St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-26
HAMLINE NOTES.

The eighth grade Of the Hancock
school at Hamline has Just finished its
prescribed course of study. and is now
ready for more advanced work. Of the
seven who make up the class, three as
follows enter the st. Paul high school:
Miss Georgia Congdon, Matthew Griffin,
James Griffin. The rest all go to the
manual training school i'll st. Paul:
Morris Dugan, Charles Hazard, John
MacNamarra and Louis Adams. 1t is
said that they are all very bright pupils,
but great credit for their rapid advance
ment is due In large measure to the
efficient instruction of their former
teacher. Miss Walker, who was recently
transferred to the Lincoln school in st.
Paul. The class feel very proud of
having passed the requisite eXamina-
tions without the loss OF one, and enter
upon their new studies with a great
deal of enthusiasm.
A merry party of Hamiine young peo-
pie enjoyed jolly sleigh ride out at
MIR. Hoyt's ComOdale, on Friday even
ing, where they very pleasantly sur
prised the young folks, and finished the
evening in a genuine frolic. returning
at midnight. The party comprised the
Florence Webb, Georgia COngden, Win
fired Bloomfield, May Wallace. May
Kennedy, Agnes Denny, Messrs. John
Maenamerra, Louis Adams, Morris
DUNCAN, Charles Hazard, James
Griffin, Owen Grey, Matthew Griffin.
The Choral club met last evening
with its president. DIR. CarotherS. The
practicing for the "Haymaker5" goes
merrily on, and If the present rate of
enthusiasm continues, it won't be long
before the club will be able to give the
cantata in very good shape.
The Chatauqua circle was entertained
ON Monday evening by Mrs. E. B. Babb,
of Pascal avenue. The programme for
the evening was general reading and
discussion of shakespeare Julius
Cesar, followed by music and recita-
lions.
Miss Grace Hoard entertained four of
her young lady friends at tea Friday
evening at her home on Hewitt avenue.
They were the Misses May, Ethel aud
Maude Wallace and Miss Oslo Hazard.
The Ladies' Aid society give their
regular monthly social on Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Prof.
Bachelor on Smelling avenue. Every
body is invited.
0. E. Barrett left Friday morning for
his home at Wadena. MINI. He will be
absent a week or two,
Mrs. J. C. Marshall, of Dodge Center,
Mimi, is the guest of her parents, Dr..
and Mrs. 2. 5. Rose.
Mrs. W. C. Davis was called to Lake
Crystal, Mimi, Monday by the serious
illness of her son.
r. K. Evans is back from Chicago.
COLLEGE ITEMS.
Quite party OF students drove up TO
Mi nneapolis on Tuesday evening to
hear The Messiah" at the Hennepin
Avenue Al. Z. church. 1t was almost
too cold for comfort, but they didn't
seem TO mind it very much. They re-
ported the music as being very good in
deed, as was also the supper at Dor
sett's, which followed. The party was
as follows: Misses Blanch Morgan.
Della Palmer, Mary Stevens, Anna AL
bertsOn. Vena Dunlap, Messrs. F. T.
Farrar. III. r. Lord, J. B. ShaukS, 81. III.
Norton, NJ. 6. Norton .Jr.
Nearly every boy in the college who
could borrow 80 cents went down last
night to the 'tug-of-war' at the Y. NJ.
c. A. rooms in St. Paul. The HamIine
team, consisting of MeSsrs. Hugh Chat
fee, Mathew Hits, Joseph Long and
viii Chapman went, of course. as they
were to compete with the others in the
tug" They all say that the pro-
gramme was excellent, and that the
gymna site work was very good. We
haven learned yet which team came
out ahead in the pulling. -
There was a special meeting of the
Hamline Oratorical association Friday
p. III. at the university. but there can be
nothing satisfactory learned as to what
was done. 1t is rumored. however, that
the contest is really to take place in tue
near future, which was matter of
some doubt week ago. g.
On next Tuesday evening c. ID. Bell.
of Minneapolis. will deliver his lecture
"a Modern Pilgrimage Through the
Holy Land" in the chapel of the min
iStry, under the auspices of the lecture
bureau. 1t is said The lecture will be
very good. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Miss Emma Richardson, of Glencoe.
MIMI, former student at Hamline.
visited Miss Alice Frost at the ladies'
hail during the week
The open meeting of-the Athenens.
which was to have occurred last night.
is postponed for one week, until the
evening of Feb. |.
Miss Loitie Stockwell, of the Anoza
public schools, WAS the guest of Miss
Lena Putnam at the hail Tuesday.
Lieut.. E. b. Shanks. of Fairmout.
Mimi. is the guests of his brothers,
Messrs. j. Il. and l.. E. Shanks.
Bert S,ocum, OF Norwood, Mimi, is