St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29

Friday evening, Dec. II. MIR. Benedict's
tour through England, Scotland, France and
Italy insures an interesting account OF thpse
countries and his visit to the Paris exposi-
ton. The lecture will be illustrated by the
aid of a stereopticon and one hundred fine
views forty of them of the exposition. The
Young People of the Congregational church.
under whose auspices the entertainment is
TO be given, are doing their best to make the
occasion as enjoyable as can be-
The St. Matthew'S guild will give an I'M
usually attractive musicale in their hall, near
the Great Northern depot, Tuesday even
Miss May Morrison. Miss Farwell, Mr.. Van
YORK and Mr.. kneisly are on the pro-
gramme. Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood. the Park
favOrtes, will also sing several numbers. The
guild also gives one of their superb suppers.
and dancing closes the entertainment, which
promises to be particularly enjoyable.
The illustrated address on Life and Mis-
sion Work i'll India" delivered by G. w.
Leitch in the Congregational church parlors
Friday evening last, was very largely attend
ed, and proved a most interesting and profit
able entertainment
Will Chandler is visiting his brother. Rev.
j. ii. Chandler, at the parsonage. Mrs.
Chandler has so far recovered as to be able
to go to st. Cloud to visit her mother, Mrs.
Brigham. for short rest and change.
1t is understood that dancing class, start
| ed by the college boys. have rented the guild
hall for Saturday evenings during the win
| class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cheney of Burr Oak
terrace, had as guests Thanksgiving day
! Harry Cheney and family aud Mr. West and
daughter, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Burghardt entertained
] Thanksgiving day Mrs. Picard and family al
| their residence on Bayless avenue.
John Barnum, and family. of Mime
! apolis, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. j. 4.
| Barnum, of Gordon avenue.
The Sunday evening lectures in the Con-
! gregational church are proving unusually
attractive and interesting.
O. ". Hartzell. of 965 Bayless avenue, has
been confined 10 his house for several days
| on account of illness.
Mrs E. c. Flagg. of Raymond avenue en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid society Tuesday
afternoon.
The annual meeting of the league for cleo
ton OF officers, ETC.. occurs Tuesday evening
| next.
The Ladies' Literary will meet with Mrs.
| E. II. Burghardt this week Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Bentley entertained last
| week L. A. Crawford, of EngleWood, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cakes Ames gave d select
card party Thanksgiving eve.
Mrs. Mckee. of Nourse street, is expected
| home by Dec. II.
Mrs. G. E. Brace is quite i'll and confined to
| her room.
Seminary and College Notes.
The reception given by Miss Stryker at the
seminary parlors Wednesday evening last
was brilliant event socially. delightful
yet informal musical programme was given,
| and most dainty refreshments were charm
| lngly served. Among those present were:
| From Minneapolis, MIR. and Mrs. K. j. An
derson, Mrs. j. B. Whartley, S. Knight, MT
| BODICE, Miss Nellie Huston, Miss Anna
Luchs. From St. Paul. Maj and Mrs. Poste
ihwaite, Miss Amy Postlethwaite, Prof. and
Mrs. Kearney, Mesdames E. Perry, Z.
| Wheeler, Messrs. A. Il. Moore, Francis
| Wheeler, Clark, Bates. Titcomb and Hunt
! From saltwater, Mrs. C. Carroll and son,
! Miss L. Dixon and Eva Foster. OF the Pars
! people were noticed Gov. and Mrs. McGill
! Mr.. and Mrs II. D. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Cav
anaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. HARDWOOD. Mr. and
Mrs. jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs. Southall, Mr.
! and Mrs. Meek, Mrs Saunders, Miss Nellie
Jewett Hall, Miss Baker and others.
At the Literary society last Monday even
ing the heated discussion upon Diversified
| vs.. Specialized Farming was dropped t.
hear Mr: Husted's famous speech on THE
Model Young Woman" Mr.. Winkier gave
also an excellent cornet solo.
Most of the young ladies are at their homes
| spending Thanksgiving holidays The Misses
! Cope and Miss Collins, of Montana and Miss
Beach, of Orange City, To-, are. however, still
| al the seminary.
merry party went to Minneapolis Mon
day to hear jefferson in 1.-The Rivals also
| another Saturday to hear the same company
in ST. Paul.
Prof. Hays has added recently over eighty
head of sheep from the Bowdy Live stock
company for experimental purposes.
T. j. Wyatt is the leader of the dancing
classes, and has organized several classes
for the winter months.
The Students Bible class has organized,
| with Emil Stanstrom as president and
| Thomas Hale secretary.
Quite number of students attended the
university reception in Minneapolis Wednes-
day evening last.
John Thompson, assistant chemist, spent
| Thanksgiving with relatives IN Cottage
| Grove.
] Miss Pollock and Miss Collins were enter