St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

A very pretty wedding and one of much
interest to the college folk was that of Miss
Kathryn Elizabeth Show and Horace K.
Vernon last Wednesday. The ceremony was
performed at 4:30 O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. Spencer, an aunt of the bride, 1921 First
avenue south, Minneapolis. The wedding
party entered the room, which had been
daintily decked with flowers and greenery
from Nagel's to the sounds of that universal
wedding march of Mendelssohns, played by
Miss Mamie Stevens. Rev. ana Mrs. Show,
DR.. Stafford and DR.. Vernon, the bride, at
tended by the maid of honor, Miss Seager, Of
,, st. James, and the groom with his best man,
Rev. Ninde. The father of the bride per-
formed the eerem ony assisted by Drs. Vernon
and Stafford. 1t was quantity ministerial we'd
ding.all five of the men III the wedding group
belonging to the cloth. The bride is the
daughter of Rev. S. f. Show, of Excelsior,
and graduate of Hamline university in last
years class, being one of the brightest and
| most effective members in making that class
of girls an honor to the college. Mr.. Vernon
is son of Philadelphia divine, a graduate
of Garrett Biblical institute aud member of
the Illinois conference. After the spread.
which was served by Dorsett, Rev. and Mrs.
Vernon took the 7:3) train for Chicago amid
a shower of rice from the wedding guests,
| who accompanied them to the station. They
will be at home at Marseilles. ILL.,, where the
groom has charge of the Methodist congre
CATION.
The initial entertainment in the Lecture
bureau series was that given by RUDE Allyn
in the university chapel lastrrhursdav even
ing. Mr.. Allyn is one of those versatile en-
tertainers, with the powers of a Sol Smith
Russell in his keen sense of the ridiculous
| and appreciation of the poetry and pathos of
the humber characters. He is one of the
ableSt opponents of such writers as Mark
Twain. Bill Nye, Bret Harte, etc.. -aa
The Philomatheans gave an interesting
programme Friday evening in their society
hall. The number of the evening programme
| was talk by Prof. W. E. Thompson of his
o1l1 dow to rnf az,
widely informed and a witty speaker, and
the address proved most entertaining. The
public programme of the Philos is in prepar-
alton and will be given in about five weeks.
The sophomores gave their annual recep-
ton to the seniors in the university hall last
evening. The rooms were gaily decorated,
and most happy evening spent. After the
serving of Refreshments toasts were responded
to by Miss jerks, Messrs. Maxwell and
| Mckay.
Mrs E. F. Chapman entertained the fol-
lowing guests Saturday evening. in honor of
her brother, A. p Chapman. of Milwaukee,:
Misses jerks. Evans, Torrance. Webb, Misses
Dorr, Messrs. W. E. Brink. q. E. Maxwell, E.
n. Tuckley, Charles Barnes.
Ralph and Charles Heines went to Monte
video Saturday, accompanying the remains
of their sister, Miss Eva Heines, who died
very suddenly in California this week.
DR.. Ward, editor of the New York indie
pendent, and delegate to the Congrega-
lionai convention, will occupy the chapel
pulpit this morning.
The Prohibition club which has been or
ganiZed among the students met last evening
in the prayer room and gave very interest
ing programme. ~
Mrs. l.. II Batchelder gave a charming aft
ernoon reception Saturday in honor of her
sister. Mrs. Cameron, of La Crosse, who is
her guest.
Mrs Margaret Bean. of Minneapolis. and
T. B. Williams, of Lake Crystal. were guests
of their nephew, John Z. Williams 95, last
Friday.
Dr. c. D. Payne. secretary of the educa-
tional society of the NJ. E. church. addressed
the students in the chapel Tuesday morning.
| Mr. and Mrs. William R. Gaylord, of Two
Harbors, are visiting Mrs. Gaylords mother.
Mrs E. F. Brown. on Simpson avenue.
Miss Ellen NJ. Wright, '92, principal of the
schools at Hector was the guest of Miss Mat
tie Johnson. '92 last Thursday.
The junior class, accompanied by DR.. G.
H. Bridgman, visited the art gallery of II. B.
Walker saturday morning.
| Mrs. A. l.. Drew, SO. returned Saturday
frCma weeks visit with Miss Annie NJ. DAVIS,
$50, OF Red Wing.
Miss Gertrude N. Seager, of st. James, has
been the guest of Miss Mamie Stevens, 80,
during the week.
Mr.and Mrs. A. Benham, of Red Wing,
visited their daughter, Miss Pearl Benha m,
last Sunday.
Rev. E. A Sanderson. of Champlain. was
the guest of Rev. j. c. Handy. Us. the first of
the week.
Miss Mary Stafford. of Minneapolis. was
the guest of Miss Gertrude Torrance, '93. last
Thursday
Miss Evans, '93 and Miss jerks. '93. went
to Mortified Saturday to see the game of
football
The Browning society devoted its pro-
gfamme of Saturday evening TO Tennyson.
Miss Anna A H. Campbell entertained her
father from Winthrop the first of the week
Mrs. jerks. of Saltwater. was the guest of
Miss Geneva jerks. SO last Sunday
Whittier programme was presented by
the Atheneans last evening.
Z :. HixsoD. IF Herman. was campus
visitor the first of the week
G. l. Rid-way was the guest of friends
during the weeS-
j. G. Handy, %. spent the las, week in
Wells.