St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-28
HAMLINE.

MISS Harriet E. Rose very pleasantly enter
tanned the state university chapter of the
Delta Gamma fraternity with ''faggot'
party at her home on Minnehaha street
Monday evening. Each young lady was pro-
vided with bundle of faggots, and while
her $ burned lnerrily away in the CRATE she
was to entertain the company. Ghost stories
prtdominated, and while the gas burned low
and the light from the open fire cast flicker
ing shadows on the wall i'll weird, fantastic
shapes. each girl tried a more horrible tale to
unfold (which would freeze thy young
blood, harrow up thy SOUL and the
cessful was her attempt. Musical numbers
were given by the Misses Gratia Country
man and Francis and Louise Montgomery
An elaborate supper was furnished by the
hostess. and the whole evening was spent in
the most enjoyable manner. The members
or the fraternity present were Misses Minnie
Bassett. Lana and Gratia Countryman, Ina
and Ora Flrkins, Louise and Francis Mont
gomery, kathrina StrOhmeier, Clara Kellogg
Clara Baldwin and Florence Rose
A jolly hayrack load of Central Park young
people were entertained by the Misses Mat
tie Hurt and Mary Whitney Friday evening.
There were present Mrs. e. j. sheppard and
Mrs. Hammerly. Misses Viva Mcmillan Boil
linger, Annie Sheppard, Ethel Bell. Edith
Hammerly. Myrtle Brunette, Lou Andrews,
Edith q Miller. Edna Burden, Laura
Elthorpe, Ider Swanson, and Josie and Lizzie
Mood, of Hamine; Messrs. shepherd An
drews, Miller, Leslie, Copp, Venn, w. II.
Wood w. B. Wood. Fletcher, Grant, R,-
dolrh and Hurtt, of Minneapolis. They all
declared it most enjoyable evening, and a
hayrack the most delightful vehicle for fun
The choir of the Methodist congregation
has been reoreanized, and will consist for
the year Of the following: Soprani. Misses
Ella Door and Alta Clark; contralti, Misses
Ellie Grout and Lulu Blackwell; tenori, G.
e. Maxwell and P. Il. Stayers: bassi, E. N
Tuckley and Wilson Kemmerer; f. n.
Tuckey. director, and Miss Mary Stevens, ac-
companist
The Sunday school board meeting occurred
last Monday evening, when a full list OF Off
GERS and teachers were elected, which now
Sunday school is second to Red Wing in ac-
tual attendance. The fourth quarterly COLI
ference was held Friday, DR.. Forbes presid-
ing.
A lecture on "a Visit to the Holy Land''
will be given Monday evening in the univer-
sity chapel by Rev. William Shannon, of Du-
luth, under the auspices of the Little
Branches of the Vine. AS Mr.. Shannon has
lately returned from visit to Palestine the
lecture will doubtless be very interesting.
Rev. and Mrs. Silas Bolles, of Red Wing,
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Wood.
Mr.. Bolles. or, as he is more frequently
styled, Father Bodies, was pioneer in Min
nesota Methodism. having been preaching
over hfty years. and he was a welcome visitor
at the Methodist college.
Mrs. E. B. Higgins has been entertaining
during the week her1sister, Mrs. Eliza Thorn
as, of Munson, Me-; Mrs. Handy, of Center
Vile, Mass; and Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Den
man, Spokane Falls.
Mrs. Geer, a teacher in the Marion high
school. Indiana. was the guest of her cousin,
George ii. Hazard. for couple of DAYS, on
her way to Tacoma, where she will spend the
winter
Rev. and Mrs. George f. Wells are enter
tanning Mrs. Holliston and Miss Kelsington.
of Calumet, 10. The latter will make her
home with them.
Mrs. N. W. Barnard. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. c. l.. Moody, during the
summer will return to her home in New
York this week.
A. W. McCrea went to Drayton, Dak., Tues
day, where he will spend few weeks visit
ing his son, G. A. McCrea.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Rich are visiting Mrs.
+. W. Hoyt and other friends at their old
home in Red Wing.
New York, where they have made an ex-
tended visit.
DIR. Mckinley spent the latter part of the
week in Winona. attending the funeral of an
old friend.
Mrs. l.. J. Dobner returned Thursday from
a threeweeks visit with her parents at Fer
gus Falls.
Rev. DR.. Robert Forbes and E. II. Greeley
of st. Paul, were the guests of G. H. Hazard
Friday.
Mrs. @. A. Chaffee and Mrs. Fred Heath
have returned from visit with Min neapolis
friends.
Mrs. j. Milton Akers, of Byron, was the
guest of Mrs. S. NJ Hurt the early part of the
week.
Mrs. Patterson. of st. Paul, has been visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. John Mcclure.
Miss Mary Moody, of Malone. N. Y, is Wis
iting her brother, Charles L. Moody.
Mrs. G. S. Williams, of Montevideo is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. A. A. Clark
Mrs. Alice Davis, of Delano is the guest OF
her mother. Mrs. NJ. A. McCarter.
Mrs. j. G. Hicks, of Byron, has been visit
| ing Mrs. X. E. Webster.