St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
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The Hancock school celebrated In patri-
otic style Friday afternoon the raising or the
new flag. 4 procession of the school chll,
dren, bearing flags and marching to the beat
of drum, preceded the programme, -"ni6n T6n
was given in the school building. me e
school sang "Star Spangled Banner
"America" and Columbia, the Gem OF the
Ocean" James Harris recited american
Flag" and Mabel Wallace Barbara
Freitehie." The speech Cf presentation was
made bv Emery S. Hill and the flag was ac-
cepted by Mr. Adams. A Arousing three cheers
for the flag was given at the end OF the eX-
ercIses.
The Kings Daughters gave a'parlor recital
at the home of Mrs George ii. Hazard, aof
Simpson avenue, Tuesday evening. Inc
numbers were string quintette, Miss Evans.
Miss Grant MeSsrs. Hixson and Larson con
tralto solo, "SleeD ZaIda." Oudin, MISS 1ouilSi
recitation Awful Lovely Philosophy; MISS
Torrance; bass solo, Morning Star, w; d.
Parsons; string quintette; piano soio' MIS- Me
Hixson; soprano solo. "Boeolink Mrs
Shea; recitation, Miss Edwards; mandoin
solo. Miss Mcnamara; tenor solo, "Jerusa-
lem. George E. Norris. string qulntette
The Epworth league met Thursday even
ing and elected the following delegates 10
the state convention at Minneapolis: Rev.
and Mrs W n Daniel. Prof. a. Il. Drew,
Miss Charlotte Dunn, Miss Annie MeCrea I.
d. Lewis. Miss Isa Coffin, Miss Isabel Hodg-
son. Miss Eta Webb and O. +. Barrett as
vice president and presldent are eA-otiiG!o ii.io
delegates. The alternates will be elected thls
evening"
DR.. and Mrs. ". H. Carothers left Tuesday
evening for Point Comfort o., TO be gone
three weeks. DIR. Carothers Will atten6 the
session of the railroad surgeons as oInelaI
surgeon of the Northern Pacific railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Withrow. of Mount
Pleasant. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Will Webb. OF
New Bedford, Ind; Mrs, James Door OF
Nieollet will be guests of Mrs E. j. WEBB,
of Pleasant avenue, this week.
Mrs. J. R. Rounds, Of Van Buren street,
gave a party to number Oh nttle Peopie
Wednesday afternoon for her son johns
fifth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Stone, who have been
spending the week with Mrs. NJ. Stone, at
Ladies' hall. returned yesterday to Crooks
ton.
DR.. Geo. c. Bridgman returned Friday
morning from Omaha, where he attended the
session of the general NJ. L. conference.
Mrs. s. E. MeGaugle, of Helena. Mont, ana
Mrs. Avres, of Fort Benton, Mont are guests
with Mrs NJ L. Holley. on Fry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Hazard and fam
iiv will remove to Red Rock this week and
occupy their cottage for the summer
Mrs. Wright has returned to her home in
Brainerd after visit with her son, omar L.
Wright, of Simpson avenue.
Mrs. NJ. Higgins will leave next week for
Boston. Mass. where she will spend the sum
mer with her mother.
Mrs. J. r. Blackwell left last evening for
Alton, H., where she will spend the summer
with his mother.
Rev n. B. Foote, of Lake Crystal visited
Miss Ellen NJ. Wright '92, on his way home
from Moose Lake.
Mrs. W. A. Drew, of Minneapolis: was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ. Higgins, OF Cap
itol avenue
J.F. johnson, of Hewitt avenue, is enter
tanning his brother. j. T. johnson, OF Mad
iSon, S. d. '''' '''i' '1'' ''-'Nt' o.
Mrs. D.J. Higgins, of Brooklyn Center.
visited her sister, Mrs NJ. Higgins, Wednes-
day.
I Rex- and Mrs, ]. A. Sutton, of Merriam
Park, were campus visitors during the week.
JB. Rossman spent the spent the week in
Prentice, Wis.
COLLEGE CHIPS.
The seniors and sophomOreS had planned
for a nicnic at Lake Smell yesterday. in gooc
faith tnat Jupiter Pluyius had ceased opera
tions but Saturday morning came, and with
it the full play of the spring hydrant Not TO
be vanauished, the picnicEers packed their
hampers and hied to the chapel, where they
spent the day in romping and general merrl-
ment.
The Junior class took advantage of the lull
in the raIndropS and enjoyed picnic
Wednesday at Shadow Falls.
Prof. Merriam, assisted by several Of his
advanced pupils, gave recital i'll the music
room Tuesday afternoon.
The freshman biology class spent Monday
at Fort Smelling and Wednesday at Minneha-
Ia in the interest of bugs.
Miss Mabel Lewis will entertain the seniors
at her home in Minneapolis Tuesday
evening.
E. c. Mcdonald of Olympia, Wash, called
upon Miss Stella Schoheld, 81, at ladies'
hall
Miss Mamie Stafford, of Minneapolis. was
the guest of Miss Gertrude Torrance Tues'
day.
Rev. F. W. Harvey. of Wisconsin, was the
guest of R. D. Samuels this week.
Miss Matte CLARK, SO. returned home Sat-
urday from her school in Morris. g.
Miss Addie lIackett5of Jordan, was cam
pus visitor the tirstTef the week. ~ 'Ts
Miss Maude DunneII Of ST. Paul, was a
visitor at ladies' hall Monday.
Miss Stella Scofield spent Thursday with
friends in Minneapolis. >e---s
The botany class picnieked .at=Fort SHELL
ing Thursday.
Ben Kemerer left for his home, in Hector.