St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-15
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

G. d. Lewis '94, entertained the sophie
mores at his home oh Hewitt avenue last Sat
urday evening. in honor of Miss Bertha Bell,
of New Richmond, Wis, who is compelled to
leave school for the term on account of i'll
health. The usual amount Of fun was in
dulged in with all the more Zest as the affair
was arranged on such short notice. and be it
recorded that here was one col lege party
where the inevitable refreshments weren't
inevitable. The guests were Misses Bertha
Bell, Harriet Foss. Isa Coffin. Lena Chase
Hattie Door. Eta McCollum, Bessie Under.
wood, Rose johnson, Winnifred Warner
Messrs A. +. Brown, E. III. PillOn. r. d. Sam
uels. E. c. Rossman, j. e. Miller. c. E.
Southwick. j. II. Snow, l.. E. Griffin, j. W.
Smith
Prof. Frederick W. Spencer, noted violin
list, who has been favorably compared with
Remenyi and Ole Bull will give concert in
the university chapel at Hamline next Thurs
day evening. He is master of stringed in
struments, but excels on the violin, his eX-
preston and fineness of tone being remark
able. He has been on the programme at the
MaplewOod Park Chautauqua assembly for
three years, which proves that he is reliable,
and he is highly praised by the faculty of
Carlton college and by Mrs A. W. Moore.
"Auber Forester" of Madison. Wis. Mr.
Spencer's programme includes original varia-
tons and selections from such masters on
the violin as Paginini.
The delegates to the Epworth League con-
ventiun, which was held at Central Park NJ
E. church, were Misses Ellen NJ. Wright '92;
Miss Charlotte +. Dunn, 80; R. D SamuelS
%, and w. w. Brown, "a Beside these a
large number of members of the local union
have attended and assisted in making the
meetings successful.
W. w. Barnum, '93, was called 10 his home
in Pennington the first of the week, to attend
the funeral of his brother, who wvs killed in
an accident Saturday night. The funeral
was held Monday, the public schools being
closed on account of it. The classes of '92
and '93 of the university sent floral gifts.
Mrs. Place, of St Paul. will give lessons in
physical culture and Delsarte every Wednes-
day afternoon in the gymnasium. The first
lesson was given last Wednesday and was
largely attended the young ladies seeming to
be much interested in growing in grace.
The AmphictyOn society have elected the
following officers: President, w. L. Bonney:
vice president, B. Kemmerer; secretary. j. c.
committee, w. II. Wallace, E. II. Wallace and
L. G. Mcguire.
A hundred dollars worth of books, the gift
of d. D. Merrill, of St Paul. was added to
the library this week. They are miscellane-
Gus in character and were selected to sup
plement the present stock.
Miss Luzerne Lovelace, of Marshall who
was compelled to leave school early in the
term ON account of injuries received from an
electric car, is visiting Miss Shoemaker.
Miss Ella Lathrop and Paul Lathrop of
Hastings, were guests of friends during the
week while in attendance at the Epworth
league convention.
2 This has been the universal week OF prayer
for young men, and the MONDAY prayer
meetings, which were given up TO them, were
well attended.
Prof. Merriam will give a musical recital
for the benent of his pupils on Tuesday af-
ternoOn at 3:30 in his class room.
Miss Kittie Coffin, of Champlin, was the
guest of her sister, Miss Isa Coffin, "a, at la
dies hall, the first Of the week.
The Historical and Political club will meet
next Friday evening in the university hall to
discuss the labor question.
Miss Anna A II. Campbell has been enter
tanning her father, E. A. Campbell, of Win
thron. this week.
Miss Maude NJ. Knox. Of Wabasha, is Wis
iting with her former classmates the sophie
IN ores.
Mrs. Hixon entertained Messers 6. T.
Thorpe, of the Estate w. and A. Thorpe, of
Morris.
Miss Lena Putnam. OF. of Iron River, Wis
tied friends at the hail. the first of the week.
A. d. Eliason, '9j, of the state university
visited John E. Williams '05, last Tuesday.
Mrs. T. T. Allen. of Anoka, visited her
daughter Miss Flora Allen, '92, Friday.
C. G. Goodrich, OF MINNEAPOLIS, was the
guest of DR.. G. Ii. Bridgman Friday.
Miss Edith Law, '93, is entertaining Mis-