St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-22
HAMLINE.

The st. Paul Methodist Social union was
entertained in the university hall last Tues
day evening by the Ladies Aid society. Min
neapolis MethodIsts were invited, and they
came by steam and electricity and sleighs.
despite the Indictment weather. They were
met by the reception committee in the hall
and parlors, which had been prettiiy deco
rated by the Kings Daughters. and after
short social hour, descended to the supper
room, where an elaborate menu was served
by the ladies. At o clock the programme
was commenced in the chapel with the
hymn, "Onward, Christian Soldiers. the
president, George n. Hillman, being in the
choir. Devotions were led by DR., j. H.
William Mckinley, the first half hour
was service of praise d. r. Colville,
of ST. Paul, then rendered a pleasing
sacred solo. ''rheVesper Hour by Shelley,
and the II. U. '93 quartette gave two college
songs, Nellie Was Lady and The Sun
day School Scholar the latter greatly pleas
Ing the grave divines present The literary
part of the programme was discussion of
the topic, How to Secure the Greatest Eli
cheney in Church Work From the Indidual,"
opened by Rev. W. G.. Rice, of Clinton Ave
nue. NJ. E. church, st. Paul, with a short pa
per on personality. Miss Carrie Holbrook, of
the First NJ E. church, told of the work of
the young people, and J. T. Wyman, of Hen
nepin Avenue church, Minneapolis, followed
i'll speech on the requirements of ministers.
After a second solo, Come Thou, Holy
Spirit, Buck, by Mr. Colyille, Dr. Bridgman
pronounced the benediction and the audi
ence was dismissed
A benefit concert for the NJ. E. Sunday
school will be given i'm the chapel Monday
evening by F. w. Merriam assisted by Min
neapolis musical talent. The following is
the programme:
Piano March in c -four hands, 49,. Schubert
F. W. Merriam and W. :. Woodwork.
College songs. II. u. '93 Quartette
G. E. Maxwell, P. r. Showers, E. II. Tuckey.
j. f. Lathrop.
flano' RonGo Brlllante ;;-.:,........-" ener
Miss Jessie Booth
Song, Separation. ...... Miss Matte Radon
Cornet solo. .....................E E. Simonton
Piano, Sextette from Lucia - List
Miss Jeanette McNarama.
Vocal, "Annie Laurie" Buck
II. U. '93 Quartette.
Piano, Paraphrase and Etude 80. .Haberbier
f. ". Merriam.
9 a. Luliapy ............; .fatten
Son gs b. The Farmer and the
Miss Matte Redlon
'ioln b. Mazurka ........ Wieniawski
Miss Beth Bragg
Overture, William Tell .Rossini- G ottschalk
Misses Bertha Rathbun and Alice Martin.
song service will be held in the town hall
this evening at 80 by the Presbyterian con-
gregation. Short addresses will be made by
Rev j. 2. Dysart ana Henry Campbell, of
Manchester, aud DR.. William Mckinley, OF
Hamiine. The singing will be led by large
chorus choir in charge of Mrs. j. f. Rounds,
and Gospel Hymns Me- will be used.
In celebration of Washington's birthday
the G. l.. S. c. will have a sleigh ride to-mor
row afternoon, and will not hold their regu
lar meeting in the evening on account of the
Sunday school benefit concert.
Valentine Stolz, of Montrose attended the
| G. A. r. convention during the week, and
visited his mother, Mrs. M. NJ. McCarter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Bean. of Minneapolis,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bean Thurs
day.
The young people enjoyed a masquerade
party on the town rink Wednesday evening
Mrs. Swartz, of Chicago, is the guest of
Mrs. E. t. Congdon i'll North Hamline.
Miss Lou Blackwell, OF St Paul. is spend
ing the week with her parents.
j. G. Congdon, of Brainerd, is visiting Ham
line friends
Miss Matte Hurt has returned from visit
in Chicago.