St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-08


H. Wilkinson, "Our Nations Defense:" G. D.
Montgomery, "Egoism;" G. e. Caldwell, "Our
Alien Element o. S. Vail, Revocation of
Edict of Nantes" w. L. Thurber. Moses. 3"
T. H. Wilkenson took first place; A. H. Task
er, second, and G. iG. Caldwell, third.
The young ladies of the Foreign Missionary
band gave tea on Thursday night at the
home of Miss Griffen. An interesting pro-
gramme was rendered and refreshments
served. Those present were: Misses Ross
man, Martin, Gold, Webber. Hill, Martin,
Winston, Walover, Crist. Spear. Botloins
Funk, Magraw, McKaig, and Mesdames Funk
Calgrave and Griffen.
Miss Rae Mousher, q student Of the uni
versity. died on Saturday morning last AT
the ladies' hall a short funeral service was
conducted by DR.. Bridgman and Rev. Mr.
Cowgirl, after which the remains were taken
to Huron, S. D.. for burial.
The Ladies Aid Society of Knox Presby-
terrain Church met on Thursday afternoon
! with Mrs. James Cottier. Refreshments
were daintiy served. The next meeting will
occur March u, at the residence of Mrs j.
The Hamline ladies' who have work in
Ihe u. a. K. encampment to be held here in
september are as follows: Mrs. d. Bridg-
man; chairman Tenth ward district; Mrs.
VI: NJ. tlnt. chairman entertainment COM
mlttee; Mrs. Thomas Montgomery, chairman
decoration committee; Mrs McKaig, chair
man of refreshment committee.
On Wednesday night occurred the wedding
OF Miss Holly to Prof. Bandruf of Mankato
Ihe ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Elmer and Rev, Mr., Cressy. Of Saltwater
AT the home of the brides parents, 6S3 Frey
street IN the presence of about forty friends
The c. NJ. A. and S. o. NJ. societies gave
a banquet on Friday night at the home of
Roy Bishop. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED. Games and music delightfully."- passed
the evening, while Mrs. Bishop served re-
treshments to our enterprising young friends.
On next Wednesday evening in the chapel
meeting will be held in the interest of the
take part, and short addresses will be made.
Every one is cordially invited to be present.
The Young Womens Christian Temperance
union held its regular meeting on Friday
in the association rooms. Mrs. E. N. VOL
over spoke on Foreign Missions" Miss
Anstis Stebbins was leader in charge.
The officers for this term of the Br 3wning
Literary society are as follows: President
bins; secretary, Lou Allen; treasurer, Miss
Luella Taylor.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. e.
Church will hold an important meeting on
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Clint Chamberlain, on Simpson avenue.
Miss Annie Wicklund of Capitol avenue.
was united in marriage yesterday afternoon to
Andrew Nalsen, of Saltwater. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nalsen will reside in Saltwater.
Rev. F. w. Cowgirl will deliver his paper
on THE Evolution of Love" tomorrow morn
ing in Minneapolis, at the meeting of the
Methodist ministers.
The junior class gave their orations on
Thursday afternoon in the chapel. The room
was filled. Visitors from both cities were
present.
A meeting of the members of the N. O.
club will be held next Friday night in the
Glee club rooms, corner Walker and Frey
streets.
The Hamline cottage prayer meeting will
be held next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Webb, on Pascal ave-
nue..
Plans are in progress for meeting in the
interest of the Christian Citizens league to
be held in the NJ E. church Sunday night.
The Women's Home Missionary society will
hold a meeting next Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. De Carothers, on Hewitt avenue.
me regular meeting of the Women s
christian Temperance union will be held
Friday at the home of Mrs. Martin.
- meeting of the members of the w. C. T.
! u mas been called for on Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs s. V. Root.
| The Women's Foreign Missionary society
VIII hold meeting next Thursday with Mrs.
| Wolover, on Hewitt avenue.
Mrs. Wells and sister, of Wells. Mimi,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones, of
Simpson avenue.
Miss Casey Crawford gave a birthday party
on Tuesday afternoon to number of her lit
tie friends.
Miss Hattie Door, of Capitol avenue. is
entertaining William BrundIe, of Dayton s
bluff.
for a trip through Southern California.
Miss Helen Clark, of Minneapolis, is the
guest of her aunt on Capitol avenue.
D. S.. Wemple, of Fergus Falls, is the
guest of Mrs. b. w, Ridgway.
Mrs. I. C. Edwards and daughter Essie
have returned from lie Sueur.
Miss Marston, of Lake Crystal, is a guest
at the home of Mrs. Hally.
G: w. Buck and daughter returned the first
OF the week from Seattle.
Miss McMartin, of Clairmount, is visiting
Mrs. Nettie Smith,
Miss Foster is entertaining her mother at
the ladies' hall.
Miss s. E. Bartholomew has returned to
Bay City, Wis.
Harry Wagner has returned to his home
in Faribault.
Fay shakleton, of siskowitt, is visiting
w. T. Rich.
Miss Miller, of Prescott, is visiting Mrs
Rossman.
R. X Evans left Sunday for Manitowoc.
Wis. WV
Mrs. E. c. Merritt has returned to Duluth