St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-07

reunion of the class Of '94 June 6, 1910
The different numbers. though fancifuI
were works of art. but can only be
glanced at here by their titles:
Secretary's Report, Mr.. Miller; Col
lege Memories, Miss Scofeld; Life in
| South America. Mr.. Southwiek; Econ
omise, Mr.. Mccain; Sketch, Miss Foss;
Solo. Mr.. Rossman; Ode, Mr.. Brown
! Errata Divine, Mr.. St. CLAIR; After
math of Influence. Miss McCollum.
THE ALUMNI
met for its business session Immediately
after the class day exercises. q. E.
Maxwell was elected orator for tho re-
union of '95: Miss Hattie Garyin. poet {:
Prof. A. Il. Drew, historian. A com.
mittee to revise and rewrite the consti-
Montgomery and Drew, Miss Garvin.
The new officers chosen were: Presi-
dent, E. E.. McCrea, ST.. Paul; vice
president, Mrs. q. KingsIand, St.
Charles; secretary, Mrs. Effie Lindsay,
Hamline; treasurer, e. II. Slocum, st.
Paul.
When the business meeting adjourned
the alumni met in the chapel for public
exercises. o. E. Barrett, the historian,
spoke upon Hamline history. giving
some interesting statistics of the college
graduates. The total number since 1854
is S3, these being IL men, AZ ladies'. No
deaths have occurred among the num-
Der. The marriages have been: Men.
"a; ladies. 13; total, 81. The births re-
sulung from the marriage of graduates
are 35.
The poet. E. j. Hodgson. was absent.
Miss Martha Clark, the alumni orator,
spoke thoughtfufly and vigorously upon
liberal, practical education. A recep-
ton followed in the university parlorS.
ANNUAL DINNER.
The alumni banquet was held in the
spacious dining room OF Ladies' hall.
The alumni now number 102, by the
addition OF the class of '94. and they
were seated at tables accommodating
six and eight. which were handsomely
almost like fairyland, in the gentle light
of banquet lamps, graced with the pres
ence OF gentlemen and ladies, including
the sweet girl graduates. After the
rich feast had been served Dr.. G. II.
Bridgman presided as POSTMASTER, well
coming the alumni to their alma mater
and introducing the speakers of the
evening.
Retrospection - .Salutation
Life's Purpose have given
you thread of my own life,
or that for which live''- -.
Hon. A. c. Hickman
Music c....................Pe Pearl Benham
Phases of Teaching "And
when l am forgotten. as l
shall be, say l taught thee"
Laura Knott
The Worlds Wit-"We will
spare for no wit warrant
you". Prof. w. +. Thomson
The Worlds Fair-"Talkest
thou nothing but of LADIES'
j. G. Marshall
The Worlds Shams-"O what
goodly outside falsehood
hath". Anna Campbell
The Worlds Wisdom-'For
wisdom cries out in the
street and no man regards
1t" Hon. H. r. Brill
Music. c...................H. U. quartette
All of the addresses were in keeping
with the high character of the exercises
OF the day, and Hamline's most notable
and joyous commencement was con-
cluded.
IVY DAY.
Today the class of '94 celebrate Ivy
day upon the college campus in accord
ance with the following programme:
Planting OF Ivy. Glass OF '94
Apostrophe... Miss Bell
Ivy Oration-"An Educator"-
Mr.. Wheeler
Bequest. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. st. Clair
Response. MIR. Cahoon, '95
Ivy song g,............ ...................A .Al