Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-28

MINISTRIES TO Be ORGANIZED
Thsy WIN Make q Tour Ezsf and West.
Arranging fof WAshlngton's
Birthday Orator.

Axs AaBoR, Nov. e7.-Work n ali
depsrsmsn.s of the university MAS aus
banded Tuesday evening for tho
Thank sgiving vacation. Today Ann
Aroor seems deserted. as the majority
II ths students living within a radius
q I5o miles from the university have
nons home. About one thousand went
% Detroit 70 see the great L. OF NJ
Cornell football match. which occurred
Thursday afternoon. This game has
len looked forward TO As being the
0xootsss game Of the season. Our
team 10 in prime condition and the
Hanse Thursday afternoon showed that
although tbs Z. of NJ. team played
Good ball. they were not able 10 de-
feat CornelIs we,l-eoached and we'll
managed team.
The L. OF VI. team lined up a. fol-
Laws L. e., Woodwor tn; : J.. Decke;
1 e.. Pearsoni c.. C. T. Griffin; r. e..
Jsffsries; r. T.. w. w. Griffin; T. e.,
Hayes; e., sanderson; r. H., Jewett; l.
h.. Grosh: 4. o., Captain Dygert- sub
stisutes-Thomas. Henninger, Powers
and Freund.
While the most sanguine adm irer of
our team I'D not expect victory, 10 WAS
Renerxlly believed that the score Of the
game As Ifhsca, played November ),
would be lowered. Cornell Won the
above game by score OF "A to D.
flames of the season.
Our team even surprised the
uost sangulne hopes when they
piaS ed the best game of the sea
son. and not only reduced CornelPs
score, but added ten scores TO their
former record. The score stood: Mich
lgru, 10; Cornell, 80; while on the
full in carrying OF victory from every
Held sue entered, yet . satisfactory
showing mas been made
OF the games played with profess
uonal and college eievens Michigan
has won SIX. having lost two games to
Cornell. one 20 thwestern and one
20 the Unlverslty OF Minnesota.
With this season much good foot ball
material has been brought out and
hopes for the coming season are quite
hattering. The scores OF all the games
Michigan has played tnis season are
October 8, u. of NJ, IA; NJ. A. A., o.
October IL. L. of NJ, 50; NJ. A. A.. O..
October Is, Y. of NJ. 10. University Of
Wisconsin, 8. October II, U. OF NJ, s.;
<Uuiversity of Minnesota, Is. October
-, u. of NJ, 8; Northwestern, 10. No
vember 5, u. of NJ, so; Albion, s. No
vember =. L. of NJ. o; Cornell. A.. No
vsmber IL. U. of NJ, Is; University Of
Chicago. 10. November 10. u. of NJ,
-; Oberlin, ~. November "a, u. Of NJ,
10, Cornell, 80.
Ciass Teams Orgaaixed.
Now that tho university eleven has
I. oioood its season the various class
ooams, having men on the regular
oIsven. will be materially strength
ousd, and the inter-class foot ball
Gnmss Wi. begin Immediately. Every
claps m the literary and law depart
ments he organized foot ball team to
enter the field for the pennant, which
ooos to the winner of the series Of
names. Much deps- tment pride 10 the
outcome of these contests and hotly
contested games may be looked for.
Work on the new gymnasium build
ING was actively begun this week and
will be pushed rapidly If the weather
permits until the building 10 inclcsed.
y
for the wear under the management of
Phi Hover. who so ably managed last
years minstrels- There are over fifty
In the company. including the orches-
ira A good program 10 being prepared
for . tour which the company contem-
plate making during the Christmas hol-
days. So far a. arranged the boys will
play at Detroit, Toronto, Ontaria, and
other places
The November number of the Uni
vorsity Record. the official publication
Of the faculty. has just been issued and
oontains an interesting resume OF tho
progrsse of the T.. of N. since college
opened IN October.
Washisx toa's Birthday Orator.
The law students have begun thus
8 onrly 90 correspond with some of the
most prominent men OF the country IN
the hope of securing prominent
ppeaker for Wash!ngton's birthday.
they will attempt to secure one of the
following. The Hon. James e.. Blaine,
President Harrison or Chef Justice
Fuller. and from the present prospects
Is Is quite probable that the services of
one OF the distinguished men named
vill be secured. Lat year. II will be
Yemefabsred. Grover Cleveland Was the
orator of the OCCASION.
The university. supreme court, which
vos organized nv the various club
courts OK the law department last year,
has been reorgauized and the following
iusfices for the ensuing year:
n. Troy Of Washington. j. A. Percy
o. California, Y. A. Wright of Illinois.
ius0cee for the ensuing year elected:
A. W. JsfFens of Psnnsylvanis; It. j.
nixxs Of Ncnigsn; 4. III. Bither OF
IoWA- The object of the court is to
hear eases appealed from the various
club courts.
Mech interest q beng taken in
Bieia's comet. and a close observation
il bang made by Prof. Hall and hrs
students N astronomy, s well ss by
The student body generally.
The r. of NJ. daily suspended publ
onfson for the Thanksgiving recess,
u1sh Tuesdays issue.
Hiram A. Sober. Who 10 sn instructor
~ Iafsu and - quite popular with the
ofudents. Vas united IN marriage IN
Mfss Gertrude Clark Of Worthwhile
Wsdnestay night
President and Mrs. AagsN gave .
<reception "a the university senate
watch includes the faculty OF the de-
kpArtment OF the university, Tuesday
night. A pleasant evening vas spent
Nth Preslnent and Mrs Angel, Who