert on the lake, using three boats and
full orchestra and military band of twenty
pieces each.
Miss Blanche Robinson, who has been Wis
ting her cousin, Chief Westminster Nc
Ont.
The Baptist Sunday schools of the city
have chartered the Barker for the 18th inst,
and will go to Spirit lake for a days picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Panton, accompanied
by Mrs. DR.. Whistler, of Calumet, Mich, are
spending few days at Lake Minnetonka.
Rev. E. VI. Noyes and family are expected
home from the East tomorrow or next day.
Mrs C. NJ. Colt and Miss Clara Colt, sister
and niece of Mrs. o. P. Stearns are visiting
here. They live at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mrs. r. A. Nude and Miss Marion Hope
well. of Chicago are visiting their brother,
Charles Hopewell, Of Lakeside.
The family of Attorney r. R. Briggs have
come down from Moorhead, and will re-
main permanently in this city.
Mrs. ". G.. Peck and daughter Lottie have
returned from Oberlin college, where the
latter graduated this year.
R. S. Munger has returned from the East.
accompanied by Miss Munger and Miss
Young, of Brunswick, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kehrman and family, rela-
tives of II. l.. Schaefer, are spending the
summer in Duluth.
Miss Efie Jones, of Marquette. Mich, spent
few days last week with the Misses Small
wood, of this city.
The Misses Gilmore, of Scranton, Pa are
visiting their cousin, Mrs. E. d. Field, on
East Third street.
John F McLaren and Col. Graves left last
Monday on the steam yacht Pickett for a
weeks fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Tillofson, of Greenville. Pa.
are visiting their daughter Mrs. Waugh, Of
this city.
Miss Zilla Eaton has returned from Grand
Rapids, Mich, where she has been attending
school.
Miss O'Kelly and Miss Dodge. of Canada
are the guests of Miss Murray, 521 West First
street.
Mrs Caroline Nolte, mother Of Henry
Nolte, has returned after an absence of TWO
years
Miss j. s. Moody, deputy clerk of the dis
riot court is visiting friends in Chicago
Miss Tressa MacauIev. of ST. Paul, is the
guest of Mrs. j. C. Sinclair, of this city,
Bishop McGolrick is receiving quite an
ovation during his visit in Ireland.
Miss Clarinda WOODBURY., who has been
guest OF Mrs. l., f. Menage, of Minneapolis,