St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-28
General Paragraphs.


The university tennis tournament was
held last week, resulting in a victory In
the singles for Roy Cook. and in the
doubles for Barney and Cook. These
players will represent the university In
| the intercollegiate tournament at Chi
cagO in August.
The rifle range on the river bank was
| finished early In the week, and regular
| practice has been continued since its
completion. Some good marksmcn have
developed among the students. who,
with little practice, will make cred
liable showing, both for themselves
and for the "U.'
The following games are scheduled
| for the nine during this week: ~. of
NJ" VS.. Minneapolis Qeague team at
| Minneapolis bail park Tuesday at $3.50
p. H.; ~. of NJ" vs.. eX-cOllegians
(Minneapolis) Wednesday at White
Bear at $50 D. IN; u. of NJ" VS.. ex-
cOllegians (St. PauD at Minneapolis ball
park at $3.50 p. IN.
Mrs. DR.. Bowman has been at work
during the past week beautifying the
ladies' parlOrs, and as result over
dozen new pictures. Gil, water colors
and engravings. hang OIL the walls.
Eight of the artists who gave the pict-
from Minneapolis. The students are
very grateful for the efforts In their be-
half. a
Saturday evening Theta Delta Oh
held reunion at the chapter house.
The seniors of the law department
will he addressed Wednesday, June q,
by Gov. Nelson.
/ The year book of the Society of Engi-
neers came out last week. 1t is the best
yet issued.
Today the seniors will take a trip by
boat, going down the river to MENDOZA,
then up the Minnesota to Shakopee.
The eX cursion will last all day, and a
fine time is anticipated.
The opening event of commencement
week Will be the annual contest for the
PlilsbIry prizes Friday evening. June
!. The seven contestants are Miss Laura
Frankenfield. Messrs. Briggs. Simonton,
Kline, Small!dge, HeIschleb and Thomas
McDermott. Two two winners will rep
resent the university in the state con-
test next year
The organization of an Inter-Frater-
nifty Tennis league was perfected last
Thursday. and the first tournament will
be held during commencement week.
After this two tournaments will be held
"A year. The officers are: President.
Walter Camel; vice president, Roy
Cook; secretary. Fred Davis; treasurer.
Fred Spear. The executive committee
will consist Of these officers with the
addition Of Fred Badly and Harry Allen.
Prof. q. E. Mclean will start for Paris
Immediately after commencement, ac-
companied by his wife. Tie doctor
will spend his vacation in pathological
research
The usual Phi Beta Kappa GRAFTON in
commencement week has been indefi-
nitely postponed. 1t its place President
NorthOrp will give a private reception
to the seniors.
The Students Christian association,
which has just completed a very pros
porous season, recently elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: Presi-
dent. g. B. Miller; vice president. Miss
Ada B. Hillman; secretary. Mrs. w. S.
Grant; treasurer, Carl HUM.
The university extension held con-
ference at the home of Prof. Mclean
last week, at which a committee of six
was appointed by the conference. This
committee then appointed another of
twenty-one members, comprising the
leaders of the hoard of trade, chamber
of commerce, trades and labor assem-
bly, and other commercial bodies. This
committee will have charge of the uni
versity extension work in the Twin
Cities.