St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-18
HAML1NE COLLEGE CHIPS.

The ball game of Thursday afternoon
proved counter attraction to the musical re-
cital. and was attended by fully as large an
audience, and tie vocal numbers reuded
high heaven. 1t was the first regular game
on the home grounds between the mines of
the state ''U' and Hamline, and proved very
exciting at the commencement. Scott and
Walker were the battery for the home team,
and succeeded i'll holding the state men down
to four runs. After that Hale was put in the
box, and the state succeeded in piiing up five
more runs. The short stop was weak and
lost the game for the Hamline team Brilliant
playing on either side was not a feature of the
game, but some pretty plays were made. One
was double play by Olmstead, the pitcher
who caught hot liner and put it to second,
putting out the man running. The score was
to D, with errors to 9.
A musical recital was given bv the pupils
in that department at O'Clock Thursday aft
ernoon under the direction of f. w. Merriam
instructor on the plane, and Willard Patten,
teacher of voice. Several piano numbers
were given, including piano duet by Misses
Jessie Carrick ana Edna Babcock. Miss
Jeannette McNamara'S selections were per-
haps. the most pleasing, and she possesses
delicate touch which makes such classical
solos as the seXtette from Lucia" delight
full pleasure. Two of the instrumentalists
were unable to appear, but their place was
filed by the vocal numbers Miss Jessie
Turner carried off the honors in this depart
ment. She has very sweet soprano under
good control. ana sings with an ease of man
ner which would indicate the habitue instead
of the amateur.
school at Drew Theological seminary, Madi-
son, N. j., the past two years. was q visitor
IL Hamline this week. He will have charge
of the Broadway Nj. Z. church, Minneapolis,
during the summer
Charles H. Griswold, 'S5. who has been
practicing medicine i'll California since his
graduation, Will return to st. Paul this week
and enter into partnership with his father
DR.. Griswold Mrs. Griswold nee Lottie
Gale, 50, will join him in the summer
The members of the freshmen class en-
joyce an outing at Lake Johanna Saturday
Beats and fishing. an abundance of good
things 10 eat and a general jolly time
marked the first class picnic of the spring.
There has been large sale of the Delphics
the paper published at Drake UNIVERSITY Des
Moines. 10. 1t has full account of the late
Oratorical contests, cuts of the orators, and
the orations in full.
Miss Geneva jerks, '93, is entertaining
party of soDhomore, girls at her home in
Saltwater for few days. 1t includes Misses
May Whitney, Orrie Gould, Lillian Knott
and Cora Reed.
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Bridgman entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening G. t. Maxwell,
c. Campbell, '9l, and G. W. Empey, 91.
Field day is the all-aborbing topic among
the athletes as several prizes have been Sc
cured and announced in order 10 stimulate
the ardor of the contestants.
Miss Efie Lindsay has been called to her
home i'll Minnesota on account of the illness
OF her mother, and viii not return this term.
The Sophomore Vocal quartette sang in
the city Friday evening at a musical enter
tainment and rs usual scored success.
Judsen Parker, Mrs C. H. Van Duzee and
Charles II. Van DuZee. of st. Paul, visited
Miss Vena NJ. Dunlap. 80, last Sunday
Prof. and Mrs. L. II. Batchelder gave re-
ceptiOn to the faculty and members of the
college class Friday evening.