St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-25
SENIOR SYMPOSIUM.
Hamline Expectants Make
Merry in Their Annual
Reception.
The Hotel Ryan the Brilliant
- Scene of Their Fes-
tivity.
Students, Faculty and Friends
We're the OCCASIONS
Benefieiaries.
Some Of the Brilliant Cos.
tunes Seen and a List
Of the Guests.

Hotel Ryan was bright and brilliant
last night with the younger portion of
the intellect of the city. The senior
class of Hamline university gave its an
nual reception to the students faculty
| and friends of the institution. The
the first of the evening, where the class
was stationed to receive its friends, who
were introduced by c. P. NJ ontgomery,
of the sophomore class. DR.: and Mrs.
G. II. Bridgman assisted In receiving.
The class numbers seventeen, and are
the following: Misses jerks, Camp
bell, Gould. Evans, Norton, Barkuloe,
Snow, Torrance, Law; Messrs. Handy.
Tuckey, Maxwell, Bonuey, Johns OH,
Barnum, Dimond and Stevens.
The Wesley orchestra, of Minneapo-
lis, was stationed in a convenient place
to discourse sweet strains for the prom
enade, and even prim Methodist feet
elaborate collation. was served i'll the
ladies' ordinary, and the whole evening
was passed i'll merry conversation and
society.
Elegant FOflettes.
L
of the ladies of the class being especially
chic.
Miss Gould-Black silk and lace. en-
traine, Vatican pleat in the back head
ed with jet ornament. The bodice was
edged with jet tabller, cut decollete
long black gloves; Puritan roses.
Miss Torrance-Pale blue LanSdOW ne
demi traine; bodice edged with pearl
paSSementerie; large breteileS; Puritan
roses.
Miss Law-Black silk. with jet, high
bodice; yellow gloves; Catherine Mer-
met roses.
Miss jerks wore very elegant toilet
of white China silk and brocade; UNI
brella skirt, with slight trail. The
dress was garniShed with point lace;
white gloves and slippers, diamonds and
Marechal Mel roses.
Miss Barkuloo-Brown cloth and vel
vet; shoes and gloves to match; La
France roses.
Miss Norton-Brown peau de sole,
slight train and high bodice; Marguer-
< ite cUrslet, trimmed with iridescent pas
sementerie, Bennett roses.
Miss Snow-POmpadour silk, en-
traine; green velvet. bretelles, poin t
lace; Mermet roses. ~"
Miss Evans-Black silk, umbrella
skirt, Ell traine, round decollete bodice:
pink gloves and slippers; La France
roses.
Miss ampbell-Brocade sage-green
silk, demi-train, pointed waist with vest
of velvet, cut V shaped, empire sleeves:
mode gloves and slippers; Jack roses.
Among the Guests.
Among the invited guests froIo Mn
neapoliS were MAYOR EuStiS. Mrs G., II.
Fowler, MIR. Fowler. Mrs. G. w. Wilson.
DR.. French, Ed Miller, Rev. and Mrs. j.
B. Hingeley, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Young, Miss Wort,
Miss Mabel Lewis, Harry Lewis, Miss
Edna Nichols. DR.. and Mrs. S. Kard,
Fred Campbell, Miss Minnie Wilson,
Miss Hattie Dean, Misses Slocum, G. III.
Socum, MIR. and Mrs. James Slocum, G.
P. Berkey. Mrs. l.. j. Manning, Mr..
and Mrs. t. B. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. c:
V. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Evans, James II. Evans, Walter Wilson.
From st. Paul: Gov. and Mrs. Mel
Kiehle, Rev. and Mrs. s. B. Warner.
F. B. Kellogg, Miss Lou Diener, Mr..
and Mrs. James Compton. Miss Margaret
Compton. William Compton, Mrs.
Nettle Smith, Mrs. j. M. Nc
Griggan, Miss Frona Barnum,
Fred Mason, Frank Green, Fred Lang,
Frank Hosmer, E. G. Campbell, R. ID.
Youngman. Rev. and Mrs. Grose, Farm
ington; Miss Minnie Ellingson. Ed FL
lingson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Goodrich,
Eden Prairie; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dean, Bloomington; Miss Jennie Max
well, Miss Alice Maxwell, Apple
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Evans Paul II. Evans, Owatonna;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Evans. Fergus Falls;
Miss Hanna Marshall, Northtield; Miss
May Bartholomew, Miss Eta Torrance,