St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-07
HAMLINE.

HAMLINE.
The Junior class was entertained Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. j. b. Rossman-
Her brother, c. P. Stevens, is the only re.
malng gentleman in next years senior class
ana as such he gets many faVorS from the
ladies' and in turn performs many arduous
Dut pleasant labors in their behalf The fun
and frolic of The evening was such as is only
enjoyed by a class which has been together
for three years III trials and triumphs. and
realize that senior dignity will soon be upon
them. Mrs. Rossmau charmingly assisted in
the evenings pleasure and served delicious
refreshments.
Frog pond was to have been the scene of
the last freshmen meeting of the year. but
the chilly weather compelled them to with
draw from its romantic shores to the classic
walls of the college building. ''Mirth and
youthful jollity" marked the evenings fun,
refreshments were served, and the souvenirs
were heavy card board on which Has
perched frog, aud a tender farewell in
ryhme from Mr.. Frog. Tney have been to-
gether only year, but the next stage of the
class-the sophomoric-will witness no de-
crease in their devotion to HsmIne.
Miss Eta Webb entertained her class
mates, the freshmen, Thursday evening.
Among those present were Misses Bertha
Bell, Rose johnson, Stella Schofeld Lena
Chase, Minnie Cook, Maude Knox and Mary
Ransom, j. G. Miller, e. d. Lewis l.. Z.
Griffin, Il. E. Rossman, C. E. Southwick
Mrs. H. A. Young entertained a party at
dinner last Monday evening at her home on
Minnehaha street. Among the guests were
Mrs WormWood, Miss Jennie WormWood
Mrs Kimball, Miss Millie Kimball and Bert
Kimball, of St. Paul, and DR.. and Mrs. w. Il.
Corothers
Miss Hanna l.. Shoemaker is spending
few days with Miss Margaret Share at Rose
mount before going TO Washington, where
she Will spend the summer with her sister.
Next year will probably be her last as pre-
ceptress of the ladies' hall.
The Philomathean society elected the fol-
lowing list of officers 10 serve for the fall
term: President, G. E. Maxwell; secretary
K. o. Lawrinson; treasurer, r. j. Olive:
critic, E. n. Tuckey; chaplain, George P.
Watson.
Rev. S. F. Kerfoot, so, j. A. Sutton, 'ss, F.
A. Cone, SO, L. P. Robertson, 49, and +. w.
Hart, SO, among the successful ministers of
Hamline alumni, have been attending the
exercises of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. E Osborne left Thursday
evening for the East, where they will spend
the summer at their old home. Dr.. Osborne
will spend few weeks in biological labora-
tory on Long Island.
Mrs j. II. Chamberlain entertained tn e
Little Branches of the Vine at her home last
Saturday, Mrs. Robert Shannon and Mrs. j
Z. Warner assisting in making the little peo-
pie happy.
G. A. McCann. '04, entertained G. E. Max
w.
J. c. Miller, '94, at his home in North Ham
line last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam, of Anoka, and Mrs.
Staples and son George, of Iron River Wis,
were commencement visitors with Miss Lena
w. Putnam.
Miss Margaret Share, 80, of Rosemount
spent few days i'll the ladies' hall on her
way home from Tracy, where she has been
teaching.
Miss Blanche J. Morgan, go, who has been
teaching at Marshall during the year. was the
guest Of Miss Vena Dunlap, 80, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Watts, of Brainerd,
visited with their daugeter, Mrs. Clyde War
ner. Mrs. Watts will remain several days
Mrs. L. j. Dobner gave the last reception
to the class of 81 Thursday evening at he r
pleasant home on Simpson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and son, Gordon E.
Campbell, of Detroit were commencement
visitors with Eugene c. Campbell.
Miss Matte Clark has been entertaining
Miss Genevieve Shortt, of Austin,a co-laborer
in the Red Wing public schools.
The Oracle commencement number is out,
with all the essays and orations Of gradu-
alton day and the class history.
George Pringle, of North Dakota, was a
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs l. F.
johnson Monday and Tuesday.
Misses Minnie Ellingson, Lillian Bruse and
Charlotte Dean, of Bloomington, were the
guests of Miss Minnie Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bassford, of Milwau-
kee, were guests of MIR. and Mrs. George E.
Norris the first of the week.
w. c. Brink, of Winona, returned home
from business college in New York in time
to attend commencement.
Mrs. K. Easier of st. Peter, aud Mrs. NJ.
j. Bossout, of Minneapolis, visited with Mrs
Agnes 4. Clark Thursday.
c. G. Bowdish, principal of the Shakopee
schools, was the guest OF his former college
class the sophomores.
Prof C. H. Congdon, of St Paul. was the
guest Of his brother, Z. 7. Congdon, of North
Hamline, last Sunday.
Rev. F. A. Coue. IS, OF Redwood Falls, has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. John
son during the week.
Rev. and Mrs. j. s. Bean entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore KeiLhley, of Montevideo,
during the week.
Mrs. II. E. Coffin and daughter. Miss Edna
Coffin, of st. Peter, visited with Rev. and
Mrs. j. S. Bean.
Mrs Featherstone, of Red Wing, visited
her daughtnr, Miss Blanche Eames, 9l, dur.
ing the week.
Miss Maud Knox, of Wabasha, president of
the freshman class, was their guest durin G
the week.
Miss Mabelle Cassidy, of Reeds Landing.
was the guest Of Miss Lucy Fletcher during
the week.
The '93s have invented or compiled class
yell. which was used with great effect on
field day.
Rev. E. P. Robertson, ,s5, of Marshall. re-
nenewed his college acquaintances this
week.
Willis E. Judson. pastor of the N E. church
at Aiken, visited with his college friends this
week.
Rev. Shaw, of Hastings, was the guest of
his daughter, Miss Kathryn Shaw, 92, this
week.
Mrs. C. P. Wright, of Brainerd, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. o. Parks, of the North
side.
Ridley F. Wright. Of Winona, formerly of
'91, attended the graduation exercises Thurs
day.
Miss Allen, of Fergus Falls, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. j. Dobner, on Simp son avenue
Miss Sibyl A. Wilbur, of Minneapolis,
visited Miss Anna A. II. Campbell, Thursday
Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Hart, SO, of Richield
were visitors during commencement week.
Miss Grace Watson of Marshall, visited her
cousin, Miss Mabel " atson, at ladies' hall
Harry Coleman entertained his mother
from Barron, Wis. for few days.
Miss Susie Edwards, Of Menomonee, Wis,
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