St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-02
IN THE STUDENT WORK.
Coming OratOrical Contest and
Other Events.

IN THE STUDENT WORK.
Coming OratOrical Contest and
Other Events.
The colleges which will be represent
ed in the intercollegiate oratOrical con-
test which lakes place at Mortified Oh
next Friday are the state university.
Manchester college, Carleton college and
Hamline university.
A special train on the Milwaukee
road leaves Minneapolis at p. IN. and
ST. Paul at 4:30, returning after the con-
test. The fare for the round trip is 90
cents. The North Star quartette. the
cadet band and about GOO students are
expected to 60 from the H." besides
large delegations from Hamline and
Manchester.
The speakers for the university are
j. q. Briggs anG Miss Laura Franken-
field; tor Hamlne, ii. l.. st. Clair and
b. Wheeler; for Manchester. A. Cardle
aud F. w. Beidlcr.
Twelve students participated in the
: contest, which occurred Saturday after
noon, for places OH the senior COM
Of the Judges has not yet beeu an
nOunced.
The freshman class has at last organ
lied base ball nine. The men for the
various places are nearly all picked out.
Ii. L. Wood has been chosen captain
and manager of the team.
The students OF tie art school have
drawn up sci of resolutions and pre-
scented them to Prof. Ardly. expressing
their high appreciation of his instruc-
ton during the past years and their re-
greet losing friend and teacher of
such rare ability, as well as wishing
him and his family God-speed to their
new home. Prof. Ardly will not leave
for California until the June vacation.
The regular meeting of the German
Conversation club was held Friday last
In the unworthy hall.
The nnal arr angementS tor the formal
observation-disclosures cane rush, which
Is TO occur III connection with one of
the base ball games Oh April IA. are
being made. The result of the contest
VIII decide whether the freshmen may
carry canes or not.
On March 20 the newiy-elected Ariel
board chose the following editors: Fred
Aspen, 80, business manager; Alexan-
der w. Caldwell. '95. managing editor:
editorials; Ed L.. Reed. '95. literary
editor; Harry j. Castle. '97. eX-
change editor. News Department
A. NJ. Muriin. '95. editor in-chief:
Miss Ada HIllman, 80. Victor G. Pick
eft, '96, home hits; Fred Badly, '95. ath.
letic editor. The officers of the Ariel
association for the ensuing year are:
Alex w. Caldwell, president; Miss Ada
Hillman. secretary; Harry j. Castle,
Treasurer.
William I. Coe, president of the "U''
Republican club, was elected one of the
delegates 10 the national convention of
Republican leagues by the state con-
vention which met In Minneapolis last
week. The national convention is to be
held in Denver, Col. in May.
The cadet battalion had dress parade
and inspection Saturday afternoon,
after which the non-commissioned of
ficers for the ensuing year were ap-
pointed, as follows: Company A
Sergeants, Zimmerman and Holt: cor
pOrals, Putnam, Woodman, Fowler.
Roberts, Brand and Kline. Company
b - Sergeant, Perkins; corporaIs.
Castle, Frankel. Coleman, Simpson.
Company C-Sergeant, McCrea: cor
porals, K. A. Hastings. Jones. Pitts,
Wheeler, Galloway. Company Door
porals. Mcclure. Hanney, Updyke.
These appointments were made bv
Lieut.. Morgan, from competitive eXami-
nations.a
The members Of the University Glee
club are taking regular weekly singing
lessons from Prof. Woodruff, in Min
neapoliS.
Fraulien Schoen-Rene is forming a
chapel choir to furnish the music at the
chapel exercises hereafter.
An active correspondence is being
kept UP with the Cornell manager. and
it is probable that before the season is
over game will be secured with that
college.
Junior lass will give their next party
II April 2 at the home of Miss Blanche
Wright OIL Twelfth avenue.
The crowd drank over five hundred
glasses of soda water after the Ariel
election last Saturday, at the expense
OF the winning candidates.
The Minnesota-W isconsin debate will
take place April 20 at Madison.
A number of young ladies and gentle
menafrom the st. Paul high school who
are expected to enter the university
next fall have been the guests of the
various sororitieS and frats during the
past week.
Dean Sudduth'S lecture OH "The
Present Scientific Status of Hypno
tlsm," delivered before the Fortnigbtly
Scientific club Oh Saturday last, was the
most interesting OF the year. Some
practical demonstrations, almost start
ling i'll character, were given to illustrate
some of the physiological principles. The
lecture has aroused great interest
throughout the university. Students
and faculty are engaged in studying UP
on the subject. The dean will repeat
the lecture, also presenting the psychical
phase of the same subject before the
Delta Sigma Literary society this even
ing.
The local base ball season opened
Saturday afternoon with a game be-
tween the juniors and sophomores in
the mud on the campus. The result
was TO in favor of the sOphcmores.
Miss jackson, '96, of the medical de-
partment, entertained some of her class.
mates at a cobwew party on Tuesday
last.
The alumni of the agricultural depart
ment held their annual meeting and
banquet Oh the evening of March 90.
Yesterday afternoon the Engineer So
clety listened to a lecture by Prof.
| Haynes on "Mining and Dressing of
Copper Ore"
FRAT DoINas
Nearly all of the local fraternities are
represented In the Cornell Banjo and
Glee clubs, who give q concert at the