St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-18
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

The social pleasures of the winter term
were opened Saturday evening by delight
full reception given by the Freshmen to the
Juniors, in the parlors Of University hall.
About fifty were received by the committee,
consisting of Misses Maud Knox lisa Coli n
and Blanche Everett and Messrs. G. 6. South
wick. C. d. Lewis and r. d. Samuels. Pro
gressive tete-tete was the feature Of the even
ing embracing such subjects of general In
terest as skating, Ignat1us Donnelly, holiday
incidents, sophomores '92 and "a. college
escapades silence social amusements and
the faculty. few musical selections
were given: Baritone solo, e. s. Hickson i;
piano solo, Miss Rose Johnson; vocal duet,
Misses Lena Chase and Eta Webb: song by
the Freshman quartette, consisting OF c. H..
Higbee Z. C. SfmOnIon. E. s. Hickson and
Eugene ROssman. An elaborate spread was
laid in the supper room ana number of
iors," Miss Maud Knox; 1.-THE University"
j. G. Forbes; 1.-THE Ladies'" G. ID. Lewis,
and 1.-THE Faculty." Miss Stella scho-
field. A bright sketch of the class, re-
was read by Miss Bertha Bell. Among, the
number present were: Misses Kathryn Shaw,
Blanche Leland, Gertrude Seager, Susie Ed
wards, Ellen Wright, Flora Allen, Eta Nc
Cullom, Mary Ransom, Matte Johnson Bes-
sic Clapp, Carrie Case, and Messrs G. P.
Stevens, W. W. Barnum, j. G.. Handy, ]. W.
Miller, Hickson, Higbee, Lewis Simonten,
Forbes, Samuels and Southwick.
A largely attended meeting of the Metho-
dist Ministers Association Of st. Paul and
Minneapolis was held in the chapel Monday.
Rev. Fl. w. Knowles, of North church. Min
neapolis. gave the address on 1.-THE Spirit OF
the Tines comparing the past and present.
The paper was interesting, and followed by
an earnest discussion. The next union meet
ing will be held in Central Park M. f. church
tn" second Monday in March.
Thu Athenians gave the following pro-
gia.AIne in their society hall Saturday even
ing: Piano solo. Miss Edith Law; recitation,
Miss Mabel Cassidy; book review OF Caesar
Column" Miss Orrie Gould; vocal duet,
Misses Temple and Wanda Griffith; essay,
Miss Ethleen Snow; essay Miss Hattie Door;
vocal duet. Misses Mary and Eta Webb.
The Amphyctyon society holds its annual
open meeting next Friday evening. A select
programme has been prepared, showing their
work in different lines. and former success
full meetings will doubtless secure them a
large audience.
Wilson NJ Kemerer, of Hector who was
one of the most popular of the new students
in the fall term, was campus visitor on
Monday, accompanied by his brother, editor
OF the Hector Herald.
George II. Hutton, '94, has gone to Man.
kato, where he will spend month drafting
the charts for which he surveyed last sum
mer He will return to the college in Feb
ruary.
Miss Cora Reed, '93, has been entertaining
her father and mother, OF Glencoe, during
the week, visiting part OF the time with them
at the Merchants.
The Athletic association has held numer-
GUS meetings during the week, setting mat
tiers Alright for the winter campaign.
The Ladies' Aid society will give its usual
monthly social at the home OF Mrs. ID. N.
Butts next Wednesday evening.
Miss Ethleen Snow, 93, Is entertaining Miss
Alice Burlingame, of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
LOuiS FaQcher OF EalrnOnt.
Miss Stella Schofield, "a, entertained Miss
Frank Potter, '92 of the state university, at
the Ladies hall, recently.
81. H. Elliott, general secretary Of the Y. M.
G. A., conducted the devotional services IN
chapel, Friday morning.
f. f. Lindsay, of Minneapolis, took tea
with her sister, Miss Effie Lindsay, 81, at
Ladies' hall Friday.
Miss Edna Babcock received visit on
Tuesday from her father, 5. V. Bapcock, OF
Forman, N. ID.
s. R. Gold, of Big Stone City, visited his
sisters. Misses Ella and Mabel Gold, '94, dur
ing the week.
Misses Edna and Mabel Watson entertained
their father, E. P. Watson, of Norris the first
of the week.
Rev. S. Y. McAdoo, of Merriam Park, pastor of
Trinity M. E. church, was campus visitor
on Friday.
Miss Bertha Bell, '94, entertained George
Cakes, of New Richmond, Wis, the first OF
the week.
George Cakes, of New Richmond, Wis,
was the guest of Miss Edith Law '93, last
Sunday.
Miss Genevra jerks, '93, is spending the
mid-week holidays at her home In saltwater.
Miss Orrie Gould, 90, is visiting with friends
in Minneapolis over Sunday