St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-09
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
How the Cornell boys Were En-
tertained and News in General

tertained and News in General.
Visit of the Cornell GIee and Banjo
club was one of the most important So
clal events of the year. On Wednesday
a. IN. the Glee club visited the uni
versity, and at the chapel exercises en-
tertained the students with few selec-
lions: one of them, "a Toast to Mime.
sota." was written especially for the &C.
casion, and was enthusiastically re-
ceived, thus showing that hard feelings
over last fallS football trouble is evil
IDENTIFY forgotten. Most of the Cornell
men were taken in hand by their fra
terhity brethren at the u" and royalty
entertained in various ways. The iarg-
est gathering during the afternoon was
the receptions given in the AFTERNOON to
the three visiting Chi Psis, Massrs.
Henderson, Campbell and Delahanty,
by Miss Folwell. assisted by some of the
Older Kappas. The guests iiiciud ed the
members of Kappa Kappa Gamma, in
which Miss FOlweil is a sister, the
upper classmen and alumni of Chi Psi
and some of the university professors.
Edward and George Hawley enter
tanned the three Sigma CHS of the
club. MesSrS. SOaper, SandersOn and
Messer with O'Clock dinner at their
home. In the evening the fraternities
the Minneapolis Press club to the entire
club. The programme consisted of
banquet and speeches by Mayor Eustis.
President Hall. of the Press club, and
William l.. Colt, leader of the Cornell
Giee club. The informal music by the
club, which was dispersed through out
the evening, was heartily enjoyed.
The base ball team are now almost
ready TO commence their games, and
several practice games will soon he
played with their old foemen. the ex-
coilegiates. The schedule will probably
include games with Grinneli, u. of
Iowa, Luther college, Beloit, II. IF Wis.
cons!n, u. of Chicago, Perdue. Oberlin,
possibly with the Leland Stanford uni
versity, which latter will make an East
ern trip during June. The U team will
make more extended tour this year
than ever before.
The most successful of the series of
senior informal parties occurred OH the
evening Of April 3 at the home of Miss
Roberta Pratt. There were forty pres
ent, in spite of the Indictment weather.
and games. dancing and refreshments
were the entertainments of the evening.
AT the FortnightIy Scientific clubs
meeting Saturday evening last "The
Geology of North Central Minnesota"
by IL. 3. Holland, and Science in a
German University" by DIR. c. B.
trankforter, were the subjects dis
cussed.
The Freshmen and Sophomores
played base ball game Saturday after
noon. Batteries, Finlayson and Adams
for '96, and H. p. Wood and A. B. Wood
for '97. The score was tie, to9.
The four visiting Theta Delta CHS,
MesSrs. Barker, Cool, DE Wolfe and
killgore were given dinner at noon
by the local chapter and alumni of that
fraternity.
For the remainder of this term mill
tary drill will occur only three times a
week. with awkward squad'' drill FRI
days.
George K. Belden, law '94, is repre-
senting the local chapter of Chi Psi at
It's convention which Is being held in
New York.
The last of series of dinners of Psi
Epsilon and their alumni occurred Sat-
urday evening.
DR.. Samuel &. Smith will soon take
his class in sociology OH visit to the
states prison at Saltwater.
The junior class will give its next in.
formal party at the home of Miss
Blanche Wright on April IL.
The senior laws have finished their
course in ''evidences" and are now TAX
Ing estates"
Beta Theta Fl has pledged another
new man, Henry Knoblauch, '97.