The herald., 1898-09-18
UNIVERSITY NOTES
Epworth League Reception-College
Elections

EpWortn League NecepClou-ColIeSe
: Elections
A pleasant reception was rendered the
college students, on Friday evening, by
the Epworth league of the Methodist
church. Nearly three hundred persons
filled the beautifully decorated parlors
of the church and enjoyed the following
excellent program: Invocation, DR.. Geo.
Cochran; piano solo, Miss Minnie Gage;
address, Prof. L. j. Stabier president OF
the league); contralto solo, Miss Matte
Williams address of welcome, Rev. F.
NJ. Larkin; response on behalf of the
students, H. S. Fisher C99) address.
President G. w. White, d. D.; reading
"Marley's Ghost" from Dicken ms Christ
mas Carol" Prof. L. E. Bassett; Prof.
Bassett read Knee Deep in June" by
! Riley, as an encore. After piano duet
by Misses Matte and Lulu Williams, re-
freshments We're served in the social
hall. r. H. Crist rendered several Sc
lections on the organ as the ass amblage
was dispensing.
The Athletic association of the college
held its annual election on Friday after
noon, and chose the following officers
A 0. Martins C00), PRESIDENT: c. j. Hin
man $50, vice-president j. b. Hoffer
C00), secretary; Erwin H. Miller COD,
treasurer. H. B. Tebetts COO was elect
ed manager of the football team, to fill
the vacancy caused by the absence of
c. H. Bot, who is in the Seventh regi
ment Manager Tebbetts made a short
speech, in which he stated that, owing
| to the absence Of many of the football
men in the army, the prospects were not
as bright now as at the beginning Of
last year yet with the old man who Were
back and some promising material
amongst the new students. winning
team could be put in the field.
The literary societies of the college
elected officers for the ensuing semester
on Friday afternoon. with these results:
Athena society - Miss Bertha Green,
president; Ethel Hardie, vice president;
Georgia Holman, secretary; Helen
Merriman, treasurer; Mae Haeslip, |
marshal; Frances Kerr, pianist Emily
Walline, chorister Aristotelian socie- |
ty-W. A. Riner. president; H. B. Teb-
belts, vice president; F. F. Scott, CEN
sor; c. j. Human, secretary; II. j.
Priestley, treasurer; T. C. Knoles. chap
lain: c. f. D. Ballou, sergeant-at-arms.
Athanasan society - Frank McCarty, |
president; r. II. Crowell, vice president;
C. H. Scott, secretary; w. A. Oates,
+raosnrar. r, II uo11ond charl,;r. II |
X yorr oersor. II Crrt,, critio.
z q II Stav.ns usbor
presidart v-hite ss,.sr.,,. soorad ~.
freshman and sonbouores for tbair rush
ON Tbursdav ard tba man, hers Of ,ba
two classes promised IN Ken +bs neacs
IN the futura SOM of Tho offsrders
made ont y statement cordeporinr tba
,7awsnansrs for nrb1isbirg accounts of
The rush but the students refused to
sion If and the nroiect fell through
The freshmen resumed their inter
runted meeting an Friday orga nizaa
their class eIactfne IN fo1Iovirp off,
cars. Mic Psssia Srodyrose nrasidert.
G Fl. Scott. yice-nre sidert. Miss Ruth
Rrowr socratarv. Clarence Hustad
treasurer. r PhilIins doorkeeper.
The officers-eIact Of the sophomore
class for the ensuinp wear are. II
priest1ev nresident. Miss Mae Haeslin
vfcs-nrssidant. r G Knoles SECRETARY.
r n Miller, treasurer: sergeant-at-
arms. H. Handbook.
II. r. Iirdlev of battery D. heavy ar
tiIlerv is at the home Of his brother A
X. T.indlev Of West jefferson street. on
a thirtv-dav furlough. Mr.. Lindlev
has been in the hospital at San Fran
cisco and is home TO recuperate.
Mrs r.. Thomas of Seattle is visiting
her daughter Mrs Fl. f. owens Of 1907
south Flower street. and will remain
during the winter.
= Hutcbison and family former
raefdants of Rowe Heights have moved
into the residence at 3617 South Flower
e+raat