St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05

tenors, P. R. Showers and C.. l.. Higbee; first
bassos, Z. n. Tuckey and E. H Hickson; sec
ond basso, j. E. Lathrop. There remains q
second basso vet to be chosen. The club
will be under the instruction of Prof. willard
Patten, to whom much of its success last
year was due.
Mrs. A. E. Chantler. of st. Paul. enter
tanned a quartette of college girls yes
terday afternoon. They were Misses Ellie
Grant, Cora Reed, Blanche Leland and Cora
Montgomery.
The oity night schools commenced this
week. and among the college students who
are teaching are G. i. Dobner, G. Fl. Hutton,
c. ID. Lewis, G. W. Empey, j. W. Smith and
Brown.
C. G. Bowdish, principal of Shakopee
schools, and Miss Flora Bowdish, who is
teaching in Red Wing, were the guests of
Miss Matte johnson the early part of the
week.
Maj, and Mrs Thomas A. Montgomery, of
st. Paul, were lately the guests of their daugh-
ter and son. Miss Cora, '93, and E. A. Mont
gomery, 'SS.
Mr.. Causen, who has in charge the stu
dents volunteer movement in missionary
work, was at the college Wednesday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Law and Mrs. E. P. Huntington,
of New Richmond, WITS, have been visiting
Miss Edith Law, '93.
Rev j. E. Lathropis occupying his fathers
pulpit at Lake City during the latter's alb
sence in Mankato.
Dr.. G. Fl. Bridgman is spending the week
In Mankato, attending the session of the M.
e. conference.
Mrs. Staples, of Iron River. and Mrs Hill,
or st. Paul. were recent visitors with Miss
Lee Putnam.
Rev. /. F. Show of Hastings was the guest
OF his daughter, Miss Catherine Show,
Wednesday.
Ridley f. Wright, of winona, once mem
Der OF the senior class, was a recent visitor at
the college.
Mrs. GUNNER and Mrs. Campbell, of De
trolt were the guests of Miss Alice GUNNER
last week.
Miss Blanche Eames 81. is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs Featherstone, of
Red Wing.
The freshmen have chosen the artistic
combination blue and gold for their class
colors
DR.. Ransom, Of Dodge Center, was the
guest of Miss Mary and George Ransom, Sat-
urday.
G. B. Kerfoot. of Bathgate, n. D., spent a
few days with old school friends last week.
Miss Lena Putnam, 81, went to Iron River
Friday to look after her business interests.
Miss lisa Coffin is entertaining her sisters,
Misses Mary and Kittie Coffin, of Window.
Mrs. j. C. Seager, of St. James, visited her
daughter, Miss Gertrude NJ Seager, '92.
Mrs. E. r. Lathop, of Salt Lake City, visited
her son, j. T. Lathrop, '93. Wednesday.
Egbert }. Sutherland, of Chatfield, was q
recent visitor of the sophomore class.
j. r. Wright, of Luverne. called on his SIS
ter, Miss Ellen Wright, last Monday.
Miss Bessie Tressidier, of Hudson, Wis,
has been visiting Miss Mary Webb.
W. W. Gibbs, of Manchester, was over to
watch the ball game Wednesday.
Miss Ocie Hazard entertained Miss Helen
Patterson, of st. Paul, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Miss Farber were the guests Of
Miss Farber at the Ladies' hail.
f. F. Lindsay of Minneapolis, visited his
sister at Ladies' hall Tuesday.
Miss Lottie NJ. Crawford. of Montrose, Wis
tied friends during the week.
Miss Geneva jerks is spending Sunday at
her home in Saltwater.
Daniel Buck, of Eau Claire, visited at the
college Wednesday.
A. ". Dimond, Of Sauk Center. returned to
school this week
D. H. Tandy, "a, of Denver, COL. is a
campus visitor.