St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-07
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

The Browning society gave one OF the
most delightful college social functions of
the year, Friday evening. in the form OF re-
ception and musicale. The main hail and
parlors of the University hall were gay with
hanging draperieS and winding bunting, and
three dainty tables were spread in odd cor
ners for the refreshments. The guests were
the members of the Philamathean society,
the faculty and honorary members OF the
Browning. The musical programme was
rendered in the chapel 1t consisted OF
piano solos, duet and trio vocal duets and
solos. string trio and Rotations. Espec-
tally delightful was the singing OF Miss Ben
ham. She gave the flower song OF Siebel IN
Gounods Faust and as encore, Pincuti's
"Laddie." The flower song was especially
good, and the Rotations remarkable i'll one
who has had no stage training. her voice Is
full, melodious and rich. of good compass.
Miss Whitneys recitation was the most re-
markable thing on the programme. How
Dot Heard the Messiah is a reading of ten
der pathos, in the rendering of which Miss
Whitney is SO charming. Miss Van Doren
played strains from the Messiah in an I'M
dertone. which added much to the effective
ness of the reading. double quartette
sang a medley, which closed the programme
in happy way.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Corothers and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. x. Evans gave a senior class dinner
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs. Evans
| on Minnehaha street The affair was very
elegant. Toasts were responded to class of
03, DR.. j. H Bridgman; "Alma Mater" Miss
Barkaloo; Looking Backward, Miss Camp
bell; Our President, W. L. Bundy: Look
ing Forward" G. E. Maxwell The guests
were Misses Snow, Norton, Campbell. Barka-
loo jerks, Law Evans; Messrs. Dimond.
Stevens, Handy. Bonney, Maxwell, Tuckey,
Barnum. DR.. and Mrs. Bridgman.
Miss Gertrude Torrance, formerly Of the
class of '93, was married to Fred Mason, Of
Worthington. Monday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason are travelling through Wisconsin
and Michigan and will be at home to their
friends at 337 East Robbie street after May 81.
Rev. s. F. Kerfoot and Mrs. Kerfoot SO, of
St. Louis Park, were guests of Miss Hanna
L. Shoemaker the last of the week.
Miss Ethleen Snow, '93 entertained during
| the week Miss Helen Buckley and Miss Hat
| tie Krause, of Mortified.
| Miss Olive Bursell of Elmore, formerly Of
| class '93, is being entertained by the senior
girls at the hall.
Miss Vena Dunlap, 80, of Minneapolis,
| was the guest Of Miss Anna A. Ii. Camp
bell, 90.
7 w. B. Moffat has gone to Chicago to accept
q position as gatekeeper at the fair grounds.
Miss Esther Macomber. of Point Sherman,
Idaho was the guest Of Miss Lillian Siegler.
Mrs. jerks, of saltwater was the guest of
her daughter, Miss Geneva B. jerks, '93.
c. E. Southwick, 81. entertained his father,
| 0. Southwick, from Wells this week.
! George H. Hutton, of Shakopee, is visiting
| his uncle, President Bridgman.
| Miss Manton entertained her sister from
! the state university Friday.
! Miss Minnie Wilson, of Minneapolis. visited
Miss Linda Brown, Tuesday.
| H. G. Chaffe of Minneapolis called upon
| old friends last Thursday
Miss Alice Cressy, o. entertained L. Dart
| of Litchfield, Wednesday.
Alfred Buck, of Mankato, spent the last OF
| the week with friends.
| Miss Shepherd, of Excelsior, visited at the
! hall Friday.