St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-06
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

The freshmen weren't saying a
word" on Saturday morning, but they
wore an expression which said ''beware''
to the SOphomores. On Friday evening
each OF these classes were having pri-
vate supper. the freshmen at the resi-
dence Of their classmate, Miss Ella Door,
and the sophomoreS were holding forth
at ladies' hall, the gathering being in
honor of II. II. Norton, of Winona a
member of 80. and who is about to leave
with his sisters for European
trip. A week ago the SOphs
had had like gathering at the uniVer-
sity music rooms, and had all their
wraps, Oyershoes and overcoatS taken
and placed in some cases in the mu-
scum: Last Friday evening the
"Sophs" determined to be revenged,
and made raid on the residence where
Fresh" was quietly partaking of a
they gained admittance to the garrett
and thence to the second floor, CARRYING
off everything that they could lay hands
on. A rapid flight followed, and had
not the weather changed Saturday the
poor freshmen would have been in hard
luck.
With the favorable change in the
weather lawn tennis has become the
rage with the ladies of the college and
the town. The former are practicing
for the contest on field day at COM
mencement. The ladies of the town
have now become firmly organized and
their club is known as the ''Star Lawn
Tennis club" The officers and mem
bers are: President, Miss Ella Hig-
gins; vice president, Mrs. E. Church:
secretary, Miss Lulu Blackwell: treas
urer, Miss Addie Door; umpire, Miss
Clara Webb; assistant umpire, Miss Sa-
die Higgins; members, Misses Lill FitZ,
Ottelia Breiting, Bessie Blackwell, Ella
Shaw, Matte Huett, Ella Clark, Lizzie
Higgins, Emma Kennedy, Laura c.
Johnson, Clara Warner, Winnie War
ner, Lizzie Wood, Hattie Warner, Josie
Wood, Dot Fowler and j. Akers.
On Wednesday evening the profess
ors and the students will give the base
ball team benefit conference in the
chapel. A chorus has been i'll training
some time for the occasion and will give
20 Italia, Italia Beloved" and tramp
chorus. Miss Maud Rose will render a
will lend also his assistance. Farmer
John" and W. Bucks Good Night"
will be given by Quartette composed
of Prof. A. 4. Drew and ID. H. Tandy,
tenors; and S. F. Kerfoot and W. ii.
Morgan, bass. A duet Family Jars"
will be sung by Miss Gertie Janney and
w. II. Morgan. Miss Lille FitZ, of st.
Paul, will also take part in the eXer-
ciSeS.
The Juniors will give an exhibition on
Tuesday afternoon. The programme
will consist of essays and oratiOnS The
subjects are: shakespeare Off the
Stage" by Miss Martha Clark; Crime
and Its Punishment" S. +. Kerfoot;
Bolivar" W. II. Morgan; ''Who and
What Are YOU" NJ. T. Morrill,. Misses
Maggie Share and Mary Bennett will
present the two sides of the Indian
question, and Misses Essie Bushnell
and Carrie Ransom an invective and
eulogy on Sir Walter Scott.
The ladies of Hamline will entertain
this week for the first time the Metho-
dist Social Union of st. Paul and Min
! neapolis Friday evening at the Univer-
sity building. Supper will be served at
6o'clock in the lecture room and the
after services will take place in the
university chapel.
Mis-. o. o. Whited is in Rochester
preparatory to her leaving for Cando,
OAK, at which place Mr.. Whited has
opened bank.
Mrs. A. Il. Drew has been enjoying
this week a visit from Annie Davis, of
Red Wing, member of SO.
Miss Florence Sterling, of Red Wing,
was called home last week by the death
of brother.
The Chautauqua circle meets next
Saturday evening at the home of Miss
Ella Clark.
Miss May Webb left Tuesday for a
visit i'll Bedford, Ind.