, 1898-09-28

The Lowell Literary society held its
first melting for the Fail term in the
auditorium. last Friday evening. The
reports of the committees Of last year
were first heard and new members ad-
mitted, after which the officers for the
term were elected with the following
result:
President-Mr. Harry Houston.
Vice President-Mr. Charles Beach.
Secretary-Mfss Maud Wallis.
Treasurer-Mr. Harry Lee.
Sergeant-at-arms-Mr. Harry Brett
enstein.
1t was decided by the society that
next Friuay afternoon be devoted to
parliamentary drill, all members TAX
ing part. The president appointed the
following committees to aid him in his
work during the ensuing term:
Executive committee-Mr. Neil Sud
duth. Miss Flora Lee, Miss Vina Wy
man, Mr.. Jesse Knight.
Program committee Miss Eliza
beth Holiday. Mr.. Ross Moudy. Mr..
Eugene Wilkerson, Miss Flora Knight.
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There will be a meeting of the Glee
club tomorrow afternoon to transact
business and to elect officers.
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Although deep in her studies. Prof
Morse has not forgotten her charges,
the college girls, but true to her prom
ise has written to them. Yesterday a
long interesting letter was received by
the college girls and read aloud in a
general meeting of the girls. The let
ter was mostly an interesting account
of Prof. Morse's work but also contain
ed some good advice for the girls. The
letter was greatly enjoyed and the girls
especially appreciate Prof. Morse's
kindness in remembering them.
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Tuesday afternoon witnessed the
its members have arrived ait the dig
nifty OF being seniors.
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The reception given to the new stu
dents last Friday evening by the young
peoples societies was well attended
and much enjoyed.
II a stranger were to inquire what
word had been most used by the stu
dents during the past week he would
receive but one answer. namely. con-
been widely discussed during the last
few days in faculty. committee, and
student meetings, but it is as yet I'M
settled. Today, it is hoped, will see
all conflicts Strengthened out, as much
for the peace OF the professors as for
the students.
A number Of students were obliged
to miss class Monday morning ON &C
count of the circus parade. AS the pro-
fessors did not like to deprive the stu
uVlG vi tIlC pIcdoulC VI SCoFll6 lAC Cu-
tertainment, all classes we're dismissed
for the afternoon.
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With few exceptions, nearly all stu
dents who are expected here. have ar
rived and have been classified. Among
the new students we note the follow
ing:
Misses Cronin, Hollar, Esgar. M.
Johnson. NILSSON, Soldering. Pearl
Johnson. Messrs. Smith, Ashley.
Crawford, Raife. Esgar, Wagner. Laud-
err. About thirty students from the
public school have also been enrolled.
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AT the reception ito be given on Fri
day. Sept. 30th, to the new students, a
farce will be rendered by several of the
college girls. The following will be
the cast OF characters:
Miss Adelina Won Lindau, a German
girl, Miss Rena Stryker.
Miss Marion Lee. a tra~nsplanted
southern girl, Miss Flora Lee.
Miss Dorothy Green, a New England
er, Miss Willie Downey.
Miss Hester Bacon, a Bostonian. Miss
Harriett Fox.
Miss Beatrix Van Kortlandt, a New
Yorker, Miss Elizabeth Holiday.
Miss Jeanette Durand, a French girl
Miss Grace Davis.
Music will be given before and after
the play.
On account OF the absence OF a num-
Der Of its members. the olympic So
ciety did not meet last Friday. A meet
ing will be held as soon as possible,
however, and officers elected for this
term.
President Smiley met with the cadets
Tuesday after chapel and discussed with
them the method Of conducting drill