St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

The presentation Of public programme is
an annual affair with the literary societies.
and that given Friday evening by the
Philomatheans was fully up to the high
standard they have set other years The
presidents address was made by W. w.
Barnum, followed by biographical sketch.
Count De Lesseps," from II. L. St. Clair,
comprehensive paper on The great French
man and the Panama canal. &. E. Maxwell
rendered The Spectre Pig" from Holmes.
in a sero-comique style which was very
awesome and very funny The delighted
audience demanded an encore, and q little
sketch in Bret Harte style was given. E. n.
Tuckeys essay on THE Labor Problem"
was paper showing deep thought
ana research. Abraham Lincoln"
was the subject of an Grafton by s. D. Rob-
inson. and was an eloquent, enthusiastic eu-
lOgy of the saviour Of his country. The PhilOS
have always been noted for their music, and
for this programme it was indeed fine.
Music was given by quartette composed of
G.. E. Maxwell, r. o. LaWracon, E. n.
Tuckey and j. 5. Hamilton, and number of
encoreS were demanded; >. 5. hamilton
gave solo. Princutis The Bugler." Mr..
Hamilton's voice is pleasing basso of
smooth rotundiGy and melodiously liquid in
the low chest register. AS an encore De
Kovens winter Lullaby was given. The
paper ''Ollo POdrida, edited by g. d. Lewis
ana B. N. Wheeler, was a very well arranged
journal with instructive articles, Il few jokes
and q delightful scarcity of would-be jokes.
The sophomore class believe in taking time
by the forelock ond Friday afternoon elected
Il staff of editors to prepare the junior annual
for next year. The editor-in-ehief is G. n.
Phillips assisted by 5. w. KemeTer, Miss
Carrie Preston, Miss Edith Montgomery and
Miss Mabel Gold. The other members OF the
staff are: Business manager, G. A. Patchin;
solicitor, G. z. Montgomery; assistant solic-
itor, E. II. Wallace; artist, E. NJ. Mckay; as
sistants, Miss Jennie Vennestrum and Miss
Ella Gold.
The sophomore class held a party in the
parlors of the university hall last evening.
PhilOpmna was the game of the evening, and
the following programme was carried out:
Piano solo, Miss Jennie Morgan; Rotations,
Miss Alice Cressey and Miss Edith Mont
gomery: duet, Misses Stuart and Walker;
duet, Messrs. kerfoot and Hamilton; piano
solo, l.. E. Griffin.
Mrs Mabel R. Squire, SO, will entertain
the Shakespeare club at the house of Mrs.
Sared Scar, Oh Hewitt avenue, next Monday
evening"
DMrs A. T. jerks, of Saltwater. was the
guest of her daughter Miss Genevra B.
jerks, 93 at the hall the first of the week.
The Athenean society will give its annual
public programme in the university chapel
next Thursday evening
Miss Lena W Putnam OF. of Anoka, was
the guest of Mrs. z. F. Lindsay, 81, the first
of the week.
Il. E. Lewis, of the state school at Owa
this week.
Miss Mile Shep herd, of Excelsior, visited
her sister, Minnie shepherd, the first Of the
week.
Miss Rose Johnson entertained the JUNIORS
at her home OH Hewitt avenue last evening.
Miss Vana NJ Dunlap, 30, of Minneapolis
attended the Philo public Friday evening
The sophomore class gave their declama-
ton i'll the chapel Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Rose Cornish, of Minneapolis, called
on her friends at the hall last Thursday.
Rev. G. N Remission, of Annandale, was
campus visitor during the week.
Miss Hattie FELTON,, of Minneapolis, was the
guest of Miss Bolton Friday.
Miss Bertha Bell entertained her uncle,
from Merriam Park. Friday.
NJ D. Bolton, of Minneapolis, spent last
Saturday with his sister.
F. F. Lindsay entertained Mr. Russell, of
Minneapolis, Sunday.
Miss Jayne Davis has been entertaining
Miss Tyler of Tracy.
Miss King. of st. Paul. was the guest of
friends Friday.