St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-05
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ored custom OF speaking their pieces COM
mencement day. and i'll their stead an orator
chosen from the front rank of Methodist
speakers will deliver an address. Eastern
colleges have been gradually doing away
with the graduating essays and orations,
which SAVIOR strongly of the high school, and
at the best are feeble or ford attempts on
the part of crude immature thinkers to deal
with weighty problems of the universe, be-
You'd their depth ana years. And when the
class is large in numbers it is a
tedious thing both to themselves and
to the audience tolisten for three
hours to eighteen or twenty essays.
Bishop Fowler, the leading pulpit orator of
the Methodist clergy, deep and logical
thinker. brilliant forensic debater and
broad and liberal man. has been invited by
the faculty of the university to deliver the
University address. Bishop Fowler is the.
residing prelate of this diocese. and the uni
versity hOnorS itself in its choice of SO cap
able Il man.
The programme for the Amphietyon public
next Saturday night is the following: Piano
solo, q. IL. Tenney; address, A. W. Dimond;
recitation, w Fl. Wallace banjo solo, II. L.
Moody; paper "Satellite,'' E. H. Wallace;
music, Amphietyon quartette; music, Banjo
and Guitar club; discussion authorship of
shakespeare Plays" C. A. Mccain, W. L.
Banney: music, vocal duet E. C. RoSsman
and &. Is. KerfOot: mock debate, A. II.
Tasker, G.. II. Chisholm; recitation, C. E.
Southwick; music. octette.
me young IauleS nave De6n formed 1QtO
classes in the gymnasium this week and are
zealously developing their muscles under the
guidance of Mr.. kuighn, gymnasium in
strucIor. Many of the Delsarte movements
are given, and special exercises for heart and
lungs will be permitted under advisement.
rhe Philamathean and Browning societies
will hold joint meeting in the large hail of
the university next Friday evening. An
old-fashioned spelling school, with the girls
on one side and the boys on the other, in
h,., 10 1rt Tho nrE
the evening, and much merriment is autici-
pated.
Miss Tempe Griffith will entertain the
Shakespeare club at her home on Hewitt av-
enue Monday evening. The meeting was
adjourned last week in order that the mem
bers might attend the lecture on Greece by
Prof. G s. Innis at the c. L. S. G.
Miss Clara Hinton, of Chicago, is the guest
of Mrs. F. T. Lindsay, OF, on Capitol avenue
MISS Hinton is one of the leading con,ralto
singers of Chicago, and has delighted Ham
line audiences with her smooth rich voice.
Dr.. q. s. Innis talked in very interesting
way about his travels in Greece at the Cha
tauqua circle Monday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs George H. Hazard.
the lecture of Rev. Thomas McClary on
THE PhilO ophy of Fun was very entertain
ing and well attended despite the bad
weather.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Gerhard, of Belling-
ham, visited MIR. Gebhards mother, Mrs. j.
G. Miller "a, on their wedding trip.
D. S. j. Ransom, OF Dodge Center. was the
guest OF his daughters Miss Mary Ransom,
a. and Mrs. NJ. r. Squires, S9.
gospel temperance meeting, under the
auspices of the ". G. T. L., will be held in
the town hall this afternoon.
The Browning society discussed the worlds
fair i'll its various aspects at their meeting in
the society hall last evening.
Miss May Bartholomew, a former student
N iS
to visit friends this week.
Miss Nettie Sylvester returned Saturday
from Plainview, where she was summoned
by the death of her sister
The Amphictgon society Will give its an
nUal public next Saturday night in the uni
versity chapel
Mrs. f. L. Allard will entertain the LINN
s. Thursday afternoon at her home in Wood
lawn Park.
Prof. j. 5. Garvin gave lecture Friday
evening in Masonic hail on THE Science of
Elocution."
Mrs E. P. c. Fowler returned last week
from Georgia, where she has been spending
the winter.
Miss Winifred Hoyt visited the first of the
week with Mrs. j. +. Kingsland, 'SS, in Min
neapolis.
The W. c. T. U. will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. G. Ii. Hazard on Simpson
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Henderson are visiting
with their daughter, Mrs. Konantz, SO in the
city.
Miss Anthony, of Carleton college, North
field, is the guest of Miss Ethleen Snow, '93.
Harry I. Coleman, of Barron Wis, was the
guest OF F. c. Massey the first of the week
Miss Bessie Hamilton, of Cumberland, is
the guest of her brother, Jay 5. Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heath will entertain the
Chautauqua circle Monday evening
DR.. B. C. Warner, OF Grove Lake, was the
guest of Mrs. +. +. Brown this week.
Charles Free, of the state university, visited
g. W. Chisholm the first Of the week.
President Knox, of the North Dakota uni
versity, visited the college Friday.
Miss Geneva jerks, 49, is spending few
days at her home i'll saltwater.
Charles S. Hawker. '95, is visiting at his
home in Delano for few days.
G. B. Johnson enjoyed a visit from his
father, of Goodhue, Friday.
The sophomore girls went sleighriding to
Minneapolis Saturday.
Miss Nixon entertained her father, from
Hector, this week.
Miss Josie Mcnamara entertained friends
Tuesday evening.
Fred Clark entertained Mr.. Pierce, of Du-
luth, this week.
Mrs. F. W. Hoyt spent the first of the week
in Red Wing