St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
SOCIETY AT HAMLINE.
Personal and Social Gossip and
Chips From the College.

Chips From the College.
The University Glee club will give Its first
concert for the year in the chapel Wednes-
day evening The club is in better condition
than ever before, having been under the COM
petent instruction of Prof. Willard Patten,
and will doubtless Guido It's former sue
cesses. Added to the club numbers are
number OF soloists, which alone insu es
concert of high merit; Among these
is Miss Matte Dora Redlon, young
soprano possessing fresh, powerful
voice and charming style, making II
O pleasure to listen To her. Miss Helen Hay
ward, q brilliant pianiste of Minneapolis, will
render two selections and Prof. Patten will
sing Gounod's "Barcarolle." Prof. Il. Il.
McDermott. who has charge Of the depart
ments in elocution in the state university
and Hamline, will give two dramatic read
ings. The clup includes: First tenors, A. Il.
Maxwell and W. K. Judson; second tenors,
?. II. Showers and C. l.. Higbee first bassos,
bassos, E. n. Tuckey and j. Il. Lathrop. The
programme will be the following:
i iss RedIon.Magneiic wail Ar %ini
Miss Hayward-'"rwoS kylarks" .Leecnelizky
eleo Club. -. & poly D Wolly, Doodle,
Mr.. Daves......... "Fhe Tempest
Mr. Pattern" Barcarolle' ...... 49,. Gounod
MISS MIS- p msqion "L'Addio".. -. Donizetti
Glee Club............ 49,. ..1'onitai Shin,
Miss Observation-Disclosures, OPP. 20. .Reinecke
Prof. McDeTmott. 80. Select Reading
NJ NJ B bs9is Navisan'e -nanaesser
elee Club M See ssS y A HsS" 1 Sode
The Philomathean society entertained the
members of the Browning society IN the
chapel last Friday evening. The hall was
gayly decorated with bunting, and the large
81 flag was gracefully draped over the ros-
trum. a row of wax tapers around the gal
lery cast brilliant light over the fair assem-
blage. Upon the rostrum was seated the
president, h. c.. Campbell, who made the
welcoming address, followed by bright
paper by g. e. Maxwell, containing many
funny home hits. The Lodge bill was then
discussed in true sensational style. the
contest between the Democrats and Repub
lcans waging as fierce as that in days OF Car
Reeds ruling. a qnartette CONFUSED of d.
+. Maxwell, W. e, Judson, e. n Iuckey end
j. E. Lathr0p rendered several vocal selec-
TONS Who Did, and The sunday School
Scholar" fairly convulsing the audience with
laughter. An elaborate menu wa i'll
the dining hall and The ever .er-
minated i'll pleasant social wa {, one
more TO the delightful and long IL,..v nUered
Philo- Browning meetings,
The junior class appeared for the first time
with orations and essays in chapel last Wed
nesday afternoon. with the following array;
Grafton, John Bright" ". w. Barnum: es-
say, Miss Flora Allen, THE Growth of Mon
archy in Frances" essay, Miss Carrie Case,
say, Thomas Gray" Miss Ellen Wright; ora
ton. Unity" G. 2. Stevens: essay. "SaVona-
rola,' Miss Gertrude Seager; essay, "Onr
American Navy, Miss Blanche Leland: es-
say, Catherine de Medici." Miss Kathryn
Shon, essay, Madame de Stael." Miss Kath-
ryn Snon; Grafton, Temperance" }. c.
Handy.
The always dreaded bugbear of terno
essays, which appalls even senior wisdom
descended upon the class of 81 last Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Lena Putnam and G. l..
Dobner were not able to appear. and the re-
m.under with their subjects were Us follows;
Evolution and Its Influence" q. w. En-
] ey; The French Revolution, Miss Ehie L.
Grout; wendell Philips" E. C. Campbell;
The Book of JOB" Miss Blanche hames;
Religion in Politics. E. E. Bean; Pope
Gregory VIZ Miss Ella X. Door.
The Sophomore quartette, composed of G.
E. Maxwell, p. II. showers. E. ~ Tuckey and
j. e. Lathrop, furnished music for socable
held NJ the residence of j. q. Robinson, loi2
Park avenue, Minneapolis, last Wednesday
evening. Their singing was highly appre-
ciated.
Rev. and Mrs. George F. Wells and daught-
ers, Misses Florence aud siargery Wells,
leave Monday evening for Southern Cali
fornia, where they will spend the winter with
DR.. ana .hrs. Bishop, sister or .Mr Wells.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle viii meet with Mrs. Il. j. Webb, on
Pascal avenue, Monday evening The usual
literary and musical programme Will he
given.
Mrs Pringle, accompanied by her children.
left "Wednesday Tor sIliVaie, Mich., where
DIR. PrDgle is practicing medicine, and where
they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. y. Whited and children
left last sunday evening for Kansas CITY.
where they VIII remain until the holidays
visiting friends
The members of the 5. s. class, which was
SO long taught by Rev. j. r. Sutton. was en-
tertained at the home OF G. II. Hazard oatur-
day evening.
Rev. I. F Allen. pastor of the Lake Street
NJ. b. church. Mihnea ,,olis, was the guest of
his daughter, Miss Fora Allen, 80, Wednes-
day.
Misses Halle, Pringle and Hazleton are
now classed as iumateS of the Ladies' Hail
Oh account OF the removal of their parents.
Rev. DE-. Wilcox, pastor of the First N. E.
church, st. Paul, conducted The devotional
exercises III the chapel Thursday morning.
G. E. MAXWELL SO, was called TO his home
in Appleton The first OF the week ON account
OF he serious illness of his brother.
Dr.. @. S. Innis delivered very instructive
and entertaining lecture before the hamline
Citizens union saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. McCrea will leave dur
ing the coming week for the Pacific coast
where they VIII spend the winter.
Mrs. A. ID. Brink, of Winona and Will
Griswold, of st. Paul, were guests of Mrs f.
j. Webb last sunday.
Miss Irene Cox, of st. Peter, was the guest
of Misses 1.ancne and Grace Everett Mon
day and Tuesday.
about dozen of the Manchester students
attended the meeting of the Athenian society
Saturday evening.
The monthly meeting of the W. C. r. q
will be win Mrs. q. ii. Hazard next Mon
day afternoon.
Frank Andersen, of Minneapolis, visited
his sister, Miss Florence Andersen, the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, of Larimore N D.,
are visiting Airs. NJ A. McCarter, on Hewitt
avenue.
Mr.. Cassidy, Of Reeds Landing, visited his
daughter, Miss Mabel Cassidy, monday.
Hiss Vena NJ. Dunlap, ~. of Minneapolis,
was campus vlsiter "Wednesday.
Mrs. Hezlep Hicks, of ST. Paul, was q Wis
itor at Ladies' hall Monday.
W. E. GAYLORD went to Elk River Thursday
to spend Sunday.
C. L. Do bner, 81. is i'll at his homo in Lake
City.