St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-01
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HAMLINE NOTES.


At the regular meeting of the /. o. o. +. on
Monday evening the annual election of OIL
GERS occurred. Following is the list of those
elected. N. G., o. C. Wright; v. c.. W. L.
Stevens: recording secretary, X. T. CongdOn;
permanent secretary, L. X. Helbing; treas
urer, Il. l.. Allard; trustee Samuel Buchanan.
The appointive officers have not yet been an
nounoed. Hereafter. instead Of meeting on
Monday evening as formerly, the lodge VIII
hold its regular meetings on Tuesday evening
of each week at the new lodge rooms, corner
of Smelling and Capitol avenues.
On Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the M. z. church will give It's regular
monthly entertainment at the residence OF
Mrs. A. E. Allard. Besides the musical pro
gramme there will be given a representation
of MRS. Jarleys Wax Works." which prom
ises to be very good. A cordial inyitati on is
extended to all. old and young, and it is
hoped that there may be full attendance.
The first regular meeting of the Choral
club occurred on Friday evening at MIS-.
Carothers. There were several new members
enrolled, and the number now belonging
reaches forty. II was decided to postpone
definite action regarding the cantata until
after the holidays. In the mean time the club
will have in charge preparation OF the Christ
mas music for the Hamline Sunday school.
On Thursday evening Misses Lulu and
Bessie Blackwell entertained small COM
pany of young people at their home OH Min
nehaha street. Among those present were
the following: Miss Orre Gould. Miss Kate
Preston, Miss Otaiie Bruttuag, Messrs. Will
sutherland. j. Upper, j. l.. Lewis and >.
Buchanan.
There is a movement on foot among the
Young gentlemen of Hamiine for the organi
cation of q Knights of Phythias lodge. II
this is effected it will be tine third of Its kind
within year. There being already success
fully organized an Odd Fellows and Masonic
lodge.
The friends of F. Wallace will be glad to
learn that he is slowly recovering from the
injuries occasioDed by fall from the top OF
q building upon which he was at work. He
was quite seriously hurt, but is doing very
well at present.
Mrs: T W. Wallace entertained her unday-
school class ON Thanksgiving evening at her
home at Wallace grove. About twelve young
girls were present and q most delightful
evening was spent.
Mr., and Mrs W. K. Marshall. of Dodge
Center, are i'll Hamline having been called
by the very serious illness of their sister. Miss
Hattie Rose. s@
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Chamberlain spent
Thanksgiving at Belle Plaine. Mimi, With
their brother. Dr..C. L. Chamberlain, OF that
place & Ts5s
MIR. and Mrs. o. E. Parks of North Ham.
line, spent Thanksgiving with friends at
Brainerd, Mimi. ~
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Wright left Wednesday
for few days visit with relatives in Brain
ard, Mimi. CIV
Mr.. and Mrs John Leslie spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Minneapolis.
Miss Fannie Deakin. of Manchester Park, Is
the guest of Miss Winifre1 Warner. " +
Mrs. ID Dobner is entertaining friends
from Lake City, Mimi.
UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
The event of the work at the college was
the Junior orations on Wednesday afternoon.
1t was the first literary appearance of the.
juniors, and the chapel was full The preps..
ai,Nrt4. 1luA hQn axa6 cd
mirably. The seniors of course wore their
most critical air, and the sophomores openly
scoffed. but the gallant freshmen (ffty
strong) looked all the admiration they felt
and fairly made the chapel ring with APP
plause at each emanation of the junior
brain. On the whole the orations
were good. Those of the ladies
ranking first. They were as follows: "COurt
Fiction" Miss Alice Frost: John Adams"
Miss Blanch Eames; 1.-The Examination
System" Miss Lena Putnam: Charles Kings
ley" Miss Ella Door; Fiction" Miss Matte
''Thomas Jefferson C. L. Dobner: Modern
Tyranny" G. Campbell; success" H. ii.
