The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-21
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HAMLTNE.

OF her daughter Harriet seventeenth
Those present from St. Paul We're: Miss
Margaret and Jennie Scott. Marie Single
Theats, Pardee, Singleton. Others pres
ent were: Misses Mamie and Hilda Hass-
Ian. Blanche Stevens, Winnie Fleming,
Agnes Ross, Agnes McCallum, Alice Hum
las Fleming, Andrew Ross, Willie Mccall
lum and Franklin Ryan.
The Spelling Bee" given under the
Church at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Montgomery on Friday evening.
was great success: The ladies standing
the gentlemen spelled for some time, when
Mrs. Duff spelled them all down. After
the spelling was finished refreshments
building the new M. E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christensen were
day evening In honor Of Mr.. Christensen's
Mesdames Walter Christensen, Harry
6. Hahn, Misses Tuzzon, Deasitt, Peter
son, Hungfursen Boyll Messrs. Ander-
sen, Johnson, Boyll Shelter and Harrys.
Miss Sophie Blackmore, returned mis-
the M. 3. church audience last Sunday
evening in the interests of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society Of Hamline,
Che W enna an bank F95a a1ns Maa co
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lected at that time for the society.
Miss Sibyl Hoyt entertained a party
of friends at her home In the Buckingham
last evening. Those present We're: Miss
Atkins, Susie Manuel, Kate Kerr and
Lucy Rich; Messrs. Robert Morrill,, Guy
Caldwell Burton Featherstone, Al Spen-
Ger and Charlie Collett.
The Hamline Prohibition club held
social Thursday evening at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. A. q. Drew. George w.
Higgins, prohibition state chairman, and
Prof; c. P. Berkey were the speakers, and
Hall and S. w. Squire.
The Amphictyon Literary society elect
ed the following officers for this year:
Hall, vice president; George P. Jones,
treasurer; c. N. Alberts. critic; Guy Shad-
dinger,- chaplain; l.. Haines, secretary;
c. c. Tyrell, marshal.
The Hamline Fortnightly club met at
the home of Mrs. William E. Brink Tues
day afternoon Papers were read by Mrs
b. "; Randall and Mrs. 4. J.. Meacham
and THE Race Problem"
Wednesday evening the following young
people enjoyed beautiful sleigh ride:
Misses Sterling. Weylie, Gates. Benham,
Morrill,, Van Camp, Shaddinger, Inwood,
Runitz
l. Mr.. and Mrs. James Cottier entertained
at progressive card party Friday even
Ing, Favors were won by Mrs. D.. D.
Williams Mrs o. II. Conway, Messrs. C.
A. Fleming and J.. Danz.
Miss Sophie Blackmore, returned mis-
sionary from Singapore, addressed the
Students at monday prayer meeting on
Monday.
Meetings of the Audubon society and
Debating society of the Hancock school
have been postponed until after examina-
lions.
Miss Lottie Rice, of Springfield. has re-
turned tn her hOma after cnandino fayu
weeks with her sister, Mrs Nellie Brown.
The Hamline Fortnightly club will hold
an art reception at the. home Of Mrs.
Thomas Montgomery Tuesday afternoon.
c1ety met at the home of Mrs. J. e.
Rounds Thursday afternoon.
Mr.: g. r. Hall was the guest of his
daughters. Mrs. c. I. Humphrey and Miss
Nellie Hall. last week
Bert N. Sherman, Hamline university
graduate, now of Duluth, visited Hamline
friends this week
Miss Leona Lewis entertained her sis
ter, Mrs; Ray Mclean, of Prescott, Wis,
during the week.
K. B. Lovejoy, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Benham, has returned
to Red Wing
Misses Lois and Elsie Benson are en-
tertaining their mother. Mrs. w. Benson,
Of Heron Lake.
Lew Merritt, formerly of Hamline uni
verstty, visited friends there during the
week,
Mrs. Eta Spaulding has gone to Des
Moines, where she will spend the winter.
Mrs James Flynn entertained Miss
Noltmeier, OF Newport, during the week.
Miss Beth Magraw entertained the Anna
Stone Mission band Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Munson, Of Capitol avenue will
entertain at the next mothers meeting.
Mrs. Flora Pottle, of Mayville, N. D., Is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs Drake.
Miss Booth, formerly of Hamline uni
versity, Is spending the week here
Mrs. James Scharff is entertaining her
brother. w. H. Wenz, of Bath. 8. d.
|. l.. Ackley, of Springfield, spent part
or the week with Hamline friends
The Misses Silvernail of Montevideo.
have returned to their home
Dr. George H. Bridgman, of Hamline
university, is in New York.
Miss Edna Osier spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. j. B. Osier. :
Miss Gertrude Showers has returned
from Eau Claire, Wis.
Miss Hattie Chinook has returned to her
home In Iowa.
Mrs. A. Adams is entertaining Mrs.
Jane Worthy.
The Hamline W. C.. T. U. met Friday
afternoon.
Mrs; "A. A. Clark has returned from
Nicollet.
Miss Ruth Atkins has returned to Elk
River -
paw d NJ MoHoi.