St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-06
children arrived Friday from Tennes-
see. They will spend the summer here.
HAMLINE.

A charming reception, in small
way, was that given in the Odd Eel
lows hall last evening by the gentle
men of the choral club to the lady men,
berS. The guests were received in the
little reception room, adjoining the hall.
by the president, DR.. w. FL. Carothers.
assisted by Messrs. E. L. Allard and j.
T. Merrill. There were about sixty of
Hamline'S young people present, and
the evening was spent Informally in
singing, speaking and all the little So
cial interchanges which make such &C.
casions pleasant. There was some very
good music. Mr.. Norris song, "Day-
light Is Fading" being given in a way
which ELECTED prolonged applause, as
was also the case when E. A. Mont
gomery sang his base solo anchored"
Twoselections were given by the gentle
mems quartette, Messrs. Norris, Mont
gomery, Stevens and McCalIom and
duet, entitled ''The Pilot Rrave'' mil
lard), by Messrs. Morris and Montgom-
cry. Lunch was served in the small
dining room at the rear of the hall at
$50 o'clock, after which the guests
busted themselves in sort of memory
exercise or observation test, which con-
sisted in taking a rapid glance at a table
laden with different articles, and then
from memory writing list of the things
seen. The usual prize was awarded to
the fortunate one whose memory proved
most retentative. Those present were
os follows: Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Ca
rothers, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Morris, MIR.
and Mrs. w. T. Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rounds,
Mr.. and Mrs.T. Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs.
10. L. Donaldson, Misses Door, Warner,
Wood, Griffith, Young, Higgins, Ken
nedy. MeCrea. CLARK, Blackwell and
Miss Emma Whitney and Miss Gertrude
Stoker, both of Winona, Mimi; Messrs.
Merrill, Harper, Stevens, Webster. Bar
rett, Sanger and Montgomery.
The Chautauqua circle met Monday
evening with Mrs. A. Clark. There were
some excellent papers, particularly that
of Mrs. E. B. Higgins on Brazil" A
table talk, opened by Mrs. DR.. Pringle
on Easter" followed by general dis
cussion OF Easter customs by the circle,
and some music contributed by Miss
Ellen Clark. The circle wishes to an
nounce to its members that on next
Monday evening in place of the usual
programme, Prof. l.. III. Batchelder. of
the university, will deliver lecture
upon ''Eectriclty' in the laboratory of
Science hall. This lecture has been an
tlclpated for some time with good deal
of interest, and it is hoped that all the
members will be present. Invitations
have also been sent to the circles of st.
Anthony Park and Merriam. and to the
Oxford and Oak Leaf circles of st. Paul.
Next Moeday evening at s o'clock.
The Young Ladies' Home Missionary
society was entertained Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Church,
on Simpson avenue. There were not
many present, but the session proved a
very busy and interesting one. Aside
from the usual business, Miss MilIie
Ellsworth was unanimously elected
delegate to represent the Hamllne aux
Hilary at union meeting of the home
mission societies OF the two cities, to be
held in Minneapolis some time in May.
After the business session the ladies'
were invited to the dining room, where
light lunch was served. The next
regular meeting of the society will be
held at the residence of Mrs. E. l..
Allard the first Tuesday in May.
The W. G. L. u. will give a sociable
Tuesday evening next at the residence
of Mrs. G.. W. Hazard. Ice cream, cake
and coffee are to be served, and the pro-
ceedS devoted to the Chicago Temper
ance Temple fund. All are invited.
MissesCaddieJ Johnson and MayMartin
of Mortified, Nina, land Miss Lilly Fitz,
OF st. Paul, were the guests of the
Misses Higgins during the week.
Miss Ava Sumbardo gave one of her
delightful card parties Friday evening
at her home, on Hewitt avenue, to few
of her Hamline friends.
The ladies of the Rebecca lodge he'll d
their monthly social FRIDAY aveuiup q r
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Cotier,
on Hamline avenue.
The Misses Higgins entertained a.
small number of friends at their home
on Capitol avenue Wednesday evening.
Mrs. David Ellsworth spent the past
week with her son, George Ellsworth,
at Monticello, MINI.
Miss Emma Whitney and Miss Ger
trude Stoker, of Winona, are the guests
of Miss Addie Door.
Mrs. L. Wieland, of Brainerd. Mimi,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ed Haley,
of Hewitt avenue.