St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-15
HANlLINE.

musical Tuesday night at the home
of Hon. and Mrs. Thomas Montgom-
cry; The proceeds were given for the
building fund of the new Nj. r. church.
The programme was as follows: Duet,
mandolin and guitar. Messrs. Ben
ham and Montgomery; vocal solo, Miss
Rice; duet, violin and piano, DR.. and
Mrs. Osborne; reading, James Whit
mental. Misses Grant and Montgom-
cry; vocal solo, Miss Thomlinson; in
strumental solo, Romanes from Tam
| hauser, Miss Sylvester; vocal solo,
reading, THE Tragedy" Miss Minnie
Vincent; contralto solo, Ilsley, Miss
Benham; instrumental duet, Miss
Grant and George d. Montgomery.
Last Thursday night Prof. McDer-
mott, of the state university, gave
recital in the Hamline university chap
ell. Those taking part were Mrs. E.
A. Latham, of the Northwestern con-
servatory; Miss M. Grace harrington,
of the state university; Miss Julia
Erichsrud, University of Minnesota;
Miss Jennie Maxwell, of Hamline uni
university; Miss Margaret Mengal,
Northwestern conservatory; Miss Jul
let Halloran, University of Minnesota;
Miss Edith Pribble, Mr.. Prendergast
and Prof. e. E. McDermott, of Uni
versity of Minnesota.
ing DR.. Hosmer, president of the Pub
lie Library association in Minneapolis,
gave an excellent address to the stu
dents. He spoke mainly upon the an
cient libraries and Of the popular nov
els of today, advising the students to
read Uncle Toms Cabin and Ben
Hur," as the most helpful novels. By
the cheering and yelling it was clearly
seen DR.. Hosmer's address was greatly
appreciated by the loyal students of
red and gray.
The Hamline w. G. T. U. will have
charge of the services to be held in
the Congregational church, at ST. An
thony Park, tonight. DR.. Milliard, of
st. Paul, will speak on the work of
the W. c. T. u, and short addresses
president, and Mrs. E. T. Root, presi-
dent of the Hamline union.
Tomorrow evening in the university
chapel an entertainment will be given
under the auspices Of the Hamline
Athletic association. The association
ist, of ST. Paul; Miss Edith Ford in
versatile readings, and Miss Ruth An
derson violiniSt.
Arthur T. Tasker has organized a
chorus of young people for concerts
and public entertainments. The Choir
us consists of Misses Bishop, Cole, Bot
kin. Funk, Roberts, Woliver. Cottier,
Wells and Messrs. Christ, Ross, Haz-
zard. McKaig. Strand and Montgom-
cry.
aee spencer pieHSas Hazzard S'Tf Friday I evening
Games and refreshments were the
features of the evening.
Mrs. Foltz entertained the Hamline
c. L. S. c. Monday night, and tomor-
row evening the club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Blackwell, of Mime
haha avenue.
The Women's Home Missionary so
ciety held an important meeting Tues
day at the home of Mrs. P. K. Evans,
of Minnehaha street.
Mr.. .Catom, of Minneapolis, addressed
the members of Prohibition club in
the prayer room of the university on
Tuesday night.
Prof. Thompson gave a short ad-
dress Friday night to the Philoma-
thean Literary society in the society
rooms.
The members of Knox Presbyterian
church gave a social Thursday night
in the town hall.
Gertrude Sieger, of st. James, is the
guest of Mrs. T. F. Lindsay, of Cap
ital avenue.
The date of the Carolina Jubilee
singers; has been postponed until Jan.
13. 1896.
Thursday afternoon the Young Wo-
men s dSSOcidilcu HSlu dill
interesting meeting in the university
parlors.
c.. L. Woolridge, of Spring Valley,
Mimi, spent the first of the week with
his son, E. T. Woodbridge, of Pascal
avenue.
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. ]. L. Hill the Hamline W. c. T.
U. held their regular monthly meet
ing.
Mrs. Kamell, of Chicago, has re-
turned to her home after visiting
Harnline friends for several weeks.
Mrs. Chapman, of Capital avenue,
entertained large number of friends
to dinner on Friday evening.
N. P. Stirratt, of Prescott, a former
student of Hamline, Is visiting his
brother, Jay, for few days.
The Hamline Aid society held an i'm
portant meeting on Thursday after
noon at the home. Of Mrs. A. u. Drew
on Hewitt avenue.
! Miss Edith Pribble entertained the
junior, class OF the university to a
cobweb party on Friday night.
Miss Ida Root, of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday with Mrs. e. T. Root
! on Wesley avenue.
! The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. DR.. Bridgman on next Tuesday
afternoon.
Warren Roby has returned to his
home in Bedford on account of illness.
E. H. Wallace has returned from a
few days visit in Fargo.
Mrs. Williams has returned to An