St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-08

following officers for the spring term: Pres
ldent, c. r. Empey; vice president A. W.
Dimond; secretary, j. G. Miller; treasurer, c.
=. Southwick; executive committee, c. A.
Mccain, J. nj. Rule and l. f. Griffin; critic
of etiquette, c. H. Bonney; literary critic, w.
L.. Bonney; chaplain, G. W. Empey.
The Philomatheans will be guided by the
following officers for the spring term pres
ldent. j. E. Lathrop; wee president. Joseph
Lang; secretary, Charles H. Hawkes.: treasur-
critic, Z. c. Campbell. The executive COM
mittee is composed of the vice president, sec
rotary and treasurer.
Rev. DR.. Bashford, president Of the Ohio
exercises Monday morning and addressed
the students. He was a classmate of DR.. G.
S. Innis in the Boston Theological seminary,
class of '76.
Tee Hodgson prize contest will take place
some time this week, probably Wednesday
evening. The senior class as a whole will
contest, and the members have been working
long and faithfully over their essays and ora
tions.
The Oracle for February is out in an at
tractlye issue, Containing several OF the es-
says which have been read in chapel, and are
thus preserved in permanent form for the
use Of the student.
Prof. j. R. Taylor, formerly professor Of
Greek in the college, and now Of Garritt
Biblical institute Evanston, Ill. has been
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university.
The boys of the Freshmen class gave the
girls sleigh ride Wednesday afternoon.
The drive was taken among the suburban
parks and merry time it proved.
Miss Nellie Tall, class of 81 state uni
versity, was the guest of Miss Edith Law, 93,
Thursday, on her way to her home IN
New Richmond Wis.
W. G. Brown. OF Fairmont. Second lieuten-
ant of Company d, Second regiment, was a
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the week.
Misses Eflie L. Grout and Lena Putnam, Of
the senior class, took tea with Miss Sibyl A.
Wilbur, in Minneapolis Friday.
Miss Vena NJ. Dunlap, 80, Of Minneapolis;
will remove to Hamline the coming week and
board with Mrs. II. E. Harris.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery, of ST. Peter, is
visiting her son, E. A. Montgomery, So, who
is sick with pneumonia.
Miss Minnie Hall, of Minneapolis, was
lately the guest of Miss Nellie Vaughn. at
Ladies hall
Rev E. P. Robertson, IS, pastor of the M.
E, church at Marshall, was college visitor
Monday.
Miss Lou Clifford and Ed Clifford. of St.
Paul, called upon Miss Effie L. Grout last
Sunday.
Miss Susie Edwards 90, received a visit
from her brother, Of the state university
Friday.
Miss Sadie Bonnen. e3. of the State Uni
versity, visited Miss Minnie Norton. 93,
Friday.
H. F. Lockwood, of Litchfield, visited his
| son. G. Il. Lockwood the early part of the
| week.
RL:H Lord, 30, spent few days recent
| ly at his nome in the southern part of the
| state.
Miss Eta McCullom, Of entertained her
sister, Mrs. Lettie Ross, of Minneapolis, Fri
day.
Rev and Mrs T. F. Allen, of Minneapolis,
were present at the junior rhetoricals Friday.
Miss Genevra jerks, of saltwater, formerly
of 49, called upon friends last Wednesday.
| Miss Stella Rice. of st. Paul, visited Miss
| Orrie Gould at the ladies' hall last Friday.
Elmer Beines, of st. Paul, was the guest OF
| Miss Ef1ie l.. Grout the first of the week.
| George Ransom has been confined to his
| room on account of sickness this week.
| Miss Nellie Vaughn received q call from j
| c. Strong, of Minneapolis, Thursday.
Miss Lena Putnam, 81. has returned from
an extended visit to Iron River.
Miss Cora Montgomery, 93, went to her
home in st. Peter last Friday.
Dugald Cree called on his old school
| friends during the week.
A c. Kundson, '93, of the state university.
| visited friends Friday.
Duncan Rule, Of Saltwater, was campus
| visitor Wednesday.
Harry Conner was the guest of F. NJ. Rule
Thursday