The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
HAMLiNE.

Miss Pearl Heal was hostess on THURSDAY
evening to large number OF friends. The
house was prettiiy decorated with cut flow
ers and smilax. Miss Heal dressed in pink
silk, was assisted by Misses Bardman and
EEZabeth Smith, who were dressed in white
silk The head prize was taken by Mr.. Van
camp and the BOBBY prize by w. Drewry
Refreshments were daintily served at late
hour. Those present were Messrs. winston
Funk. Ressman, Davis. Bardman Ridgway
smith, Mckaig, Benham. Cole, Spear and
wright; Messrs Waldron, Massee, Charles
Massee, Hulis, Buchannon. Van Camp Mar
tin. Stevens, Mitchell. Drewry, Benham.
Dr. and Mrs. Loren H. Batche;dor gave a
most delightful reception to the college classes
OF Hamline university at their elegant home
on Smelling avenue Thursday afternoon from
to o'clock The rooms were tastefully
decorated With cut flowers and festcons of
maple leaves The diningrroom was in charge
of Miss Jessie Evans, who was assisted by
Misses Hart and Lewis. In the center of the
faDle stood cut glass bowl filled with pink
roses Miss Leona Lewis served frappe in the
nail Dr. and Mrs. Batcheldor were assisted
by Dr.. and Mrs. Bridgr1an, Misses Loag and
Benham and A. P. Nelson About $50 were
present.
The baccalaureate sermon of Hamiine uni
VerSlty VIII be delivered this morning by
Dr.. Bridgman. and Rev. S. r. Kerfoot will
deliver the. university sermon this evening
in the chapel.
Miss Clara Martin was given a reception
on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
B. S. Cewen, on Holly avenue Miss Martin
leaves soon as missionary to Penang Malay
sia.
The senior class and its friends were de-
lghtfully entertained OF Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Florence Webb of
Pascal avenue.
large number of Hamline ladies attended
the home missionary meeting. held on Friday
at Hennepin Avenue Methodist church, Min
neapolis.
Miss Fl0ssie Magraw very pleasantly enter
tanned a number of friends on Friday even
ing at her home on Smelling avenue.
The freshmen c:ass will celebrate in the
form of a picnic, which is to be given on
Wednesday at Lake Phalen.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Grant entertained Miss Ray
Clark and Miss Myrtle Halen, of Fort Dodge
To-, during the week
Miss Matte Sampson and Miss Myrtle
Wright, of Madison, were guests of Mrs.
Smith during the week.
Miss Bertha Cunningham, who has been
visiting her aunt, returned the first of the
week to Appleton.
Miss Margaret Congdon, of Newport. was
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Smith during the
week
Dr. and Mrs Innis were at home to the
senior class at their home on Monday after
noon.
b.Iss Lulu Brown. of Red Wing. made a
short visit at the home of Miss Williams.
Miss Gertrude McKaig left yesterday for a
short visit among friends in Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrea have returned from
their visit with friends in California.
Rev. and Mrs. Cawgiil entertained num-
Der of friends to tea on Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert G.. Dunn is entertaining Mrs
Charles Marshall for a few days.
Mrs James Adamson of Mankato is visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Haley.
Miss Edith Montgomery has returned from
a visit with friends in Owatonna.
Miss Eta Thompson. of Minneapolis, was a
guest in Hamlne on Tuesday
Mrs. McNamar of Freeport, Ill.
Mrs Kenever and Mrs. w. w. Brown of
Olivia, Hamline guests.
Mrs. J. N Heal left yesterday for few
weeks visit in Wisconsin.
Dr. and Mrs. s.. NJ Kirkwood have as
their guest Mrs. Kirkwood.
Miss Lou Webb will leave soon for a visit
with relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. ]. E. Rounds is entertaining Misses
May and Lizzie Kunze.
Rev. William Shannon is the guest of his
father on Taylor street.
Miss Ruth Faus is entertaining Miss Nettie
Faus, OF Mortevideo.
Miss Jennie Osur has returned with her
mother from Buffalo.
Miss Lulu Alien of Dundas, is visiting at
the LADIES' hall.
The Chocolate club gave their annual picnic
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Montgomery is entertaining her mother.
Mrs. Parnell. =
Mrs. S. e Culliver has returned from
Prescott, Wis
Rev. andMrs. Kephart have returned from
California. g -