St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

resulted in the following: President. Miss
Ellen M. Wright; vice president. Miss Kath-
ryn +. Show; secretary. Miss Charlotte +.
Dunn. 1t will be noticed that the list is
short one and includes only girls; but seniors
do not crave official honor, and on the class
list will be found only ladies' names. The
university will graduate only ladies this year;
not a black coated figure will appear on the
rostrum commencement day; hence the
peace and harmony prevailing at the college.
Among the students who are teaching in
night schools are: w. w. Brown, '93 Madi-
son school; w. ID. Moffat Franklin school;
C. d. Lewis. '94. and E. C. Rossman, "a,
Cleveland school; w. L. Mussell, '93, princi
pal. c. A. Mccain, "a, G. II. Snow, W. II
Robinson and c. a. Patchin, Adams school;
j. W. Smith, 81, principal, Baker school; j.
G. Forbes, 81; Van Buren, school, h. NJ.
Phillips, Miss Jennie Vennestrum.
The freshman class has elected the follow
ing list of officers, the length being due TO
their number and Importance: President, E.
M. Phillips; vice president, Miss Ella Gold;
secretary, Miss Carrie Preston; treasurer. w.
Fl. Wallace; historian. Miss Emma Phelps;
poet, Fred Reeves: musician, Miss Bessie
Grant; orator. Z. H. Nicholson; marshal, Mr..
Holmes; chaplain, Mr.. Mckay.
number of citizens and students have
attended the Shakespearean readings at
Peoples church this week. Among them
Were Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Evans, Misses Jean
Evans, 93; Anna A. II. Campbell, '03; Ellen
NJ Wright %: Ida Coffin, '93; Mary Ransom,
and Alta Clark, 80.
The Juniors will entertain the members of
the freshman class next Monday evening in
the parlors of the university hall. All is
kept as dark as possible o ut 1t will be q very
delightful affair, as the OBS never do any
thing by halves and il is the first society
event of the year.
The first number of the Oracle was prom
ised for Saturday, but it was impossible to
get the machine in working order, so the
week. AS last year, Rich & Clymer do the
typographical work.
The Athletic association met Wednesday
and elected the following officers: President.
Kathryn Show, '92; secretary, Miss Jean
Evans '93: treasurer Claude SouthWick, '94;
manager. j. C. Miller, "a.
The Y. W. C. A. elected the following Off
GERS: President, Miss Flora Allen, '92; vice
president Miss Genevra jerks '93; secretary
and treasurer. Miss Harriet Foss, '94; CORE
spending secretary, Miss lisa Coffin.
Rev. s. F. Kerfoot, $50, pastor of the Broad
way NJ. L. church, Minneapolis, conducted
devotional exercises i'll chapel Wednesday
morning He leaves soon for Drew Theo-
logical seminary, Madison, n. j.
W. d. Kemerer, the base ball twirler of the
team last year, returns to school this week.
and the club will get into shape Immediately
and make ready to challenge the niue of any
college.
Dr. G. H. Bridgman and Dr. G. s. Innis
are attending the session of the NJ. E. confer
ence at Red Wing. During their absence
their classes are enjoying vacation.
g. Z. Maxwell, 93, and N. S. Larson, '95,
have been spending the week at Appleton.
the home of the former i'll the interest of
base ball
number of the students are planning to
attend the convention of the l. 7. S. c. E,
to be held in Mankato the last of the month.
uMrs. NJ S. Bell, of New Richmond. Wis,
tl,or . l,,or lice
Bell, '94 at ladies' hall, last Sunday.
Mrs. d. A. Lindsay, accompanied by her
son, of Fargo, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Stone, matron of ladies' hall.
The youthful '95s have adopted blood-red
and cream for the freshman colors, declar-
ing at the start that they mean war.
Miss Vena NJ Dunlap, 80, has been elected
to position in the Minneapolis library, and
is now domiciled at Mrs. Goheen's.
Misses Geneva jerks, '93, and Lena Put
nam, 81, of Anoka, spent Monday at the
home of the former, in saltwater.
S. A. Haines, of Netherwood, n; J.. will
the auspices of the Y. M. C. A.
M. N. Leland, Of Wells. was lately visitor
of his sister, Miss Blanch Leland, o. on his
way to attend Ann Arbor.
Prof. Milton j. Griffin has charge of this
mornings service, and the Epworth league
of the evening meeting.
day in Minneapolis, the guest of state uni
versity friends.
Miss Geneva jerks accompanied her sis
ter. Miss Grace jerks, to their home in Still
water Saturday.
Rev. T. A Cone, So of Redwood Falls,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j . G. johnson,
Wednesday.
Prof NJ Griffin gave lecture on Ser
many before the Athenean society Satur-
day evening.
j. D. Wallace, of Drayton. N D.. called on
his sons, E. IL. and w. II. Wallace, '95, last
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. P Davis. Mrs. N Finch and Mrs
John Thomas, of Tracy, called on J. E. Davis
to-day.
Miss Alice Childs, former student, called
upon Miss Carrie Preston, '95, last Thursday
Rev. S. d. Kemerer, of Hector, called upon
his sons Thursday Oh his way to conference.
Re ". D. j. Higgins. of Brooklyn Center
was present at chapel Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Hull, OF Boston, has been the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. G. II. Bridgman.
Miss Gertrude j. Torrance, '93. is the guest
of friends in Minneapolis.
The H. q. quartette will sing In the city
next Thursday evening.
Miss Clara Dittis is spending Sunday with
friends Ill the city.
The senior ladies enjoyed midnight feast
Thursday.