St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
HAMLINE.

NJ. and Mrs. G. II. Hazard entertained the
members Of the Hamline Citizens union
Monday evening 10 meet Rev +. H. Cowgirl.
speech was made by Mr.. Cowgirl, read
ing by Rev. j. L. Wells: solo, p. j. Mccall
lum. The guests were j. X Blackwell
+. Wells, p. j, McCallum K. N North X
j. DugHn. j. b. Rossman, 4. Adams W. T.
Rich, Ii, n. Butts II. Z. Craig. E. f. Acker-
man, j. F. johnson, Nj. s. Bibbins, j. II.
Chamberlain
a musical and literary entertainment, un-
der the auspices of the L. Ii. NJ. ). will be
given Thursday evening, Dec Is. at the
chapel. The programme will consist of Sc
lections by the Wesley orchestra. of Mime
apol1S; recitationS by Miss Jean Evans and
r. Ii. Tasker; solos by Misses Benham and
johnson and w b. Parsons. and violin
solo by Jesse Shuman, of Minneapolis.
Paul Garvin, a five-year-old elocutionist,
assisted by his three sisters. Misses Jessie.
Myrtle and Grace, gave musical and liter
airy entertainment Tuesday evening in the
Town hall TO large audience. ,.s
L. Ii. Montgomery, 'ss, gave stag tea Sun
day evening to number of old school fell
lows His guests were j. II. Beck. George II.
Hutton. Z. E. McCrea. G. Il. Maxwell and
Mr.. BedeGux. i
The odd Fellows have elected the follow
ing officers: n. G.. &. $. Innis; V. c.. ii. f.
Young; K. s., b. n. Failey; p. s., r. johnson;
treasurer, j. b. Rossman.
The Daniel Chapter of the EpwOrth league
will be entertained Monday evening at the
home of Miss Myrtle Botkin, Minnehaha
avenue.
The Hamline ladies assisted the Methodist
ladies OF the city in serving lunch at the
Lowry Arcade Friday for the Christian
Home.
DIR. G. S. Innis will address the odd Eel
lows Tuesday evening OH his trip to Europe.
illustrating the lecture by, ,stereopticon
views.
Mrs. l.. c. Hitchcock who has been visiting
Mrs Ferguson. LETT Friday for Alabama,
where she will join her husband. ~
Mrs. Reed will entertain the. Ladies' Aid
Society OF the Knox Presbyterian Church
next Thursday afternoon.
Frank Mccain has gone TO Lakeville,
where he will assume the editorial tOga of
the Lakeville Arbitrator.
The Browning society gave its sixth an
nual public programme in the university
chapel last evening.
Mrs. E. j. Webb, of Pascal avenue. will en-
terrain the &. l.. ). q. at her home Monday
evening.
President G. II. Bridgman has gone to Can
ada. where he Will visit his aged mother at
Grimsby.
The Amphityons entertained the Athe-
means at Il regular programme Friday even
ing.
DR.. G. II. Bridgman was in Duluth last
Sunday preaching in the First NJ. Z. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. y. Butts entertained Mr..
and Mrs. G. ii. Hazard at tea last evening
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Reynolds have returned
from few weeks spent on the PACING coast.
DR.. j. ii. COrliss, of Fergus Falls, visited
his sister. Miss Jennie Corliss, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Adams entertained the
Saturday Night Social club last evening.
Frank Dobbin, OF Minneapolis. called upon
Miss Blanche j. Morgan, 90 Friday.
The Shakespeare club has postponed its
meetings until after the holidays.
MN. Flint was called to Faribault Wedues-
day by the death of her brother.
Miss Benham received IA visit from her
father, of Red Wing, Tuesday.
X. X. Evans is home from Chicago TO re-
main until after the holidays.
Mrs. c. &. Harger Jr. gave a luncheon
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. N Finch. of Tracy, was the guest of
/ Mrs. Davis this week.
Miss Nellie Wave will attend Albert Lea
college next term.
The Oracle for November was issued the
, first of the week.
E. o. Parks is visiting in Chicago.