St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-23
HAMLINE COLLEGE CHIPS.

Inc university students were granted a
holiday Friday and it was celebrated by the
juniors in giving their term essays and ora
lions in the chapel. The programme was the
following: Debt We Owe to Columbus"
d. l.. st. Clair; Great Mems Trials E. Z
Rossmau; columbus and His Friends
Miss Schofield; Columbus Exposition Miss
Snow; Discoveries of the Fifteenth Cen
tury," Miss Foss; Early Life of Columbus"
Miss Coffin; Tribute to Columbus Miss
Bell; "Ode on Columbus" read by Miss Nc
WICK. The juniors completed their celebra
ton by candy pull i'll the evening.
K ID. Youngman gave recital at the home
OF MISS johnson on Hewitt avenue, last
thursday evening. He was assisted by
Messrs: Marvin. Braden and Cochran. of the
city. They played several quartettes and
solos and demonstrated that they are master
twangers of the string. Two classes have
oeen formed with Mr.. Youngman as instruct
or, one to meet Wednesday evenings, the other
Saturday afternoons. Among the members
are Misses Johnson, Miss Caldwell, Mr.. Cald
well, Miss Warner, Miss Mccain. Mr.. Nc
Cam H Spear, II. E. Young, c. P. Stevens,
w. E. Moffat. R. o. Lawrason.
Miss 0rrie Gould, '93, received a telegram
saturday morning announcing the sudden
death OF her brother in Chicago, where he
had gone on visit from his home in Fair
mont.
w. W. Barnum. '93, and Dyer, '96, went on
their wheels to Saltwater Friday. Mr.. Bar
mum went on to New Richmond Saturday.
where he visited his classmate, Miss Law.
The senior class visited the Pioneer Press
building Monday evening to see the new
plant. The juniors made the same tour Of
inspection Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Cameron, who has been visiting her
neice, Mrs. L. 81. Batchelder. of Smelling ave-
nue. will return to her home in La Crosse the
first of the week.
DR.. Elizabeth Madison returned to her
nome IN st. Peter last Saturday. after two
weeks visit with Miss Cora Montgomery.
Drs. Force, Beemer and Edwards. of the
Northwestern Life association. were guests
OF Dr. G. H. Bridgman Wednesday,
The Props and Specials. held meeting
during the week and decided to give their an
nual banquet in three weeks.
Rev. S. F. Kerfoot S9, of ST. Louis Park,
was the guest of his brother, George B. Ker-
foot, '95, last Thursday.
Rev. ]. B. Hingley, of Minneapolis, and his
father. Kew. Hingley of Ohio, were campus
visitors Thursday.
Miss Edith Law, '93. is at her home in New
Richmond, Wis, accompanied by Miss Min
lie Norton, '93.
D. E. Higgins of Canada. has entered the
college. He has been supply in the NJ. E.
conference
Miss Coffin, '9i, entertained Miss Shoe
maker at her home III Camden place Satur-
day.
Mrs. F. F. Lindsay. 81, entertained her
cousin, Mrs. Madison, of st. Paul last Wednes-
day.
Miss Anna A. H. Campbell '93, has gone to
her home in Winthrop for few days.
Miss May Whitney entertained Miss Van
Doren, of Duluth, during the week.
Miss Blanche Morgan, 80, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Green, in Maple Plain.
Miss Mabel Stuart, 90 is spending the va
cation at her home in Saltwater.
Miss Isa Coffin, '94 is at her home in Cam
den Place for the short vacation.
Miss Pearl Benham, 96, and Ray Benham
are at their home in Red Wing.
Miss Mary Ransom is visiting Miss lisa
Coffin, '94. in Minneapolis.
II. B. Fulsom is spending the holidays at
his home in Taylors Falls.
Miss Mamie Stafford. of Minneapolis, spent
several days with friends.
ALT Buck, of Mankato. was campus visit
or the first of the week.
Jay S. Hamilton is visiting at his home in
Hudson over Sunday.
G. p Montgomery. '95, started for ST. Peter
Friday on his wheel.
Miss Geneva Jenks 90, is visiting at her
home in Saltwater.
Miss Ruth Davis, '96, has gone to her home
for a few days.
Miss Edna Watson, of Morris, is guest at
the hall.