St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12
Mrs G. Fl. Hazzard; treasurer Mrs. NJ. s.
Bibbins; corresponding secretary, Mrs. r. K.

Mrs: g. Fl. Hazard; treasurer, Mrs. NJ. s..
Bibbins; corresponding secretary, Mrs. r. K.
Evans
The Young Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety has elected the following officers for
me ensuing year: President, Mrs. D. W. Har-
per; first vice president Mrs. George Har-
Els; second vice president, Miss Mil1ie Els
worm; third vice president, Mrs. E. l.. AL
iard; secretary. Miss MeSgie McGarvey
treasurer, Miss Curry; chaplain, Miss Annie
the home of Mrs. j. A. Chaffee next Tuesday
afternoon to discuss an entertainment to
take place in the near future
81 Miss Jennie Waufle gave pleasant party
70 her young friends at her home on Smelling
avenue last Friday evening. Those present
were Misses Ocie Hazard, Phila johnson.
Florence and Lulu Webb, May Kenworthy.
May, Ethel and Maud Wallace. Winnie Bloom
helq, Jessie Evans and Dolly Adams, and
VIII Kavanagh, John Mcnamara Charles
hazard, Louis Adams, Lee Smith, Gilbert
Smith. Irvine and Morris Dugan, Charles and
Ben Hoyt and Ray Smith.
Dr. Mckinley will occupy his pulpit this
morning for the first time in three weeks.
university professors. He enters upon his
fifth year, and the last according to Method
isl usage, and the official board is making
every effort to have it the most prosperous of
all.
The annual meeting Of the HamIine citi-
appointed for the winter campaign. spe-
Gal committee was appointed to see if car
service could not be obtained oftener than
every thirty minutes.
The Epworth league will hold its annual
meeting for the election of officers next
tuesday evening at the home of Prof. A. z.
Drew. The Y. M. G. A. is to be joined as
branch to the league
The following ministers have returned
from the NJ. Z. conference held in Mankato:
Il II RrJd nv nv ,,lax
James Door, E. H. Nicholson, j. c. Handy,
George T. Wells.
Mrs. M. Higgins returned Wednesday from
Sioux Falls, 5. D.. where she went as dele
gate to the convention of the Woman's For
elgn missionary society.
George E. Norris has returned from two
months trip to Springfield, H., where he has
been to argue case in the United States
court.
Israel Brayton and neice, Miss Emma Law
ton, OF Fall River Mass. have been spending
the week with Judge and Mrs. E. +. Wood
The Hamline Hall association have decided
that the building which they own shall
henceforth be known as Masonic hall.
Rev. and Mrs S. S. Farley, of Lester Park,
were the guests, on Thursday, of Miss Orrie
Gould and Miss Ethel Snow.
Miss Maggie Wilson and MfssJennie Scott,
OF Wahpeton, N. D., were the guests, We'd
nesday of Miss Ella Clark.
MT: and Mrs !. II. Grim, of Bedford, Ind
and Mrs. John Reed. of st. Paul, have been
visiting Mrs. e. J. Webb.
Miss Baker, of High Forest, will spend the
inter with her sister, Mrs G.. A. Chaffee.
nd ter the college.
Mrs. o. Whited and Miss Mary Stevens en-
Joyed visit recently at the corn palace in
Sioux City.
Rev. aud Mrs. W. h Souie, of gainesville.
nave been the guests of MIR. and Mrs. L F.
johnson.
Miss Marguerite E. Young will go to Buff
Culkins.
Mrs. Rachel Catlin, of st. Peter, has been
visiting Mrs. j. S. Bean. on her way to De-
lano.
Aid. L. J. Dobner Is entertaining his
mother, Mrs. Dobner, of Lake City.
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Kephart have returned
from week spent in Mankato.
Mrs A. A. Clark returned yesterday from
a two weeks visit IN st. Peter
Mrs. Klambach of Duluth. has been visit
ing Mrs. NJ. c. Johnson