St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-29
street. Is visiting friends at Farming
ton, MINI.
HAMLlNE NOT ES.

The eantata given Tuesday evening
by the Sunday school and Choral club
was a great success. Especially were
the parts taken by the children well
rendered. The snow chorus, given by
u dozen little boys add girls, fairly
brought down the house, it was done so
well. OF the vocal parts taken by MEM
bers of the Choral club. the duet,
"Memory," by Miss Warner and Miss
Higgins, and the one, Where Are the
Roses" by the Misses Blackwell, de-
serve special mention. The anthem,
''Sing, o Zion." by the club, was. on
the whole, not half badly done, but it
evidently taxed the powers of the sing
ers to the utmost, and perhaps it mikht
be VIII to suggest that something SIM
pier be chosen next time. Altogether
the evenings entertainment made the
children happy, especially at the last,
when a real, live Santa Claus, in the
shape of George Norris appeared. their
giee knew no bounds. The evening
closed with the usual presentation of
gifts to the Sunday school children, and
everybody went home happy.
The Chatauqua Circle met on Monday
evening with Mrs. Pringle. The even
ing was devoted to an animated discus
sion OH Political Economy, after which
light refreshments were served. Mrs.
j. III. Chamberlain will entertain the
circle next week, at which time Rev.
Dr.. Mckinley will deliver an informal
talk on DR.. l.. T. Townsend's book. The
Bible and the Nineteenth Century"
On Thursday evening Misses John
son entertained few of their friends
informally at their home, corner of
Hewitt and Simpson avenues. Those
present were as follows: Misses Wanda
Griffith, ZuIa Jacobs, Lily Nichols, Ella
Door; MesSrs. G. IL. Hutton. J. w.
Perley Showers, Will Brewster.
E. A. Montgomery left on Wednes-
day night for his home in st. Peter. E.
followed on Saturday to b. present at
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery In their honor Saturday even
ing. Messrs. Montgomery and MeCrea
are both graduates of Hamline.
After the cantata on Tuesday evening
DIR. and Mrs. w. FL. Carothers gave an
oyster supper to a few friends and
member of the choral club There
were present Mr.. and Mrs. George Nor
ris, Miss Lizzie Higgins, j. F. Merrill.
E. a. Montgomery, Miss Addie Door
and ID. w. Harper.
A quartette from Hamline choir will
furnish the music for the special serv-
ices at the NJ. E. Mission Sunday school
at Como this afternoon. The quartette
will be as follows: Mrs. Church. so
promo; Miss Blackwell, alto: Mr..
Stones, tenor; Mr. Tuckey, bass.
Mrs. FL. H. Dickey. together with
John and Miss Minerva Dickey, of
Holly avenue. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. <. Evans Christmas. as
also were Mrs. j. F. Smith, ii. Ii. and
j. H. Smith and Mrs. Evans, of Dover.
Mimi.
Miss Lily Fitz. Jackson, Mimi; F. A.
Higgins and wife, of Como: FL. l..
Robinson and S. I'll. Plunner. Mime
apOlis: Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Drew, of
Minneapolis, were the guests of Mrs.
E. B. Higgins on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Fl. Tandy, accom-
panied by Mrs. Esther Lyon, went on
Tuesday to Red Wing to be present at
the marriage of Mr.. Tandy's eldest
sister, Miss Mamie Tandy to Henry
Harrison of Granite Falls.
A large party Of Hamline young peo-
pie went over to Lake Como last night
to skate. There were about fifty of
tilelii. Although Tue ice was not In as
good condition as might be desired, they
mad very jolly time.
Rev. William Shannon left last even
ing for New York, en- route to Europe.
He will accompany the Rev. F. w. HoI-
man of st. Paul, and together they will
make an extended tour through Egypt
and the Holyland.
On Christmas day DR.. and Mrs. Bridg-
/ man entertained at dinner Mrs. Mary
Stone. Miss Shoemaker, Prof. and Mrs.