St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-07
HAMLINE'S GLASS DAY.
Students and Alumni Hold the
Usual Meetings-Trustees' Elec-
fi0n


ton.
Yesterday proved good day for the
class day exercises Of the 'SS class of
Hamline university. At 5 o'clock the
university chapel was well filled with
the annual visitors upon such occa-
siOns. Upon the stage, which was
beautifully decorated. sat the members
of the class of 'SS. The exercises were
opened with a duet by Misses q. South
wick and Laura c. Johnson, after which
the class poem was read by j. A. Sutton.
The history OF the class was presented
in very taking manner by Miss L. G.
Southwick, which was followed by
Miss Emma Richardson's Ivy ES-
say" Miss Laura Johnson'ss class
prophecy was excellent, making of the
class everything from a married woman
to the president of the United States.
q. 5. Perry wrote the epitaphs of the
class end the chapel exercises were con-
cluded by the class song, composed by
j.. A. Sutton. The audience then
adjourned to the campus for the
grand finale: E. E. McCrea read the
class statistics, after which the Grafton
of the day was given by E. A. Mont
gOmery on Our National Symbol"
The class president, +. w. Dewart, con-
cluded these exercises in few fitting
remarks and the presentation of few
souvenirs to the under class presidents
THE TRUSTEES MEETING.
At the same hour the trustees of the
university held their annual business
meeting in the parorS. Some changes
were made in the board and the new
officers were elected. Dr.. r. Forbes
was elected to fill the vacancy caused
by the late death of T. A Harrison, of
Minneapolis. The vacancy made by
Bishop FosS' removal to Philadelphia
was filed by +. A. Chamberlain, of
Minneapolis. The officers Of the ensu-
ing year are Dr.. Chaffee, president; NJ.
q. Norton, OF Winona, vice president;
j. L. Weymouth, second vice president;
DR.. Forbes, secretary; Prof. B. Mearkle,
treasurer. The trustees conferred upon
Rev. Levi Gilbert the degree of ID. ID.
In the evening the Alumni association
held its annual banquet. AT the bust
ness meeting a new constitution was
adopted, and the following officers were
elected; President, F. A. Cone, sc:
vice president, "a; secretary, Miss Hen
erickson, 'S6; treasurer, G. S. Perry, 'SS.
The association, on invitation, willmeet
next year at Red Wing. AT the
banquet last evening the presidents
address was given by l.. Dobnee, 'S4.
The following toasts were responded to:
Pioneer Days" .. c. Marshall, 81;
s'Hamline's Real Estate Agents." G. S.
Parker, SO; THE Great State of Wis
consin," d. H. Tandy, "a; "The
Ladies'" j. A. Sutton, 's8; Full
tillment of Prophecy" Miss Hattie
Garvin, 81; Life as 1t Appears to
U.s." f. W. Hart, sc; Life as We Find
It," L. J. Van Fossen, 'SG; Success
and Prospects of Hamline" was re-
spOnded to by Dr.. ID. G. John. the for
mer president, in the most BETTING
manner. He was greeted with great
applause and received the most hearty
reception. Some of those present were
Mr.. Tandy, Mr.. Dobner, L. j. Van Fos-
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Drew,
Misses Higgins, Mr.. Parker, Mr. Cone,
Miss Hattie Garvin, Miss Laura Knott,
MIR. Marshall, Mr.. Greeley, Misses
Gertrude Somlwick, Laura johnson and
Emma Richardson, Messrs. Dewart. SUIT
ton, Perry, Montgomery aud McCree,
Others present were: Mr.. and Mrs
II. q. Eodgson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Van
FosSen, Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Southwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Drew, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. l.. Osborne, Prof. and MIS-. Griffin,
Mrs. Church, Mrs. Ostrom, Prof Batch
elder, Misses Myrtle Sterling, Alma
Johnson, Mabel c. Ransom, Kittie
Shaw, Blanche Eames, Alice Frost,
Emma ID. Richardson, Emma Lee,
Bessie Clapp. Eta Higgins, Sadie
Higgins, Dena Putnam, Vena Dunlap,
Myra Stevans, Mary Bartholomew.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
The exercises of the fifth annual COM
O'clock. The programme will be:
Overture, The jolly Robbers" Sup
pc; prayer; Grafton, Education a Moral
Force, Fred w. Dewart; essay, 'The
Bible and the English Language ~
Emma Richardson: selection, "Erminie, -
JacObowSky; Grafton, 1.-The Might of
Peace" E. E. McCrea; grafton, 1.-THE
Problem of Municipalities, Garrett S.
Perry; music, "Traumerei," Schuman:
essay, The Hidden Soul of Harmony y
Laura c. johnson; Grafton, The Race
Without Country" James A. Sutton !;
waltz, lei Turia," Grenada; essay,
Robert Browning'S Philosophy of
Life" /. Gertrude Southwick: grafton,
Our African Brother" E. A. Mont,
gomery; music, "Let Me Dream Again, .
Sullivan; comforting of diplomas; bene-
dictiOn music, ''TannhauSer, Wagner.
Twilight Concerts.
Tonight, if the weather permits, the
first twilight concert of the second
season will be given at Summit park by
the Great Western band. The pro-
gramme for this evening is as follows:
March, Ever Merry" overture,
"Italiener in Algier;" waltz, ''Donau
WelIen;": saXaphone solo, Twilight -
and polka, ''Bric-a-Brack," by Charles
II. Hubbard. Part second will include
an overture, ''Crown of Diamonds -
czardas, Hungarian Dances" selection,
Faust" and the wedding march from
Lovely, by Mendelssohn.
A Pleasant Entertainment.