St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-09


about, and the floor softened by rugs,
while the shaded lights and soft music
from an orchestra stationed in the CORR
dor, completed transform alton
altogether delightful, especially to
the student. q accustomed to the
university aspect of the chapel
ordinary From s to 10 a steady stream
of people filed through the archway
past the reception committee. consist
ing Of Misses AIbertson and Dunlap,
Messrs. Farrar and Chapieigh-some in
a half timid, half hurried Way-betrayA
ing to the observer the novice in affairs
of this sort;s others with an easy nonf7
challenge which always betokenS thaa
| habtue of society. Fully 500 people
were present to enjoy the hospitality of
the class of go, aud it needed but a
glance at the happy faces and the sound
OF the merry laughter rising now and
then above the low hum of conversa-s
ton to convince one of how thoroughly
enjoyable it all was. The scene was a.
charming and brilliant one, the hands,
some costumes of the ladies' adding
much of beauty to the whole. Refresh
ments were served during the evening
in one OF. the lecture rooms on the
ground floor, which was artisticalfy
decorated in. the class cOlors-pink and
green. Altogether the arrangements for
the evening were quite perfect and the
class of '90;is to be congratulated upon
having given one of the pleasanest of
receptions. The absense of all stiffness
and formality usually marring such oc-
ecaSlOnS being particularly noticeable.
Among the number present were the
following members of the faculty and
alumni: DR.. q. Ill. Bridgman. Miss IL.
E.Shoemakef, Prof. and Mrs. Bacaelder,
Prof. and Mrs. Griffin. Dr.. and Mrs.
Osborne, Mrs. H.;W. Stone. Prof. and
Mrs. Thompson, Prof. and Mrs. Drew,
MIR. and Mrs. ID. II. Tandy, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Dobner. Prof. and Mrs.
Markle. Miss Hattie. Garvin, Miss Anna
McCrea, Miss Sadie Higgins, Miss
Katie Rose.aa E. E. McCrea. E.
A. MONTGOMERY, of Hainline.
Mr.. and Mrs.. W.. j. Kingsland, Miss
Hattie Walker. S. S. Thorpe, Rev. F.
W.. Hart, Minneapolis; MIR. and Mrs.
W.. KOnantz, st. Paul; Mrs. J. G.
Marshall, Dodge Center; Hon. and Mrs.
f. w. HOyt, Red Wing; Miss Winifred
Hoyt, Miss Margaret Stare, Rosemount,
Rev. S. f. kerfut, Elk River, MINI. -.,
Last week if WAS the Athen8anS and
AmphicS VINO fraIerniZed. this time it
is the other two societies, and last
night. the thiioinatiians We're the
grateful recipients of the hospitality of
its usual ;metamorphosiS and came
forth resplendent In its borrowed fin
cry, especially was its ToStrum trans
formed lIIto,a perfect bower of beauty,
wherein Was presented the programme
provided for the evening. This pro-
grammeswas unique and deserves spec
ial mention. The fair BIS have for the.
last two week s INDUCED in suspicious
consult alton andts. whispered confer.
ences much to the. curiosity and chagrin
OF the other students not in the secret
and, as a result, the following pro-
gramfne WAS submitted last night for
the edification1ef the Philos. 1t wasn't
original, by ANY means, but the COS
tunes and scenery were, and 1t was.
charming: isE:rti a1+..+--
f.f..4li PROGRAMME.
Patients at presen1aundeEtreatment at cele-
-f,.il, o.. .beated water cure. ..
e., (PQEtia-Blanche Lelandl
''Who Of legal knowledge has obtained such
agfrI. is by
@(Shylock McClary)
" 80 " taNen into partn aFship. -.
-" IaIiy Marbe lh4-1arrie CaSel
HHereis employ ment for thee"
s(Macbeth-CQra Montgomery
'What is to, do? The deed without name"
(9uliet-Jenevra Jenk,)
Romeo, be sworn my love, and | II no longer.
be a Capulet.''. &.
1Romee-Ella Door .-s q
81 take thee at. thy word. and he did. =,
r(Ophelia-Alta Clark
"a little more than kin. and
(aamlet-Alce FrosD
less than kinu.'
rs (0thel1o-kiG Show)
Hereafter haunted by Desdy's mother.
Scene: Act 1.-The Hallway. Act 1.-THE
Paror. Act lll-The Banquet Hall. ..,.,.
The parts were all cleverly taken, es-
pecially those of juliet. Shylock and
UtheIlo, and as the little drama was In
the nature of a comedy. its preSenta-
ton was tile occasion of much laughter.
On the whole, it was one of the. best
entertainments.eve given in the chapel
by any of the societies, and the girls
are jubilant over the fact of having in
trOduced something new.
Prof. ana Mrs. Natchtrieb, Of the
State university, were entertained by
DIR. and Mrs. OSBORNE FRIDAY evening,
at their rooms. corner Of Hewitt and
Hamline avenue
Rev. Dr.. Ceultis, of the First NJ. e.
church, ST. Paul, visited the college
Friday morning, and conducted chapel
exercises at the invitation of DIR. Brldg-
man.
Miss. Jessie Grant, one of the juniors,
returned to school Friday evening. Her
vacation has been somewhat heightened
and everybody is glad to see her back.
G. G. Cnafleigh, of Cr0oksJon,
Mimi, formerly a member of the class
of 80, is visiting his friend. +. +. Far
rar. i.ss~s ..s..t
Miss Maude Trisidder, of Hudson,
Wis, is the guest of her sister, Miss
Bessie. at the ladies' hall.
Mrs. Dllin.of Winnebago City, Mimi,
is the guest of her daughter, Miss Hope
D Inn, for a few days.
Rev. John Stafford. of Minneapolis,
visited his daughter at the hall during
the week. 80, es.
Messrs. 81. Il. and NJ. j. Norton are
at home ia Winond celebrating tie lat +
ter's birthday. Eney will return on
Monday iae
Miss lice Childs is entertaining her
friend, Miss Stone. Of Minneapolis, at
the hail. daa :a9-a
Miss WILDER, OF St. Paul, is the latest
arrival among the students at the Hall.
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