St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-15
HAML1NE COLLEGE CHIPS.

The annual Hcdgsen prize contest of the
senior class was held in the chapel Wednes-
day evening. All the members of the class
but Mr.. Campbell appeared, and each one did
and speakers were: 1.-THE Influence of Cathol-
icism on Professionalism Miss Grout; 1.-THE
Progress by Oblivion of the Past" G. w.
Empey; George Bancroft" Miss Door;
Dobner; Individuality" Miss Eames;
Henry Wilson," E. E. Bean: "a Few
Thoughts From Nature Miss Putnam. First
place was awarded to G. w. Empey; second
place. E. E. Bean: third place, Miss Grout.
The judges on thought and composition
were: DR.. T. O. Holman, of st. Paul; r. H.
Young and f. G. Brooks of Minneapolis; on
delivery, Drs. W. F. Wilcox and T. K. Smith,
OF St Paul, and F. f. Davis, of Minneapolis.
Music was furnished by the '93 quartette.
Tine prize of $50; divided into S25 Sis, $40, is
given by E. j. Hodgson, Of st. Paul.
DR.. and Mrs. g. II. Bridgman entertained
the faculty, seniors and few friends
Wednesday evening. Among those present
were DR.. and Mrs. g. S. Innis, Prof. and Mrs.
l.. 81. Batchelder, Prof. and Mrs. Griffin, Prot
and Mrs. E. F. Mearkle, Dr. and Mrs. II. L..
Osborn, Prof. ana Mrs. W. E. Thompson;
Misses Door, Grout. Eames Putnam; Messrs.
Dobner. Bean, Empey and Drew, and Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Chamberlain. Mrs. Knights,
Mrs. Goheen. j. R. and S. S. Thorpe, of Min
neapoliS.
The officers of the Browning society for
meeting and comprise the following: Miss
Kathryn Show, '92, president; Miss Bessie
Clapp, '92, vice president; Miss Anna A I'll.
Campbell. '93, secretary; Miss Lillian Knott
composed OF the vice president and Misses
Jessie Carrick and Mary hanson. 81.
The Athenean officers of the spring term
will be the following: President Miss Effie
L. Grout; vice president, Miss Lena chase;
secretary, Miss Winnie Lewis: treasurer
Miss Rose Cornish; critic. Miss Stella Scho-
field; executive committee, Misses Lena
: Chase, Ella Gold and Effie Lindsay
George Hutton, '94, who has been spending
the last month in Mankato, visited friends
tuesday on his way to his home in Eastern
Canada.
The II. o., '93, quartette gave a concert at
Eden Prairie Friday evening for the benefit
OF the NJ. E. Sunday school at that place.
MI Ellison, secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. of
ST. Paul, spent last Sunday in Hamline, and
gave an address on Missions.
Miss Blanche Everett. of Cleveland. and
Miss Mabel Cassidy, of Reeds Landing, will
not return for the spring term.
Miss Matte Clark, 80 of Red Wing is Wis
lung at her home during the vacation of the
public schools
Miss Maud Knox, "a. has gone to her home,
In Wabasha, ana will not return for the
spring term.
Mrs l.. j. Dobner entertained the ladies of
the senior class at o clock tea "Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs L. j. Van Fossen. 'S5, of Minneapolis,
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs G.. S. lnnis
Tuesday.
Miss Lena Chase, '94, is spending the vaca-
ton with Miss lisa Coffin '94, at her home in
Champlin.
DR.. G. H. Bridgman returned Monday from
his trip to Washington and other Eastern
cities.
The home oratorical contest will probably
take place one week from next Friday night.
Miss Lena Putnam, 81. is visiting at her
home in Anoka during the vacation.
E. c. Campbell, of the senior class, has
been quite Ill during the week.