St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
HAMLINE.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. NJ Z. Blackwell
gave one of her pleasant muslcales to the
parents and friends of her large music class.
There were a bout twenty little girls present.
besides the Older people, and the programme,
though somewhat long, was very well rem
dered, and received hearty applause, much
to the delight of the little performers.
Among those who gave piano selections were
the following: Misses Addie Daigh, Maude
Wallace, Dolly Adams, Jessie Evans. Jennie
Waffle G,ista Bradigan, Mabel Wallace, Ella
Jamison, Fiossy McGraw, Cora Andrew.
Nellie Crobarger and Annie Fisher. After
Blackwell delighted the little people by serv-
ing very dainty refreshments. A talk upon
musical matters generally followed, after
which the little folks went home very much
pleased with their afternoons work and
pleasure. (
The Chautauqua circle met Monday even
ing as usual, but as there were very few pres
ent, nothing was done in literary way. a
very pleasant social evening was spent, how
ever. during the course or which Mrs. Il. III
Hazard was agreeably surprised by the gtt9
of an elegant silver fruit basket from the cir
ele the presentation speech being made by
DR.. Pringle. G. II. Hazard performed the
same Office for the circle in presenting q
handsome pair of slippers to Rev. Dr.. Me-
kinney. The occasion for these gifts was tho
celebration of Mrs Hazards and DR.. Nc
Kinley's birthdays, which had occurred on
the same day the Friday before. The suR-
prise to both was complete, and their exl
pressions and looks Of astonishment were
the cause OF no little fun. Altogether 1t was
a very pleasant occasion.
At the Sunday School Board meeting, on
Thursday evening, IL was decided that as the
infant classes are growing SO large primary
division of the school should be organized.
Mrs. w. n. Carothers was elected superin-
tendent. with Mrs. w. It. Rich as assistant
and these ladies have power To select their
own teachers. The primary division will
hereafter meet down stairs in one OF the
large class rooms of the university, and al
though meeting with the Sunday school for
the opening exercises, will be separate and
distinct in every other way.
The reception given Thursday evening by
the Odd Fellows, in their new rooms on
Smelling avenue, was very largely attended.
and complete success. q. L. Burns was
POSTMASTER for the evening, and the re-
sponses to the toasts proposed were very
good. Especially was W. NJ Todd's enjoyed,
and j. B. Rossman's. The others who spoke
were o. G. White, A. E. Reeves, G. L. Walls.
evening was furnished by Kleist's Mandolin
orchestra Of st. Paul
Last evening the Hamlin Prohibition club
held meeting in the town hall which was
very we'll attended. The topics under dis
cussion were three. First, 1.-THE Issue in the
State;'' second, 1.-THE Issue in the City,
third 1.-The Duty Of the Citizen" There were
good many short speeches by different peO-
pie present and good deal of enthusiasm
manifested. Music was furnished by the
Prohibition Glee club of Hamlfne.
Mrs W. II. Carothers Friday afternoon en-
tertained number of her daughter Alvira S
little school friends at her home on Hewitt
avenue. Their teacher, Miss Door. was also
present.
Mrs c. H. Cook, of Eau Claire, Wis. was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. T. Rich, dur
ing the week, and also of her daughter, Miss
Carrie Case, at the ladies' hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Whited, recently
Caudo, N D., have returned to Hamline. and
expect to make their residence here oncef
more.
Rev. D. J. Higgins. of BROOKLYN Center.
Mimi, was the guest Monday and Tuesday OF
Mrs E. B. Higgins and daughters.
Mrs. Senator Hoard and family left Wednes-
day for Washington, u. c., where they will
in future make their home.
Miss Laura Johnson returned Thursday
evening from her school ct Rice Lake, Mimi,
for weeks vacation.
Prof and Mrs. L. Fl. Batchelder are enter
tanning the formers sister, Mrs. \. Brown, OF
Pennyan. N. Y.
Mrs Nellie Warren, Of Ada. Mimi, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Web
ster.
Mrs. G. E. Lewis left Friday for short
visit with friends in Faribault, MINI.
Miss Matte Hirtt returned Tuesday from
her visit to Kansas City.