The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-15
HANILISE,

A large number of young people picnicked
1t White Bear on Wednesday. The, party left
early in the afternoon and remained over un5
till evening. Those who enjoyed the good
time were: Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atchison. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mont
g5mery. Mrs, H. NJ. Evans. Misses Cora Mont
gomery. Edith Montgomery, Tempe Griffith,
Eta Webb. Florence Webb, Pearl Benham,
Grace Benham, Sprague, Gooding. Hoyt and
Messrs. c. P. Montgomery, R. P. Raigher,
T. A. Olsen. E. H. Wallace, Ray Benham,
Robert Taylor George Montgomery, Reed,
Benham and A. c. w. McCrea.
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. William
Ransome OF Hewitt avenue, entertained about
thirty old soldiers. The evening was spent
IN the form Of a camp fire, after which the
guests were served to a most elaborate sup
per. A number of very interesting narratives
of the late war were told. Miss Benham
rendered several very beautiful melodies, in
which the soldiers Joined in the choruses.
A large number of friends rendered Del
Harris a surprise party last evening at his
home on Capitol avenue. About twenty-five
Young people enjoyed the evening, which was
delightfully."- spent in playing games. At a
late hour refreshments were dalnt1ly served
by Mrs. Harris.
Auditor and Mrs. Robert c. Dunn and fam
Nv have returned from an extended trip on
The Great lakes and with relatives IN the
East
The Ham.ine Epworth league gave a very
successful ice cream and cake social on Fri
day evening on the University campus
Miss Hattie Taylor, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. Norris AtcnlSOn LOT SSNe-dl -N00f>o,
has returned to her home in Pine City.
Miss Hazel Fitch, who has been spending
several weeks at the home OF M. L. Holly,
has returned to Hastings.
Misses Gertrude and Josie Libby, CT Red
Wing. spent the hrst OF the "eeh d. lil9 N0
of Miss Luc- Rich.
Mrs. E P c. Fowler Jr.. of Tailapeosa, "a.
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. FoWler, OF van
Buren, street.
Miss Ethel Rice. who has been visiting for
c. pafp Ma0KatO,
turned home
The business meeting of the Daniel league
was held on Monday evening at the nome VI
Cecil Cole.
misses Hattie and Ella Door returned on
Saturday from an extended trip through Ca-i-
fornia.
The members of the Daniel league viii ho.d
their annual picnic on next TUESDAY at LAKE
Como.
The members Of the Loyal Temperance le-
eion gave d picnic on Thursday at Lake
Mrs. l. J. Dobner and children have re-
turned from visit with friends in Fergus
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rounds entertained
friends from Minneapolis to dinner on Sun
day.
we're guests o. Nj. and Mrs. NJ. L. Holly.
Miss verna Cole has returned from a
months visit in Mankato and St Peter.
Miss Ethel II ds is entertaining her cousin,
Aiss Lo Vern Van FOssen, of Monticello.
Miss Zoola Cole is back from a visit with
friends iI the Southern part OF the state.
Mrs H. e Conklin has as her guests Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Parker, of Spring Valley.
Mrs N. A. Higgins entertained during the
\ week her sister. Mrs. Halet, of Boston
Miss May Whitney, of Superior, is spend
4 ing a few days with friends in Hamline
\ Miss Mae Everetts and Miss Nina Spear
\ Were guests of Miss Florence Webb.
Il Miss Florence Webb spent part of the week
\ with friends at Lake Minnetonka.
4 Mrs j. B. Britton, of Brainerd, has been q
Z 4uest at the home of Miss Higgins.
II u Sss NJ. Agnes Hart, of Luverne, is the
u 2kuest of Miss Gertrude McKaig.
l9 Rev. J. E. Haulgate, of Crookston, was
HE guest of Famine friends.
al MESS Hattie Brown, of Renvi lie, was guest
in Hamline during the week.
Mrs T. B. Bryan, of Red Wing, and Mrs.