St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-06
HAML1NE COLLEGE CHIPS.

The membership of the boarding club
started by the young men OF the university
mas become so numerous as 10 leave the
ladies' hall garrlsoned at meal time by but
handful of the sex invincible. Doubtless
the suffers supply will not diminish so rap
idly and the girls may develop sufficient
muscle to hold the fort valiantly. mourn
full celebration of this departure was held III
the university book room Wednesday after
noon by the members of the table over
which Miss Snow presides. There was
superabuIdance of goodies, and number Of
toasts full of feeling were responded to:
Our Boys" Miss Snow; Our Parting ii.
b. Folsom; "Our Last Supper" Il. l.. Phelps.
Miss Eta Webb gave q delightful Hal
lowe'en party Monday evening at her home
on Pascal avenue. The rooms were beaut-
fully decorated with roses and the character
lstlc games with weird ghost stories amused
the guests. Hidden authers was played,
MISS Hattie Foes winning the head prize, a
daintily bound copy of THE Scarlet Letter.
while Miss Hattie Door. for foot prize, was
given fish line with finny attached.
The preparatory and special students will
hold spread in the university chapel next
Friday evening, An elaborate programme
is being pre- pared for the mental man ana
more elaborate menu for the physical man.
1t is the big event in the prep life; senior
receptions and commencement are nowhere,
for every lad and lassie in prepdom considers
the. annual banquet especially for him ana
under his personal supervision.
The senior Halloween party was given in
the university nall. Games and ghost stories
We're enjoyed after the supper, which was
served at $3.50, when Miss Barkiloo toasted
THE Boys" MIR. Handy responded, and
Miss Evans told of HalloW' zen frol1os. Then
the trembling crowd crept up the dark stairs
to the belfry, where Miss Campbell, witch.
revealed the vapory future.
The freshmen gave an informal party in
the university parlors last evening About
fN1l
was presented: Piano duet, Misses Waller
and Sylvester; reading. Harry 3. Daniel
song. Miss Kimbali; reading Miss Lewis
vocal duet, Miss Shepherd, Miss Dill; banjo
solo, H. L. Moody.
The Browning society gave one of their
best programmes last evening. IL was an art
evening with quotations from Ruskin, talk
on 7. b. Walkers art gallery, Miss Bell;
Comparison OF Ancient and Modern Art, =
Miss Hurd; New York Art students
League" Miss Vennestrum.
THE sophomeres held their Hollowe en-
festivities i'll the university hail. and in
dulged in the customary ptanks and tricks.
THE Athenean society gave a military pro
gramme last evening, including a novel
broom brigade led by Miss Schofeld.
Mrs. Greene, of Maple Plain, has been visit
ing her neices, Miss Blanche Morgan, 81;
Miss Jennie Morgan, '95.
Miss Chase. '94 and Miss Foss, 94, have
gone to Mankato as delegates TO the Y. W..
G. A. state convention.
Miss Stewart, '96, entertained Miss Baldwin,
of Saltwater aguest delegate to the EpWorth
League convention.
Miss Stuart, of saltwater, is visiting her
sister, Miss Mabel Stuart '96, as delegate to
the convention.
Hon. E. E. Corliss, of Fergus Falls, visited
his daughter, Miss Jennie Coriss, at the hall
this week.
Miss Grace Jennings entertained Mrs.
Grayum and Miss Laura E. Doak, OF ST. Paul,
Miss Bessie s. Clapp. of New Richmond,
Wis, is visiting friends at the hall.
G.. B. Kerfoot spent Monday in Pennington
and attended Halloween party.
E. c. Campbell, 81 and 1872. of Harvard, was
a campus visitor last Wednesday
Miss Boyd, '95, had as guest this week
Mrs. La Rok, of PlainvieW.
Miss Geneva jerks, '03, is at her home in
saltwater.
T.. N. Scott, of North Dakota, has returned
to school.