St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-09
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

Prof. and Mrs L. II. Batchelder gave
charming reception TO the students OF the
college classes day evening at their home
on Smelling avenue. The house was prettily
decorated with cut flowers. bowl of frappe
was placed i'll an alcOYe, hung with Japanese
lanterns. i'll the upper hall. Mrs. Griffin pre-
sided at the table in the dining room. Prof.
and Mrs. Batchelder were assisted i'll reeeiv-
ing by DR.. and Mrs. Bridgman and Miss
Shoemaker. The guests were: Glass of '93-
Misses Gould. jerks. Campbell. Evans,
Barkuloo, Norton Law, Snow; Messrs. Bar
num, Maxwell. Dlmond, johnson.
Glass of '94-Misses Ransom. Bell, McCol-
lum, Foss, Schofieid. Chase, Door; Messrs.
SOuthwick, W. W. Brown, BOSNIAN. Wheeler.
Mccain. C. d. Lewis, Snow, j. W. Smith.
Glass of '95-Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Phillips;
Misses Clark Morgan, Cressey, Ella and Ma
bel Gold, Mary Santee, Venestrum, Preston,
Stuart, Montgomery. Kimball; Messrs. l.. w.
Griffin, W. II. Wallace. G. b. kerfoot: Nc
Kay, Kemerer, Hawker. Patchin, Davis, Will
iams, Hitchcock.
Glass of '96-Misses Lassel, Lewis. Dill
Bolton, Waller. Cary. Etfie Lindsay, Bessie
Lindsay, Siegler, Wilhelm, Jennings
U'Ren, Stewart, Everett; Messrs. f. NJ. Dunn,
/. j. Dunn. Dyer. Scott. Lyman, A. j. Wal
lace, Leach, A. ii. Tasker, Veil, E. A. Cooke,
A. s. Griffin.
Misses Grant, Webb, Temper and Wanda
Griffith, Montgomery. Bloomfield, Hurd.
Messrs. Showers, L. A. Montgomery, SO,
Larson; Miss Bostwick. OF Duluth; Mrs.
GeUneIl, OIL N.
Officers for the Home Oratorical association
were elected as follows: President w. H.
Wallace; vice president, t. l.. Phelps; secre-
tary, f. n. Scott; treasurer, Ii. l.. Folsom !;
delegates to the intercollegiate association,
c. f. Southwick, W. Fl. Wallace, s. w.
Kemerer
The Amphictyons entertained the Athenl-
ans in the chapel last evening with Roman
programme. The chapel was arranged as
forum; the members appeared clad IN togas,
and tableaux from Julius Caesar were
given.
D. C. Bell, of Minneapolis. will give his
illustrated lecture on Holland and the
Dutch" under the auspices of the lecture
bureau, next Friday evening. The proceeds
will enter the treasury Of the athletic assocl-
alton.
Miss lisa Coffin. '94 was called 10 her home
in Camden place Tuesday by the sudden
death of her sister, Miss Maggie Coffin. A
large number of the students attended the
funeral Wednesday.
S. ". Douglass left Friday for Knox col
lege, Galesburg H.. TO attend as delegate
the W estern deputation conference of the Y.
Nj. c. a.
The executive session of the intercollegiate
oratorcal association will be held Monday
afternoon at the university.
Mrs Everett, twho has been visiting her
daughter. Miss Maize Everett, '06, returned to
| her home in Battle Lake.
public instruction. was college visitor Tues
day.
Miss Bostwick of Duluth. is visiting her
| cousin, Mrs NJ. j. Griffin, of Taylor avenue.
Mrs H.. II. Bonney, of Fairmont is the
| guest of her daughter Miss Jessie Bonney.
r. d. Samuels. of the Northwestern uni
verslty was a campus visitor Friday.
| Frank w Leavitt of the state university,
was a campus visitor Friday.
Miss Edua Darnley, of Highland, is visiting
| her cousin. Miss Boyd, 96.
Miss Mabel Stuart. 90 has returned from
| her home i'll saltwater.
| Ed Miller of the state university, visited
| his sisters last Sunday.
/ Charles Jones, of Hudson, visited Jay
| Hamilton this week.
Andy Ritau, from Cumberland, Wis, has
| entered school.
| Jay s. Hamilton. returned from Hudson
hthis week
Is C. P Montgomery, '95. went to St. Peter
+, Saturday.
| C. II. Stocking is visiting at his nome in
| Duluth.
| j. c. Handy, '93. is spending the week in
Wells.