St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-27
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

The Young Mems Christian Association of
the college gave corn reception and ban
quet to the new students "Wednesday even
Ing. The gathering was in the chapel, which
was decorated in manner befitting the en-
tertainment and a short programme was
rendered, of music by the quartette Messrs.
Maxwell, Showers, Mcclure and Tuekey and
addresses by S. W. Douglass, president of the
Hamllne association; DR.. G.. S. Inniss and r.
Ii. Hlldreth. In the dining room q corn menu
was served of corn, baked Indian pudding
corn shall make the young men cheerful, -
Johnny cake, corn bread-'they did eat of
the old corn of the land corn on cob-"eat,
asking ss m no questions pop corn and corn cot,
How of sour with J.'H. Elliot as toast
master j. c. Handy gave the address Of the
ola students to the new, with response by s.
ID. Robinson. The programme closed with a
toast on Goats" by James Suydam.
The Historical and Political society met
Friday evening in the university hall and
listened TO the initial paper by the president,
Dr. g. S. lnnis, on Tariff Tendencies 1t
was comprehensive article. embracing the
views OF the parties as expressed in their
platforms, and including glance. at the
present condition of the field Another
meeting will be held in two weeks intro
ducing number of men who employ labor
ers, and questions will be asked as to their
wages, treatment, manner of living, etc.
The Press association met Wednesday and
the Oracle, in the place of j. E. Lathrop.
The editorial staff for the year is: Associate
editor. A. W. Dimond: literary editor.
Blanche Leland; local editors Jean r.. Ev-
ans and J. G. Miller: society editors, Bertha
Bell and John Morgan: exchange editor,
Ellen NJ. Wright: business manager, c. A
McCann; assistant n. 5. Lawson. The bust
ness manager is busy interviewing firms in
regard to advertisements, and it is expected
that the first number of the volume for '91-'92
will appear in few days.
The following programme was given at the
Browning society hail Saturday evening
Recitation, Miss Blanche Leland, 90; speech,
Miss Kathryn Shaw, '9e; reading, Miss Mae
Miss Bertha Bell, 81; piano solo, Miss Char
lotte Dunn, g2; debate, Miss Anna Camp
bell, '93, and Miss Ella Barkuloo, SO; recita-
ton, Miss Carrie Case, 90: impromptu, Miss
Genevra jerks. 49,
The officers for the Browning society for
the fall term are: President, Miss Char
lotte Dunn; vice president, Miss Bertha
Bell: secretary, Miss Annah Hurd; treasur-
er, Miss Jessie Carrick: executive commit.
tee, Misses Bell, Edwards and Preston
The junior class has elected the following
list of officers for the year. President, E. n,
Tuckey; vice president Miss Minnie Norton;
secretary, Miss Jean Evans; historian, Guy
E. Maxwell. 8
Miss May Whitney. of Superior, was the
guest of the junior girls at Ladies' hall the
last week, She will probably return to the
college at the beginning of the winter term
The officers of the sophomore class are
President, c. D. Lewis; vice president Mis-:
Underwood; secretary, Miss Harriet Foss
treasurer, Harry st. Claire
Rev. W. c. Rice, pastor of the Clinton Ave
nue. NJ. E. church, conducted devotional ex
ercises in the chapel Tuesday morning.
Miss May Bartholomew of Worthington
formerly of '93, was the guest of Miss Ger
trude Torrance, '93, the first of the week
The freshman class held its first meetinl
of the year Friday afternoon and appointed
committee to draft constitution.
DR.. C. N Showers. of the Forest heights NJ
E. church, Minneapolis was present n
chapel exercises Friday morning.
George f. Ransom, of Dodge Center, visit
ed his sister. Miss May Ransom, at Ladies
hall this week.
Miss Laura A Knott, 's7, of the st. CLOUD
Normal school, is the guest of Miss Hanna L
| Shoemaker.
Miss Mary Coffin, of Champlin. has bee,
visiting her sister, Miss lisa Coffin, '93, a
Ladies' hall.
Miss Wanda Griffith has returned from ;
| visit with her sister, Mrs. Peabody, at Evans
| ton, III.
Miss Cora Reed, of Glencoe. was the CUES
| of her former classmates. the OBS. during tht
week.
Miss Geneva jerks, '93, is entertainin.
Miss Lena Putnam, 81, of Anoka, over Sun
| day.
Miss Raymond. of Soudan. visited her sis
| ter, Miss Margaret E. Raymond, this week
| Charlie Free. of the state university, Wis
T! ited college friends Wednesday,
| William II. Beard, of Hunter, \. D.. re
| turned to the college this week.
Mrs. Sievres has been visiting her son. O
| the preparatory department.
| Miss Mytle Holley is entertaining Miss Ell,
| Lee, of New York.
c. A. Mccain, '94, spent Saturday at Hast
| ings.