St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
HAMLINE.

One of the most delightful class parties
given this year was that by the ladies of '93
to the gentlemen of the class. 1t was given
in the parlors of University hail. and was the
occasion of even more than usual sophomore
fun as reaction against their usual dignified
hRaien. Progressive tiddledywinks was the
feature of the evening, and showed the dex-
terity of fingers which are accustomed only
TO holding books when influenced by bright
minds. The head prizes of salt cellars were
won by Miss Jean Evans md Guy G. Max
well, and the suggestive and pointed boody
prizes, won by Miss Minnie Norton and G. B.
johnson, were bottle of ketchup and
drum, on which was painted, You can beat
: this" The sophomore quartette rendered
2 few new songs, and REGULATIONS were given
by Misses Jean Evans and Gertrude Torrance.
Geneyra jerks. Lillian Knott, Cora Reed,
: May Whitney, Anna Campbell, Ella Barku-
loo, Eta Torrance, Ethel Snow, Orrie Gould.
Edith Law and Cora Montgomery, and
Showers, G. E. Maxwell, E. n. Tuckey, j. E.
Lathrop, ". l.. BOnney and Johnson.
The beautiful snow has covered up that
source of many pleasures the skating rink,
but the sleighing has tempted many parties
out from morning to night, and Saturday
there was lot runner in town but was cut
ting through the drifts. The juniors and
freshmen enjoyed a ride together Friday
evening in large busses and spent social
evening with Misses Matte and Rose John
son dICSr IQe urlV6. a supper was S6rVeu anu
games INDUCED in, and the ladies from the
hall actually reached home by il o'clock
The Amphyctyon society public meeting
takes place next Friday evening, with the fol
lowing programme, which promises much in
the way of literary entertainment: Opening
address, c. A. BonneY; Grafton, G. W. En-
pey; essay, A. W. Dimond; defamation, A.
II. Tasker; paper, W. L. Bonney; Grafton, c.
P. Stevens; discussion of the force bill, c. A.
Mccain and G. r. Empey The music will
be furnished by local quartette whlstling
club, and violin music by G. Tenney and G.
Fl. Lockwood.
The Kings Daughters held a meeting at
the home of Misses Wood on Friday even
ing. A committee, composed of Misses
Mamie Stevens, Josie Wood and Clara War
ner was appointed to draft constitution
and bylaws, and an entertainment to be
given on Washington's birthday was dis
cussed.
The Office of president in the senior class
had almost fallen into innocuous desuetude,
but was filed this week by the election of
officiate with becoming dignity in the duties
usually imposed on the president on class
day.
Committees from the state university, Mac
alester, Hamine and the high schools of the
two cities met Wednesday afternoon in the
University hall to discuss base ball matters
for the season of 81.
Thursday was the day for universal prayer
for colleges and interesting meetings were
held through the day. DR.. Bridgman led the
noon meeting, and DR.. lines was in charge
OF evening prayers.
The Chautauqua circles held interesting
meetings this week, the undergraduate with
Mrs. r. K. Evans and the past graduate with
Mrs. c. H. Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, of West Superior,
have been visiting their neice, Miss Mary
Whitney. '93, the latter part of the week.
Misses Stella Schofield and Effie Lindsay
are spending Sunday with Miss Schoield's
aunt Mrs. A. E. Brown. in Newport.
{, Miss Lena Putnam, '91 is visiting in Min
neapolis over Sunday, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Chaffee formerly of 92.
I, q Miss Marguerite E. Young entertained
party of ST. Paul friends at her home on
Hewitt avenue Friday evening.
Will and s, V. Gold. of Big Stone City. Wis
tied their sisters. Misses Ella and Mabel
Gold, '94. the first of the week.
p DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Bridgman entertained
at dinner THURSDAY Misses Hill and May
Whitney and R. d. Samuels.
Charles Allen, of Fergus Falls brother-in
law of Aid L. j. Dobner S4, was the guest of
s e. S. H1ckson last Sunday.
DR.. S. j. Ransom, of Dodge Center was the
guest of Miss Mary Ransom, Oh and George
Ransom. on Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Davis, of New Richmond, Wis,
visited his daughter, Miss Ruth Davis, the
latter part of the week.
Miss Christina Edwards of South Mime
apolis. is visiting Miss Fife L. Grout, 81 and
Ellen Wright, '92 G
+. P. Grout. of Luverne. visited his daugh-
ter, Miss Fife L. Grout, 81, at the ladies' hall
during the week. s,.s
Miss Anna A. H. Campbell, '93, is entertain
ing Miss Sibyl A. Wilbur, of Minneapolis
over Sunday.
Miss Sibyl A. Wilbur has removed to Min
neapolis and will enter the Minneapolis
academy
Claude Southwick has been entertaining
his father, o. Southwick, aud brother, from
Wells.
Miss Mamie Stevens, 80, has been teaching
in Minneapolis during the week as supply.
: George Oaks, of New Richmond, called on
Miss Edith Law, 93, the first of the week.
Miss Mabel and Edna Watson are spend
ing Sunday with friends in st. Paul.
Miss Matte Clark, $50. of Red Wing, is
spending few days at home.
Miss Hill is spending Sunday with friends in
Minneapolis.