St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-23
EVENTS PAST AND TO COME
Which Make Up the Life Of the
State Uciyersjtv

manent scholarship in the university
for deserving. needy students. 1t was
very bold strike on the part OF the
students to attempt an undertaking OF
such magnitude. but from present in
dicatiOns unqualified success will re-
ward their efforts. The University of
Minnesota was the first American col
lege to perfect such all organization for
the study of high grade music, SO natur-
ally considerable pride is felt for the
result, especially as the eyes of all the
American colleges are upon them. A
reception will he given the artists. Mile
NOrdica, Anton Hegner and Il. A.
WetZler. at the university before the
concert.
The '95 Gopher, the junior annual,
will appear about May 9,the students are
looking forward to it with the greatest
interest, as this year several new and
interesting features will be presented.
The annual never had better financial
backing than this year, contrary to gen
eral report. A large part OF the work
has been done in the East, and the en-
tire makeup viii surpaSs that of any
previous issue. The artistic work and
cartoons are the production of w. Oak
ley Stout. some to be of lasting value ii
an historical nature. others rich grindS
on the students and members or the
faculty. The bnard has been working
long and faithfully, and a handsome
treat is promised as q result OF their
efforts
There were three noted visitors at the
chapel last Thursday. Mr.. William Lone.
of Brooklyn, u trustee of VaSSar college,
brought Vassar's greetings and con.
gratuiatlonS to the students OH the Mill
nesota system of co-education. The
n hnp f.rrfs Z
dent OF the Minneapolis board of trade,
who gave a witty and entertaining
speech to the students. and DIR. j. *.
HoSmer. librarian Of the Minneapolis
public library.
a week from "Wednesday the military
department will hold the annual cum
pstItlve drill for the Glenn medal. re-
ward for the best individual drilling.
Each company chooses its best man as
It's cham plOn, and from these four the
one Is CHOSEN who is to wear the COW
eted medal for the next year.
The Luriine Boat club has offered to
pay the expenses of a university crew,
also use OF their boat house. coach and
apparatus. Students sre taking the
matter up with great interest. a mass
meeting will be held TUESDAY after
chapel. and the matter discussed in all
its phases.
The last meeting of the Fortnightly
Scientific club for the season will be
held April %. The programme includes
papers by DIR. Thomas u. Lee, T. NJ.
Manson and w. D. Frost. This club
Las been by far the most successful
scientific club tie u" has ever had.
The semi-annual university tennis
tournament will be held some time in
May, and there Is every prospect that
there Will be more entries than ever be-
FORE. The victurS i'll the finals will rep
resent Minnesota at the intercollegiate
contest at Chicago in June.
Tuesday last Bishop Gilbert. of the
diocese Of Minnesota, conducted the
chapel exercises, and gave the students
an interesting talk on the standing Of
the university throughout the state.
Delta Sigma Literary society has dis
banded until next fail. having accom-
pllShed most successful years work.
The Delta Sigma law debate has not
been called off.
The University z. u. G. \. will give
reception next "Wednesday evening.
a literary programme, supper ana sing
ing VIII constitute the evenings enter
tainment.
The lOng-awaited Neutrality-suspicious.
Issued last October. VIII surely take
place May 5 OH the campus.
The students of Minneapolis academy
will hold their annual declamatory con-
test for the Hannun prize Monday even
ing IN the academy chapel.
The sophomore bail team PLAYED with
the HanIine nine OH the latter's campus
Saturday afternoon. The score was )
| Ia III favor of the sophs.
Campus quartette has engagements to
| furnish music at the Waterloo. To-, and
! the WaSeca Chatauquan assemblies this
| summer.
Saturday, April %. the regular base
! ball season Will be opened at the bali
! park by game with the ex-coIleglates.
Saturday evening another of the
| SoDhumOreS' successful parties was
! given st the home of Miss Dickinson.
After great deal Of discussion pro
! and con, the seniors nave decided
against wearing caps and gowns.
The total registration has now reached
the rumber OF 1.720, ali increase OF
about 100 over last year.
Edward a. Jaggard, of st. Paul. is
| delivering series of lectures to the
senior laws on taxation.
a new and complete list of the uni
| verslty alumni has been issued by Reg
istrar Johnson.
The football team practices daily or
! the campus, preparing for the fal
campaign.
FRATERNALI.Y SPEAKING.
The first OF the series OF inter- frater.
nifty ball games was played ON the
campus Saturday afternoon between
the DekeS and Delta IanS, resulting il
q score of 10 in favor of the Dekes
Features Of the game were home run:
by W. DalrYmpie and Northway, anC
the base work of Badly, Richie anC
Stout. The next scheduled game vii
occur Tuesday between Chi Psi anC
Delta Tan Delta.
The local chapter of Kappa Kapp,
Gamma gave its annual reception and
dinner TO the alumni Saturday evenins
at the home OF Miss Sadie Miller, OF
First avenue. A fine dinner was served
and various appropriate tOasts were
given. The house was profuSely dec
grated in the sorority col0rS. light an(
dark blue. There were about sixty
young ladies' present.
a Pan-Hellenic league of the frater
mites has been formed, and SATURDAY.
night is set aside as fraternity night.
1t is understood that this night will b
given up to the ''trats" and all othe
university society and class function
will be held on other evenings.
Miss Harriet Ware. of Owatonna, vii
give musical at Phi Kappa Psi chapte
house OH April 80 for the Phi kaps an,
their friends. She will be assisted b,
some OF the best talent of the university
Miss Undertake gave reception {
the young ladies of Kappa Alpha Thet
and their young gentlemen friends Of
Tuesday evening.
Harry Petrie, Alpha Delta Phi, of tn
u" of Michigan. has been spendIn
the past week visiting the university.
RAINY LAKE CITY,