St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21

painted by the hostess were given as me-
mentoes OF the delightful affair. The chief
smusement OF the evening was something
quite novel. Arches decorated with rose and
! cream ribbon were placed upon the floor
| and each guest was required to see in how
short time he could fan light paper balls
through them. Miss Minnie Norton won the
head prize, a large basket of bonbons. and
| W. Il. Brink the foot prize, basket of pea
nuts. Those present were Misses Gertrude
torrance, Orrie Gould, Genevra jerks.
Maude Coghlan, Anna Campbell Edith Law.
Ella Backuioo, Minnesota Norton. Ethleen
Snow. Jean Evans; Messrs. C. P. Stevens. w
Il. Brink, j. G. Handy. w. L. Bonney. P. R
Showers, G. E. Maxwell, E. n Tuckey, W.
Among the visitors who were seen at the
| contest of Monday were: DR.. George Wells.
pastor of the Plymouth Congregational
| church. Minneapolis; Rev Kincaid. of the
Manchester Judges on delivery; Father Ma
money. of the House of Good Shepherd; Rev.
I. r Allen. of Anoka; T. j. Soares, vice
| president of the interstate association: Por-
| ter j. Neff, who holds the rank of first orator
for the University of Minnesota; Lester
Bentley, OF the University of Minnesota
The Atheneans remembered the father of
/ his country in their society programme of
| last evening" which was the following: Quo
| tatlons from washington; piano duet, Misses
Eva uren and Essie Edwards: essay on
! Washington. Miss Bessie Grant; extracts
| from Irvings biography of Washington. Miss
| Root; solo. Miss Addie Hackett; anecdo ties
| of Washington Miss Orrie Gould; discu sson
OF the merits of Grant and Washington, Miss
Emma Phelps and Miss Isa Coffin; piano
| SOLO, MISS Capltola HiXSon.
! The event of the week. and the social event
! OF the college year. will be the annual recep-
| ton of the graduating class. 1t will be held
| at Hotel Ryan next FRIDAY evening. A brilli-
| ant affair is expected. and the invitation list
| includes beside the faculty and students in
/ the college, the alumni and many frie nds
throughout the state About 300 are expe cled
| Music by one of the leading city orchestra as
| win be given, and the supper will be serve
| IN the ladies' ordinary.
The freshman class enjoyed a class sleigh
! ride Wednesday evening, and made the CITY
ring with their cry of "Rah, rah, boom-la,
boom-la! We're alivel -Whoop 'er up;
Whoop 'er up, '95!'
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Stowe, of Fairmont
were guests of Miss Ethleen Snow, '9S, dur
ing the week. Mr. Stowe was delegate to
the ODD Fellows convention.
Mrs. w. \. Squire. 80 who has been teach
ing in Chippewa Falls. Wis. has accepted
position in the city schools aud will make
her home with Mrs De Rosia
Miss Minnie Norton, who has been absent
at her home in Minnesota City this term on
account of severe attack OF the grip, re-
sumed her studies this week
Miss Kathryn E. Shaw eutert aimed Miss
Ball, of Hastings, Wednesday, who is teach
ing temporarily in the Hancock school
Miss Geneva jerks, 81, ACCOMPANIED by
ton at her home in Saltwater
MISS Carrie Preston, 93, was called TO her
home in Caledonia this week on account of
the serious illness of her father.
Mrs. Ii. 7. Black, who has jus returned
from visit to Louisiana, yeste rday gave
box party at the Metropolitan.
Miss Ruth Kimball left last evening for
Chicago. where she will attend the meetings
OF the Womens Press league.
Mrs S. 5. Loewenberg has returned from the
East nQnja1 nv her dQUCbtnr Mra I
Cohen, of Alpena, Mich.
Miss Emma Johnson of Grotan, S. D.. is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Matte Johnson,
'92, oil hewitt avenue.
Miss Orre Gould has been entertaining
her sister Mrs Gould, of Fairmont, at
ladies hall this week.
Mrs. Wood OF Fairmont visited her
nephews the Bonney brothers, while dele
6 ate to the W. r. c.
Miss Bertha Bell. of New Richmond. Wis
is the guest of the sophomore girls in the
hail for week.
Frank Maxwell, of Appleton. spent the
hrst or the week with his brother, Guy E.
Maxwell, '92.
Mrs. II. H. Bonney. of Faiimont visited
her sons, G. II. and w l.. Bonney. on dur
ing the week.
H. H. Scho6eld, of OrtonvilIe, has been Wis
lung his daughter, Miss Stella Schofield, Oh
this week.
Miss Flora Allen. '92. is taking advantage
OF the short vacation to visit her home in
Anoka.
DIR. Mckinley was present in chapel Friday
morning and conducted the devotional ex-
ercises.
c. A. Mccain took the girls of the sopho-
more class on sleigh ride Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Stella Schoield, '0l, entertained Miss
Fife Peterson, of Minneapolis, during the
week.
Miss Emily Adams. of Minneapolis. visited
Miss Edna Nichols. '95. this week, at ladies'
hall.