St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-26
HAMLINE.

The Hamline Fortnightly club met Tuesday
with Mrs Avens, on Minnehaha street. The
current events were conducted by Mrs. Will
lam Thompson, the history topic by Mrs
Thomas Montgomery; THE Revolution of
1880" by Miss Grant; "Guizot and His In
huence on the reign Of Louis Philippe" by
Jean Evans; sketch of Thiers'' Mrs. NJ. NJ
Flint Industrial and Educational France
From 1s15-184S by Miss Griffith. Mrs. Charles
Akers and Mrs. Montgomery were appointed
to help arrange the semi-annual meeting of
the state federation, to be held in St. Paul the
latter part of February.
Tomorrow evening the Young Women's
Christian association and the Young Mems
Christian association will give the new medi-
cal students an informal reception in the uni
versity parlors. This is the first reception
rendered the medics, and it will be an event
long to be remembered
Prof. Pendersast, superintendent of public
instruction of Minnesota, gave interesting
address on The Moral Side of Education to
the graduating class OF the Hancock school
on Thursday afternoon Prof. Condor, of St.
Paul, also gave short and interesting talk.
sleighing party consisting of the follow
ing young people, took in the carnival Friday
evening: Misses Evans, Edwards, Hart, Ma
graw, Williams, Hart, Adams. and MessTs. W.
Judson, Atha, Merritt, Wallace, Young, Mer
rift and Ober.
A joint meeting of the PhiIomathean and
Browning Literary societies held last
evening in the parlors of the university. Tho
programme consisted of several instrumental
and vocal selections, recitations and debates.
Miss Probst, former '9S, now residing in
Wabasha, was a guest at the hall on Friday.
Miss Pearl Benham, of the ladies' hail. Is
entertaining Grace and Richard Benham, of
Red Wing.
Tuesday afternoon the Hamlne '9s's lined
up in body to witness the basket ball game
of the freshmen boys the 80 agricultural
boys, but were disappointed by a defeat of
Z to 1.
Miss Birdie Goodwin principal of Warren s
seminary, Chicago, spent the first of the week
in Hamline She will return to her work in
Chicago tomorrow evening.
large number of friends of Rev. and Mrs
F. B. Cowgirl presented them with two beau
tiful chairs at the opening session of the Sun.
day school last Sunday.
The worlds day, set apart for prayer and
temperance. was observed Tuesday by large
body of Hamline ladies at the home of Mrs
! Robert Shannon.
Messrs. Clarence and Herbert North de-
hehtfully entertained large number OF
friends at their home Saturday evening on
Hewitt avenue.
| The G. NJ A. officers for this year arc:
President, Spencer Hazard; vice president,
Howard Weber; secretary and treasurer,
Neil Ross.
Miss Cora Montgomery, Of the Pioneer Press.
will leave the latter part of this week for an
Eastern trip, where she Will remain several
months.
The Ladies AID Society of the NJ E. Church
held an important meeting Thursday afternoon
! with Mrs. Thomas Wallace, of Van Buren,
street.
Mrs. f. T. Root delightfully."- entertained q
large number of friends to luncheon on Tnes-
day evening at nor home on Wesley avenue.
Fred W. Weber. of the class OF '97. of the
/ state university, was pleasantly surprised by
| Loren ]. White tie frst Of the week.
Mr. and Ms. Jacobsen and daughter Mrs.
| Haggerty, of Merriam Park spent the frst
| Of the week with Mrs. J. B. Deyen.
Charles Montgomery, of the medical depart