St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-10
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

A college conference of the Young Mems
Christian Associations of the University of
Minnesota, Manchester college and Hamline
university will be held at Manchester. April
Is to II. Speakers from the state association
ana the college will address the assembly on
topics of interest, Hamline being represent
ed by s. W. Douglass, Inter Collegiate Cor
respondence:'' W. ". Barnum, What 1t Is
Doing and What It Needs c. D. Lewis,
How 10 Reach Most Men,
The local alumni held a meeting at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. y. Il. Drew, 49, on
Hewitt avenue, last Tuesday evening. It
was decided to hold the annual commence
ment banquet at the. town hall, as it would
besimpussible toiget accemmoda tions al The
city hotels owing TO the convention. The
banquet will be given Wednesday evening,
June s. The programme is not yet COM
pleted.
President G. Fl. Bridgman returned, Thurs
day from n trip to New York. where he went
in the interest of the university library. The
selection of new7books from the list pre-
pared by the librarian G. S. Irvine will soon
follow and be placed OH the shelves before
the close of The year.
The state oratorical contest at Century
hall, Minneapolis. Monday evening, is the
absorbing topic of conversation. Hamlin
will send three speakers. G. E. Maxwell, 93;
Miss Flora Allen, 81, and Miss Susie Carr
'95.
Miss Anna A. H. Campbell, 90, of Win
throp, will spend the first of the week with
Miss Ellen W right, '02 She is unable to re-
serious Illness of her aunt.
Miss Alice Moore and Fred Moore, of Min
n0polis, and Miss Florence Hoyt, OF st.
Paul. were guests at the home of George I'll.
Hazard the first of the week.
Mrs. G. II. Bridgman and Master Donald
went to Chicago last "wednesday to meet DR..
Bridgman, Oh his return from a trip to New
York.
Miss Blanche j. Morgan, '96, of the Mar
shall high school, has been visiting with her
sister, Miss Jennie Morgan, 80, at ladies'
hall.
Miss Stella schofeld, 81, attended the clos
ing exercises OF the stale agricultural school,
her brother being one of the graduates.
Mrs. Mary Stone, matron of ladies' hall.
will entertain for several weeks her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Stone, from Montana.
Miss Bertha Frost of the medical depart
ment of the University of Minnesota, was Il
guest at the hall last Sunday
Miss Effie Lindsay, '95, left this week for
Tracy. where she will act as pedagogue dur
ing the spring months.
IL. E. Torrance of Worthington. called on
his daughter, Miss Gertie Torrance, 49, last
Friday.
The senior class will make a geological
trip TO West ST. Paul next Wednesday after
noon
Miss vena M. Dunlap, 30. of Minneapolis,
was the guest of Miss Alta Clark, ~, ues-
day
Miss Miller, of Minneapolis. called on her
brother. j. G. Miller, "a, during this week.
Miss Iva Ellis, of Ortonville, was the guest
of Miss Iva Coffin, '94, at ladies' hall.
G. B. Kerfoot. '95, has left school. and vii l
travel for W. j. Harris studio.
Miss Stella Schofield, '94, is domiciled in
the hall for the spring term.
Miss Mamie Stevens. 20, has been spending
the week in Minneapolis.
C. W. Wagner. of Richland, was a campus
visitor dnriog the week