St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-26
HAMLINE.


was a complete success. the most brilliant
social function OF college circles for years
Many of the leading MethodlSts or both cues
were present to become acquainted with the
graduating class and thelr followers, anu
Several of the prominent citizens added their
dignity to the occasion. Old residents met
with new. the alumni were thicRly sprnkled
in aud reunion of friends and Of interests
was cOnSummated.
A pleasant surprise was given the Merrie-
go club at their rooms Wednesday evening.
The surpriSers were: Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ
Phillips. c. s. Hawker, j. Il. Davis, 5. Ii.
Kernerer E. II. Wallace, c. E. Patchln. me
members of the club are: Misses venues
trum, Preston, La Sale, Walker and Stewart
Mrs. F. F. Lindsay. 81. entertained the
members of her class last evening at her
home on Capitol avenue. Those present
were: Miss Lena Putnam, Anoka; MISS
Blanche Earnes. Red Wing; Miss Ella Door,
E. c. Campbell st. Paul.
A surprise party was given Ed Campbell at
Macalester last SATURDAY. evening i'll honor OF
his birthday. Those present from Hamllne
were Misses Minnie Spear, Winnie Bloom
field, Fannie Beach, Fannie Locke: Clarence
North, George Buck, Louis Adams, Jay ana
Emery Hail. from Manchester. Lou and Car
rie Dysart, Olive Deakin Fred Smith.
The juniors gave their term essays In
chanel Tuesday afternoon in honor OF the
Father of His Country. In the evening
sleigh ride was INDUCED i'll and an oyster
u. d.
Mrs. M A. Warner and Mrs o. c. Wright,
accompanied by her son, Warner, will start
Monday for Santa Monica, Cal. where they
will Join Mrs A. E. Chantler, TO lie absent
two months.
Mrs o. E. Reynolds entertained the Satur-
day Night club at her home on Capitol ave-
nue.. The club attended a dancing party at
Churchill hall, in st. Anthony Park, Friday
evening.
Mrs. E. o. Parks and Mrs. George Norris
will give a tea next Thursday evening III tne
interests of the Ladies' Aid society OF the
Knox Presbyterian Church.
Miss Ethleen Snow, 80. has been enter
tanning her sister. Mrs. Stow, of Fairmont,
who is q delegate to the W. r. G. convention
j. NJ. Craft. of Farmngton ana H. e.
Livingston, of Spring Valley. were the guests
with Thomas Montgomery early i'll the week.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Montgomery enter
tained w. F. Dickinson, OF Redwood Fals,
and j. A. Keister, of Blue Earth City.
Delegates from the colleges of the state
met at the university Saturday afternoon ana
organized base bali league.
Mrs. Root of Red Rock, was the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Wheeler, on Capltol ave-
nue., the first of the week. n
Miss Nina Weston, a former student, Of
Syracuse, N. Y, is the guest OF Mrs. Nj. u.
Griffin for a few weeks.
Miss Lizzie Kmball gave party Tuesday
evening at her home i'll WoodIaWn PARK TO
the sophomore girls.
Mrs E. j. Webb will entertain the W, F.
M. S. at her home on Pascal avenue neAs
Thursday afternoon.
The senior girls of the hall entertained
Miss Evans and Miss Barkuloo with feast
Thursday evening.
Rev. F. B. Cowgirl entertained G. r. Hall
and Charles Humphrey, OF PlalnView, the
last of the week.
Mrs. f.. F. Lindsay. 81. entertained Miss
Blanche Earnes '9l of Red Wing. the latter
pa TT Of the week.
Mrs. MacMullen, of Staples is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. tE. w hatey,' OF
Hewitt avenue,
The seniors entertained w. l.. Bonney; 93'
the successful contestant, at the hail Wednes-
day evening
Mrs. ]. W Lewis and Miss Lena Lewis, OF
Excelsior were guests of c. d. Lewis, VI,
this week. 81
Miss Eta Webb and Miss Ocie Hazard
were the guests of Miss Daisy Hoyt OF War
rendale.
Miss Della Nj. Palmer go, of Faribault. is
the guest OF Miss Anna A. II. Campbell, at
the hall.
The freshman girls entertained the fresh
man boys Tuesday evening in the university
parlors.
Hon. and Mrs. B. S. Bemer, Of Dexter,
were the guests of George Buck, Oh fascai
avenue.
Miss Mary Treadwel, of st. Peter, was
guest of Mrs Thomas Montgomery this
week.
Mrs. George Buck, of Minnehaha avenue.
will entertain the X. KS. next Tuesday even
ing.
The Athletic association will give au ex-
hibition in the chapel next Saturday evening.
Fred Miller of Cumberland, Wis. was the
guest of Jay Hamilton the first of the week.
John Arton, of Minneapolis, was the guest
of G. P Montgomery the first OF the week.
Rev. S. N. Griffith, of Barron. Wis., visited
his family on Hewitt avenue this week
Miss Nettie Kephart entertained Miss Law
renee OF Minneapolis. during the week.
Mrs. O. j. Ferguson will entertain the
Baptist society next Friday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Wright. of Hector, '92, was the
guest of Mrs F. T. Lindsay this week.
Mrs. Volk, of West St. Paul, visited her
sister, Mrs ". E. Thompson, Friday.
Frank Dobyn, of Minneapolis, called on
Miss Blanche Morgan go, Saturday.
George H. Hutton, OF Shoko,pee, was the
guest of friends during the week.
Miss Cora Reed, of Anoka was the guest
of friends at the hall Thursday
Rev. H. j. Harrington, of Red Wing, was
campus visitor during the week.
Miss Cora Montgomery has returned from
a two weeks visit in st. Peter
Mrs NJ. S. Bean, of Minneapolis, visited
Mrs Agnes A. Clark this week.
Mrs S. E. Blbbns will entertain the Chau-
tauqua circle Monday night.
He Craig entertained his brother from
Indiana during the week.
Miss Lena Putnam. 81, of Anoka, visited
friends during the week.
Miss Flora Allen, 'y2, Of Anoka, was
campus visitor this week.
Miss Kate Bowdish, of Red Wing, was
campus visitor Friday.
Mrs. E. o. Parks entertained Miss Louise
Congdon. of Brainard.
L. E. Meacham, of Wells, was the guest of
c. E. Southweek, '94.
Mrs Getchell, of st. Cloud, was the guest
of Mrs s. T. Brown. 81
Mr.. Squire, Of Roscoe was a campus visitor
this week.
Mr. McLain has gone to his home in Pres
colt, Wis.
W. Worthy. of Chicago, is visiting a. Ad-
ans
E, d. Mckay IS visiting In OWatonna.