St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-22

The Amphietyon society entertained its
sister organization, the Athenean society. at
Masonic hail last evening. The short pro
gramme was opened with The presidents ad-
dress of welcome by VII Banney '93 fol
lowed by tenor solo. rendered by E. c.
Rossman, "a; recitation, A. II. Tasker;
music, n. S. Larson; defamation, L. p. Ma
gure: social song Amphictyon Quartette
composed of G. d. Kerfoot. Z. c. Rossman
f. l.. Norris and A. II. Tasker. The ban<lilet
was spread in the dining hall and the follow
ing toasts proposed: Our Prospects" e. a.
Mccain. response. Miss Jean Evans; 1.-THE
Atheneans," j. W. Smith, response, Miss
Harriet Foss; ''Wbat?'' &. p Stevens, re-
Spouse, Miss Gertrude Torrance. The re-.
m6inder of the evening was passed with
games, and the affair was successful at
tempt to cement more firmly the fratsrnal
friendship of the societies. -
The historical and political club met inuui-
versity hall Tuesday evening. The Laborers
was the topic chosen for discussion and his
interests were represented by men from the
Northern Pacific shops, by Frank Mccain, a
contractor, and W. T. Rich. Several fresh
ideas concerning their condition, especially
their financial status, were brought TO nptics.
and in discussing the mere pittance which
many worRmen are paid the red flag was al
most seen to wave. The next meeting will
be addressed by Miss Vena NJ. Dunlap. 80,
who will present paper on Cabinet Gov
ernment."
Prof F. W Merriam gave one of his in
structiye piano recitais i'll the music room
Tuesday afternoon. 1t is designed 10 make
these correctors of taste and stimulating. and
only selections of high order are permitted
TO have place on the programme.
The ministerial association. composed OF
the theologians III cmbrSO o. met Tuesday aft
ernOOn and was addressed by DR.. Bridgman.
This society forms quite divinity school,
over TWENTY-FIVE DeiuG present.
At meeting of the Society for the Promo
ton of Foreign Missionary Work he'll Thurs
day, G.. p. Watson was elected president and
Miss Lena Chase secretary.
Miss Mamie Stevens, % of the Minneapolis
schools, will spend the Thanksgiving holt
days with Hiss Edith Law in New Richmond,
Wis
The students will enjoy a short vacation
during Thanksgiving week beginning
Wednesday and closing Monday.
W. W. Bagnum has returned from a visit at
| his home in Pennington. where he went TO
| attend The funeral OF his brother
Miss Anna A. H. Campbell. '9} went to her
| home IN Winthrop saturday to remain until
/ after the Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Ovrie Gould. of Fairmont, is visiting
| the junior girls in the hail. She expects to
! join her class after Christmas.
! Miss Maudc Knox. of Wabasha. visited at
| Ladies hall last SUNDAY with her former
| classmates. the sOphomOres.
Prof. J. S. Garyln has formed five classes
| in elocution among the students, meeting
| Thursdays and Fridays.
Miss Emma Phelps entertained Miss Ildina
Benedict and Charles Benedict, of Chester.
! Thursday.
A. N. Sioeum. Of Norwood. and T. C. Muir
! ray, of the state university, visited chapel
! Tuesday.
Mrs. T. Davis Of Rel Wing, visited her
daughter bliss Minnie Davis, The last Of the
| week.
Cieve Hicks. Of Minneapolis was the guest
OF ". NJ. kemerer the first of the week.
J. =. Handy. G3. is spending a couple OF
| weeks at his former home i'll Canada.
| irwin Hanger. of Alexandria, visited ". NJ.
! and Ben kemerer during the week.
Mrs. Martin. of ST. Paul. visited Miss Ethel
| Seager al Ladies' hall this week.