St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-15
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frankie Hart, Lou Webb, Winnie Bloomfield
Lenona Lewis, Lou Mealiff, Alice Graham
Myrtle Botkins, Lillian Lauver, Westhpall,
and Messrs. Guy Caldwell, L. H. Merritt,
Will Young Judson, Atha, David Whitney,
Robert Nelson, E. A. Rich, Robert Terry and
George Montgomery. Head prize was won
by G. l.. Caldwell, and BOBBY prize by Robert
Terry.
The G. M. AS and S. o. MS very pleasant
ly entertained their friends to reception on
Friday night at the home of Edna and Roy
Bishop, of Hewitt avenue. The parlors were
tastefully decorated in red, white and blue.
musical and literary programme was rem
dered. Dainty refreshments were served.
About thirty young people were present.
The reorganization of the Ramsey Lodge No.
rs. G. M. A., took place last Saturday night.
Officers were elected as follows: President,
Charles Waterhouse; vice president, Hamline
Crist; secretary and treasurer, N. Ross; sentt-
mel, Monroe Smith; director r. R. McKaig;
speaker, Merrill Hazard.
Prof. Moulton, of Chicago, who is deliver
ing series of lectures in Minneapolis, gave
an interesting address on Monday morning
to the students of the university. He chose
for his topic ''The Literary Study Of the
Bible" which proved very interesting to
all.
Hamline Lodge, I. O.. o. F., No. 153, will
give grand entertainment in l. o. o. F. hall,
corner Fifth and Wabasha streets, on the
evening of March %. programme OF the
best literary and musical talent in the city
has been prepared.
Miss Helen Wright, of Capitol avenue, gave
very neat party yesterday afternoon to
about twenty-five Of her little friends, the
occasion being her thirteenth birthday, for
which she received many pretty gifts.
The commencement exercises Of the medical
/ department of Hamline will occur in Henne-
pin Avenue NJ B. church, Minneapolis, on
April s. A class of fourteen will graduate
The Hamine citizens held a prayer meet
ing on Wednesday night in the prayer room
of the university. The meeting was in the
interest of the new M. E. church.
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ticn of the president, Mrs. 8. v. Root. called
a special meeting on Friday afternoon, which
met at the home of Mrs Martin.
large party of Hamline society people
surprised Hon.. and Mrs. Alexander Adams
on Saturday night at their home The even
ing was passed in card playing.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Knox Presby-
terian Church will give sociable next Fri
day night at the home of Mrs. James Cottier,
1886 Capitol avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Farmer, W. J. Egelston and
E. A. Farmer, of White Bear, were guests
on Wednesday of Mrs. ]. H. Jones, on
Simpson avenue.
Miss Jean Evans, of Minnehaha street, en-
tertained her Sunday school class to dinner
on Tuesday evening at her home Mime.
haha street.
The many friends of Mrs George Hazard
Jr. will be panied to learn that she is very
i'll at her home. Her recovery is beyond
doubt.
Mrs. Healy and Mrs. D. E. Meyers, of
Pennington, are guests of Hamline friends.
They will return Tuesday to their home.
Mrs. J. B. Deyen and Mrs. Dickinson, of
Capital avenue entertained to dinner large
number of friends on Monday.
The Daniel league held their regular
monthly business meeting on Monday night
at the home of Ray McKaig.
The young ladies of the Foreign Missionary
society met Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Crist to organize chorus.
The cottage prayer meeting will be held
Tuesday at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Robert Shan
non, of Taylor avenue.
A large number of Hamline ladies attended
the prohibition rally held in Minneapolis Fri
day night.
Miss Catherine Wendholm, of Elkton, S. D..
is the guest of Mrs Wilhelmi, of Edmonds
street.
were guests of Miss Hart the first of the
week.
Henry Young left on Wednesday for Cali
fornia, where he will remain some few weeks
w. A. Ridgway, of Little Falls. is the guest
of his father, B. w. Ridgway, of Little Falls.
Miss Funk entertained a few friends at
her home on Capital avenue Friday night
Miss Marion Rafter and Miss Lou Hit, of
East st. Paul, are visiting Miss Levens
Louis Harkins, of Faribault is the guesr of
Mrs. e. N. Crist of Hewitt avenue
Lou Brown and Rob Nelson are spending
the week with relatives in Red Wing.
Messrs. Lou and Lucien Merritt will leave
tomorrow for their home in Duluth.
MI >. II. NlOouy, OF DuluIn, is the guest of
Mrs. Moody Of Capital avenue.
Miss Noltimeyer, of Newport visited in
Hamline during the week.
Charles Schafreid is visiting his sister
Stella, of Pennington.
The cottage prayer meeting was held Tues
day with Mrs. Webb.
Harry Dobner will leave the first of the
week for Lake City.
Guy and Knox Caldwell will leave tomor-
row for Pennington.
Miss Floy Rossman is visiting friends in
Clear Lake, Wis.
The w. H. M. S. met Tuesday with Mrs
DR.. Carothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Naesen have moved
to Saltwater.
Prof Merriam was Hamline visitor on
Wednesday.
Lois and Elsie Benson are visiting in
Heron Lake.
o. J. Clark is taking a short vacation in
Lake City.
Mortimer Grant is taking short trip to
| Fort Dodge.
Miss Mabel Gold is spending few days in
Big Stone.
B. A. Shuman is spending few days in
| Mankato.
Mr.. Kelly is entertaining his father from
Duluth.
| L. A. Morrill, is spending the week in
Bryon.
Miss Lou Taylor and brother are in Pipe
| stone.
Miss Zero is spending a few days in
Tracy.
Kate Hodgson is the guest of Miss Loulu
Webb.