St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-06
HAMLINE.

The Masons gave an enjoyable reception
Friday evening in their hall The reception
committee was composed of Mr.. and Mrs r.
X Evans. Mr. and Mrs. II NJ. Butts Mr. and
Mrs. Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs E. w. Kaley,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Harper, Mr.. and Mrs
Teas. Mr.. and Mrs. John Leslie. An elab-
crate menu was served in the dining room,
and toasts were responded to by Maj It. A.
Montgomery, o. B. Sprague, George I. Ack-
ers, A. T. Swanston, OF ST. Paul, and Rev. c.
A. Cressey and L. A. Montgomery. c. n:
Akers acted as postmaster and read
an original poem. A musical programme
had also been arranged, including
a quar:ette by Misses Wood, q. Z.
Norris and VIII Wood; violin solos MISS
Louise Taylor: soprano solo, Mrs ID. w. Har-
per; tenor solos, Mr.. Runyon and George =.
Norris: contralto solo, Miss Lizzie Wood;
duet. Messrs. Norris and Wood. Miss Jean
Evans gave one of her enjoyable recitations.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Culom, Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Reynolds, Mr..
and Mrs. Spear. Mr. and Mrs Patterson, MIR.
and Mrs. " s. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Cressey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Congdon, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris; Misses
Evans, Bloomfield. Door, johnson and
Griffith. and Messrs. II. E. Conklin, +. j.
Eggleston, Thomas Hamilton, Charles Son.
nenberg and Hanson.
Miss Blanche j. Morgan, of Galya, H.,
spent Thursday with some of her former
classmates on her way TO Marshall, where
she retains her position as teacher in the
high school. She was accompanied by her
sister Miss Jennie Morgan, VINO will enter
the freshman class of the college.
Jolly party enjoyed ride to Lake Har--
riet Saturday, including Misses Anna and
Gertrude Albertson, of Kellog; Vena NJ. Dun
lay, Ella and Alta Clark and Lieut. W. f.
Clark, of Fort Leavenworth, KAN; Frank f.
Farrar, of Redwood Falls; W. L. Barney, I.
c. Mossey and L. l.. ii. Lord
Mrs. Barry. of 10l1 First avenue north,
Minneapolis and Mrs. Tupper, of Bushnell,
H., visited Mrs. c. S. II. Dunn of Burling-
ton, To-, who was the guest OF Mrs, A, A.
Clark.
E. $. Hixson, of Hermon, visited friends
and inspected the houses to rent His mother
and sisters will make their home in the su-
burb during the academic year.
+. c. Massey, accompanied by his sister,
who has been taking art lessons of Burt Har-
wood during the summer, went to their home,
in Louisburg, Wis, Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Warner has been spending the
week in Winona. attending the ". G. 7; U.
convention, and now visiting her sister, Mrs.
T. NJ. Pottie, of st. Charles.
Mesdames A. j. Gillette, E. j. Webb, Rob-
ert shannon and A. A. Clark spent Thursday
at Newport, as guests of Mrs Shannon's Sis
ter, Mrs. j. W. Powell.
Chester A Bonney, of Fairmont, will oc
cupy The position of stenographer in the
Security bank, of Minneapolis, which his
brother held last year.
Rev. Mr.. Hall, pastor of the Knox Presby-
terian church. is moving his family from St.
Paul into the house formerly occupied by Dr..
William Mckinley.
Mrs. F. Cone. of Redwood Falls accom-
panied by her children, is visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. l. V. johnson, on Hew-
lit avenue.
George Hutton, of Ontario, Can, is visiting
his uncle. DIR. G. II. Bridgman. before enter
ing upon his duties in the Shakopee public
schools.
Miss Ella Barkuloo has been entertaining
her cousins. Misses Emma and Fannie
Fletcher, and Esther Liddell, OF Pennington.
Miss Laura Dobner. of Lake City, has re-
turned from her vacation, and will board
with Mrs. Harris during the school year.
Wilbert L. Bonney is spending a short va
cation at his home in Fairmont, before enter
| ing the Junior class at the college.
The Epworth League will give soeiable
next Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
| Jean Il. Evans for members only.
Misses Agnes Geddes and Emma Lawton,
of st. Paul, were guests of Misses Lizzie and
Josie Wood the first of the week.
E. II. Ellsworth left Friday for Dundas
| where he has been elected TO the principal
| ship of the public schools.
A. M. Webster went to Mapleton Tuesday,
| where he has been elected TO the principal
ship of the public school,
Willis E. Judson, of Aitkin, visited friends
this week on his way TO the Northwestern
Misses Florence and Mary Stirling, of Red
! Wing visited their cousin, Mrs L. c.. Rose
| man, part of the week.
The Kings Daughters held their first meet
ing for the autumn at the home of Miss Clara
| Warner last Tuesday.
Frank F. Farrar left for Redwood Falls,
Tuesday, where he has the principalship of
the public schools.
r. L. H. Lord went to Wahpeton, Friday,
where he Will probably join the ranks of pub
lie instructors.
The Women's Foreign Missionary society
Thursday. -
Miss Florence Gideon, of Excelsior was
the guest of Miss Vena NJ. Dunlap the first OF
the week.
Mrs. II. S. Shannon has gone to Walnut
Grove on account of the severe illness of her
nephew.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. E. johnson next Thursday after
noon
Miss Emily wohlford, of Aberdeen, s. D.,
is visiting Miss Hattie Doer, Oh Capitol ave
nue.
Miss Belle Lowering, of Hector was recent
ly a visitor with Miss Minnie Bean of Fryst
The Young Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety with meet with Mrs. Chaffee, Tuesday
Miss Ella l.. Door has position in the
Hancock school for the next year.
John Congdon and son, of Brainerd, wert
visiting friends during the week.
Miss NJ. Eva Crandall, of Sioux Falls, S. D..
visited Mrs. ii. Z. Craig, Friday.
Mr. Carter and family, of Hamline avenue
have moved TO Minneapolis.
| Miss Mcleod, of the public school, has re
turned from vacation trip.
Miss Jessie Whitman, of st. Anthony Park
visited friends Thursday.
S. ". Douglass has returned from month
= visit in Browns valley.
j. p Britton, of Brainerd, has been yistin!
Mrs Marietta Higgins.
Miss George Congdon has returned from
visit in BIainerd.