St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-10

guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ]. Harrington. LAST
Tuesday.
Harry Congdon, of Grand Forks, spent the
first of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. E. o.
Parks.
R. c. Gross. of Pennington, visited ]. C.
Handy, 90 and s. d. Robinson during the
week.
Mrs. A. Moore, of Minneapolis. was the
guest of Mrs. Jared Spear during the week.
j. Gossnell of West Superior. has been
spending the week with Mrs E. F. Brown.
Mrs. Clyde l. Warner has been entertain
ing Miss Ella Beach. of Fort Dodge, 10.
William R. Gaylord of st. Cloud. was the
guest of Mrs. E. F. Brown last week.
Miss Marguerite E. Young IS visiting with
her sister in Buffalo.
The Loyal Legion met Friday afternoon in
the town hall.
COLLEGE CHIPS.
Inc university opened Tuesday with nearly
all of last terms students returned and q
larger new registration than any winter OPEN
ing theJ college has yet witnessed. Many
or the new students are members of the
freshmen class. making it strong in numbers
and OF course the banner class of the school
The seven senior ladies have returned for the
last time, as there is no vacation given be-
tween the winter and spring terms only the
long home stretch, frightened by the thought
OF the June commencement day at the end
Inc winter term Is always full of good
things for the intellectual aud social man.
present their annual public programmes the
! home oratorical contest is scheduled for Feb
ruary, and is causing much interest from the
facl that the ladies will enter for the first
time Then there is the Hodgson prize eou-
test. restricted to members of the senior
class. and CHIEF OF all. the senior reception.
which the prep and freshman novice looks
upon as a thing of wonder and memory
forever, and where the alumni inspects the
ranks OF the undergraduates and congrat-
uiates himself on having such an alma
mater.
The list of officers for the Athenian society
for this term includes the following: Presi-
dent Miss Harriet Foss, 81; vice president,
Miss Edith Low, 90; secretary. Miss Ella
Gold. '95; treasurer, Miss Alice Cressey. '95:
pianist, Miss Capttola Hixon; executive com
mittee. Misses Edith Law '93; Mabel Gold.
20, and Ellen Wright, %.
The Browning society installed the follow
ing oflcers last evening for the winter
term President, Miss Blanche Leland 90:
vice president, Miss Kathryn Show, 81: sec
rotary, Miss May Everett: treasurer. Miss Jen-
me Nennestrum, 9); executive committee,
Misses Snow, Matte johnson. 81, Minnie
SouthWick
The rink was flooded for the first time this
week, and the ringing of skates will cause
some neglecting of studies, which the fresh
air viii mend, for ii IS universal that college
students neglect their constitutOnals
Miss Blanche Eames. 81. of Red Wing. was
the guest OF friends at ladies' hail Friday, OH
her way to Eau Claire, WIS., where she has a
position III the public school.
Miss Biance j. Morgan. 30, returned to her
school in Marshall this week, after spending
her vacation with her sister, Miss Jennie
Morgan, %
". II. Wallace and S. ". Douglas returned
Tuesday from Marshall, where they have
been holding evangelistic services.
Miss Carrie A. Case, 90. has been seriously
| Ill this week al the home of her aunt Mrs. W
[. Rich. on Hewitt avenue.
Miss Ocrie Gould, from Paramount has re-
joined the juniors, and VIII com plete the
course with them.
Miss Eta Webb entertained a party of
friends Tuesday evening at her home on
Pascal avenue.
Charles montgomery returned the first OF
the week from holiday visit at his old home
in st. Peter.
Robert Pollock, a former student, was a
visitor with W. W. Bainum, 90, the last Of
| the week
Miss Mamie Stevens has been entertaining
friends from FERGUS Falls during the week
Dugald Cree spent the holidays with
| friends at Fergus Pals