St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-13
HAMLINE HAPPENINGS.

| Inc AlU VI luS HhGIhOuAot
| church held its regular monthly meeting at
! the home OF Mrs. K. K. Evans on Friday art
| ernoon. The following officers were elected
| for the ensuing year: President Mrs. +. W.
Wallace: vice president, Mrs DR. Carothers;
secretary, Mrs. W. IT. Rich; treasurer, Mrs. l..
T. Batchelder.
The Epworth lodge at its last meeting
elected the following officers: President,
Prof A. H. Drew; first vice president, Will
lam Barrett; second vice president, MISS Har
ret Foss; third vice president, William Wal
lace; fourth vice president, E: V. Zuckey;
secretary, G. E. Maxwell; treasurer, George
Kerfoot.
the Chautauqua circle has commenced its
wears work with an active membership OF
thirty, marked increase over that OF last
year. There is deep interest manifested IN
the work outlined. and it is anticipated that
very soon the number will reach fifty.
The Young Womans Home Missionary So
ciety will meet hereafter on the first Tuesday
afternoon of each month at 3 AS p. m, in
stead of the first Monday evening OF each
month as heretofore. f
Mrs Anna Winthrow, who has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. M. A. Webb, dur
ing the summer, returned Thursday to her
home in Iowa. -
Mrs E. B. Higgins and Mrs. ]. II. Cham.
berlin left Friday morning for NoIthfeld-
Mimi, to attend the annual meeting of the
W. +. M. s. r.
Mrs. Lizzie jerks. of Logansport Ind. who
aunt, Mrs. c. L. Sumbardo, returned TUESDAY
to her home.
Miss Bertha Breiltung. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. l.. H. Helbing. left
Wednesday for her home at Appleton, Wis
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. DobneT
will be pleased to learn of the birth of their
son Friday morning.
| Mrs. George Waldron, of Rochester, Mimi,
visited her friend Miss Sarah Phelps during
the week
The w. c. It. U. held its regular meeting
with Mrs. w. T. Rich on Tuesday afternoon.
Robert Hyslop and bride, of Currie. Mimi,
visited friends at Hamline during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Benedict have gone 70
Baraboo, Wis, for visit Of a few weeks.
Mrs. W. 1. Stager has returned from a visit
to her parents at Sank Rapids. Mimi.
Mrs. c. P. Wright returned Tuesday to her
home in Brainerd. Mimi.
Mrs A. q. Drew has gone to Wheaton, OAK,
for two weeks visit.
Mrs. NJ. C. Wicks is visiting friends in st.
Peter.
UNIVERSITY ITEMS.
There Is very good-natured but spirited
rivalry existing between the two ladies socie-
Ties of the university, the Browning and the
Athenaen, as to which shall boast the greater
number. So far the Browning is in the lead,
| as il reports membership of thlrty-tour, the
Athen@n following with th1rty-elght; Each
new girl before she is fairly settled at the
hall is besieged with invitations to join one
or The other or both, and there is no cessation
until she gives either decided refusal or
hands her name in to be voted upon. Inc
| ladies of the senior class all belong to the
| Browning. which fact the Brownings are
wont to crow over, but as far as genuine
| worth and literary ability is concerned there
| is no choice. Both societies are on par
and both do excellent work. Any young
LADY who wishes to get the full benefit of her
| college course will not fail to become an
active member of one or the other OF these
| societies.
DR. Chaffee. of Minneapolis, president of
| the board of directors of Hamline university
! visited the college Thursday morning and
| favored the students with one of his neat
| little impromptu speeches. although the
| doctor was quite worn out, owing to the ex-
| ira work attendant upon the annual confer
| enee mis- speech was all able one-full of
force, sound sense and excellent adyice-well
calculated to arouse in the minds of the
| students some of thet genuine enthusiasm
| which the good doctor thinks is indispensa-
| BILE, especially to the student. DR.. Chaffee is
| very entertaining speaker, and, although in
manner he is a trifie prusque, he never fails
| to arouse in his audience that sympathy and
| hearty good will which contributes so largely
to the success of speaker. He is well known
| to the majority of the students of Hamline,
and most cordially liked by all.
On Wednesday afternoon the state uni
yersity bows came down determined to re-
! trieve their laurels, lost the week before in a
| very badly played game of base ball, in
which the famine boys came out ahead.
| But either because fate was against them, or
because Hamline really has at last a nine that
| can play ball, they returned to Minneapolis
| vanquished. The score stood 10 to Is. AS
| natural consequence the Hamline boys are
| Growing. 81
The freshman class had Its first meeting
| Thursday afternoon and elected the follow
| ing class officers: President Guy L. Max
| well: vice president, Miss Geneva jerks;
| secretary and treasurer, Miss Cora Montgom-
cry; historian, j. W. Powell.
The latest arrivals at the ladies' hall are
! Miss Annie Shier. of Winona, and Miss
| Mabel Morrison, of Duluth. The number at
present is seyenty-six, larger number of
| ladies than has ever been entertained at; the
| hall before 70
The seniors and sophomores united in hav-
| ing Jolly time Tuesday evening in the par
| lOrs of the university. The occasion was
melon party. and they all report very de-
| lghtful evening iEt
The Glencoe ladies at the hall entertained
during the week the following ladies from
| that place: Miss Ella Lathrop, Miss Clara
| Grant. Mrs. E. Waucout. COS
Miss Christie left on Friday afternoon to
spend Sunday with friends in west SUI
| perior.
| Miss Hortense Wyman. of New Richmond.
Wis, is entertaining her mother at the ladies'
| hall.
Mrs. Law, of New Richmond. Wis. is visit
| ing her daughter, Miss Edith, at ladies' hall.
| Miss Clara Henton, of Luverne. Mimi, is
| the guest of Miss Effie Grout at the hail.
Mr. Rouse. of Ohio. was the guest of his
| daughter at the hall during the week.
Miss Blanche Eames is entertaining her
friend Miss Myrtle Rock, ofSt. Paul.
Miss Trisidder returned to her home at
Hudson. Wis, to remain over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Cassidy is home for the Sab
bath at Reeds Landing.
A. E Grout is at home in Luyerne fora
few days.
WHITE BEAR WAVELETS.