St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-19

If the usual commencement pro-
yramme be carried out this year, the
following will be the speakers. with the
addition of the salutatiOn and valedic-
orian: Misses NJ. Smith and Golfer,
and MeSSrs. Taylor, BerSett, Phillips
md HaEnum.
The matter of forming university
press club, so long agItated, reached
elimination in action last Thursday,
when the organization was effected.
With +. w. Leayitt, president; j. Won
VOlkeEourg. secretary, aud l.. Spear.
treasurer Members of the college pub
.icatiOnS. press representatives and all
Interested in journalism are eligible 10
membership. I he Intention is TO have
one meeting a week, at which paper
IN some phase OF newspaper work viii
De read and discussed. Such OrgaHlZa-
ions have been formed in the leading
Eastern universities and have been
.ound of great profit.
Prof. Sanford did not meet her class
On Thursday, as she had gone to Mar
shall 10 lecture at the request of State
Superintendent kiehle.
Evangelist Chapman held special
services in the chapel last Friday at
noon. The meeting was well attended.
lie l. VI. - a iioo hNNit AASANAA-e :, SN'-'N
special services this week in connection
With the Mills meetings.
As the base ball club will compete
his year with Ann ArbOr, Northwest
arm university and Madison, and the
,lub wishes 10 make as good record as
he football team did, practice Will
begin early. y call has been issued
or all expecting TO play ball this
,pring to meet in the Coliseum
tomorrow when the training of the
,layers will begin. Hand ball will be q
pecial feature of the exercises. Three
weeks work, il is thought, will put the
lows i'm good trim. At the end of that
lime they expect 10 get some practice
gut of doors. There is some good base
Aall timber at the IT and with Pills
Jury as captain and hard work they
shOuld make record.
The Psi L fraternity gave dancing
party at the chapter house last Friday
hight.
Or. Leo NJ. Crafts, university gradu-
ate, has applied for Phi. ID.
A banquet was held at the West hotel
asst Wedne>d day night 10y the PHI Delta
ThetaS in honor of their alumni day.
Several of the students have gone to
Chicago to take positions at the world 5
air.
\ Joint meeting of the Hermean and
Delta Sigma Literary societies VIII be
held tomorrow night
Another organization has been added
TO the already almost lnnuneraOle hst.
This time il is the University Boating
club. There were ten charter members.
Il is a secret organization and an lnlta-
ton to membership must be unanimous.
The University of Iowa has chal-
lenged the university to a JOINT debate,
time. place. question and terms to be
arranged by a committee as soon as
possible. Nothing has yet been done
with the challenge, and, as it is rather
late in the year, it is net likely that
nything will come of the matter this
Sear.
The agriculture school will close in
two weeks. Quite a number of the boys
have already gone home.
Last evening the Kappa Beta Phi
fraternity held a banquet at the West
hotel.
The resolutions passed by the senior
class of the medical department. calling
on the regents to investigate the man
e~ement OF the school, have been with
drawn and presented to the executive
Committee of the medical department.
&upt. kiehle has charge OF the senior
class in pedagogy this term.
Accountant Sprague has not been at
his desk this week on account OF sick
ness.