St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-21
S0CIAbLE SUBURBS.
A Society Feast Set Up ty
the Towns About st.
Paul.
Gossip Of Hamline With the
Weeks Doings at the
/ College.
Ripples From White Bear,
Now That Summer Has
q Departed.
Merriam Park Contributes a
Budget of Late Social
News.

The principal event of the week socially,
was the reception rendered Dr. and Mrs. Me
LInley OF Wednesday evening Mt Society
hall by the Ladies Aid Society of the NJ +.
church. The hall was preIuily decorated
with autumn leaves and Towering plants
and with the lsrge number of people pres
Cnt formed very pleasant scene. This is
the fourth year of DIR. Mckinley's passionate
nj Hamline, and the reception Wednesday
evening was but a slight EXPRESSION of the
popular esteem in which he is held. He is a
most successful preacher. as all who have
had the pleasure of listening 10 him. will
testify and the people of HamlIne are to be
congratulated upon his return as the pastor
of their church. Music was furnished by the
Freshmen quarteite of the college. aud was
enc OF the pleasanteSt features of the occa-
sion Among those present were the follow
ing: DR.. aud Mrs. c. ii. Bridgman, Prof.
and Mrs Batchelder, Mr.. and Mrs I. w.
Wallace. MI and Mrs. X. X. Evans. Prof and
Mrs. Griffin, Prof. and Mrs. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hazzard; ;
Mrs. E. B. higgins. Mrs j. r.
Warner, DR.. Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T
Rich. ex-Jndge Woods and wife, DR.. and
Mrs. Carothers. Mr.. aud Mrs. c. L. Sumoardo
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Phelps, OF Rochester Mimi. :;
Miss Sarah Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs. Rosslnan
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomfield DR.. and Mrs. PrIh-
gle, Rev. and Mrs. Wells
Atthe meeting of the Sunday school board
on Thursday evening, it was decided to make
thorough canvass of IIamliue in the inter
ests of the Sunday school. The place was di-
vided into two districts, as follows: All that
portion lying east of Smelling avenue 10 be.
canvasSed by the following ladies: Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Barkaloo. Mrs. Wells and Mrs
Wallace. All on the west side by Mrs Rich
Mrs. Caroihers, Mrs Butts, Mrs. Chamberlain
and Mrs. Warner. The Sunday school is al
ready very large but there are still a great
, many children and oldec people who are not
enrolled as members. and il is the desire of
the officers and teachers TO have everybody
in Hamline enlist in the Sunday school work.
There is scarcely any doubt as to the result of
the plan adopted.
The Chautaudua circle met Monday even
ing with Mrs. q. II. Hazard, on Simpson av-
nue.. Nearly the full membership was pres
enL and an enthusiastic meeting is reported.
The circle will meet next week with Mrs. X.
X. Evans.
Mrs. Gillette. who has been spending the
summer in New York and Canada. returned
last week, accompanied by Mrs. Allard. the
mother of f. l.. Ailard. She will spend the
winter with relations i'll Hamliue.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. WicKs of Simpson ave-
nue.. are entertaining Miss Clara Bassnot, OF
Faribault.
Mrs John Fogarty, of Sandy Ridge. Mo-, is
the guest of Mrs. l.. J. HILL
- UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
=. The freshmen class boast the only male
quaTtette IN The college The following gen
tlemen comprise II: First tenor. GUY Max
base, Will Brink second base, y. W. Mickey
The friends of Miss Lewis will De sorry to
LEARN that there is no improvement in her
condition. Ii is not expected tnat she will
bd able to return TO school at least for . year
There was the usual base ball game durino
the week this time between Manchester and
Hamline. which resulted i'm overwhelming
defeat to the later. The score was I to3.
Miss Blanch Morgan left suddenly Friday
for Maple Plain. Mimi, called by the serious
illness of her aunt Mrs. G.. W. Green, for
mer resident of Hamlne.
Mrs. n. 5. Phelps and daughter. Myrtle. of
Marion, Mimi. are the guests OF Miss Mary
Phelps. corner of Hewitt and Pascal avenues.
Mrs. Dunn. of Winnebago civ. has been
the guest of her daughter. Miss II pe Dunn,
at the Ladies' hall. during the week.
Miss Kittie Show went to Hastings, Mimi
on Friday, to remain over Sunday with her
parents
Mrs jerks, of saltwater is the guest of
her daughter, Miss Geneva, at the Ladies
hall.
Mss Una Davis is entertaining her sister,
Miss Maude Davis, of Anoka, at the hall
Miss Miller and Miss Lowering have gone to
LangdOn, Mimi, for the Sabbath.