St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
HANILINE.

The twenty five milestone in the life OF Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Hazard was appropri-
ately celebrated Friday night. Their many
friends near their home and through the city
gave them a complete surprise. filling the
house with their presence and a large table
with their presents. The gift OF the friends
was beautiful tea set with scallop dish, and
there were many smaller silver pieces from
intimate friends and relatives. The presen
tatlon speech was male b. DR.. Innis who
also performed the ceremony III d happy way,
a relief from the usual solemnlty Oh such oc-
casions. Refreshments were served the self
invited guests, who were the following: Mr..
and Mrs. L. Hoyt Misses Hoyt. of Warren
dale; Mr.. and Mrs. Otis, Dunham Or.
and Mrs II f. Hoys Mrs s,a MURPHY, T;hs pd Mr.,
MI. Pope. Misses Hoyt, II. F: Hoyt Jr.,
MIR and Mrs. Lyford. Minneapolis:
MIR. and Mrs Woodland, of st. Anthony
Park; Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson, Mr.: and
Mrs. j. B Rossman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Chamberlain, Mr. aud Mrs. FL. n. Butts. Mrs.
Whited, Mr.. ana Mrs. Cakes Prof. and Mrs.
Eaton, DR.. and Mrs. CarotherS, MI. and Mrs.
Young. Mrs. Clark, DR.. and Mrs: g. ). INNS,
Mr.. Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Montgomery.
Mrs. Higgins. Mrs. Door. Mrs. 5. NJ. HURT,
Mrs. Drew Mrs. Root, Miss Stevens, Misses
CLARK Miss Webb, Miss Schofeld, Miss Coffin.
Mrs. Sonle, Mrs. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Shan
q;on. Mr. and Mrs. Bibbins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kephart. Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Hath
away. MI. and Mrs. Brown.
~ Rev. F B. Cowgirl, who will be in charge OF
the Hamine pastorate for the next year.
wifi remove his family from Mortified this
week. They will occupy the pastor nome ONE
on Smelling avenue. and Mr.. Cowgirl will
preach his first sermon before the university
congregation next Sunday morning Dr;
Ward. OF the New York Independent. will
occupy the pulpit today
49, A club for the STUDY of Shakespeare is be-
ing organized among the young women OF
UnmIine They will meet Tuesday evening
OF tho home of Miss Clark. The play for that
date IS las You Like 1t, and viii be studied
in the light of Miss Marlowe's acting.
FE Mrs W. H. Corothers entertained the Ep-
worth league at her home on Hewitt avenue
last Tuesday evening. The officers gave
their annual reports, and the new stan OF
officers will be elected at meeting at the
cali of the president.
The w. G. II. L. held it's regular monthly
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Botkin. on Min
nehaha avenue, last Thursday. An appro-
priation was made for the Whittier memorial
clock. to be placed IN the Chicago Temper
ance temple.
A banjo club will be formed at the home
OF Miss johnson next Thursday night. The
instructor will he Ray Ioungman who WI |
be accompanied by some of the best tWang-
er, of the String i'll ST. Paul.
Rev. an Mrs W. II Daniel. accompanied
bv their daughter. Miss Grace. left " ednes.
dav morning Tor Goshen. Ind. Harry Daniel
viii remain in the university until the winter
term
. O. WhiteI accompanied MS motnef 10
her hume il Rochester this wee Mrs. II.
W. StebhnS. of ST. PAUL was the guest of Mrs.
U. o. Whi,ed last Neg aesday.
Dr. and Mrs. Il. II. Bridsman entertained
at dinner Thur>d,y Mrs. Cameron. Prof. and
Mrs L. II. i;atcielde:, Nil. aad nrs. Il. c.
Long. Miss shoemaker
c. L. Moody his gone TO Malone. y. Y.
VIII re he wall si,-ni tn w,at'T-
III. i.ll.es Ad s.vieiv Will III ,tt Thurs
d., VIA Mrs. .iaz.drt IoS t..s al.ILal eiec-