St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-23
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY.

The seniors entertained the sOphomores in
royal style Thursday night The main hail
of the university building was arranged as
parIor and one OF the side rooms served as
refreshment ROOM The leading amusement
was family album. A huge screen was con-
structed as the cover and Miss Barkuioo
turned the leaves describing the portraits,
which proved TO be different members or the
senior class dressed in character Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, Misses
Clark Morgan. Montgomery, Preston BarSu-
loo, Evans. Gold, Cressey, jerks Campbell,
Gould, Snow. Norton, Santee, Little, Stewart
kimball. Grant; MeSsrs. Tuckey, Maxwell,
Dimond. Handy, Banney, johnson. stevens,
Hitchcock, kemerer. Cahoon, Williams Crit
fin. Montgomery. Keifoot Wallace. Davis,
Mckay, Hawker, Patchin, Reeves.
The executive committee of the Oratorical
association met Monday at Hamline. There
were present II. L. Hartley and A. l.. Larson,
of the state university, and j. c. Miller and
(. ii. Wallace, of Hamline. Officers elected
for the association for the year were: Presl-
dent, c. X. Cushman, of Carleton college;
vice president, C. b. Miller, of the University
Of Minnesota; secretary, 2. A. Emert, Of
Manchester college; treasurer, 5. W. hemerer,
Hamline university.
The following went 10 Northfield Friday as
delegates to the Epwoyth league convention:
Misses EenneStrum, Benham, Schofeld, Foss,
Santee, Bell, Grant, Siegler, Stewart and
Messrs. Dyer. Southwick, Barrett Peterson,
Lemery. Kemerar, LYMAN. Lewis, Phelps,
Brown. Wallace and kunZe.
DR.. Edward Pick, of Memory fame, g ave
his Introductory talk before the students
Monday morning. Arrangements are being
made for him to give his series OF leetu res to
the university people.
Mrs. ) II. Knight of Minneapolis, has
donated money to paper and othsrWiS, i'm
prove the chapel Services are being held in
the prayer room during the renovation.
The Glee and Banj o clubs gave EN-: ertaln-
ments at River Falls and Prescott Friday and
Saturday. They will go to LIE Sueur, st. Peter
and Mankato this week.
Exercises in the chapel were conducted
Tuesday morning by Rev. c. A. Cressey. or
Morris, and Wednesday morning by DR.. Will
lam Mckinley.
The Ryan and Much clubs INDUCED in
game of ball Monday the Ryans being vic
torious by one point. Score, to {.
committee has been appointed to formu-
late a new college yell, and any suggestions
will be acceptable.
Rev. C. A Cressy, of Morris, visited his
daughter, Miss Alice Cressey, '9j, the first OF
the week.
Miss Lillian Siegler entertained Miss Fam
uie Orcott of st. Anthony Park, this week.
The base ball pitcher for the spring cam
paign has arrived. G. E. Kulp, of lie Sue ur.
Miss Anna A. II. Campbell, '93, entertained
her father, A. Campbell, from Winthrop.
Miss Geneva i. jerks. '93. spent the first of
the week at her home in saltwater.
Ed Miller, of the state university, visited
Claude SouthWick Monday.
Miss Mabel A Stewart returned from a
visit in Saltwater Monday.
Miss Inez Batchelder returned to her home
in Willow river Monday.
Miss Bessie Clapp, of Roberts, Wis, was a
campus visitor Monday.
A. Schumann was at Stillw alter the first
of the week.
Rev. P. L. Higgins spent Wednesday at
Buffalo.