St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-02
HAMLfNE.

The Masonic lodge gave brilliant recep-
ton and banauet IN their hall last Friday
evening. No efforts were spared in attempt
ing to make it complete success and it was
decidedly the leading event of the week i'll
Midway society. a large number of guests
enjoyed The hospitality of the fraternity, in
Guiding many from the cities. The Masonic
quartette, of Minneapolis. was present, and
sang several enjoyable selections. G.. n.
Akers presided as toastmaster, and after an
elaborate menu was served, proposed several
toasts David Morgan made an address, and
a novel stereopticon entertainment was
given, i'll which the members of the lodge
Inquired as the patrlarchs OF history.
On Wednesday afternoon a short service
was held at the family residence over the re-
mains of J. r. Warner, which were taken to
St Charles for interment Thursday. All the
members of the family accom- panied 1t, i'll
GLIDING Mrs Warner, Dr. and Mrs. W. A.
Chamberlain of st. Charles Mrs. A. E. Can't
Ter of this city. MIR and Mrs. o. l.. Wright,
Misses Clara and Winifred Warner.
The ". F. NJ. S. met Thursday and elected
the following officers for the year: Presi-
dent Mrs. NJ Higgins: first vice president.
Mrs. Soule: second vice president. Mrs. j.
H. Chamberlain; third vice president, Mrs.
~ j. Gillette: recording secretary, Mrs.
George H. Hazard; corresponding secretary.
Mrs j. IL. Chamberlain; treasurer. Mrs. S.
NJ. Bibbins.
Rev. W. H. Daniel has received call from
a charge in the North Indiana conference,
where he has always been a great favCrite.
lie rendered his resignation to the stewards
Monday evening and 1t was accepted with
regret He and his family leave week from
Tuesday Mr. Dauiei's successor is a matter
OF much speculation,
The Epworth league gave very pleasant
informal sociable at. the home of Mr. and
| Mrs George H. Hazard, 7S4 Sim mpson avenue.
| last Tuesday evening. Music was furnished
| by trio OF barjos and guitar. played by r.
D. Youngman. d. W. Van Week and Mr..
DCf nyft low 10 mi tfOtn OxyO
| bass solo.
| The Prohibition club gave social in the
| town hall last Thursday evening. Refresh
| ments were served and for entertainment!
| there were solos-bass by Jay Hamilton,
| soprano Miss Johnson; address Prof George
| S. Innis; chalk talk, George e. Lockwood, OF
| Dickson, Ill.
A gospel temperance meeting will be held
| in Masonic hall this AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock
| under the auspices of the local W. c. T. q
| The address of the afternoon will be made
by Rev. c. N Showers.
J Miss George Condor will entertain the Y
| P. S. G.. E. at her home on Sheldon avenue
| next week. The meeting will be for bust
| ness with a social period after.
&. w. McCrea, accompanied by his daugh
! ter, Miss Annie MeCrea, left Wednesday
| evening for Drayton, n. D., where they will
| visit several weeks.
| Mrs. Anderson and Miss Lille Anderson
| of Springfield. and Mrs. Marshall, Of Pitts
1 purB, WeIe tuc kucSbo VI 1nIb. W CUucI I'LL.
| week.
| Ell. Wallace Of Drayton. N D.. and Mis-.
| Carrie Preston, of Caledonia, returned to
| college this week to reioin the e3s.
| The Northern Pacific shop nine put up the
| first game on the diamond against the Ham
| line team yesterday afternoon.
| Miss Hattie Doer entertained q number Of
| little girls Friday afternoon in honor Of Mis-!
| Annie Harpcr's birthday.
| Mrs. E. e. Barkuloo returned this wees
| from Pennington, accompanied by the Misse:
| Fletcher.
| Mrs. Gerry, of Marshall and Miss Robin
son, * Minneapolis. visited j. P. Davis this
| week.
Miss Marguerite b. Young, Of Buffalo. will
| be ths guest Of Miss Myrtle Holley this week.
| Mrs, A. A. Vedell. 81 Philadelphia, Viii
spend the coming month With Mra web ber
Miss Genevieve Paddin, Of Minnehaha, il
being entertained by Miss Isabel Hodgson.
Mrs. Edwatdl septeftainfng her mother
from Ripon. Wis.
Misses Helea and Marguerite Vann, o