St. Paul daily globe., 1895-10-27
HANILlNE.


v Inc Athenaean society rendered a
very very interesting programme in their
sotclety rooms in the university last
! ttfsh ttgs nj. instrumental solo, Clara Mar
tarsR FER paper, pc aAmsrican Women Illustra-
isrys Ruth Faus; Instrumental duet.
VMsssses Vss Edwards; life of Du Maurier,
AWE AWE Lindsay; description, "Soul's
tnaWfianening," tafiaR by Grace Jennings; reel
Whether music, more than art rem,
aers man unfit for practical life."
A11inrmative, Miss Lewis: negative, Miss
tKimball.
ne Philomatheans held their meet
Ii,g nre Friday night in the university The
programme was as follows: Chaplain
I1Sercdises, 1esaTds VT 7. H; Wilkinson; Indian
9or1; reading, T. H. Wilkinson; Indian
UMahee, wa G r. w. Terry, book review, G.
w, Barnes; debate, Resolved, That the
INDIANS should be given the right of
cItlzenship. Affirmative, o. S. Vail and
". u. Montgomery; negative, j. w.
Valentyne and c. E. Payne. Critics re-
The first annual federation of the
Women's club will be held at the West
notel, Minneapolis, this week. The dele
gates that will represent the Fort
'nlghtly club at Hamline will be Mrs.
Aksers, Mrs: Cowgirl, Mrs. r. X. Evans
and Miss Montgomery.
Bishop I. w. Joyce led chapel Thurs
uay morning, after which he made an
ADDRESS to the students on christian
Education in the South" His address
was full of excellent advice.
The many friends of Willie Butts, son
or Mr. and Mrs. H. M Butts. will be
pa1ned to learn that he is very low, suf-
fering from surgical operation per-
formed last Friday.
Miss Clara Martin entertained the
senior class on Tuesday night at her
nome on Hewitt avenue. The class
was fully represented and delightful
evening spent.
The officers of the Daniel league for
this year are: President, Arthur
Tasker; vice president, Howard Web
Monroe Smith,
The Hamline football team contem.
plated playing against the military
school of Shattuck on Wednesday last,
but the Shattuck team failed to ap-
pear.
Rev. DR.. Shutter, of Minneapolis, will
peare" tomorrow evening in the uni
Versity chapel. Admission free.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Mission
ary society will hold a social next
tuesday at the home of Mrs. F. F.
Lindsay, on Capitol avenue
The .Women's Home Missionary So
clety will meet with Mrs. Clinton
Chamberlain on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock sharp.
Fletcher Miller and Miss Ada Miller.
VINO nave been the guests Of the Misses
hart, have returned to their home in
Prescott.
Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Belle Holly, Miss
Maud Gleason attended the G. E. con-
yent1on at Duluth the first of the week
several young people from Hamline
attended a social at Robert Wiseman's,
Merriam Park, on Thursday night
1T The freshman class of the university
evening in the university parlors.
The Young Peoples Gospel union
held meeting Thursdty evening at
Nina Spears, on Hewitt avenue.
Rey. Father Gmeiner, of st. Paul, lee
tured to the Philomathean and Am
phictyon societies Friday night
Mrs. Reed johnson received to dinner
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Clara Duncan.
Of Fairchild, Wis.
Miss Lulu Taylor has been entertain
ing sher uncle, Rev. Dr. Bull, from
Pipe Stone City.
Miss Minor gave a very interesting
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
residence of Mrs. +. B. Cougill Thurs
day afternoon.
The Hamline Cinch club met Satur-
day: evening at Mrs. Chapman's, on
Capitol avenue
Mrs. F. E. Brown entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Williams, of New
York city.
A very important business meeting of
the Y. M. G. A. was held Tuesday In
the chapel:
The Hamline Whist club met Satur-
day evening at Mrs. Browns, on Capt.
tol avenue.
Mrs. Capt. McDougall, of Duluth, is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. H.
Bridgman.
Mrs. Westfan and daughter left
Thursday for their home in Redwood
Falls.
Mrs. Sylvester, of Plainview, is visit
ing her daughter Nellie at the ladies'
hall.
Mrs. Chapman entertained a large
number of friends to luncheon Wednes-
day.
day with Mrs. Foltz on Pascal avenue
!. A large number of young people will
give hayrack party Friday night.
7 Mrs. Harriet E. Fulton, Of Chicago,
is spending few days in Hamline.
Mrs. w. H. Gold, of Renville, is visit
ing her daughter Ella at the hall.
Miss Nellie Coverdale, of Omaha,
Neb. spent Sunday in Hamline.
Mrs. Clearse, of Prescott, is visiting
her niece, Miss Elnora Dill.
Miss Fannie Druse, of Roscoe, spent
Sunday at the ladies' hail..
George H. Hazard and wife spent
Thursday at Red Rock.
Rev. H. J. Van Fossen was at chapel
Thursday morning.
Frank E. Brown left yesterday for
Buffalo Center, 10.
Mrs. Sherman has returned to her
home in Chicago.
L. o. Lawrason is spending Sunday
at White Bear.
Rev: F. M. Doherty, of Philadelphia,
is visiting here.
Arthur E. Johnson has returned to
Burlington, 10.
Miss Allen is entertaining her sister
from DundaS.
Rev. E. J. Funk left Friday for
Rochester.
Fred Shadegg, Of Prescott, is visiting
in Hamline.
Mrs. Purnell has returned to Merrill
land, Wis.
E. H. Charles, of Owatonna, is visit
ing here.
G. N. Morrison of Duluth, is in Ham
line.
CARLETON COLLEGE NEWS.