Norton ''Sir Thomas Moore E. e. Bean.
A pleasant reunion of the Fairmont high
school class. nine of whom are in attendance
at.Hamllne, occurred Thanksgiving evening
al the residence of d. III. Tandy. Elmer
Shanks president of the class, was the host
and the guests included the whole class,
eleven in all. one young lady coming from
Carleton college. and the other, who was but
RECENTLY married. from her home in Fair
mont 1t was very pleasant occasion. Fol-
lowing is a list of the class enrolled as Ham,
line students: Misses Ida and May Santee,
Miss Orrie Gould, Miss Lulu snow. Messrs.
Chester aud Wilbur Borne, Mr.. Hotaling. A.
Z. Brown, Elmer Shanks.
On FRIDAY morning Miss Matte johnson,
assisted by her sister, Miss Rose johnson, en-
tertained party of their friends at their
home, corner of Simpson and Hewitt avenue
Those present were as follows: Mrs: Ella
Door, Wanda Grifi tn, May Webb, Hattie
Foss. Minnie Davis, Lucy Fletcher, Emma
Phelps, Mary Phelps: Messrs. G. L. Dobner,
E. Z. Bran, T. l.. Phelps, A. c. Faweett,
George Hutton, Gordon Campbell, Robert
Foote, Will Brewster.
The Thanksgiving holidays have nearly de-
populated the ladies' hall, there remaining
about twenty young ladies out of the eighty
in attendance, a great many having taken
advantage of the extra day given, contrary
to the established custom at Hamline, to go
to their homes. There were enough left,
however, to make up very cosy Thanks
giving party, and the young ladies all agree
that it is nice to have it quiet occasionally.
q. G. Chapleigh, of Crookston, Mimi. is
the guest of his friend T. F. Farrar Mr..
Chapleigh is thinking of re-entering school
at Hamline. If he does so he will join ranks
with the juniors.
The Glencoe ladies of the Hall are as fol-
lows; Miss Lillian Knott, Miss Cora Ried,
Miss Jennie Carson. Misses Alice and Bertha
Frost. all went home Wednesday afternoon
for the holiday.
Miss Carrie Case Miss Blanch Leland and
MISS Susie Edwards accompanied Miss
Geneva jerks and Miss Gertrude Davis
home to Saltwater as their guests during
Thanksgiving.
Miss Sadie johnson and Will Phelps both
from the state university, spent Thanksgiy-
ing in Hamline, the guests of their cousin,
Tom Phelps. n i
A few of the preps had q candy-pull last
night in the prayer room of the university.
They had a jolly time. but it was quite
secret. M
Miss Cora Montgomery is entertaining her
sister. Miss Edith Montgomery and Miss
Mary Treadwell. of St. Peter, at the Hall.H
Miss Hope Dunn, accompanied by her
friend. Miss Morrison spent Thanksgiving
with her parents at Winnebago City,
Messrs w. E. Brink H. H. and NJ G.. Nor
ton left Wednesday noon for their homes ia
Winona to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Bessie Trlsidder, Miss Gertrude Segar, I,
Miss Kittie Slow all spent Thanksgiving at 1
their homes in Hastings. MINI.
Miss Alice Sivernail entertained a few of
her classmates on Thursday evening at her
home on Hewitt avenue. n
Mr. and Mrs. Clough. of Carleton college
were the guests of Miss Shoemaker, atythe
Hall on Friday. .
Miss Kate Chusler left Friday for her home
in West Superior, Wis. She will not return
Miss Annie Shur is entertaining her frie nd
Miss Etienne Bassat of Waltham, Mimi.
Miss Bessie CIapp and Miss Edith Law are
in New Richmond Wis. for few days
Miss Lulu Ball, of Duluth. is the guest of
Miss Della Palmer at the ladies' hall.
Misses Gertie and Eta Torrance are the
guests of relatives in Northfi cid.
Miss May whitney, who has been i'll for
some time past, is recovering.