St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23

knowledge during the past week, and to en-
able them to recover from the effects of such
unusual dissipation the faculty has graciousll
consented 10 their petition, and from Wednes-
day to Monday vacation quiet will reign once
more i'll Hamline highways and byways.
Miss Carrie Mabel Ransom and Will N.
Squire. both graduates of the class of 80,
VIII be married next week ut the home OF
the brides parents in Dodge Center. The
bride-elect Is the daughter OF DR.. 5. j. Ran
som, and during her university course was
considered the best lady student in the col
lege. Mr.. Squire stood at the head of his
church in EIgin, where they will reside. DR..
&. H. Bridgman will perform the ceremony
at high noon on Thanksgiving day.
DR.. Gibson, fried of DR.. Bridgman, who
has spent the last twenty-five years of his
life i'll Paris delivered an interesting lecture
on mission Life in Paris in the university
chapel last Wednesday afternoon
Miss Mary Lewis. formerly of '93, has re-
covered her health sufficiently to make her
home with her family, who have recently
moved her from Worthington.
Mrs. S. L. Dimond of Sank Center, was the
guest of her son, A. w. Dimond, the first of
the week, on her way to Georgia, where she
will spend the winter
Mrs. Hannah Marshall, of Northfeld, was
the guest of her cousins Misses Eta and
Gertrude Torrance, '92, during the week.
The annual prep banquet. given by the
preparatory and special students, will take
place next Tuesday evening in the chapel.
Mrs. Chnstman, of Hewitt avenue, enter
tanned number of the Worthington and
Luyerne students at dinner last Tuesday.
Mrs. Willis f. Spaulding sc. OF Mime
apoliS, was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Marietta Higgin, the first of the week.
Mrs. Hope, OF Minneapolis, and Mrs. F. o.
Gold, or Renville, were guests of Misses Ella
and Mabel Gold Wednesday.
Miss Cora Montgomery. 90 went to her
home in st Peter Saturday, where she will
spend Thanksgiving week.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh G. Chaffee OF Minnet
apolis, entertained few of the students a.
tea Saturday evening.
Miss Winifred Hoyt of Red Wing. formerly
of 81, was the guest OF Miss Alta Clark 80.
the first of the week.
Mrs. NJ L. Leland and daughter, Miss Car
men Leland. of Wells, are visiting Miss
Blanche Leland, 81.
MISS Susie Edwards, 81, is entertaining her
brother, G. H. Edwards and w. Parker, of
the state university.
Miss Anna a. II. Campbell has gone to her
home i'll Winthrop to enjoy Thanksgiving
with her parents
Miss Blanche Leland. 81 is visiting with
Mrs. B. j. Lewis IN Minneapolis on Eighth
street south.
Rev. S. W. Davis, of Superior, Wis, was
the guest of his daughter, Miss Ruth Davis,
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Menus of ST. Paul, called on
hiSS Ellen wright FRIDAY on ner way TO
Seattle.
Miss Effie Grant and Miss Ellen Wright
spent Friday with friends at the state uni
versity.
Miss Gertrude NJ Seager. 81, returned
Tuesday from short visit at her home in st.
James.
Mrs. L. j. Vantassen, 'S5. of Minneapolis,
was the guest of Mrs. G. s. Innis during the
week.
Mrs. j. B. Galbraith, of St Paul Park, Wis
tied her son, John Galbraith, during the
week.
Mrs. Laura Stuart, of st. Paul, has been
visiting Miss Susie Edwards, '91. at ladies'
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Gold and son. Glen, of
Sacred Heart, visited the Misses Gold Thurs
day.
Miss Lou Fowble of st. Paul, was the
guest or Miss Zue McClay, 49,, last Sunday
Rev. E. K. Lathrop, of North St. Paul, was
the guest of Mrs. j. W. Lewis Wednesday.
Egbert Sutherland, freshman at the state
university, was campus visitor Friday.
Mrs. Kenyon, of Worthington, visited
friends during the week at Ladies' hall
Miss Mamie Stafford is spending a few
days at her home i'll Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. G. Chaffee, formerly of 81, was a
visitor at ladies hall Thursday.
Miss Kathryn Show, 81, spent last Sunday
at her home in Hastings
c: l. Godfrey of the state university, Wis
tied friends this week.