St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-01
HAMLINE COLLEGE.

A novel and most delightful entertainment
was that given by the Athletic association in
the chapel Friday evening. Various inter
esting Keats were performed. a tug of war
by the college team, Wallace, Daniel Fall
loon and Tasker, against a picked team
was victorious for the regulars by liz inches.
Four small boys gave an exhibition Of
tumbling, and if the Juveniles were less
scientific in their attempts than the senior
tumbling done by Motif, Kemerer and John
son, they were certainly more Timber and
their utter abandonment was something to
make one fearful of their bones. Parallel
bars were vaulted by Kemerer and Wheeler
Johnson gave trapeze performance i'll mid
air with the ease OF a circus acrobat, while
his club swinging was very graceful and
scientific, twelve pound clubs being
welded with perfect ease. The ladies'
club swinging in unison with the piano,
PLAYED by Miss HiXon was very pretty four
taking part Misses Evans. Underwood.
Grant and Foss. A hippodrome in true
Greek fashion was performed b. Balloon as
DiOgeues, and Tasker as Alexander. which
was one of the liyeliest numbers Oh the pro-
gramme. A pantOmime of THE Bogie Man
was given by Wheeler and johnson. The
music was very good. and every number en-
cored. A string quartette. Misses Grant and
Evans, MesSrs. HiXOn. Tuckey and Larson,
gave several selections. A ladies' quartette.
Misses Griffith and HiXOn, sang Comm
Through the Rye" Miss Taylor gave one of
her charming violin solos, and the sopho-
more quartette. Messrs. Rossman, st. Clair,
Wheeler and Brown, sang.
Nine. Aurilla c. Pote of Boston. who is
stopping at the Colonnade. during Western
trip for the purpose OF lnStructng in Del
sarte expression, addressed the students Fri
day afternoon. She gave q sketch of the
Delsarte mode of expression, and illustrated
the methods of balancing ones body. correct
walking and carving of the arms and how to
fail gracefully and brUiSplnSSiv Mmo -POtp
is a graceful little Frenchwoman. and seems
| thoroughly alive to the needs of more beauty
| and less ugliness in our civilization. She is
| also somewhat JenneSS Miller refOrmer. and
expressed her opinions Of the proper garh
| for women. An effort will be made to form
| class in Delsarte
| Thursday is the day of the week for Ham
! line, for it is then that she pits her orator,
| Guy Z. Maxwell, against the representative
| contestants from ten states at the Lyceum
! theater in Minneapolis. There are four
states out of the eleven which are represent
| ed by orators from Methodist colleges-Ohio,
| Indiana, Nebraska and MISUNDERSTANDING
most positively that if the early Methodist
! eXhorters are dying out their spirit is still in
| the younger generation. Indiana is repre-
| sented by the only lady orator Miss Jean
| Nelson, of De PAW She speaks on Inter
| national Freedom"
| The AmpbictvOnS and Atheneans held g
! iCint meeting Friday evening the former so
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| Piano solo, George Tenney; reading spar
| tacus Speech to the GladiatOrS' Harry 81
| Daniel; imprOmptu, MIR. Falcon; burlesqut
! discussion. rs Love From the Heart or the
| Soul" reading, 1.-THE Georgia Preacher" W
! ii. Wallace; conversational, A. ". Brown
| duet A. II. Tasker and E. E. RoSsmaH: dis
! cussion of the nineteenth century progress
c. 4. McCann and W. L. Bonney.
The Uranium of the freshman is now sur
| mounted by distinct sign in the shape of d
cap of college colorS a pale gray creation
| adorned by red cords and red letters and nu
| merals-"H rs. L." They mad quite dis
| play. and created furOre on the ball ground
| Wednesday, where they first appeared. 1t il
| odd 70 see the rosy faces of these novices
which have not yet lost their youthful glow
topped off with a gray head, but it may act
as balancer to their kitten spirits.
The mines of the university of Mime
sofa and Hamline met on the diamond
| Wednesday. and owing to poor fielding OIL
| the part of the latter, the game was lost the
score standing 10 in favor of the state
| The one feature of the game was the pitehin.
| of NeStcott, who strikes out his men will
the case of a professional. The Northern
| Pacific shop nine played game with Ham
line Saturday afternoon.
The Y. ". Z. A. has elected the followin!
! officers for the year: President. Miss Len,
". Chase; vice president, Miss Carrie Pres
ton; recording secretary, Miss Edith Mont
gomery: corresponding secretary, Miss Stellf
| SchOfeld: treasurer. Miss Hale.
The Philomathean society entertained tn
ladies OF the senior class Friday evening.
President G.. H. Bridgman left for Omah
Friday where he will attend the general con
terence of the II. Z. church, as delegate