The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-27
HAMLINE.

Mrs. H: c. Burbank. of st. Paul. Will lee
| ture on Thursday evening. March 10. in the
university chapel on Art" Illustrated by
Stereopticon views, under the auspices OF the
| Hamine Fortnghtly club.
| The sophomore and freshmen girls enter
tanned the sophomore and freshmen boys at
a party Monday evening The head prize
was by Melvin Maloney the BOBBY prize
by Mr.. w. w. Rosser.
The regular meeting of the Hamine Moth
ers Will be held on Wednesday. March 2. at
the reading rooms Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs.
Scharff. Mrs. Stevens and Mrs Taylor will
present papers
A successful social was given on Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs Faltz. under
the auspices Of the Young Woman's Foreign
Missionary society.
The Fortnightly club will meet Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Frea NJ. Grant. A musical
programme, in charge of Mrs. Russell Dorr,
will be given.
soc!able for the members of Knox Pres
byterian church given by Mesdames II.
r. North and w. S. Reedon Monday evening.
A chicken pie social given Thursday
evening in the town hall by the Ladies Aid
Society of the Methodist Church.
The Gopher High Five club enter
tanned on Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E d. Spear.
Memorial services will be held tonight in
the university chapel for Miss Frances Will
lard and Mrs. Clara Hobart.
number of young ladies of the prepare
tory school very pleasantly entertained
!
The Hamline Prohibition club will have
meeting on next Tuesday evening at the
home OF DR.. Magraw
The Junior girls were entertained Tues
of Mrs J. b. Faltz.
Mrs. c. n. Akers will be present at the
federation banquet to be held in Minneapolis
on Thursday.
Miss Fanny Hagerman very pleasantly en-
tertained a number of friends on Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Chamberlain will re-
move soon TO their future home in South
Mr.. and Mrs William Downie and daughter
were guests at the home of Mrs. w r.
Rich.
Mr.. Fred McGarvey. of Louisville, spent
part OF the week at the home OF Mrs. Ross
man.
The alumni had charge of the programme
OF the Athenean Literay society last even
large number of Hamline young people
enjoyed skating party on Tuesday evening.
An all-day meeting was held on Thursday
by the ladies of Knox Presbyterian church.
The Junior Loyal Temperance legion gave
pop corn social on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Magraw entertained Misses Ruth
and Lillian Golfer during the week
Mrs. J. b. Deyen and Mrs Dickinson en-
tertained friends from st. Paul Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Voerge entertained
friends on Saturday evening at cinch
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Der OF friends Tuesday evening
Miss Fanny Hagerman is entertaining Miss
Beatrice Monroe, of Morris. Mimi.
Mrs Dickinson has returned from visit
with her daughter at Wells. Mimi.
Mrs. Larsen is entertaining Mrs. Grace
Lincoln BurTam of Fort Dodge.
Mrs. w. IL. Barkuloo. of Clearwater, is
the guest of Mrs. f. +. Barkuloo.
Rev. J. w. Lewis and family will remove
soon to Southern California
Miss Jennie Buck entertained friends at
! cnch on Tuesday evening.
The Kings Daughters met Monday at the
| home OF Miss Ella Funk
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Montgomery have re
turned from st. Peter.
! Mrs. b. h. McCrea entertained Mrs. e. A.
| Brooks, of Minneapolis.
| Miss Pearl Heal entertained a few friends
! Tuesday evening.
L. n. Waiver has returned from a few
! days in Duluth.
! Miss Myrtle Mallory entertained Miss Bat
| ton, OF Plainview.
| Miss Blanch Bloomfield has returned from
| RObbinsdale
The senior class enjoyed sleigh ride Mon
| day evening.
Charles Featherstone has returned from
! Red Wing.
Mrs. r. II. MILAN is the guest OF Miss
Johnson.
Mrs. E. w. Haley was hostess at dinner on
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Mclean left on Wednesday for
! Detroit
Mrs. Lou Webb is the guest of Mrs. Block
| well.
Miss Minnie Silver visited in Hamline this
| week.
Miss Rose Marshall has returned to Du-
luth.
Miss Eva Johnston has returned from Hon
| kins.
Miss Sadie Noltinger has returned to De-
| troit.