St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-22
HAMLINE COLLEGE.
Sayings, Doings and Gossip of the
EniuorSi.v STUDENTS

University students.
DIR. and Mrs. W. H. CarotherS gave charm
ing party to the junior class Friday evening
at their home on Hewitt avenue: Inc rooms
were profuSely decorated with roses, the
fragrant blossoms being scattered in dainty
vases all through the apartments. lhe en-
tertaiument was an art evening, each guest
being given the name Of animal sub rosa the
likeness OF which he was to draw, ana the
one guessing the nearest 10 what was III
tended received a prize. Miss Edith Law
saw the most reSembldrceS between the
names and drawings and so was gwen
dainty iyOrine box, lined with amber SIX,
and with two yellow ISnarleS painted on the
lid mid fur-gei-me-notS. Aliss LA Barkuloo
for her lack of Geological knowledge Cd
tanned a child'S book or animals 10 study:
The souvenirs wee decorated squares III
iyorine folded in co,nucopia style Re
fresimeuts wefe served by Miss Grant and
y. ) Larson. Mrs. k. ~. Evans and Mr..
and Mrs Norris assisted in entertaining.
The guests were Misses Webb. Montgomery,
Gould, Evans, Law. Barkuioo. Coghan.
Bruck. C. H inney, Tuckey, Dimond. W.
L. Bonney. Maxwell, Handy, stevens, bar
mum and Johnson.
The oratorical association has elected the
following officers: President c. K. South
wick; vice president, Miss Jean Evans; sec
rotary. w. H. Wallace; treasurer Miss Edna
Nichols. A committee was appointed to con-
fer with one from the state university to
draft constitution for the state association.
c. E. Maxwell Z. \. TucGer aud j. {.
Miller were selected.
Prof. +. ". Merriam will give piano re-
cital next Tuesday afternoon i'll the music
room of the university hall Those giving
numbers are Misses CapitOle HiXSon. Emma
Wettergreen, Cora Wilhemij, Winnie Warner,
George Montgomery snd l.. +. Griffin
Mrs. George H. Bridgman returned Satur-
dav morning from Omaha where she had
Joined DIR. Bridgman, who is attending the
session of the NJ. 4. conference as delegate.
The seniors and sophomores are planning
for picnic to be Celebrated when Jupiter
PluYius desiSts. 1t will probably take place
next Saturday at Smell lake.
The senior examinations closed Friday,
and they will have a rest OF two weeks before
The ruse of commencement week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Blaisdell, who has been visit
ing her son, j. H. Blaisdell, returned Friday
10 her homo in Farm ont.
Prof. and Mrs. E. F. MearRle moved Tues
dav to Minneapolis, where they have apart
ments in the Hotel Savoy.
B. H. Whitmore, of Cations Commercial
college. called upon Miss Alice Webb, 80, at
Ladies' hall Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Underwood is spending the
Sunday at Albert Lea college, where she was
formerly a student.
Miss Bessie Grant entertained party of the
students at her home on Minnehaha avenue
Saturday evening.
Miss H. L. shoemaker is spending a few
days with Miss lisa Coffin, at her home III
Camden place.
Misses Esse and Edna Edwards, OF Wood
lawn Park, spent the first of the week in
Minneapolis.
Miss Stella Schofeld, '94 is visiting Miss
Franc Potter at the state university.
The jnnior class gave essays and OratIOns
in chapel Thursday afternoon.