St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-11
HAMLINE COLLEGE.

The Y. NJ. c. a. gave a reception Tuesday
evening at Masonic hall to the other young
men of the college A musical and literary
programme was rendered. including presi-
dents address, by S. w. Douglass; remarks,
by DR.. G, H. Bird gman; address, T. A. Hill
dreth; solo, j. Il. Elliot. Music was also
| given by the sophomore quartette, Messrs.
Hildreth letter and Elliot, and piano duet
by John Rule and N. M. Larson. Refresh
ments were served and several toasts re-
| spOnded to. W. W. BarnHm acting as toast
master. Among the prominent members Of
the association present from the cities were
Messrs. II. A. Hildreth state secretary; Ned
Hildreth, Ball Jetter and j. 81. Elliot, of
Minneapolis, and Mr.. Allison, of st. Paul, j..
II. Elliot delivered an address on How to
Meet the Temptations of College Life, and
Prof A. q. Drew made the farewell address.
The college starts for the winter term wit b
bright prospects. The enrolment Of 214 is
larger than for the first week of the fall term,
and many of the members of college classes
who were not present then are now numbered
among their former classmates. The work
of the library has been going on during the
vacation, until it now presents an inviting
appearance with its new shelving lined with
books, and the new chairs, the gift of Quinby
d Abbott. The card catalogue Is slowly
| being filled out and will prove an invaluable
aid TO the student seeking systematic reading.
The rink has been flooded and every after
noon the stroke Of steel runners may be heard
over its CLASSY surface, bringing new life to
those who believe that an aching body can
not contain painless spirit
The Amphyctyon society gave the follow
ing programme at It's meeting Fryday even.
ing: Roll call, answered by miscellaneous
quotations.; reading, A. j. Wallace; i'm
promptu, A. D. Griffin; stump speech, j. NJ.
Domeyer; conversational, W. L Bonney; de-
bate, Resolved That Russian Nihilists Are
justified in Opposing the Car b., Al kea-
sonable Means" Affirmative, l.. E. Griffin !;
negative Stevens The in6OpQ 6loiSinn
was in favor of the affirmative. The Amphyc-
lyons are also preparing an elaborate pro-
gramme to be rendered at a public meeting
III the chapel week from Friday evening.
The date of the Home Oratorical contest
has been fixed for the last Friday in Febru.
ary. The judges have not yet been selected
but the contestants are all industriously
working on their orations. Those who are
planning TO enter are: j. E. Lathrop. '93;
j. G. Handy, '92: G.. E. Maxwell, '93; e. G.
Bean, 81; G. w. EmpeY. '91. and e. G.
Campbell. 81.
Several of the new inmates Of the ladies'
hall are Miss Cox, of the Red River valley;
Miss Little, of Huron; Miss Beard of North
Dakota; Miss Badger and Miss Maud Knox.
of Wabasha.
Miss Theodore U. Erwin, of Detroit, visited
with old school friends Wednesday, on her
way to Evanston. where she is taking an
elaborate course in elocution.
Miss Elma Hixon, of Herman, who was
so fortunate IN the GLOBE guessing contest,
was the guest of her brother, E. S. Hixon,
the last of the week.
Miss Cora B. Montgomery. '93. st. Peter,
who was compelled to give up her studies
last term on account of sickness, has re-
turned to school.
Miss Lillian Knott, Of Sauk Center, who
was not able to resume her studies in the
fall, is now numbered among the sopho-
mores.
Miss Orrie Gould, '93, spent last Sunday in
Chatfeld with Miss Harriet Foss, who was
once member of the sophomore class.
]. Mrs. T. f. Allen, of Minneapolis, was the
rguest of her daughter, Miss Flora Allen, '92,
and Miss Eta McCullom, '94, Friday
c. A. Bonney, '93, spent last Sunday, on his
way back to school, with Benn Houghtaling
in Mortified
Miss Carrie Case, '92, did not return to
school until Friday, having been detained by
illness.
Miss Emma Richardson, 'S9, Of Chicago,
was recent visitor with Miss Hanna Shoe
maker.
G. L. Dobner, '91, who has been Ill SO long
at his home in Lake City, has returned.
Miss Edna Babcock has been entertaining
her father, of Forman, N. d.
Miss Lena Putnam, 81, is spending Sun
day at her home in Anoka.
Miss Woodhouse. of st. Paul, has been Wis
iting Miss Edna Babcock.