St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-17
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A movement is on foot for the organization
OF choral club consisting of the young peo-
pie OF Hamline outside the university. There
is very good musical talent in Hamline which
only requirs an organization of this kind 10
bring IL out. The initial meeting will be held
at the residence OF DR.. w. q. Carr others, on
Hewitt avenue, Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock
All young people who can sing are invited TO
be present. 81.
The Chautauqua circle will meet Monday
evening with Mrs Flint, corner Of Hewitt
and Hamline avenues marked feature Of
the evenings programme will be a talk by DR..
Bridgman. Subject: "A Day in Rome. Dr.
Bridgmau Is well known as an entertaining
speaker, and upon such topic he cannot fail
to be espeeially eloquent. Each member
should make special effort to be present.
Miss Hattie Rose entertained few of her
college friends with candy pull at her nome
Friday evening. Those present were Misses
Una Davis, Lena Putnam, Gertrude Saegar;
Messrs, f. 4. Massey, Hugh Chafee and F, b.
Farrer. q,
NJ. G. Norton, of the firm of Laird, Norton
d Co., OF " mona, visited his SONS, Messrs. H..
ii. and n. G.. Norton dr.. Mt the college the
early part of the week.
Mrs. NJ A. Drake, who has been the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs j. r. Warner, for a few
weeks, returned on Thursday TO her home in
Mason CITY.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ham,
line w. Q. Il. l.. met Thursday afternoon
with It's PRESIDENT Mrs. W. T. Webster.
Miss Eta scott of st. Paul, is visiting the
Misses Blackwell, on Minnehaha street.
Mr. and Mrs.W Lewis, or Faribault, are the
guests OF hr. and Mrs. w. e. Micks.
MISS Eta Webb gave a small party i'll hon
or OF few of her friends Wednesday even
Ing, at her home on Pascal avenue.
Mrs. W. LStager is entertaining her cousin.
Hiss L.. c. Norris of St Cloud.
COLLEGE ITEMS.
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ceptlon given by the Philomatheau society to
the Brownings occurred last evening in the
pariors Of society hail The programme.
though brief. was excellent embodying the
best talent of The society. 1t Was as follows:
PRESIDENT address, L. +. Farrar; music,
PDllomathean Quartette; speech. Chase L..
Dobner; impromptu speech. William bar
nett; music, violin and eornet Messrs Max
well and hixon; debate-Resolved. That the
observance Of the Christian Sabbath should
be enforced by law; affirmative. Messrs.
Il. Q. Campbell, w. W. Brown; mega
tive, +. Il. Massey. W. W. Barnum /;
Refreshments were served in the dining room
OF the hail, after which the c, ening was spent
informally with games, college songs etc.
There were about Loo young Indies and gem
tiemen present. including honorary mem
bers CT both societies.
Prof. c. Ii. Headley, principal of the Fair
mont High school. visited the university dur
ing the week There is quite Il contingent of
the Fairmont young people in attendance at
Hamllne this year. there being niEe gradu-
ates here out OF the class Of eleven which
Prof. Headley sent out from the high school
III June. The members of the class we're very
pleased to see the old professor. and he went
away very favorably impressed with The uni
verslty and its surroundings.
The Lyceum Bureau of the University an
noGnce the second lecture of the series to be
given for Wednesday evening of the coming
week. The lecturer is the well known Hon.
Z: h Davis. and his subject is as follows:
Practical Limitatatlons of Historic Prece-
dent and Abstract Teachings' Senator
Davis needs no recommendation 10 the peo-
pie OF Hamiine his name is a sufficient
guarantee for a full house.
Mrs. c. A. Sheffield, of st. Paul. former
STUDENT at Hamline, visited friends at the
ladies' hall during the week.
The lion. Mr.. Dunn, of Winnebago City,
Mimi. is the guest Of his daughter Miss Hope
Dunn at the ladies' hall
The Misses Edith and May Smith, of St.
Panl, are the guests Of Miss Mabel Dyer at
the Hall.
Mrs. j. Dart of Litchfield. Mimi. is visit
Ing her sister. Miss lzeila Da 1T, at the Hall!
Mrs. A. T. jerks, of Saltwater is visiting
ner daughter, Miss Geneva, at the Hail. /.
Miss Cora Ried is entertaining her friend
Miss Susie Bagley, of Glencoe.
Miss Mae Corson is entertaining Mrs
George Cook. OF Red Wing.
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