St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-10
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

The following elaborate programme has
been prepared by Profs. Merriam and Patten,
who have in charge of the musical department
of the university, to be given next Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Piano-Allegro con Spirito. Clement
Norman Larson.
Song-"Out on the Deep Lohr
E. \. Tuckey.
Piano-Et ude. .....................Co Come ttant
Miss Cora Wilhelm.
Song-"Iu Old Madrid Trotere
Miss Nellie Vaughn.
Piauo-Etude Melodique ..-............. Raft
Miss Oracle Everts.
Song-'You'll Remember Me" Balte
E. G.. Rossman.
Cornet-Serenade. ............ ..... Schubert
Ed Simonton.
Song-'sAuf Wiedersehn'' Liebe
Miss Rose johnson.
Piano-La Barcarole ........ Weber Barnett
Miss Zina Amsden.
coros ! Garden of Sleep. ..... De Lara
songs Invitation ............ W. Patten
Miss Jessie Turner
a. Romance from Tam
Piano hauser.. :........ .Wagner-Lisz
b. Sextette from Lucia . Donizetti
Miss Jeanette Mcnamara
sonos- Ring on; Sweet Angelus' .Gounod
oonsS ''Leonore" 80. ........-.. .Trotere
Miss Alta Clark
piano-Four hands. Wedding March Wagner
Miss Jessie CaIrick and Edna Babcook.
The Atheneans have elected the following
officers for the full term: President, Miss
Jean Evans; vice president, Miss Ella Gold;
secretary, Miss ISa Coffin; treasurer, Miss
Wanda Griffith; executive committee, Misses
Gold. Gertrude Torrance, Ethleen Snow;
critic, Miss Stella Schofield; editor of the
Atheneau, Miss Lena Chase; locals Miss
Edith Law; literary editor, Miss Mabel Gold
personals, Miss Hattie Door.
meeting of the alumni for literary work
was held Friday evening, and a permanent
committee who have entire charge of the
work was elected, consisting of DR.. j. S.
Innis Miss Alta Clark, 80, and e. Z. Nc
Crea, sS. Subjects will soon be assigned,
and the first regular meeting will be Sept 25
Miss Cora Montgomery, of St Peter, re-
turned to her home Tuesday, after a few
days spent with the sophomore girls in the
hall. Several informal class gatherings were
INDUCED in during her visit.
The first nine of the college defeated the
first team of Manchester last Saturday at the
grounds of the latter, the score standing11 to
9 i'll favor Of the Melhodists.
Misses Carrie Case Blanche Leland and
Hill, and Messrs. K. D. Samuels. j. C. Handy
and WI W; sBarnum enjoyed picnic at
Shadow Falls Friday.
Misses Richardson and Prendorff. of the
state university, and Mr. n ottage of the Pho
neer Press, were recently guests of Miss Lena
Chase.
Miss Alta Clark entertained at tea Tuesday
evening Misses Nena Dunlap, Harriet E. Rose
of Anoka, and Sybil A. Wilbur, of Minneap-
oils.
DR.. r.. N. McKaig, pastor of the Franklin
Avenue M. E. church, Minneapolis, will oc-
cupy the pulpit next Sunday morning.
Several of the prominent musical people
attended the Ludwig concert at the People's
church. Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. a. Stafford and Miss Mamie STAFF
ford, of Minneapolis, were visitors at the
ladies hall last Thursday.
Miss Bertha Frost returned to her home in
Glencoe Oh Wednesday, after visit with
Miss Cora Reed, '93.
Mrs c. N Wyman, of New Richmond
Wis, was the guest of friends at the Ladies'
hall Monday.
Miss Hortense Wyman, of New Richmond,
Wis, called upon the Wisconsin girls during
the week.
Rev. j. A. Sutton, 'S6, pastor of Epworth
NJ. E. church. ST. Paul, was a campus visitor
Tuesday.
Rev G. S. Parker. 'S6, of Pine City, was the
guest of his former classmates the first of the
week.
Miss Edith Law enter tanned her mother
from New Richmond, Wis, the first of the
week.
Mrs. DR.. Madison of st. Peter was the
guest OF friends at the hall early in the week
John Batchelder, of the University of Min
nesota, visited John Rule last Sunday.
Mr.. Burleigh, of Superior City, was cam
pus visitor the first OF the week
Mark Hoyt, OF St. Paul, was the guest of