St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-08
HADfLINE.

The sociable given by the Ladies' Aid So
clety Thursday evening, at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. George H. Hazard, 7S4 Simpson
avenue, was very pleasant gathering about
$50 being present. including several from the
city. REGULATIONS pleasantly interrupted the
social chat. Col. j. Ham Davidson rendering
high Tide al Gettysburg" Mrs Virginia
Harrington recIted LOngfelloW' $ 'sKing Rob-
ert OF Sicily, ana succeeded III charming her
audience at her first appearance She has
but recently moved to Hamline and will
prove an acquisition iii literary circles
Master raul GarYin, little lad of four years,
reclted The amusing selection, is Marriage a
Fallure: discussion between gentleman
and his wife, and Miss Myrtle Garyin gave
The Spider III the Collection Box" Light
refreshments were served and the re-
malnder of the evening was spent in q
social way Among the guests beside the
Park residents were Mrs. j. H. MurDhv. Mr.
Blalsdell. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt. Col. j.
Ham Davidson. of St Panl; Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Lore. heyt; Misses Sue, Sallie and Daisy
Hoyt OF Warrendale; Mrs. Tripp. of Fari-
bault, aud Rev. ID. j. Higgins, Of BROOKLYN
Center. DR.. and Mrs. Henry w Hoyt, of
Crocus Hill, started 10 drive out but timed
over an embarrassment and met with serious
injuries.
Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Crothers entertained
the Sunfiower club, one of last summers SO.
clal eliques, at their pleasant home on Hev.
lit avenue. Tuesday evening A delightful
evening was spent by the merry crowd,
SObli4uStS LOIInlIS the cDle1 amusement.
twenty sobriquets were given the guests
who were to determine the name Of the
character TO whom it is applied. Miss Jean
Evans captured the head prize. picture of
Julla MaIlowe, and Bert Wallace the foot
| prize, a woody monkey. An oyster menu
was served, and dainty souvenir fan in the
shape OF Il Suntlower was laid at each Dlate
The guests were: Misses Eta Webb. Bessie
Grant, Tempe Griffiths, Wanda Grifiths,
Jean Evans; Messrs. 2. II. Showers E. N
Tuckey, +. A. Montgomery. A. w. Wallace.
j. L. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs r X. Evans MIR
and Mrs. George +. Norris.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
met at the nome of Mrs VI. Higgins Capital
avenue. thursday afternoon and elected the
following list of officers for the ensuing wear.
the majority being reelected from the com.
petent staff of last year: President, Mrs. NJ.
Higgins; vice president, Mrs. w. L. Daniel ;
secretary, Mrs. George II. Hazard; treasurer.
Mrs. NJ. Bibbins; additional vice presidents
Mrs. j. ii. Chamberlain, Mrs H. E. Young,
Mrs. r. W. Wallace
Rev. and Mrs. George f. Wells entertained
few of their friends from Minneapolis Fri
| day evening of last week. They were Mr.
Wells colaborers in prohibition work. and
| so the evening was in the nature of a ''cold
| water party. Those present were Rev. and
| Mrs W. w. Satterless, Rev. and Mrs. ]
Pinkham' MISS Plnkham. W. j. Dean and
| Mrs. f. A. Watson, of Hamlne.
| The boy orators of Lake street. Mime
! apOlis, viii occupy the hail next Tuesday
| evening. They are under the tutelage ri
| Prof. j. S. Garvin and are said to be very
| pleasing speakers. The entertainment is q
| free one, under the auspices OF the ProbibI
| ton club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shannon entertained
| dinner party at their home on Hewitt ave.
| nue. Tuesday evening. 1t included Rev. and
Mrs: W II. Daniel, Miss Grace Daniel, Prof
| ana Mrs. Loren II. Batchelder, Mrs Agnes
! a. Clark, Misses Ella and Alta Clark.
The Ladies' Aid society meets Monday aft
| eTnoon TO arrange for the lunch to be fur
| nished the Epworth league district conyen
| llon which meets III the Central Park NJ E
| church the last of the week
Mrs. Coleman, of Ashton. y. D who is
| spending the winter with her daughter Mrs
| @. T. Wells. on Capitol avenue visited dnr
| inc the week with her sister, Mrs. Bishop. in
| Minneapolis.
A tair is contemplated by the ladies of the
| Home Missionary society, to be held durins
the holidays. Fancy articles will be for sale
and lunch will probably be a part of tht
! plan.
Rev. B. F. Kephart. pastor of the NJ. E
! church at Paynesville. returned for a few
days the first of the week to convey the re
mainder of his goods to his new home
The c. l.. s. c. will meet next Monda,
evening al the home of Mrs. NJ Botkln. 4
programme of papers on American His
tory will be presented.
DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Chamberlain. of ST
Charles, have been visiting Mrs. Chamber
lain's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Warner, o.
Hewitt avenue.
Hon. 5. NJ. Owen, of Minneapolis. will de.
liver an address in the Town hall next SAT
urday evening, on 1.-THE Laborers Interest il
| Economics
o. o. Whited, of Minnehaha street, is en-
tertaining his mother. Mrs. John Whited. AM
his sister, Mrs. C. A. Whited, of Rochester.
The Kings Daughters were entertaine,
Tuesday evening by Miss Marguerite r
Young, at her home on Taylor avenue.
Hon. and Mrs. John A. jackson, of LAX