St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-14
HAMLINE.

The W. c. T. Z. met Thursday at the home
of Mrs. j. H. chamberlain and elected officers
for the ensuing year. They are: President,
Mrs H. w. Butts; vice presidents, Mrs. r.
Shannon, Mrs. G. F. Wells, Mrs. X. E. Web
ster; recording secretary, Mrs. NJ Botkin;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. 6. H. Hazard;
treasurer. Mrs. F. A. Watson. Mrs. A. A.
Clark was elected delegate to the state con-
ventlon which meets in Saltwater Sept. 49,
Miss Della NJ. Palmer, of Duluth, visited
Miss Clark Friday on her way TO Winthrop,
where she will visit with Miss Anna Camp
bell until the opening of the school in Fari-
bault.
Miss Hattie Barnard, of Jamestown, S. D.,
visited her brother, G. L. Moody, Thursday
on her way home to Malone, N Y, where
she was summoned by the death of her
brother.
The Epworth league cabinet met Thursday
evening with Mrs. w. H. Carothers, and a
business session of the league was held at
the home OF Miss Rose johnson Friday even
ing.
Rev. F. A. Cone. of Winnebago City, del
egate from the Mankato district to the Ep-
worth League convention, was the guest of
l. T. johnson.
Miss Gertrude Albertson, of kellogg is the
guest OF her cousin. MISC Minnie Snowman.
She is accompanied by Miss Gertie Cleve-
land.
bago City. where she will spend her fall
months with her sister, Mrs. F. A. Cone.
Mrs. G. F. Bradley who has been visiting
Mrs. 6. s. Innis. of Hewitt avenue, returned
to her home in Mankato Monday.
Mrs. Fuller, OF St Paul. and Mrs Deming
of Michigan, have been visiting Mrs. A,
Adams of Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Campbell picnicked Monday at Lake
Harriet with her Sunday school class of the
Knox Presbyterian church.
The Little Branches of the Vine gave an
ice cream festival on the lawn at Masonic
hall Thursday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Cole, of the West Wisconsin con-
ference, has been the guest OF Mrs H. N.
Butts during the week.
The camping party at Lake Minnetonka
which was chaperoned by Mrs. +. F. Lind
say, returned Monday.
z. r. Showers returned to Erie, N D. Fri.
day. after a two weeks visit with his father.
DR.. c. n. Showers.
Mrs. Noble Morris, Of Warsaw, ". Y, is
visiting her son, Hon. C. II. Benedict of
Capitol avenue.
A H Tasker went to Dakota this week.
where he will remain until the opening of
the university.
DR.. and Mrs. George II. Bridgman have
gone to Bayfield,, Wis, where they will spend
three weeks.
Aid. 7. Montgomery spent the week in
Denver as delegate to the Knights of Pythias
convention.
A. C. Brown and Miss Maude Brown, of
Minneapolis, have been the guests of Mrs. E.
+. Brown.
Miss Sadie Higgins will leave Tuesday for
Heron Lake to visit her sister, Mrs. W. E.
Spalding.
Frank A Stone, who has been travelling
for the Northwestern Aid association, is in
Hamline.
Rev. George F. Wells spent part Of the
week in Lake City in the interest of prohibi-
ton work.
harry Snowman. of Glendale, Mich, is
visiting his aunt Mrs. G. Snowman, on Thomas
street.
Mrs Fred Krieger, of Minneapolis, was the
guest of Mrs. e. L. Weber during the week
Mrs. L. ]. Van Fossen and children, of
Minneapolis, are visiting Mrs. G. S. Innis.
Mrs. X. E. Webster spent several DAYS Of
the week with friends at Cottage Grove.
Miss Lou Hyde. of st. Cloud, is the guest Of
Mrs. E, f. Brown, on Simpson avenue.
Miss Laura Crane, of Mount Pleasant, To-,
is the guest of Miss May Webb.
Miss Sybil Wilbur of Minneapolis was a
campus visitor Wednesday.
a. Adams returned yesterday from trip to
Milwaukee and Chicago.
Senator d. W. Hixson. OF Herman, visited
friends during the week.
Mrs Lyons. Of Red Wing was q campus
visitor this week.
Fred Butts, Of st. Paul has become a
campus resident.
Miss ISABELLE Withrow returned Thursday
to her home in Salem, To-, after visit Of sew