St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
HAMLINE NOTES.

The regular monthly meeting Of the ". C.
T. l.. occurred ON thursday afternoon at the
residence of ITS president, Mrs. w. b. " eb-
ster Beside. the regular business OF the
union il mas decided 10 accept the invitation
of the ST. Paul W. G. r. U. to assist in their
annual New Years reception, given at their
rooms on Seventh street. committee was
also appointed to complete arrangements
for holding services commemo rating the six
{ eutn anniversary of the Nomen's Temper
ance Crusade movement This anniversary.
which occurs on Sunday, Dee. -, IS 10 Lee
generally observed by all the unions OF the
nations.
number of friends met at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. ilelbing ednesday evening
and were entertained with progressive
euchre after which lunch was served. The
prizes were quite numerous. Those present
were hr. and Mrs. COnklin, Mr. and Mrs.
Reed, Miss and MIR. Andrews, Mr.. Chamber
lain, MIR. ana Mrs. Campbell Mr.. and Mrs.
I Weston, mr.. and Mrs. lucknow, Mr.. and
Mr.. Helbing. Miss Ottela Breitung, Miss
Jaunita Reed. Miss Hazel helping aud .. &.
heimpach, of ct. Paul.
On Friday evening next a social for the
benefit of the Little branches OF the Vine,"
Il chlldren's auxiliary OF the Women's For
eign Missionary society, will be given at the
residence of MRS. j. ID. chamberlain. The
little people have been at good deal OF
pains to make the evening entertaining and
1t is desired that everybody will come and
give substantial evidence Of thorough ap-
probation of their efforts.
The Chaatauqua circle at its last meeting
devoted the evening to the study OF Milton,
his life. character and works. There was an
unusually good attendance. and the papers
were excellent. The next meeting will be
held on Monday night at the residence Ut
j. b. Ressman. on Simpson avenue.
NJ G. Norton ST., accompanied by his
daughter Miss Mary Norton. came up from
Winoha ON Wednesday to attend the Glee
club concert. They were the guests Of DR..
aud Mrs. bridgman during their stay.
The regular quarterly conference Of the
NJ f. Church, Of this place, occurred on Fri
day af.ernoon in the prayer room OF the
University.
John G. McCurdy, of St. Peter. Mime
sofa, was guest of Mrs. A. A. Clark and
family. during the early part OF the week.
G. H. Hazard is in Red Wing as dele
gate to the state convention OF the EpwOrth
League, now in session at that place.
Robert shannon and wife, two of
Hauiine,sr oldest residents, have returned
from lheifvisit to the Pacific coast.
Miss Mly Webb left last evening for Man
kato minnesota, to spend the holidays with
her sister,, Mrs. Jane Doorx., 8 $50 = ar2I
Miss Matte johnson is entertaining her
cousin. Miss Dora Tugood.o Pleasant Grove,
Mimi.
Rev. DR.. Chaffee. of Minneapolis, was the
guest of his son, Hugh Chaffee, on Wednes-
day. .~t.t
UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
The event of the week was the Gle6 club
concert on Wednesday evening. Everybody
was there, and the boys fairly covered them
selves with glory. The programme. although
somewhat long, WAS one admirably selected,
and rendered in a manner calculated to put
the large audience IN the best of humOr The
GIee club members. especially, were well
received, as the hearty applause and repeat
ed encores amply testified. But the climax
of enthusiasm was reached at the close of
the programme, when the college spirit,
which haa been kept pretty well in abey-
ance the early part of the evening. burst
forth In a perfect storm of applause, during
'I,i.h g. m some portion 6f the aIIary of
th c uege yell was It'd, ,ud hen oil ,"ed
such q. Chipping Oh lIInus and waving OF
handkerchiefs and lusty shouting as fairly
made the walls snake The Glee club has
reason to feel proud of its first effort, and
The Athletic association are iubflant over the
result financially.
The faculty are discussing the remedy for
the wretched singing during chapel services
II il q lamentable fact that the singing could
not be worse, and all for the want of effec-
tive leadership. There are plenty OF good
voices. aud il is observed that chorus OF
$50 voices should habitually be off the key
and out of me and tune. Ii is to be hoped
that the faculty viii devise some means OF
b! inging Hamline up 10 the standard or Or
dinary college singing at least.
Z THE Moot court held by the .Amphics on