St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
SUBURBAN SOCIETY.
HAMLINE NEWS.

There were number of visiting mem
oers from st. Paul, Merriam Park and
ST. Anthony. A banquet followed the
installation, after which there were
speeches by Rev. DIR. Bridgman, F. A.
Stevens. Commissioner Todd, a. c..
Hickman, of Merriam Park, and others.
There were great many present, in
Guiding the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Montgomery. st. Peter, Mr.. and
Mrs. De Val, st. Paul; G. w. Acker, St.
Paul; A. c. Hickman, Merriam Park:
Dr.. q. 81. Bridgman, Prof. and Mrs.
Bachelor, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. S. Bevens, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Bev-
ems. Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Allard. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. It. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
Wallace, Z. E. McCrea, Judge and Mrs.
Wood, Miss Carrie Case, Miss Cora
Montgomery, Miss Blanche Bloomfield,
Miss Halle Pringle.
The c. l.. s. c. had very interesting
meeting Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Flint. The roll call was
answered with an original verse in
honor of st. Valentine by each member,
novel feature which was the occasion
of good deal of merriment. Mrs. Haz-
Yards sketch Of the character of Nero's
mother, ARrippina, was well written, as
was also a paper by Mrs. Blbbins upon
the 'rPratOrian Guard" Mrs. Flint's
rendition of The Gardeners Daughter"
by TennySon, was charming, as indeed
her readings always are. The pro-
gramme closed with somewhat
heightened discussion led by Messrs.
Evans & ROssman, upon the subject of
the apparent prosperity caused by
foreign wars, being generally counter
QnhCpnnanf
circle will be entertained next week by
DIR. and Mrs. p. S. Rose, Tuesday even
ing instead of Monday, the lecture Mon
day evening necessitating the change.
The members of the Epworth league
met Monday evening at the residence of
Prof. A. Il. Drew for the regular
monthly business meeting and social.
There were about fifty young people
present, including a large number of
the college students, and very pleas
ant evening was spent. Music was fur
niShed during the evening by members
of the Glee club and by Miss Lottie
Dunn. There were several interesting
papers read, including one by Miss Ella
Door upon the aim IF the league, which
was worthy special mention. Another
by Miss Lottie Dunn was very well
written, showing clear perception Of
The needs of the league and the best
means of making Its work effective.
This organization has large and en-
thusiastic membership at Hamline, and,
under the efficient leadership of its pres
ident, Prof. Drew, is doing very good
work.
The young ladies of the Home mis-
sion held a special meeting Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. DR..
Carothers. of Hewitt avenue. The meet
ing was called to discuss the advisable
ity;o changing the place of holding the
entertainment to be given Feb. o.. 1t
was finally decided to do so, Mrs. Ii. III.
Hazard having very kindly offered her
home for that purpose. Consequently
the young ladies wish to announce that
the entertainment Oh Saturday evening
next will take place at the residence of
Mrs. Hazard on Simpson avenue, in
stead of at Society hall, as previously
announced. They also wish to bespeak
a large attendance for that evening, as
they are Sparing no pains to make it
W ell worthy generous patronage. The
costumes will be unique, the programme
will be interesting, and the supper will
be best of all. Everybody is invited.
Wednesday evening Mrs. r. X. Evans
entert aimed her Sunday school class at
ucI lOluC vi 10y iOI SlICoG' lHCIc WcIO
about twenty young people present, and
it is needless to say that they enjoyed
in fullest measure the graceful hospital
ity of their teacher. Mrs. Evans is very
popular with all young people, and her
Sunday school class especially. These
were there: Misses Lulu Webb, May
Wallace, Dollie Adams, Florence Webb,
Winnifred Bloomfield, Maude Wallace,
Ocie Hazard, Annabel Lee. JEANNE
Waffie& Messrs. Charles Hazard, Nor
ris Dugan, Louis Farley, Ray Smith,
Guy Blackwell. Gilbert Smith. Newell
Griffith, Edgar Duma, Lee Smith.
Mrs. J. Ii. Chamberlain, assisted by
Mrs. Clinton Chamberlain, Mrs. Waffle
and the Misses Hattie Rose. Anna Part
ridge. Ethel Wallace. Grace Waffle,
entertained the members of the Little
Mission band Friday evening, at her
home on Simpson avenue. They were
all there. numbering over half hun
bred. of all ages and sizes, and each one
bent upon having just as jolly time as
possible. And they did. have veritable
frOlic. such as only children know how
to enjoy-singing, rOmplng, shouting,
pulling candy, ETC., until il was time to
go home. 1t was very happy occasion
indeed. and worth all the trouble it cost.
The Literary Club of North Hamline
was entertained Friday evening at the
residence of o. E. Parks. Dancing fol-
lowed the programme. which consisted
of the usual readings, essays, recita-
tiOns, and some brilliant piano selec-
tons by Mrs. Lyman p. Hitchcock, of
Minneapolis. There was a large at
tendance, and the evening was delight
fully spent.
Miss Ocie Hazard entertained few
of her college friends Tuesday after
noon at her home. They pulled candy
and had heaps of fun. They were !:
Miss Zue McClary, Marion Wellington,
Gertrude Torrance Messrs. Will Brink,
John Rule, Alfred Buck, Harry Lam
berton.
Miss Winnifred Warner gave a candy
pull last night tn small party of young
people. The following were present:
Miss Eta Webb, Maude Peart, Emma
Phelps. Miss Hattie Warner, of ST..
Paul; Messrs. Robert FoOte, Tom
Phelps. VIII Sutherland, Arthur Fol-
som.
Monday evening, Miss Mary Whitney,
who has charge of the trimming depart
ment In Oppenheimer's wholesale mill
linary establishment of St. Paul, left
for New York on business connected
Will uel ucpdl tluSLl' loit VIII uo gone
two weeks.
The w. G. T. u. held its monthly
meeting at the residence of Mrs. A. A..
Clark. The usual business routine was
observed, and report of prison work
submitted by Mrs. j. R. Warner.
The Choral club met Wednesday
evening with DIR. Carothers. at which
time the solo parts of the "Haymakers''
were assigned. 1t will meet twice a
week hereafter.
Mrs. J. G. Marshall, of Dodge Centre,
who has been the guest of her parents,
DIR. AMI Mrs. Rose, for some time past,
returned Wednesday evenln to her
home.
Miss Matte Hirtt entertained a few
of her st. Paul friends Monday evening.
They were the Misses HawkStable and
Farrar, Messrs. Dickinson and Copp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley are entertaining
Miss Mary Marks, of st. Peter, Mimi,
and Miss Lena Pauison, OF Chicago, Eli.
Miss Maggie Young left Wednesday
evening for few weeks visit with rela-
tiveS in Monticello, MINI.
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