St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-01
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

Halloween was celebrated by the member
of the freshman class in the parlors OF Uni
verSiiy hall last Saturday evening 1t was
the first sooiable held by this class, AMI
proved a successful way In which to bind
them more closely. All the arrangements
were placed in the hands of a committee and
the others went in densest ignorance of what
awaited them. Many of the awakepings
were sudden and severe, but they caused
much merriment among the fellow sufferers
The reception committee was composed Of
Misses Elma Hixson and Carrie Preston. and
Aessrs. Wallace and Kemerer. sitter the re-
freshments Mr. Nicholson responded to
toast on the ladies. and Miss Susie Carr
toasted the gentlemen.
The senior ladies were entertained at the
home of Miss Matte johnson. Saturday even
ing. Halloween tricks were the feature of
the evening, and Fate outdid herself in
prOphesylnG glowing futures for the seven
maidenS. Sealed around the open fire they
anxiously watched the chestnuts' behavior
, and some of the bravest even descended into
the dark depths of the cellar with only the
FAINT glow Of taper to reveal the coming
: man. Appropriate refreshments were
served. and soon after midnight the seven
stole TO ladies' hall, for they have demon
trated their ability 10 care for themselves
| even on such Tiot-hlled nights as HalloEe' Ell
The initial lecture of the winter series riu-
! der the auspices of the lecture bureau was
given Thursday evening in the University
chapel by Rev II. l.. Hastings, of Boston
| The subject WAS The Mistakes Of Noses. in
! which Mr.. Hastings attempts to show that
| Mr. Ingersoll is wrong. He is a bright witty
! speaker OF the popular order. but his logic is
net overly convincing Darwinism or any
! form OF evolution Was condemned as the
! raukest heresy. and the lecturer left the i'm
/ preston that he Is twenty years behind the
tines.
The members of the Choral club, which has
4 been organized under Prof Willard Patten.
| are: SopRani. Misses Elma Hiekson, Gen
! ezra jerks, Rose CORNISH. Jennie Kimbsll.
/ Elizabeth Underwood, Walker; contrali
Misses Bstehel6er, Minnie Souihwick Edith
Montgomery, Rose johnson, Lena Chase
| tenor, Z. {. RQssman- G. Z. Maxwell. G. B.
Kerfoot. G. II. Snow, Lawrason and Norris,
/ Dassi, L. y. Tuekey, W. II. Wallace, W. D.
Kemerer, G. B. johnson, C. P. Stevens. A. Il.
1 Tasker.
The sophomores enjoyed a candy pull at
| the home of Mrs. J. B. Rossman last evening.
Beside the sticky sweets, Halloween tricks
were played, and a jolly time was had such
4 as ouly ''sophsn csn create. The guests were
| Warner. Foss, Chase, Coffiu, Jacobs, Door;
| AessFs- r. D. SamueIs, {. n. Pillow, L. e.
| Griffin, c. A. McCann, A E. Brown, A NJ
| Gullette, c. D. Lewis. J. r. Miller, c. E.
| Southwtek. II. L. St Clair, g. II. Snow, J. ".
Smith and c. R. Rogers.
| Y. 7. s. G. E. state convention in Mankato
| this week. Miss Nichols goes as delegate of
| The society at Franklin Avenue Congrega-
| tional church, Minneapolis; Miss Bessie
gndeIweod: Of The. Fergus Fells church
Miss May Gleason, of the Knox Presbyterian
| church. Harnliue, and J. G. Miller represents
/ the interests of the local T. NJ C. A.
| Bert n. Wheeler visited G. E. Maxwell 'e3.
| Tuesday. on mis- way to his home in Duluth
| from Arkansas. He will probably rejoin the
sophomeres after the holidays.
! Dr.. r. n. MeKaig. Of Minneapel is, viii de