The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-21
l.lE(@IDIEIEl@l@l@IGI@[I[
iii iii SUBURBAN ii
E! II S0CIAL. - l.
ITnlI RI
EEll@!I@I@l@l@@ll.l
HAMLINE.

The Hamline Fortnightly club held an in
teresting meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank E. Brown. Current top
les were in charge Of Mrs. Bribble; the his
tory lesson was conducted by Mrs. Drew;
Miss Griffith gave a splendid paper on the
differences between the Elizabethan and Vic
torian poetry Mrs. Rich a biographical
sketch of Tennyson and his poetic style;
Mrs. Thompson a biographical sketch of
Browning his poetic style and analysis of
"Pippa Passes;'' Miss McNamar Browning
as a great moral teacher, and review OF "A
Blot on the 'Scutcheon.''
Miss Beryl Rice very successfully enter
tanned large number of friends to a valen-
tine party. Those present were: Misses Mat
tie Winston, Mary Smith, Margery Foltz,
Ethel Innis, Elvira Carothers, Cecil Cole,
Anna Harper, Lottie Tuckey, Nellie Sturte-
want, Maud Dent, Lima Sanford. Anna Gull
len, and Messrs. Clarence Randall Thomas
Montgomery, Roy Watson, Roy Bishop, Don
Brdgman Leslie Graham, Harry Heal. Will
lie McCallum, Harry Mathson, Stanley Lee
and Forest Lee
The "Goblins" entertained their gentlemen
friends at the home of Miss Ridgway Sat
urday evening. Those present were: Misses
Myers, Adams Evans Bloomfield, Park,
Pribbe, Maxwell, Foster Benham, Colby,
R'dgway, Chuck, McWinstry; Messrs. Lewis,
Lucien and James Merritt, w. b. Bridgman,
Will Massee, Paul Barkuloo. William Thur
Der, c. P. Montgomery, Lou and Ernest
Wallace.
Mrs. Frank B. Cowgirl will entertain the
fOrCnlSnUy cluD on Marcn Z. Inc
general topic will be "Englands Great Nov
elists Of the Victorian Age" The subjects
will be Dickens as Humorist," 'Thack-
cry, His Character His Works" George
Eliots Place in Literature George FL
lots Heroines'' illustrations of the treat
ment of child life in each Of the three au-
thors.
Miss Mamie Coffin entertained the follow
ing young people at her home Friday even
ing: Misses Ella Funk, Zoola Cole, Ella
Peck, Flossie Shove, Florence Wells and
Messrs. Will Murphy, Neil Ross, Merrill
Hazard, Tom Montgomery Jr., George Peck
and Charles Warehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Bass entertained to din
ner on Thursday in honor of the eighty-sixth
birthday of Mrs. Rebecca Young, mother of
Mrs. Bass In the evening party from Min
neepolis was also entertained.
The senior class of the university will
give banquet to the faculty and sophomore
class of the university tomorrow evening in
the university parlors.
A very interesting meeting Of the Loyal
Temperance Leg was held Wednesday aft
ernoon in the prayer room of the university.
Mrs. Wemple and children, who have been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Benham, re-
turned to Fergus Falls the first Of the week.
The freshmen class very pleasantly enter
tanned the junior class to a reception on
Thursday night in the university parlors.
The Philomathean Literary society will give
their annual public entertainment on next
Friday evening in the University chapel.
Miss Ocie May Hazard, accompanied by her
aunt will leave soon for visit among rela-
tives in New York city.
Mrs. G. A. Rice entertained Misses Putnam
Whitney, Garvin, Ella Door and Hattie Door
to tea Monday.
Miss Temple Griffith entertained at lunch
con on Saturday in honor Of Miss Olive Doo-
little, of St. Paul.
This evening, in the chapel, the Missionary
society Of the university will have charge
Of the services.
Mrs. G. II. Warner entertained Miss Eunice
Warner and Miss Maud Fish, of Buffalo,
MINI.
Myra Warner entertained number of her
little friends to an afternoon party Monday.
Mrs. James D. Field, who has been visiting
relatives here, has returned to Chicago.
Misses Ella Door and Jessie Whitman are
spending few days in Wabasha.
Mrs. E. E. McCrea has returned from a
visit with friends in Red Wing
Prof. c. S. Hawkes. of Delano, visited in
Hamline during the week.
Miss Cora Montgomery is entertaining Miss
Treadwell, Of St. Paul. -
Mrs. Simpson is entertaining her mother
from Boston.
Miss Edith Pribble has returned to An
Okla