St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
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The home oratorical contest will take place
in the university chapel Monday night. There
will be a selection OF two speakers 10 repre-
sent the college in the state contest which
takes place in April and where the colleges
represented this year will be the University
of Minnesota, Carleton college and Hamline
university. The judges on thought and COM
position for tomorrow evenings contest are
j. q. Pyle, of the Pioneer Press; Rev. Han
son, OF Forest Heights Nj. E. church, Mime
apolis, and Thomas Cochrane, of st. Paul.
For delivery the judges are John Day Smith.
DR.. III. Fl. French and lIr. A. W. Ringland OF
jects are the following: philanthropy
and Progress G E. Maxwell. 93; Church
ianity," c. A. McCann, '94; aaron Burr" C.
p. Stevens, '93; ''Chiyalry." Miss Jean Evans,
'93; Horace Greeley and the New York
Tribune W. L. Bonney; Homestead Is
"One Flag One Tongue C.. P. Montgomery;
''Labor Problem E. n. Tuckev. .;
The juniors will hold the boards Tuesday
afternoon, and speak in honor Of the father
of this country. The subjects are as fol-
lows: "Washington's Greatness, Miss Mary
Ransom; "Washington's Chief Aids W. W.
Brown; Our French Allies" Miss May Whit.
ney; SOCIAL Life of Colonies" Miss Lena w.
Chase; early Life of Washington" Miss
Hattie Door; washington as President" G.
D. Lewis; First Inauguration,n Miss Stella
Schofield; Grafton, II. L. st. Clair.
At their meeting last Tuesday the Prohibi-
ton club elected the following orators for q
contest to take place IN March, c. E. South
wick, J p; Davis. A. w y, Brown, E. n.
H. Tasker and H. l. st. Clair
The senior reception is the event of the
week and will be held in the parlors of the
Hotel Ryan. Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made for il, and it is expected that it
will be quite the SWEETEST OF such events in
the college.
Tho GIRLS of tho Fraebp,ep o1ocs will aptar
tain the boys of the class Tuesday evening in
honor of Washingtons birthday.
Bishop Charles E. Fowler of Minneapolis,
was entertained at dinner Thursday by Dr..
and Mrs. G. II Bridgman.
S. W. Douglas, r. n. Benham and r. P.
Kaign attended the Y. NJ. G. A convention
in Winona this week.
Mrs. A. j. Dugan will entertain the K K.
club next Tuesday evening at her home on
Taylor avenue.
Miss Eta Torrance, Of Worthington, Is the
guest Of her sister, Miss Gertrude Tor
rance, 49,
Miss Lizzie Kimball will entertain the girls
of the sophomore class on the evening of
the I'D
Mrs. c. H. Johnston, of Detroit Mich, is
visiting Mrs j. P. Spear, on Hewitt avenue.
Miss Genevra jerks, '93 returned Wednes-
day from visit to her home in Saltwater
Miss Jessie Turner of st. Paul, was the
guest of Miss Grace Jennings last Sunday.
Miss Harriet Foss '9i. has been entertain
ing her brother, from Chatfield, this week.
Miss Eta Irvine. of Detroit, was the guest
of Miss Gertrude l. Torrance this week.
Mrs. G. F. Anderson has been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs Brindelson, of Graceville.
Mrs A. J. Schofeid, of Ortonyille called
upon Miss Hester Clark, '95, last Friday.
j. j. Bell, of Merriam Park, visited his
niece, Miss Bertha Bell, '04, last Friday.
Miss Cora Montgomery and e. A. Mont
gomery spent the week in St Peter.
Rev. c. W. Wilcox conducted the exercises
in the chapel Thursday morning
Miss Gertie Torrance entertained Miss
Natalie Fitch the first of the week
Hon. frank Eddy, Of Glenwood, has been
the guest of Mrs. E. F. Brown.
Miss Josie Kephart entertained Miss Law
renee, of Minneapolis, Friday.
Rev. f. B. Cowgirl entertained Mr.. Mea-
cham, of Plainview this week.
Mr.. Millard, of Minneapolis called upon
Miss shepherd this week.
The freshman girls had valentine party
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs Parks entertained the Saturday Night
club last evening.
j. R. Blackwell left Monday for trip to
Montana.
Mrs. Woolover is visiting in vincsnnes
Ind.