St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-22
HASlLINE.

'Ieft-hGnd" social by the ladies of Knox
Presbyterian church was one of the events
of the week. 1t was given at the home of
Mrs. Jared Spear, 7S3 Pascal avenue, Thurs
day evening. and much merriment was coca
stoned, for everything from taking off ones
wraps and shaking hands to eating refresh
ments was to be done with the left hand,
and fine was imposed for every right
handed action. programme of musical
and literary selections was rendered, includ-
ing readings by Misses Hawley, Susie Carr
and Maize Eyerts: piano solo, Miss Blanche
Bloomfield: piano duet Misses MAZE Everts
and Blanche Bloomfield; vocal duet Miss
May Gleason and L. p. Mcguire. The Cen
sus TaEer" by Mr. and Mrs NJ. S. Bibbins
and Melvin Bibbins. was an amusing bit of
comedy. and proved a fitting climax 10 the
fun of the evening.
Prof. Frederick ". Spencer gave musical
entertainment in the university chapel
Thursday evening under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society of the Nj. Il. church.
Selections were given on violin ard guitar.
the more popular being rendered on the lat
ter instrument. but il is on the violin that
Mr.. Spencer's merit as musician will rest,
and he played 1t with rare delicacy OF bowling
and fineness of expression. The test was u
severe one as Prof Spencer was the only
performer of the whole evenings programme,
but he deserves the more credit for the ease
with which he gained the attention and sym
pathy of his audience.
The band supper. given By the ladies of
Halnline. to raise funds to pay the indebte d
ness on the instruments, was q success. in
every way. 1t was held Tuesday evening in
Masonic hall, and large number were pses-
ent to show their appreciation of the efforts
made to put the Hamline Cornet band OH a
firm financial footing. good sum was alb
sorbed from the oyster eaters and a short
concert programme aided in the evening S
enjoyment Mrs. Virginia Harrington, who
has become quite a favorite since her remov-
al to the suburb. read the pathetic selection
jim Miss Louise Taylor, a youthful
violinist, rendered one of her charming solos,
and several other musical selections were
given.
The L. S. C. will meet with R. K. Evans
at his home, 1917 Minnehaha avenue, tomor-
row evening. A quiz concerning leading
events in American history will be in charge
of the president, q game on the thirteen col
onieS will be played, discussion of the
status of women and of social institutions,
with paper on current events by Mrs. NJ. 5.
Bibbens will complete the programme.
The boy orators of Lake Street church,
Minneapolis. will give a free entertainment
in Masonic hall next Tuesday evening" under
the auspices of the Prohibition club. They
are in charge of Prof. j. s. Garyir. teacher
of eloeution. and are said to be very pleasing
speakers Music by the quartette will be
furnished.
Mrs NJ. L. Holly. of Troy street, enter
tanned a number of Lake Crystal people at
dinner Tuesday. There were present Misses
Birdie Marcton. Emma Pey, Messrs. Lou Da-
Wis, Norman Larson and Nj. Jones'
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hazard enter
tanned at dinner Saturday, the 18th. Rev. and
Mrs. II. j Harrington, MIR. and Mrs j. @.
Johnston, Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Daniel, Miss
Grace Daniel.
Mrs Clifford and daughter, of Minneapo-
lis, were recent guests of their cousin, Mrs.
Harrington, on Fry street.
Miss Blanche Bloomfield will entertain the
| Kings Daughters ct her home on Taylor ave-
| nue. Tuesday evening.
Misses Bingingheimer and May Hayden, of
| Minneapolis, were guests Of friends the first
| of the week.
Mrs. W. C. Cooke. of Eau Claire visited her
| daughter MISS Carrie Case, '92, the first of
the week.
Newell Griffith has gone to Chicago, where
| he will enter a bank conducted by his
| brother.
! Prof. Hodges of Mankato, has been visit
| ing Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bodkin during the
| week.
! Mrs. FERGUSON, of Minneapolis, has been
| visiting Mrs. E.O. PARKS, 1899 Minnehaha ave-
| hue.
| Rev. H. J. Harrington has been appointed
| pastor at Wesley chapel in the city.
| Miss Effie Warren, of Grove Lake, is visit
ing Miss Olive Brown. of Simpson avenue.
The Ladies' Home Missionary society was
| entertained by Mrs. Gale Chaffee Friday.
Mrs. ]. G. Johnston has returned from a
| visit with relatives in Des Moines, To-
! J. ]. Barker is entertaining his brother, T.
a. Barker, of Fayetteville. N. C.
Lou Davis enjoyed call from his cousin,
| Miss Effie Serkey, of Mankato.
| Miss Alice BassetL of Faripault, was the
| guest of friends Friday.
Union services will be held by the Knox
| Presbyterian and the Methodist churches in
the university chapel Thanksgiving morn