St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-17
MERRIAM PARK.

The Park club entertained q number OF
gentlemen informally Friday evening.
The C L. s. c. held its weekly meeting a.
the home of Mrs Il. D. Parker, of Terrace
Park avenue. Thursday afternoon. "A Happy
New lear was the thought of the afternoon;
Mrs. Parker gave a New Years address, ana
the notable days were discussed. Candlemas,
Mrs. Johnson; Washingtons Birthday, Mrs
O. p. Shepardson; st. Patrick Day, Mrs. G.
L. Williamson; All Fools Day. Mrs. L. D !;
Campbell Easter. Mrs. W. 5. Hunkins and
Mrs. w. Z. Chamberlain; Mayday, Mrs. IL :.
G. Coykendall: Decoration Day, Mrs. T..
Midsummer, Mrs. William Jones; Harvest
Day, Mrs. E. NJ. Card; Election Day. Mrs
Lashuer: Thanksgiving, Mrs. Nj. W, Ierxa;
Forefather's Day, Mrs. D. F. Brooks.
The officers for the year were elected by the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Olivet church ::
President Mrs. A. j. Trumbull; vice presl-
dents, Mrs. d. F. Brooks and Mrs. M. ;.
Lashuer; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. K. D.
Parker; directors Mesdames G. c. Brown,
A. \. Crandall, NJ. W. Yerxa. c. II. Cook, Z.
y. Pitts, c. p. Lockwood, W. j. HAWKINS,
Miss Price.
Court Union, No 1865 Ancient Order of
Foresters. was ms tituted in the Para Thurs
day night by State Organizer MeDonaid
with the following officers: j, c. Henry, r
C. R.; F. c. Campbell. c. r.: j. G. Banylse,
V. C. r.. Z. +. Twiss, F. S. K B Hamilton,
r. 3; j. Fl. Ludwig, treasurer; C. II. irvine,
:. W.; James Dignin. j. w; C. B. Ward, s.
b.; N. j. Porter. y. b.
The oratorical association met Wednesday:
G.. L. Maxwell resigned the presidency and
W. L. Bonney was elected to fill the YacGncy.
The date of the home contest was set for FEB.
Is. when nine speakers will appear.
Miss Sarah Phelps, of Rochester, was the
guest OF her neiees, Misses Mary and Emma
Phelps, at ladies' hall during the week.
Mrs. B. e. Coffin. of Champlin, visited her
daughter, Miss lisa Coffin, 80, who has been
suffering from an attack of the grip.
Miss Hattie Warner, of st. Adams street.
was the guest of Miss Winifred Warner the
first of the week
Miss Caddie Frisk returned the first of the
week from visit in Wisconsin, accompanied
by her cousin. Miss Mabel Thompson.
c. L. Rigbee returned to his home in Devils
Lake, n. D., after Il two weeks visit with b..
5. Hixon, on Capitol avenue.
QMrs W. D. Madigan will entertain the
ladies of Oliyet church next Friday after
noon.
Miss Gurr, of Minneapolis, was the guest
OF friends the first of the week.
Miss Zahn entertained Miss Belle Rankin,
of saltwater, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E H Murray will spend the
winter i'll st. Augustine.
Miss May Campbell is visiting with relatives
IN SteuDenSville, D.
Miss Stella schofeld, '05. is visiting her
aunt in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. Bishop are visiting in
Sank Center.
Prof. j. A. Hartigan is visiting in Vermont
COLLEGE CHIPS.
The freshmen gave banquet in honor OF
the Juniors Saturday evening IN the DarlOrS
of University hall The Rat programme
had been prepared and caused much merri-
ment. E. II. Nicholson read during the pan
tomimes. and the following representations
were taken: The bachelor, n. S. Larson /;
mother, Miss Edith Montgomery; tall girl,
Miss Mabel Gold; short girl, Miss Bessie
Grant; singer, Miss Elma HiXson: giggler.
Miss Carrie Preston; clumsy girl, Miss Alice
Webb; bride. Miss Minnie SouthWick. Sew
eral Rotations of the Mother Goose order
were given, and after supper the following
toasts were given, E. n. Phillips acting as
POSTMASTER, and delivered an address Of well
come: The Juniors" Miss Carrie Preston;
response, c. P. Stevens; The Rats" Z. II.
Wallace; response, Miss Jean Evans.
The sophomore class was pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Arthur J. Gullette in
ST. Paul last evening. The ladies decided to
turn 1t into leap year affair, ar much
amusement was caused as they passed their
shining nickels to that autoerat of railways.
and insisted on the gentlemen being seated
while they performed the act of ''CurfeW
must not ring tonight on the swavlng
straps. A most delightful evening was
spent at the ONE of the host, games and the
regulation college and leap year jokes aiding
in passing pleasant time, and refreshments
were served. t--- mes il
The Athletic association held q meeting
Tuesday afternoon ia the prayer room. 1t
was decided to take active measures in sup
pressing the juvenile nuisances that swarm
the RINK, and B. N..Wheeier, Glen W. Nor
gan and W II. Wallace were appointed a
committee TO protect the ice from such
depredations. No one but members of the
association are to be permitted the use of the
rink TWAS also decided to practice the
base ball team in the gymnasium during the
winter months. - 80 q,
The Browning and Athenean literary So
cieties postponed their programme from last
evening on account OF the social festivities
of so many classes Is.
Miss Kit Coffin. of champlin, visited her
sister, Miss lisa Coffin, "a, at ladies' hall the
middle Of the week.
Miss Maud DunneIl entertained her sister
from Minneapolis at the ladies' hall last Fri
day
Miss Kathryn Show. 90, entertained friends
during the week