St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-13
HAMLINE COLLEGE.

The event of the year in prepdom is the
annual press banquet, and this was given
Friday evening i'll the university chapel,
which had been elaborately decorated for the
occasion with rich draperies. rugs, cut flow
ers, etc, forming large reception hall. In
this the committee, composed of Misses Jes-
sic Garyin, Florence Webb, Ida Wenger,
Eta Hale, Prudence Tasker, NJ 1ssrS X. o.
Lawrason, A. S. Richardson, f. G. Barnes,
Fred Beckley, S. D. Robinson, received the
almost innumerable props, clad i'll their best
gowns. and shining with all the brilliancy of
seniors. musical and literary pro
gramme was given. consisting of piano
solo, George Montgomery; presidents
address, F. G. Barnes conIralto SOLO. Hiss
Bantam; reading, r. o. Lawrason; cornet
solo, Miss Jayne Davis. After refreshments,
which were composed chiefly OF sweets for
the sweet" the POSTMASTER, B. A. Shuman,
announced the following toasts; 1.-THE
Faculty, Mr.. Manley; Our Folks and Other
Folks" Miss Prudence Tasker: Press at
Work" A. L.. Richardson; Our Ladies,
Miss Ruth Davis. scraps, 5. d. Robinson.
Altogether prepdom proved that it is very
important element IN the college.
The Y NJ c. A. week of prayer will be
fifty observed by the local chapter. This
morning Rev. F. B. Corngill will preach
from the chapel pulpit sermon especially
for young men. The MONDAY prayer meet
ngs will be devoted especially to this topic
with sub-topics and speakers as follows:
Monday, What Have Young Men Done ami
Are Dong, ". II. Wallace: Tuesday, Needs
of Special Work Among Young Men, j c.
Miller; Wednesday, Young Men in Mission
Work. Is. A. Shuman; Thursday, Young
Men in Minnesota" c. D. Lewis; Friday,
Our Own Young Men," S. W. Douglass
The sermon of next Sunday will be on the
same topic, but the speaker is not yet Sc
cured.
Prof aud Mrs Milton j. Griffin threw open
their home on Taylor avenue Friday evening
TO the sophomore class of which their son,
l.. e. Griffin, is a member. very delightful
time was enjoyed. The guests were Misses
Hector Clark, Jennie Morgan, Edith Mont
gomery, Besse Grant Ella Little, Mabel Gold,
Ella Gold, Alice C1essey, Jessie Walker,
Mabel Stuart, Jennie Vennestium. Ida San
tee, May Santee, Lizzie Kimball; Messrs. E.
II. Wallace, W: Fl. Wallace j. E. Davis. G. r.
Montgomery, j. b. Kerfoot F. w. Reeves, j..
E. Williams. C. s. Hawkes.. L. E. Griffin
The Fl: U. quartette is planning for a short
tour during the week of Thanksgiving Ray
D. Youngman, of st. Paul, will accompany
them as solo banjoist, and A. H. Fasker will
give several readings. The quartette is com
posed of the best voices in the college. G. B.
Kerfoot, second tenor; E. n. Tuckey, first
base: j. s. Hamilton, SECOND base. The trip
planned includes four Wisconsin towns.
Cumberland, New Richmond, Shell Lake and
Hudson.
Evans, '93, visited Miss Grace jerks at North
field and witnessed the game of Saturday be-
tween Carleton college and the Hamllne
team.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Mckinney, of Superior,
visited Mrs. McKinney's sister, Miss Ruth
Davis, before joining their praying band in
Minneapolis
Miss Bertha Frost, of the state medical
school. formerly member OF class '03. was
the guest of Miss May Whitney, 94, during
the week
Prof and Mrs. Van Dyke, of Wabasha,
were guests of Misses Wehler and Boyd at
the la lies hall last Sunday.
Rev. S. F. Kerfoot 49, of ST. Louis Park,
visited his brother, George b. Kerfoot, 95,
yesterday
Charles Jones, of Hudson formerly a
student, was q campus visitor during the
week.
Roberts, after a weeks visit at the ladi es'
hall.
Miss Gertrude !. Farrance has returned
from a visit at her home in Worthington.
Mrs e. P. Huntington. of New Richmond d,
is visiting her ne;ce, Miss Edith Law, '93.
Miss Maude Coaghlan is the guest of Miss
Grace Silvernail on Western avenue.
j. S. Hamilton spent last Sunday at Hud-
son, Wis, the guest of Cohan Jones.
Miss Race Cornish of Minneapolis. was
guest at the ladies' hall Thursday.
Miss Stella Schofield, Oh is spending a few
days with her aunt at Newport.
Miss Barnes. OF Duluth, visited Miss Cary
at the hall during the week.
Miss Onie Gould returned Saturday from
her home in Farlbault
Walter Rhame, of Minneapolis, was a cam
pus visitor Friday.
jay S. Hamilton is visiting at his home in
Cumberland.
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