The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-30
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Miss Electa Sylvester. of Plainview, is the
guest of Miss Nellie Hall and Mrs. C.. L.
Humphrey.-Mrs. K. E. Webster, who has
been soending the summer at West Concord,
returned home Tuesday.-Mrs. Jones, OF
Simpson avenue. is entertaining Miss Deane-
au, Of Sanborn. Minn.-Ellsworth Fleming
the guest Of his brother Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shannon spent Sunday
with their son. Rev. w. A. Shannon, of
Lage street, Minneapolis.-Mrs, wilkins, Of
Chicago. has returned to her home after
Bishop.-Mrs. B. w. Ridgway has been very
Ill the past Week.-Mrs. Anna Weuz, of
Bath, S. D., is the guest of Mrs. Scharff.-
Maj. Thomas Montgomery has returned from
Pittsburg.-Miss Fannie Hoyt has returned
from Rochester and Red Wing.-Mrs. 3. w.
Haley has returned to Hamline after a
months visit in Pipestone.-O. L. Baker
has moved to 1907 Taylor avenue, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Meecham have moved into Mr.. Bakers
former residence.-Miss Ethel Workman, of
Minneapolis spent the first few days of this
week with Mrs. ]. Scharff.-Miss Florence
Buck is entertaining Miss Lois Marsh,
former student Of Hamline university, now
Topic class met at the home of Mrs Fowler
for their first lesson. Mrs. Themes, Of St.
Paul reviewed the Spanish-American war.
The class viii! meet with Mrs. Fowler, corner
of Pascal and Van Buren,. next Tuesday at
2: 30 D. m.-Mrs. Jones is entertaining her
6r bro Edward Tanning, of Racine,
Fortnghtly club will be held at the residence
of Mrs. George Drew, on Nov. 8. Mrs w.
q. Brink will read paper on THE Migra-
tons of Pilgrims" and Mrs. George s. Innis
Nation. The Ladies' AID Of the Hamline
Methodist Episcopal Church met at the home
of Mrs Q. W. Boyer. Thursday afternoon
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Mrs. Peter Clare president;
Mrs: E. j. Webb. vice president; Mrs. c.
w. Boyer, secretary; Mrs A. a. Drew, treas
urer; Mrs. ]. II. Fdtz assisted by Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Nutting. the work Department.
The Hamline Mothers club will hold reg
ular meeting at the reading rooms next Wed
The Three Critical Periods of Childhood"
The Kings Daughters circle held very
enjoyable sociable at the home Of Miss Edna
Bishop last Monday. The following pro-
gramme was delightfully."- rendered: Vocal
solo, Prof: A. 2. Drew; vocal solo, Mr.. snod-
solo, Miss Annie Cottier; vocal solo. Miss
Mary Coffin; vocal duet, Prof. Drew and Miss
Lulu Weber Friday afternoon the class
Of June 49, of Hancock school presented The
picture Monarch of All He Surveyed" to
Room s, with the following exercises: Music,
speech and unwilling of the picture, Miss
Marie Foltz; response, Harry Robinson; rec
itation, selection from Lady of the Lake"
Miss Ella Funk; reading, Hunting of the
Deer" Miss Sibyl Hoyt; violin solo, Miss
Dardina Duff; reading, from "Hiawatha,"
Taylor.--Mrs. Siverton, formerly Miss Ma
RE Funk and Miss Clara Funk arrived in
Hamline tonight, where they will visit their
parents, the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. q. ]. Funk
THE Knox Presbyterian Sunday school
held sale OF children's articles and play
things on Friday evening. A varied pro-
gramme was given by the smaller children
Mother Goose was present with all her chill
dren, and several other appropriate pieces
were rendered. The proceeds are to be used