St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-26
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

The greatest social event of the winter
term occurred last Tuesday evening,
when alumni. faculty and students
united in making the reception given
by the class of 'SS grand success. The
class, numbering eight, received in
colonial costume the 200 OF more guests
present. At supper tOasts We're re-
spOnded to by Messrs. DR.. Osborn OH
The New Science HAIL." W. Il. Nor
fa% MckIne Fa'nlty Gen. Dr. wash Mli
ton" J. E. iathrop, college Es-
capades;" F. f. Lindsay, The Ladies'"
Among the invited guests there were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery, st. Peter;
Rev. +. DOran and wife, Mrs. Douglass
and Miss Johnson, Merriam Park; Mr..
and Mrs. G. Walker, Minneapolis. Those
of the alumni were: ID. III. Landy, 'S4;
l.. j. Van Fossen and Miss Bradley,
IS: W. Fl. Hart, Misses Sadie and Eta
Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Drew, o.
E. Barrett, sc; Miss Hattie Garvin, E.
H. Greedy and j. G. Marshall, 'S7.
Others present were: Mesdames &.
Griffin. G. IL. Hazard, L. II. Bachelor,
ID. Ill. Tandy, OStrOm, Dice, Dr.. A. ".
Edwards and G. Drew, Miss l.. III. Shoe
Carrie Ransom, Martha Clark, ESSie
Bushnell, Mary Bennett, Vena Dun
lap. Blanche Games. Lena Putnam,
Alice Frost. Mary E. Bates, Dunn, Min
ME and Ella DOrr, Emma d. Richardson,
Bessie Clapp, Florence Sterling. Winnie
Hoyt, Effie Circuit, Gertrude Seager,
Mary Lewis, Mary Bartholomew, Nina
Weston, Anna Campbell, Kit Shaw, Mary
Maxim, Gertie and Elite florence, Josie
Hoback, Poehler, Bessie Van Norman,
Dewart. Winnie and Hattie Warner,
Clara Warner, Hattie and Maud Rose,
Blackwell, Mamie Stevens, Emma Ken
needy. Whitney, Massey, Eastman, Evans
and Price. After all guests had departed
the class held midnight banquet. The
members of the class are Misses G. l..
Southwick. Emma Richardson and
Laura C. Johnson, Messrs. Dewart, E.
A. Montgomery, A. j. Sutton, q. S
Perry and E. E. McCrea.
The Chautauqua circle of Hamline
University has also caught the c0nta-
gion of appearing in colonial costumes
and last evening at the residence of
Mrs. E. B. Higgins the members of the
circle entertained a large number of
their friends, and presented pro-
gramme in honor of Washington, ap-
pearing in costumes to represent the
character personated. Miss Eta B.
Higgins appeared as Minnehaha and
gave an account of the mound builders.
Miss Clark represented Miss Anne
life and times. Mrs. A. Il. Drew was
Martha Washington and gave a brief
history of George. Mrs. r. K. Evans
personated Dame Van Wrinkle, reciting
he history of New York under the
Dutch governors. Miss Lizzie Higgins
represented Priscilla in her recitation
of THE Landing of the Pilgrims"
The music was patriotic and the resi-
dence decorated in a fitting manner.
The ladies of the Browning society
entertained the Amphietyons last even
ing. A social time followed we'll pre-
pared programme, and the boys had a
grand time. The young ladies taking
part in the programme were Misses
Dunlap, Alma Johnson, Winnie Hoyt,
Gertrude Seager, May Maxim, Alta
Clark and Hattie Rose.
Miss Dunn, class of '91, entertained
her classmates last evening at her resi-
dence. The party first INDUCED in a
sleigh ride. after which they found in
waiting a tempting supper. The young
ladies we're Mrs. Ella Door, Hattie Gil
Iette, Bessie Ciapp, Fife Grant, Alice
Frost, Mary Bates, Blanche EameS and
Emma ID. Richardson.
Mrs. H. L. Bachelor, at her residence
on Smelling avenue, entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid and their
friends Wednesday evening. There
was a large attendance of the hall
young ladies,and the evening was voted
a success.
my Novel" will be discussed at the
Harmony clubs meeting Tuesday even
ing at the residence of Miss Ackers.
Miss Mary Lewis last week enter
tanned her mother, Mrs. Lewis, of Wash
ingtOn.
Miss Price, of Mankato, has been Wis
iting Mrs. e. Drew.