The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
EAMLINE.

The next meeting of the Fortnightly club
will be held at the home of Mrs. George Drew,
on Feb l. at 2:30 p. m. A paper will be
read by Mrs. George Innis on The Peasant
Owners OF Europe" and one by Mrs. W. Il.
Rich on The Russian Agrarian Question"
The topics for discussion will be the Russian
system of taxation; the last great Russian
famnes; peasant life in Sweden; conditions
of the modern Irish peasant-how benefited
by legislation.
The Current Topics class met on Monday.
Mrs. Themes spoke on the alleged pension
frauds, also giving synopsis of the work
now being done in congress on civil service
reform. A general discussion followed on
the relative value OF the merit and spoils sys-
TEN. Miss Sturgis reviewed "a Soldier of
Fortune" by Richard Harding Davis. She
also spoke on the trans Siberian railway, and
told of its probable effect on Asiatic and
European politics.
Mrs: J. G.. Johnson very pleasantly enter
tained friends at afternoon tea at her
home in North Hamline IN honor of her
mother Mrs. Johnston. OF Iowa. The guests
were Mesdames e. ]. Webb. H. NJ. Evans, A.
A. Clark Thomas Montgomery w T. Rich
e. W. Randall, Milton Beavens, R. l. Dougan
and Peter Glare, of Hamlne; Mrs. Liggett,
of st. Anthony Park, and Miss Hurt, of
White Bear.
Mrs. E. E. McCrea entertained at dinner
on Monday evening DR.. and Mrs. Whitney
Miss Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Norton and Mr..
and Mrs Feltham.
Mr.. Charles Seymour delivered his lecture
on 'Phillip II. of SPAIN to the studef1ts Of
Hamline university or Tuesday evening in
the chapel.
Misses Elsie Benson and Mabel Wallace
pleasantly entertained the sophomore class
at the home Of Miss Wallace on Friday even
ing.
Miss Florence Buck very pleasantly enter
tanned friends at her home on Thursday
evening in honor of her birthday
Miss Lucy Rich has issued invitations 10
the class of 1900 for a party to be given at
her home on Friday evening.
The Woman's Home Missionary society gave
a dinner social on Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. H. NJ. Evans.
Mrs. Scoville, state president of the Won-
ans Christian Temperance union, will speak
this evening in the chapel
Mrs. F. T. Lindsey very pleasantly enter
tanned a number of young ladies at her home
on Saturday afternoon.
A number of Hamline young people organ
lied themselves into party, skating at Lake
Como on Friday.
The ladies of Knox Presbyterian church will
give social at the home of Mrs. Craiehead
on June %.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris H. Atchison enter
tanned on Tuesday evening at an informal
musical.
Mrs j. P. Caldwell entertained Mrs. Whit
tier and Miss Blanch Wilmot, of Farming
ton.
The young ladies of the Daniel League
Sewing circle met with Miss Banch Stevens
Miss Tempe Griffith very pleasantly enter
tanned friends at tea on Sunday evening
Mrs. T. e. Cutliver entertained Mrs Crit
fifth and Miss Mas, OF st. Paul.
Prof. Haynes of the state university. led
chapel exercises on Monday.
The Daughters of the King will meet to-
morrow with Miss Heal.
Mrs. J. w. Cole, of Minneapolis. visited
Mrs. Will Bass this week
The missionary study class held a meeting
on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Degg, of Chicago, is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. S: E. Edwards, of Minneapolis, visited
in Hamline On Friday.
Mrs. S. E. CULVER and son have returned
from Prescott, Wis.
Mrs. G. ". Hoyt has returned from a few
days in Red Wing.
Miss Olga Ritter was hostess at tea on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. H. Fitz and daughter have returned
from Alexandria.
Mrs. E: D. Patterson has returned from
Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. N. Gillett is visiting friends in
Faribault
Miss Knight is the guest of Mrs. F. F.
Lindsey.
Prof. A. z. Drew has returned from Farm
ington.
T. NJ. Grant has returned from Fort
Dodge.
The Daughters of the King met on Mon
day.
MERRIAM PARK.