St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
HAMLINE NOTES.

The Chatauqua Circle met as usual on
Monday evening, and enjoyed a more
than ordinarily good programme. The
attendance was large, owing no doubt
to the announcement that Dr.. Mckinley
was to furnish the greater part of the
evenings entertainment. His review
and criticism of 1.-The Bible and the
Nineteenth Century" was intensely in
tereSting-given in his own terSe way,
which always effects just what the ID Oc-
tor intends it shall, i. e., sending the
truth straight me to his hearers.
1t was evident that he did not agree
altogether with the author of the book,
But on the whole. the review was fair
one, and brought out in bold relief the
strong points of the book and empha-
followed with paper upon New
Years Customs in Different Lands"
which proved very entertaining and in
structive. The circle will be enter
tanned at the residence of Mrs. A. A.
Clark Monday evening next.
On New Years eve Mrs. r. n. Mickey
gave party at her home in honor of
her granddaughter, Mis- Mabel Peart, of
MankatO, Mimi, who is spending the
holidays in Hamline. There were about
twenty young people present, and they
had very jolly time ushering in the
New Year. They were as follows Miss
Holly, Miss Myrtle Holly, Miss Anna
McRea, Miss Mary Kennedy. Miss Ella
Webb, Miss Maud Wallace, Misses Flor
ence and Lulu Webb, Messrs. Bert Wal
lace, Will Judson. Stanly Edwards, Dion
McRea, Mr.. Douglas, Arthur Edwards,
William Wallace, Will Billes.
1t has been dull week. HamIine at
best is anything but gay place social
ly, but lately it has been more than
usually slow, for two reasons; the alb
Sence of the TWO or three hundred stu
dents, and the presence of la grippe.
When the former return and the latter
departs we may hope for lifting of the
somewhat heavy atmoSp here which at
present prevails.
Miss Ella Webb gave a candy pull to
few OF her young friends New Years
night at her home on Pascal avenue.
There were present Misses Jean Evans,
Myrtle Holly. Wanda Griffith, Mabel
Peart; John Rule. Alfred Buck, r. n.
Mickey, Will Brink, Bert Wallace.
Mrs. r. K. Evans entertained at din
her New Years eve DR.. and Mrs,
Bridgeman, Prof. and Mrs. Bachelor.
Prof. Thompson, Miss Shoemaker, Miss
Walker, DR.. aud Mrs. Carothers.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGinniss, of New
YORK city, and daughter, Mabel, have
returned to their hOme after months
visit with Mrs. MeGinniss' sister. Mrs.
Hoard, of Hewitt avenue.
Judge Buck, accompanied by his son.
Alfred Buck, spent New Years day
with Mis-. E. j. Webb. Mr.. Buck, Jr..
will attend school at Hamline uniyer
sity.
On New Years day Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
ry Young. of st. Poul, entertained DR..
and Mrs. Carothers and MIR. and Mrs. G.
III. Norris, of Hamline. .
j. r. Warner, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Winifred, spent few
days with friends in Minneapolis during
the week.
Miss Hattie Nichols, of Pasadena,
CAL, Carleton student, spent the holt
days with Mrs. A. z. Drew, of Hewitt
avenue.
Miss Margaret Taggert, of the St
Cloud normal school, is the uest of her
friend, Miss Hirtt, of HamlIne avenue, g
Miss Mary Whitney with Miss Matte
Hirtt spent few days at Saltwater the
early part OF the week.
Miss May Webb has returned from
Mankato, where she has been visiting
for a few weeks.
W. w. Cressy, of Jackson, Mimi. was
the guest during the week of friends in
Hamline.
Miss Maggie Noyes, of st. Cloud, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. L. Stager.
COLLEGE ITEMS.
The second term of the year opened
on Thursday, the I'd, with about one
half OF the usual number in attend ance.
tits not at all likely that the full quota
will report for duty before the last of
the week. Already there are quite
few new faces, and it is thought that
the number OF new students will more
than make up the nu mber who will not
return. Those who are back. eyid emily
are glad to get to work again, and the
terms work begins with enthusiasm. A
new feature which has been added our
ing vacation, and which meets with the
hearty approval of the students, is the
skating rink at the southeastern end of