St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-01
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

DR.. and Mrs. G. Ii. Bridgman entertained
members Of the y. NJ. c 4. Thursday even
ing They were assisted in receiving by Mrs
Evans and Mrs. Montgomery. Miss Evans
and Miss Montgomery presided at the table
III the retreshment room. Those present
were Rev. f. b. Cowgirl f. N. Scott, G. w,
Chisholm, A. l.. Richardson, G. NJ. Phillips,
j. p. Davis, B. A Shumann, S w. Douglass,
B. n. Wheeler, II. q. Lawrasou a. W. Wal
lace, Roy Benham, W. ii. Wallace, c. 4.
Southwck W. W. Brown, c. D. Lewis, E. H.
Wallace, ?. j. Dyer, ii. l.. st. Clair, 5. w.
Kemerer, j. \. Lemery, G. A. Caho0n, j. K.
Leach, Backdore.
The announcement of the NodgsOn prize
contest was made in chapel Thursday morn
ing. W. J.. BOnney receives first place. \.
W. Dimond second. and Miss Barkuloo
third. The prize is $50, given by Hon. L. j.
Hodgson OF the city. The judges were Il.
Winter T. d. Menvin and Judge H. e. Brill.
One Of the judges who is a Yale man. in re-
marking on the eXcellency of the theses, said
they were superior to those of his graduating
class. The subject was "Philanthropic
Progress OF the Nineteenth Century,
The chapel will be ready for use sometime
this week. The walls are of terra Gotta
tone; the iTonWOIk has been toned with cop
per and the woodwork retouched. Tie
pews will also be recushioned. c. O. Rice,
OF st. Paul, mas charge of the decorating
work.
The Y. W. c. A. has elected the following
officers: President. Miss Edith Montgomery;
vita president, Miss FosS; secretary, Miss
Sahlte; corresponding secretary, Miss Scho
field; treasurer, Miss Dill.
DR.. Pick will give the last of his lectures
on memory at university hall Monday. The
lectures have been well attended, and prove
valuable.
Mrs. r. K. Evans and Mrs w. H. Carothers
will give senior class supper at the home of
Mrs. Evans on Mnnehaha street Tuesday
evening.
The Browning society has issued invita-
tons to a reception and musical to be given
at university hall next Friday evening
Rev. William Shannon, presiding elder of
the Duluth district, conducted the exercises
in the chapel Wednesday morning.
Miss Alice Burlingame and C. E. Berg, of
the state university, visited Miss Ethleen
Snow, 93.
The Browning society gave an Interesting
medley programme in its hall last even
ing.
Miss Lizzie Smith, of Chicago, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Mearkle, of Hewitt avenue
Mrs. j. Griffin was called to Syracuse
n. Y, Thursday by the death of her father
Frank Dobbin of Minneapolis, was the
guest Of c. A. Cahoon the first of the week
c. A. Caht Oh '95, preached in the Clinton
Avenue NJ. E. church last Sunday evening
The Philomathean society entertained the
ladies of the senior class Friday evening.
j. c. Handy, '93, was entertained at dinner
at the hall Thursday by the senior ladies'
Mrs. Lindsay, of Fifeld Wis, is visiting
her daughter Miss Bessie Lindsay, '06
The Glee club has been singing this week
at LIE Sueur, st. Peter and Maukato.
Miss Margaret Conklin, of ST. Paul, visited
Miss Jean Evans, 'g3, Thursday.
Miss Marie Evarts and Miss Eta Webb
spent the first of the week in Northfield.
Miss Bessie Cl0pp, of Roberts, Wis, is the
guest of friends at the hall.
Miss May Ransom, Oils visiting Miss Fannie
Orcott, of New Brighton
Miss Pearl Benham entertained her father
Of Red Wing, this week.