St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20
been the guest Of Mrs. B T Kephart this

been the guest of Mrs. B. T. Kephart this
week.
Simon Door of Nicollet, visited his brother,
Rev. James H. Door. early in the week.
Frank Titus, of Willow Brook. Wis, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs Clyde L. Warner.
Miss Amanda Miller, OF Preston, is with
Mrs. X. Shannon, on Hewitt avenue.
Mrs. Agnes a. Clark is spending few days
et her former home in st. Peter.
A. w. McCrea is absent at his former home
in Drayton, y. D., on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham are enjoying
two weeks trip in Montreal.
Miss Adele Jones, of Battle Lake, is visit
ing Miss Jennie Vennestrum.
Mrs: Henry Robinson, of Brainerd, visited
friends the first of the week
COLLEGE CHIPS.
The programme OF the Amphictyon society
for Friday evening was replete with wit and
wisdom and included a reading by l.. E.
griffin; lmpromptu on "The Louisiana Lot
terry W. l.. Bonney; presidential Possible
ties, c. A, Mccain; defamation. A. ii.
Tasker. The programme was rounded off by
a debate. Resolved, that the principles OF
the Peoples party are right and should pre-
vail The Affirmative was led by G., P.
Stevens and w. L. Bonney was compelled to
argue the negative alone, since good crops"
have sent many sons of Alliance voters TO
swell the ranks of the students.
/ The four literary societies began their cam
paigns early in the week Between the
amnhietyon and Philomatheen. whose mem.
bers are gentlemen only, the contest waged
Is as fierce as any political war. Elaborate
programmes were prepared for Friday, the
opening night, and il is continual strife to
see who will secure the membership of the
most promising among the new victims
offered.
Miss Winnifred E. Hoyt. formerly Of 92
is entertaining number of college friends
at her home in Red Wing over Sunday. In
the party are Misses Vena NJ. Dunlap and
Alta X. Clark 90 and Messrs e. f. McCrea
SIS. l.. Bonney '93 and +. c. Massey
The officers of the Amphictyon society are:
President, c. Ii. Bonney; vice president, A.
j. Wallace; secretary, j. &. Miller; treasurer,
Fred W. Reeves critic, a. W. Dlmond; ex-
ecutiVe committee, g. +. SouthWi2k, l.. E..
Griffin and W. L. Bonney.
Herbert II. Norton and Matthew G. Norton.
of Winona visited former college friends
Thursday. IL. IL. Norton was member OF
the class of 81, but is now a senior at Har-
ward, where he will go this week.
Fred W. Dewert, 'SS, visited friends Thurs
day. He graduated from the academic de-
partment of Harvard university this year.
and will take a post graduate course of Two
years
Frank Stone, of Cooke. Mont. is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary Stone, matron OF
Ladies' hall. He is convalescing from Sc
we're illness.
Miss Edith and Charles Montgomery, chill
dren of 7. A. Montgomery grand secretary
of Masons, have entered the freshman class
of the college.
Miss Emily Wohlforth, of Aberdeen, S. D.,
who has been visiting Miss Hattie Door, 94,
for two weeks, lett Wednesday Tor Chicago.
Will E. Brink. formerly of the class of 93,
left for his home in Winona Wednesday
after seeing the college in working order.
Miss Mamie stafford of Minneapolis, was
the guest of Miss Gertrude /. Torrance 90.
at Ladies hall. Wednesday.
Miss Susie Carr of Longmont, Col, is stay
ing with her aunt Mrs. Z. W. Haley, and at
tending the university.
Misses Elma and Capitola Hixson, daugh-
ters of Senator HiXson, of Herman are DOM
iciled in Ladies' hall.
DR., Ii. L. osborne returned Wednesday
from Madison, N j., and New York where
he spent the summer.
II. l.. II. Lord, 90 is visiting Frank F.
Farrar, 30, principal of the Redwood Falls
public schools.
Ed Dana, of Passe, Wyo., was the guest of
Mrs M. higgins this week on his way TO
Chicago.
Miss Kate Christie, of Superior, was the
guest of college friends Tuesday.
Miss Geneva jerks 93,is spending Sunday
at her home in Saltwater.
The Mimi esota Loan and Trust Co.
Allows 5 per cent interest on six-months
deposits.