St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-15
HAMLINE.

The st. Paul Methodist Social union will be-
entertained by the Ladies' Aid society neat
Tuesday evening. The Methodists OF MINI
neapolis have been invited TO make It q
Twin city reunion, as Hamline always aims
to keep in the good graceS OF both cities. I
supper will be served at Z O'Clock in the
large prayer room of University hall, and the;
exercises of the evening will be held in the
chapelat O'Clock. y reception committee
has been chosen, consisting OF President and
Mrs. George II. Bridgman, Mrs. Pascal Smith,
Mr. and Mrs 7. W. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.A
r. X. Evans, Mr., ana Mrs. c. M. MaeLaren,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sherin, Mr. and Mrs. II. s.
Fairchild, Mr.. and Mrs. E c. Verney, Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles b. Lawton, Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Fifeld Hon. A. c. Hickman. The
following is the programme prepared by Dr.
Robert Forbes, Dr. c. B. Wilcox and Rev. w.
G. Rice: Hymn - Onward Christ
ian Solders;" vocal solo The Yes.
per Hour Shelley. d. F. Colville;
Topie-How to secure the greatest efficiency
in church work from the individual member.
Ten-miuute addresses by Rev. w. G. Rice, OF
Clinton Avenue church, ST. Paul: Miss Carrie
HOlbrook, of First church, st. Paul; j. II.
Wyman, of IIennepin Avenue church, Min
apolls. Vocal music-IIamline University
Glee club. General discussion of above topic.
each speaker limited to three minutes. Vocal
solo, Come Thou, Holy Spirit" Buck, ID. f.
Colville. 4
The Fortnightly club in English history
and literature met with Mrs NJ a. Flint
Tuesday afternoon. The lesson on the life
and times of Henry VIII. was taught by Mrs
Flint and brought out many interesting facts
in connection with this much abused and
abusing man and his contemporaries. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. h. F. Maule. I
Oh Smelling avenue, week from Tuesday
evening. and il is probable that hereafter the
meetings will be held in the evenings, as
several of the business men of the COM |
munity have expressed desire TO join the
circle.
The C. L. s. C. held their usual weekly
meeting Monday evening at the home OF the J
president j. b. ROSeman, with the following
programme: Paper on the British prime
ministers, Mrs. Brown; a talk on the changes
in India wrought 10y English influence, J. u.
RosSman; character study, Duke Of yelling.
ton. Mrs. q. FL. Hazard; piano duet, Mrs. o.
%. Whited and Miss Mamie stevens; paper
on astronomy, Mrs. NJ s. Bibbins. The next
meeting will De with Mrs. II. Il. Harris, on
Wesley avenue.
Mrs. II. Ella Harris gave delightful party
Saturday evening Feb. Z, to the young friends
of her daughter, Miss Matte Harris, II being
the tenth anniversary of her birthday. \
Miss Maggie McGarvey received visit the
first of the week from her brother, of Red
Wing, who has accepted position with
Foote, Schultz d Co, st. Paul. Il
Miss Josie Wood has been spending the
week with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. aud Mira. 1
Henry Campbell, of Manchester. 4
Miss Alice Brown of Red Wing, has been |
the guest of DR.. and Mrs William Mckinley |
during the week. 4
Miss Mary Webb has position as type
writer in the Office of Arthur Reeves.
Miss Matte Hurt has been the guest OF
friends in Chicago for week or two
Miss Mary Whitney is making business
trip to New York city.