St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
HANILINE.

Mrs. r. K. Evans gave a good luck party at
ner home on Minnehaha avenue Saturday
evening, the 18th, the anniversary of her
daughters, Miss jeans, birthday. II was a
surprise. the guests meeting at the home of
Miss May Webb. The evening was spent on
the veranda and lawn, and pleasantly passed
with music from banjos and guitars and
funny stories Dainty refreshments were
served and the souvenirs were large cards
with four-leaf clOvers Those present were
Misses Bessie Grant. May Webb, Tempe and
Wanda Griffith, and Messrs P. r. Showers,
\. \. Tuckey, A. W. Wallace, Z. A. McCann
and E. A. Montgomery.
The W. T. c. L. met with Mrs. NJ. E. Willard
on Taylor avenue last Thursday afternoon,
and elected the following officers for the
year: President Mrs. II. NJ, Butts; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Agnes A. CLARK;
recording secretary, Mrs. j. G. +. Petit;
treasurer Mrs. VI. +. Millard: vice presidents,
Mrs K Z. Webster, Mrs. B. X. Bloomfield.
Mrs Frances A. Wells. Mrs. Robert Shannon
was elected delegate TO the state convention
of the ". c. 7. l. which meets at Wlnona
the first week in September, with Mrs. j. IL.
DOrr IS alternate.
Miss Harriet E. Rose, of Anoka. was the
guest of of Mrs. NJ. Higgins the first of the
week, on her way to meet her mother, Mrs.
p. S. Rose, who has been in New York over
year, and returns greatly improved in
health
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
Church gave lawn social at the home of
Mrs. T. W. Wallace Wednesday evening.
The Hamline band was in attendance, and
light refreshments were served.
The members of the Epworth league are
preparing for the second concert in the series
TO be given in order to obtain funds for their
library. II will be given two weeks from
Tuesday evening.
Mrs Scott Withrow and son Arthur. who
have been visiting Mrs WithroW'S mother.
Mrs. E. j. Webb. for a couple Of months, re-
| turned to their home in Mount Pleasant, To-,
last Wednesday.
Dr. G. H. Bridgman left Tuesday for Chau
! tauQua, y. y lie will return next week ac
! companied by Mrs. Bridgman, Dorothy and
! Donald, who have been spending the sum
! mer in the East.
! Mrs F. W Hoyt and daughter. Miss Nini-
fred Hoyt OF Red Wing, were guests of Miss
| Matte Clark last Monday, on their way home
from an outing at Mahtomedi, White Bear.
The Epworth league met with Miss Grace
! Silvernail last Tuesday, and Will be enter
| tanned by Miss Jean Evans at her home on
Minnehaha avenue this week.
Miss Wanda Griffith left Monday evening
for Evanston and Chicago, where she will
\ spend the weeks until school opens with her
! sister, Mrs. F. ". Peabody.
T. A. Montgomery, of st. Peter, is visiting
his son, L. A. Montgomery, and overseeing
the beginning of his new residence on Capt.
tol and Simpson avenues.
George E. Norris accompanied the base
ball nine of the Northern Pacific shop men
to Duluth last Saturday, where they were de-
| feated, 3 to u
Miss Maggie Carter, Of Georgina. Fla, who
| is spending the summer at her home III st.
Peter called upon Mrs \. A. Clark last Mon
day.
Miss Minnie Pintler has returned to her
| home in Saginaw. Mich, after a visit of sew
eral months with her aunt, Mrs. w. L. Rich
Miss Vena NJ. Dunlap spent the early part
of the week with Miss Florence Gideon al
! Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Lizzie Mccain left Friday for Seattle
Wash where she will spend the winter with
her sister. Mrs. F. W. Hankey
Edward E. Bean returned Saturday from
the western part of the state, where he has
been spending the summer.
Miss Sadie E. higgins is spending a two
weeks vacation with her sister, Mrs W. E.
Spalding. at Heron Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Chapman entertained
their brother. Robert Chapman, of Milwau-
kee, the first of the week.
Miss Annie MeCrea has returned from 6
two weeks outing, spent with friends a
Lake Shore, White Bear.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Bean, of Minneapolis,
were the guest Of their brother, Rev. j. S
Bean, Thursday.
Miss Harriet Williams of Montevideo, il
visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie Bean, TO
several weeks.
Rev. ]. W..Martin, of St. Paul Park, and E
P Martin, of Chicago, called upon friends
last Tuesday.
Misses Carrie Preston and Minnie Cool
spent a few days with Mrs. Wilbur Cofil
this week.
Miss Clara Dobner, OF Lake City, was re
Gently the guest of her brother Aid L. j
Dobner.
Miss Minnie Crawford. of Fort Dodge Io..i
the guest of Miss Bessie Grant, on Minnehahi
avenue.
Miss Daisy sames. of Rockford, Ill, is tn
guest of Miss Tempe Griffith, on Hewitt
avenue.
Rev. s. n. Griffith, of Larlmore n. D.,
has been visiting his family during tn
week.
DR.. c. E. Magraw and family have gone OF
an excursion trip to st. Louis by the rive
route.
RL.H. Lord visited friends Tuesday anC
Wednesday, but has returned to his home il
Wells.
Mrs Cook and daughter Miss Hazel Cook
of Eau Claire, have been visiting Mrs. W.
Rich.
Miss Edith Coupiin, of Crookston, is visit
ing Mrs. H. Z. Young, on Minnehaha avenue
Miss Minnie Bean has been spending par
of the week with relatives in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rossman have returned
from q short trip to Maiden Rock. Wis.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bossout. of Minneapolis wa
the guest of friends during the week.
Mrs James O. Haight and children. o