St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-29
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

Rev. Tn omaSJ McClary Will give one of his
humorous lectures next Tuesday evening in
the university chapel. under the auspices of
the Hamline university lecture bureau. The
subject will be The Philosophy OF AFun,
or When We Laugh. How We Laugh, and
What We Laugh At" Mr.. McClarys lect-
ures are rippling with amusement. He is
an inimitable delineator OF the comical, a
true relative of Nye and Riley. He is pastor
of the Bates Avenue NJ. b. church, and when
III the pulpit his long, solemn face gives no
lntimation of the keen sense of the ludicrous
with which nature has endowed him. His
lectures are all outlet for this, and are al
ways side-splitting.
The Oratorcal association met Tuesday
and elected officers to fill vacancies: Vice
president, II. l.. st. Clair; secretary, E. II.
Wallace: treasurer, S. w. Douglass. The
contest will take place about the middle of
February, and the following will enter the
forum: c. 2. Montgomery. E. n. Tucker,
w. l.. Banney, C. p. Stevens, b. y. Wheeler.
c. II. Mccain, G. E. Maxwell, Miss Evans.
A party of students went to st. Louis Park,
Minneapolis. Friday evening, where Rev. S.
L. Kerfoot 'S9, is pastor Of the NJ. L. church.
Those taking part i'll the programme were
the Misses HiXson, Miss Jean k. Evans Miss
Genevra jerks, Miss Wanda Griffith; A. H.
Tacker, q. b. KertoOt, &. Z. Maxwell, E. n.
Tuckey, j. 5. Hamilton.
Thursday was the day set apart for prayer
for colleges. 1t was observed at The univer-
sity at the noondav prayer meeting. which
was conducted by Rev. f. B. Cowgirl, Rev.
William Hawley and DR.. &. ii. Brldgman.
The II. Z. quartette was entertained at the
home of Mr. Tice in Minneapolis, Wedne es-
day evening. The quartet:e and their ladies
were the following: Misses Wanda Griffith,
Jean Evans, Ema and Cap Aixcon.
Mrs Mabel R. Squire, SD, entertained the
Shakespeare club at the home of Mrs. Jared
Spear, Monday evening. 1t will meet with
MlSSTempe Griffith tomorrow evening, and
begin the study of Henry VIII.
The Athenean society gave public pro-
gramme of music and recitaIlOns and essays
i'll the chapel Tuesday evening, which was
one of the best programmes presented in lit
erary work this year
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N Phillips entertained
the Merry GO club at dinner saturday. Those
present were Misses La Sale. Jessie Walker,
Mabel A. Stewart Carrie Preston, Jennie
Nenuestrum.
large number of students attended the
reception given at the Y. NJ. c. A. home in
Minneapolis Wednesday evening. ca
was chartered for the trip and about ninety
attended.
Rev. Hansom pastor of the Forest Heights
NJ E. church, Minneapolis, conducted the
religious exercises i'll the chapel Friday
morning, and made short address to the
students.
Miss Stella Schofield, '94 accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. A. j SchoHeld, of Orton-
vile. is visiting over Sunday with her aunt at
Newport. s'~ -i
Miss Rose Johnson'aud Jay Hamilton took
part in q pupils recital at the home of Mrs.
Ella LamDerson, in the city, Saturday after
noon.
s. W. Douglass left Saturday for Winnie
bago City, where he will visit Parker college
i'll the interest of \. NJ. G. A. work.
Rev. j. n. Martin, pastor at st. Paul Park,
and one of The conference visitors. was
campus visitor last saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Schofield, of Ortonville, is visit
ing her daughter, Miss Stella Schoheld, 94, at
the Marguerite club rooms.
E. A. Torrance of Wort thngton was the
guest of his daughter Miss Gertle Torrance,
'93, this week.
Miss Dill, Of Prescott Wis, has been visit
ing her cousin Miss Eleanor Dill, '96, at
ladies hail.
Miss Nellie Sylvester, 90 was called home
Friday by the serious illness of her sister i'll
Plainview.
Miss Mary N. Treadwell, of st. Peter. was
the guest of Miss Cora B. Montgomery last
Tuesday.
Harvey Law, of New Richmond. Wis, Wis
tied her daughter, Miss Edith Law, '93. this
week
Arthur Kelley of st. Paul, visited his
cousin, Miss Bertha Bell '94, at the ladies'
hall.
The Merry Go club entertained Miss Marie
Evarts and Miss Adele Foster at dinner Fri
day.
Misses Elsie aud Gertie Gibbs, of the state
university, visited A. W. Brown Monday.
Mrs F. Davis of Goodhue, is visiting her
daughter, Miss Minnie Davis.
Miss Nixson has been entertaining friend
from Hector during the week.
Harry Folsom is at his home in Taylor s
Falls for a few days.
Paul Lathrop is spending Sunday at his
home in Hastings.
Fred Macon of st. Paul. visited friends
during the week.
E. II. Mckay returned Monday from his
trip to Scotland.
Miss Gates is making her home in Union
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