St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-01-05
Observation-Disclosures
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Hghtful entertainments OF the social events
of Ham!ine was given to a party OF young
people at the elegant home of Mrs. ]. D..
FoltZ, 779 Pascal avenue. A guitar and man
dolin duet rendered by Messrs. Perry
by Miss Florence Webb, and MY Desire
was given by Miss Louise Webb, Messrs.
Reegard, Lally and Perry, OF ST PSul, en-
tertained the party with number of slight
Df-hand performances, which surprised and
greatly amused the audience. The entertain
ment was in honor Of Miss Chick. who Is
Visiting Mrs. Foltz
Miss Edna Bishop, Of Hewitt avenue, en-
tertained a large number Of young people 10
D watch party" on New Years evening.
Among those present were: Misses funk'
Buck, Sturtevant, Cottier, Rich, and Messrs.
innis, Weber, 'Crst Hazard, Harris, NC
Kaig, Waterhouse, Peck. Montgomery, Bey-
ans, Richardson Callet and McCallum. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in playing
games charades etc, after which an eie-
giant supper was served.
Midway Lodge 185, A. F. and A. NJ held an
important meeting and elected the following
officers: Horace Pentacost, W: M; Z. n.
Akers, S. w; w. H. Turner, j. W.; T. w.
Wallace, treasurer; II. Rassmuson, secretary
]. w. North, S. D.; H. Spears, J. D.; W. $.
Reed, s. S; N. B. Bigeiow, J. s.; W. T.
Rich, tyler.
oficers for the coming term of the Ham
line Lodge No 49, @ O Fl Il are re as bd lol-
" g.; E. l.. Allard, secretary; George INNS,
treasurer The installation of officers OF the
St Anthony Merriam Park and Hamline
lodges will take place at Columbia hall tues
day, Jan. Z.
Mrs. E. T. Root entertained to dinner on
New Years Miss Root of Minneapolis; MT.
and Mrs: J; H. Wheeler Mr. and d. Mrs Goo Ed
wards, of st. Paul, and Mr.. and Mrs George
Hazard Jr., of Hamlne.
A large number Of Hamline students gave
a class party on Friday night at the nome OF
Miss Cora Montgomery in honor or b. N.
Wheeler, "a, of Duluth, and Miss Edith Mont
somery '95, of Madelia.
The annual meeting of the Ladies Ala so.
ciety of the Knox Presbyterian Church mel
Friday afternoon and elected officers for the
ensuing year after which social time ano
supper were enjoyed
The members of the M. E. church will OBJ
serve this week as the week of prayer SerV-
ices will be held every night except Satur-
day in the prayer room OF the university
building
The Christian Endeayor Society Of Knox
Presbyterian Church will hold an important
business meeting next Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Edna Osier, OF Simpson ave-
nue..
Friday afternoon the mothers meeting met
with MIS-. e. e. Backuloo, OF Mlnnehaha
street. very large attendance ana an III
teresting meeting realized
On account of Illness of Mrs. e. N. Wolorer,
the Women's Foreign Missionary society was
held at the residence or Mrs. Dr- lhhls oh
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Cora MONTGOMERY Of Capitol avenue,
entertained Miss Ellen Ford, of Moorhead'
and Miss Agnes Ford, of Mankato, on Ihurs-
day afternoon.
The Hamline Women's Christian Temper
Ance union will meet with Mrs George Wells,
of Capitol avenue, on next Friday afternoon
at o'clock.
Miss Beatrice Ridgway entertained large
party of young people at her home on Simp-
son avenue Tuesday night to watch the new
year in.
Mrs z. Poisson and son Fay, who have
been visiting relatives in Duluth. will return
tSy,i1 pircr IN hair m a..
Miss Stella Schofrela, of Pennington. who
l1s attending the educational convention in st.
Paul, is spending a few days in Hamline.
The Young Womens Christian association
will hold their regular meeting on next
Thursday afternoon in the university.
Mrs. DR.. Carothers entertained her Sunday
/ school class on New Years afternoon at her
home on Hewitt avenue.
Miss May Jewett, Of Wesley avenue, en-
ktertained a large number Of her friends at
her home last evening.
Rev. William Shannon. presiding elder Of
iRhe Duluth district of the NJ. E. church, spent
Monday in Hamline
The Fortnightly club will meet next Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Tempo Griffith, of
Minnehaha street.
Miss Addie Door has returned to her home
in Nicollet. after spending several weeks with
Miss Ella Door.
Mrs L. j. Dobner will entertain the Ladies'
Aid Society of the M. E. Church next Thurs
day afternoon.
Charles schofrela. Of ortonville, has re-
turned to Hamline to resume his work in the
university.
Miss Susie Edwards, of Menomonie. Wis,
spent the last of the week with friends in
Hamline.
G. A. Booth, of Canada, spent the first of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Mofitt, of Capitol
avenue.
Charles Lewis has returned to Plainview to
resume his work in the public schools of that
place.
( The w. c. T. u will give an experience
social at the home of Mrs. c. 7. Weber on
Jan. Is.
Miss Carrie Gold, of Spring Valley, spent a
few days during the holidays with Eva Ross
man.
Rev. B. F. Kephart, of Long Prairie, was
THE guest of Robert Shannon the first Of the
kweek.
Miss Richardson and Miss Belle Ward. Of
Mankato, are guests of Mrs. James Door.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buck gave dinner
.party Wednesday to few friends.
C. A. Patchen, '95, of Caledonia visited
chapel exercises on Friday morning.
J. D. Foltz, of Pascal avenue, is taking a
few weeks trip through Wisconsin.
Owen Clark, who has been visiting in Or
fonville, has returned to Hamine.
Miss Maud Wallace entertained Miss Nina
Hall, of Minneapolis, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Patterson in entertaining N. P
Hillard, of Anaconda, Mont.
j. A. C. Waller and wife, of Minneapolis,
were in Hamline Monday.
Prof. Marian Waters of Chicago, is spend.
Ing few days in Hamline
Mrs. Morton and mother, Mrs. Harrington
have returned to Chicago.
Miss Jennie Vanstroom, Of Monticello, is
visiting at the Ladies' hall.
Miss Emma Kaye, of New Richmond, Is the
guest Of Hamline friends.
]. D. Wallace returned to Drayton, N. D.
the first of the week.
Miss Mary Ransome, of Dodge Center called
on Miss Chick Wednesday.
George T. Kerfoot, of Cumberland, Wis,
has returned TO Hamlne.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Chapman have re-
turned from Milwaukee.
Prof. Van Dyke, of Wabasha was in Ham
line during the week.
e. NJ. Phillips, of Dawson, is spending a
Few days in Hamline.
William Patterson left Tuesday for a bust
ness trip to Brainerd.
G. S. Hawker, of Delano, visited at the
university on Friday.
Miss Bertha Bell, of Owatonna, is visiting
friends in Hamline.
J. c. Edwards and wife are spending few
days in Wisconsin.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Flint is entertaining Mrs N S
Flint of Faribault.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Prosser have returned
from Greenland.
Calman Mcdonald, Of Jersey City, is Wis
iting in Hamline.
Miss Lizzie Kimball, of Delano is the guest
of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown are home
from Anoka.
Miss Ida Root has returned to her HON y in
Minneapolis.
E. N. McElwrath is visiting his home in
Mortified.
Miss Ellen Wright, of Sleepy Eye, is Ham
line guest.
Charles Wallace has returned from vir
ginia City.
Dr. Innis and family have returned from
Red Wing.