St. Paul daily globe., 1889-10-28
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

Bishop Mallalieu. of New Orleans, one OF
the most distinguished of the Methodist
bishops. addressed the stuGentS of Hamline
university Thursday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. He referred to his first visit to the
university two ears ago, and spoke enthusi
astieally Of the changes which were visible,
-rset only in the place itself but in the college
especially the marked Improvement in the
attendance. lie sad that ne TOOK deep IN
terest in all schools of learning, not only
those of his own denomination, but all
schools of whatever denomination; that in
stead of regarding other schools as hindranceS
he considered them in the light or Incentives
to, greater effort and should be helpers of
each other. He referred to the Pan American
congress as a significant event in the history
of our country; that when representatives
from all the republic countries of the Western
Hemisphere meet for mutual conference and
Interchange of ideas the necessary outcome
must be a close bond of sympathy. more
intimate relations commercial ly, and from
that greater prosperity and larger growth.
Among other things he said he wished TO inn
press upon the minds of the young men and
women before him, not only the inessimable
privilege of living in the present age, so full
of promise and hope fCT the future, but also
the weighty responsibilities incumbent upon
every one. He urged that the first essential
to success was a proper conservation of ones
powers That the worlds greatest need to-
day is supply of men and women devoted
to the right Lawyers who were Christian
men. Editors who could make liylihood
without pandering to the lower tastes of hu-
manity Ministers who weren't afraid TO
preach the truth. In short. an army OF the
worlds workers, which should have for its
motto answering loyalty to God and hui
manity. The address was in every respect
an admirable one, worthy the lofty mind and
noole character Of the speaker, and its influ-
ence upon the minds of the students cannot
fail of good results. The bishops manner is
most earnest, at times even impassioned,
while his words are nothing less than an IN
spiration. The students Will remember MIN
with pleasure and will not soon forget his
words of wisdom and his earnest hopes for
their future.
The first social event of any importance
among the college classes occurred on Satur-
day at Society hall, the occasion being the
reception given bv the juniors to the men,
bers of the freshman class. The hall was
prettily decorated with plants and pictures,
and the evening was spent very pleasantly IN
discussing new games and singing college
songs. One of the pleasant features of the
evenings entertainment was flute and
violin duet by the Misses Norton. The Junior
quaTtette furnished music prepared especially
for the occasion Refreshments were served
in. the dining room, at which time each one
present was given a souvenir Of the evening,
consisting of bunch of ribbons combining
the class colors-old rose and cream and
blue. There were about seventy-hve present,
nifty Of the number comprising the freshman
class.
The Hamlin lecture bureau of the college
met on Tuesday and elected the following
officers: President 81. Fl. Norton: vice presi-
dent G. W. Empy; secretary, Miss Flora
Allen; treasurer, Miss Jean Evans The
bureau announces that the initial lecture will
be delivered by DR.. Tiffany, of Minneapolis,
on Wednesday evening; subject: 1.-The
Yosemite Valley"
The Hamline College Glee cub has been
organized as follows: First tenors, Messrs.
Maxwell and Showers; second tenOrs, Messrs.
H. H. and NJ. G. Morton; first base, Messrs.
Brink and Tuckey second base, Messrs. Jud-
son and Chaffee.
The Oratorical association have chosen
the following orators for the home contest:
Il. H. Norton. E. c. Campbell, Il. w. Empy,
r. L. a. Lord, j. B. ShaWks, c. A. Stevens,
T. E. Massey, and Messrs. Judsen and Bar
mum.
Miss Gertrude Southwick. class Of '6S. was
married on Wednesday last at her home in
Wells, Mimi. TO j. f. Klngsland, OF Mime
apolis, Dr. Bridgman officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kingsland will reside in Minneapolis
Miss Jean Evans is entertaining Miss Josie
Hoback, of Carleton college. and Miss Zoe
McClary, of Minneapolis. both former
students at Hamline.