St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-18

insure success. The following staff viii
have charge of the Annual: Editor in chief.
G. E. Maxwell; artist, j. G. Handy; local
editors. Genera B. jerks and Ella Barku-
loo; business manager W. L. Bonny; as
slstant business manager, A. ". Demond.
Class pins are also being agitated by this
progressive class.
s. j. Haines, of Netherwood. n. j., lect-
ured IN the university chapel Friday evening
under the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. His
subject was Ability, Integrity. Fidelity. So
briefly, Christianity" and was handled from
the business mans standpoint. MIR. Halnes
Is commercial traveller of many years ex-
perieuce. and drew the ma ority of his illus
trations from mercantile life. he is forci-
BILE speaker, and the lecture is one of value
to the young man looking forward 10 prac-
teal business life.
The specials and props held a meeting
In ursday afternoon and elected the follow
ing officers: President S. ID. Robinson; vice
president, Miss Wipona Lewis; secretary,
Miss Richardson. Arrangements are being
perfected for banquet to be given soon.
Miss Eta Torrance, of Worthington, for
merry OF 93, is visiting her sister, Miss Ger
trude l. Torrance, at Ladies' hall. Both will
return to Worthington Tuesday and will not
re-enter college until the winter term.
AT the business meeting of the Amphictyon
society. Friday evening, an election was held
TO hll two vacant Offices. resulting in the
presidency being held by A. j. Wallace and
vice presidency by G. B. Kerfoot.
Rev. II. L. Hastings has been secured by
the lecture bureau to deliver his noted lect-
ure Oh 1.-The Mistakes of Noses in the uni
versity chapel, Monday evening. Oct. g.
Prof. E. II. Ellsworth, 80. of the Dundas
schools, was at the capitol on pedagogic
business, and spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ellsworth.
The marriage of Miss Stella st. John, of
Fairmont and j. b. Shanks, of Minneapolis,
once a member of the class of 80, took place
in Minneapolis last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Marble and Dr. and Mrs. Pol
lock- of Fergus Falls, visited Miss Bessie I'm
derwood the first of the week.
Miss Foster, of the state university, was the
guest of Miss Geneva jerks. '9j, al ladies
hall, the first of the week.
Miss Bertha Bell 81 has gone to her home
in New Richmond, Wis. on account of the
serious illness of her brother.
Several of the students attended the Y M.
c. A. reception in ST. Paul last Thursday
evening,
Mrs. Benson and daughter. of Great Fails,
Mont, called on Miss Mary Ransom, '94, Fri
day.
Miss Minerva Dickey. of st. Paul. was the
guest of Miss Jean. r. Evans, '93, last Sun
day.
j. c. Miller, '04 is entertaining his sister
and Miss Clark, of Min eapolis, over Sunday.
Misses Ella and Mabel Gold, '95, are spend
ing Sunday with friends at Forest Heights.
Miss Rose Cornish visited with Miss Lo.tie
Hillman in the city the first of the week.
Miss Anna A. H. Campbell enjoyed visit
from her father, of Winthrop, this week.
Miss Kathryn Show. '92 has returned from
a visit with her parents in Hector.
Miss Fannie Orcott, of st. Anthony Park.
visited Miss Mary Ransom Friday.
Miss Edith Law, '93, is visiting at her home
in New Richmond, Wis.
Miss Geneva jerks '93, is visiting at her
home in Saltwater.