St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-03-22
HAMLINE.

Ramsey Lodge No. 70, of the C. NJ. A., met
| on Saturday night at the home Of Charles
| Waterhouse. The occasion was the birthday
| Of Mr.. Warehouse. Those present were:
| Ross, Peck Vorge, Bishop, Murphy, Strana,
McCallum, McKaig. Smith, Ross, s. c. Haz-
zard.
The officers for the ensuing term of the
| Young Mems Christian Association are: Pres
| ident, T. II. Wilkinson; vice president, G. f..
| Payne; recording secretary, William Judson;
| corresponding secretary, Robert Taylor; treas
| urer, e. G. Martin.
| Der of young people to tea on Tuesday. Those
| present were: Misses Hall, Foster, Maxwell
| and Williams, and Messrs. Kaigher, WILL
| Jams, Ernest, Lew and Charles Wallace.
| very large and enjoyable social was held
| Friday night at the home of Mrs. James Cot
| tier, on Hamline avenue. The social was UNI
! der the auspices Of the Knox Presbyterian
| church.
| r. P. Kaighn delightfully."- entertained his
! Sunday school class on Friday evening at the
| home Of Miss Winnie Bloomfield. There were
about twenty-five present and all enjoyed the
| reunion.
The young ladies who enjoyed the party at
Miss Bloomfreed's Friday night were: Misses
Crist, Mills, Rich, Cole, Lewis, Magraw, Webb,
Heal, Allen, Adams, Winston, Perry and
Ridgway.
The joint public entertainment will be given
next Friday night by the Amphiction and
Philomathean Literary societies in the uni
Versity cnapel. ADMISSION Tree.
The regular cottage prayer meeting was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Robert Shannon on Taylor street. very
large attendance was realized
A very large and important trustee meeting
of Hamline university was held on Thursday
evening at the residence Of Bishop G. II.
Fowler, In Minneapolis.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M. e. Church
will hold an important meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. E. +. Chap
man on CAPITOL avenue.
Mrs. D. w. Harper entertained Mrs. E. A.
Long, of Pennington, and Mrs. A. j. Reeves,
| of ST. Anthony Park, the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown, of Capitol
avenue, gave duplicate whist party on Fri
day evening to large number of friends.
Miss Helen Wright delightfully."- entertained
about forty of her friends on Saturday after
The young ladies of the gymnasium gave q
dumb-bell drill at the school of agriculture,
st. Anthony Park, last evening.
L. F. Puffer, who has been spending the
week at Castle Rock, returned yesterday to
resume his work here.
Mrs P. McCallum and daughter Agnes have
returned from Hudson, where they have been
spending several weeks.
VIII Wallace, principal Of the Appleton,
MIMI, high school, is the guest of his broth
ers, Ernest and Charles.
Miss Cora Montgomery, who has been visit
ing In Pittsburg, Pa, returned last night to
her home in Hamline.
LIT. II. w. EDWARDS OF Los Angeles, Cal,
was the guest Of Mrs. l. G. Edwards, Of Min
nehaha street.
Mrs. S. F. Wilson, who has been visiting
Mrs. Robert Dugan, has returned to her home
in Canada.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Weber left Monday for
Redwood county, where they will remain sew
eral weeks
Mrs. e. f. Chapman gave large party on
Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Evelyn's
birthday.
Lucy D. Rich delightfully."- entertained
large party Of friends last Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Anna Delger, of Gaylord, Mimi, is the
guest of Mrs. ]. c. Booth, of Van Buren,
street.
Mrs. P. NJ. Doyle, of Minnehaha street,
celebrated her eightyirst birthday last Mon
day.
Mrs. Kittell, who has been visiting Mrs. E.
Poison, returned to her home in North Wood.
Miss Edna Osier entertained friends on
Thursday evening in honor of her birthday.
Mrs. w. F. Smith, of Capitol avenue, en-
tertained her parents the first Of the week.
Merritt Stillman, of Valley Springs, s. D.,
is visiting his aunt Mrs. 3. S. Sturtevant.
Miss Anna Cooke is spending the week with
her brother, G. A. Cooke, in Albert Lea
The cottage prayer meeting will be held
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. McKaig.
Rev. Mr.. Lawson left the first of the week
for Anoka. He will return tomorrow.
Miss Alice Cressy, of Saltwater was 8
Hamline guest the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom, of Hewitt avenue
| entertained to dinner on Sunday.
w. Mortimer Grant, of Minnehaha street, Is
visiting friends in Fort Dodge.
! Mrs. Egbert and daughter have returned to
their home in Bloomington, Ill.
! Mrs. W. NJ Brown of Capitol avenue, enter
| ta1ned to luncheon Thursday.
Misses Clara Funk and Myrtle Botkins are
visiting friends in Newport.
! The c. NJ. A. held an important meeting last
lodge
Miss Void was suddenly called to- her home
in Luverne yesterday
Frank e. Brown has returned from bust
ness trip to Albert Lea
! Mrs. Townsen was the guest Of Mrs Rice
on Capitol avenue.
! Mrs. Shattegen entertained to luncheon on
! Thursday evening.
Miss Snow. '94, visited Hamline friends dur
| Ing the week.
Miss Lena Hart is at her home in La
Crosse, Wis.
H. H. Sanderson is spending the week in
Paynesville. -
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Flint entertained to tea on
Wednesday.
j. W. Anderson left yesterday for his work
in Dassel. wa ~
T. H. Wilkinson is spending the vacation in
st. Peter. Al
Miss Elnora Dill is visiting relatives in
Prescott.
r. A. Morrill, will return tomorrow from,
Byron. 0A-
City. - i'usn
G. A. Rice returned from Duluth last even
ing '"S' e'e
AL Judson is spending few days in Dexter.
Mrs S. Cooke returned to Reeds Landing.
Fred Wells is back from visit to Wells.
george kinsman is taking trip South
w. Mossey is entertaining his sister.
Miss Hedger is visiting in Hamline.
Arthur Ober is visiting in Duluth
MERRIAM PARK.
On FRIDAY avaniDc A.,