St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-02
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

The juniors gave the initial reception of
the year in college life last Friday evening in
honor of the freshmen. who are their especial
proteges for the remaining two years The
main hall of the university building was
draped in the college colors-gray and red
while the parloIs were hung with the classic
blue and gold-the colors of 81. The recep-
ton committee were Misses Schotield and
Coffin, Messrs. Rossman and McCann.
Shadow pictures were thrown upon a screen
reminiscent of those delightful childish days
when Mother Goose reigned supreme in the
Intellectual realm. Miss Nichols gave
q reading, and several songs were sung
by a double quarlette. consisting of
Misses Schoteld, Chase, Foss and Coffin /:
Messrs. Rossman. st. Clair, Wheeler and
Snow. Souvenirs OF the occasion were tiny
bells, kettles etc. Tables were spread i'll the
long hall. and the guests were paired by
drawing slips, when Mr. Micawber ate sup
per with Mrs: Micawber, Romeo with Juliet
Prince Albert with Queen Vic, etc. G. D.
Lewis acted as postmaster and Misses SchO-
field and Dill, Messrs. Mccain and Douglass
made responses The guests of the evening:
Misses Lindsay, Wllheimi, Dill. Kerry. Everts
Stewart Bolton, Boyd, Weher. Sylvester,
Seager Jennings, Foster: La Selle, Kinball,
Lewis, Shepard, Lloyd, U'Ren, Coffin. Ran
son Cease. McCollum. Schofeld, Foss, Whit
ney, Nichols; ,Messrs. Vail. Daniel, Brown,
Dyer, Dunn, Tenney, DAVIS, McClain, Tasker.
Douglass, Phelps. Leech, Wallace, Moody,
Treg, Stocking, Sanderson, Lyman, Wheeler,
Southwick. Lewis Brown, Rossman, St Clair
Miller
The Browning society gave programme
on Whittier i'll their society hall last even
ing. They have secured several new men,
bers. among them Misses Sylvester, Sieg-
Ter. Benham. Shepherd, Kerry Bolton, Boyd,
NehleI. Little and Stewart.
DR.. >. j. Ransom. OF Dodge Center was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs Mabel Squire, 'S9,
and Miss Mary Ransom. "a. He was accom-
panied by his son, George E. Ransom, who
has entered the medical department of the
state university.
'.Dickinsn was the leading topic in the
Athenean society last evening. Among the
new girls who have decided to cast
their lot with the Greeks are Misses Bonney,
DAVIS, Lloyd, Kimball, Tacker, Evans, Webb
and Wallace
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Miss Kathryn Z. Show, '92, to II. X. Vernon,
of Chicago. The ceremony will take place
in Minneapolis at the home of the bride S
aunt, "Wednesday evening, Oct Il.
Ambrose +. Grant, formerly of 80. and
Miss Rilla Belle Overfeld were married at the
home of the brides parents in Elma, To-,
Sept y.
sister, Mrs. j F. Kingsland. IS, at North
Branch. early in the week.
Miss Ethleen Snow, '91, had as her guest
the first of the week Miss Anthony. of Car
Teton college, Northfeld.
Prof. and Mrs. E. F. Mearkle have re-
at Mrs. It. j. Hurds
Miss Mary n. Treadwell, of ST. Peter, was
the guest of Miss Cora B. Montgomery the
first OF the week.
The athletic association met FRIDAY and
among other things decided to purchase new
base ball suits. )
Mr.. Meggs, of ST. Paul. Will address the Y
Nj. c. A. this afternoon at 3:30 in the chapel.
Miss May Whitney, '05. entertained Miss
Cora Reed, of Glencoe the first of the week
Miss Edna Nichols, of Minneapolis. is The
guest OF her former classmates the juniors.
Mrs. f. f. Lindsay is spending TWO weeks
at the home OF her parents in Luverne.
Fred l.. BeCkley received visit from his
father, from Payuesville. Wednesday,
Miss Hester Clark, '95 entertained her
father, from Ortonville, last Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. S. NJ. Kemerer, of Olivia, are
visiting their son. Sam Kemerer, '95.
Miss Wehler entertained her father from
P.allivieW the first OF the week. II
c. S. Hawker, 95, visited at his home ia
DelGno over Sunday.