St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-06
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Prof. E. E. McDermott assisted by his ad-
tanning recital in the university chapel last
Friday evening. The programme was
opened with the charming etude of Mendels-
SOM, by Miss jeanette Mcnamara. 1t was
played quite faultlessly, with much delic acy
and display Of technique. Miss Capitola
Hixson rendered variations on 'Home
Sweet Home in a manner which delighted
her audience, aud she was com PEELED to re-
spond TO hearty encore. giving the wild
Tam O'Shanter." Loves Sorrow" one Of
Rose Johnson. She possesses sweet
voice, full and firm on the lover
notes, and one Of much promise
Miss Blanche Leland gave the first reading.
"The Rescue of Charles Gatby by Christie
Johnson, His Sweetheart" from Charles
Reade. The enunciatiou was not distinct
enough at the beginning to elicit interest
from the audience, but the more dramatic
points were well sustained Mi. Miss Leland,s
stage bearing is admirable. 1.-The Jonesville
Celebration" by Marietta Hobby, was given
By Miss Kathryn Show with her usual dash
and appreciation of humor, and she received
hearty recall. Act L.. Scene s., from
Twelfth Night was rendered with the fol-
lowing cast OF characters: Olivia. Miss AL
len: Viola, Miss Case; Maria, Miss Evans;
MalyOlo, j. C. Handy; Sir Toby Belch, S. d.
Robinson. Prof. McDermott gave two read
ings. the first from Kate Douglass Virgins
moisture in every eye as he interpreted this
marvellous blending of delicate humor and
pathos. Prof. McDermotts second selection
was the weli-known Scotch story Of 1.-The
Foxes Tails"
The Press association met last Monday and
elected the following officers: President,
Miss Genevra jerks; vice president. j. c.
Handy: secretary. :. NJ. Douglass The staff
of officers for the Oracle for the ensuing year
were also selected Editor-in-cbief. w. l..
osSOpiatn pdjfOr q ~ Snuth wick :.
literary editor, Miss Stella SchOheld; locals,
J. c. Miller and Miss Elizabeth Underwood;
personals, c. P. Montgomery and Miss lisa
coffin; exchange editor Is. N. Wheeler; pusi-
ness manager, b. n. Larson; assistant man
ager, A. j. Wallace.
The Athenlan society is planning for
public programme TO be presented the last Of
this term. They gave the following pro-
gramme last evening in their society hail;
Quotations from the songs of solomon music,
variations. Miss Caitpola Hixson; sermon,
Miss Susie Carr; THE Story OF Leah and
Rachel" Miss Orrie G ould: music, Miss Jessie
Walker; chronicles. Miss Gold; essay, Miss
Coffin: biography or King David. " Miss
Edna Edwards; solo, "Flee as Bird, MISS
Addie Hackett.
Miss Bertha DELL who has been spending
week with her former classmates, the sopho-
mores. returned to her home i'll New Rich
mond. Wis. last Monday.
Mrs Cook and Miss Hazel Cook. who have
DcSH ylSlItuH NlfSS AdIIlc 1dSS, ISbuiuCQ w
their home, in Eau Claire, Wis. the first of
the week.
President Bridgman was IN Duluth the
first of the week and occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist church in that City last Sun
day.
Mrs. C. A. Cressey, of Morris, is visiting
her daughter, Miss Alice Cressy. and will
spend two weeks in the park.
Hiss Edith Law. '93 is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. q. P Huntington, or New Rich
mond, Wis, over Sunday.
Mrs. j. F. Kingsland 'SS. returned to her
home in North Branch. after visit with her
brother. c. f. SouthwicG.
d. F. Ward. of the university Of Mime
sotn, visited the Fairmont students OF the
college last Monday.
The junior class will give It's essays for the
winter term in the university chapel next
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs B. Y Coffin, of Champlin, was the
guest of her daughter, Miss Isa Coffin, '93, the
first of the week.
Perley R. Showers left last Tuesday for
North Dakota, where he will enter business
with his brother.
Alfred Buck. of Mankato former student
in the college. was the guest OF friends last
Monday.
j. H. Beck, of the CITY, secretary of the job
bers union, was the guest of friends last
Sunday.
Miss Mary Kohr. OF MonteYideo. was re-
Gently the guest of Miss Alice Webb at ladies'
hall.
Miss Edith Law enjoyed visit from her
father, of New Richmond. last week.
A. 0. Eliason. '95, of the state university.
visited friends the first of The week.
The Y. W. c. A. held its monthly meeting
in the prayer room last Thursday.
Miss Dunnell enjoyed a visit from her
mother the first of the week.
Miss MAZE Eyarts is entertaining her mother
and brother, of Battle Lake.
Miss Rose Cornish entertained Miss Harold,
of the city, during the week.
Rev. Cresswell. of Minneapolis. visited his
son during the week.
The Y. M. C. A. met Thursday They are
planning banquet.