Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14

settled down to their regular routine of
hard work: and the Christmas holidays
though long and merry have almost
entirely left the thoughts OF the stu
dents amid their association OF book
and pcdagogue.
Come OF the younger students. how
ever, seem to have returned with some
reluctance and misgiying. a number Of
them this week have spent a few stolen
minutes at various times In relating to
one another what they did to enjoy the
holidays. Indeed. even when alone
they often seem 10 be- thinking OF the
past two weeks as many pf ripper years
are wont to think Of the'gOod old times
when they were young. liut u will
not last long. the demands OF study will
soon readjust their youthful minds.
The common dream and hope Of
Varsity student ana professor was
given renewed strength ny this weeks
issue Of the Cronicle. The possibility
Of realizing their desire was beginning
to appear 20 improbable. at least for
many years. that the long nurturcd
wish seemed almost to be hopeless
iIut now. as stated In the Chronicle.
there appears to be a possibility IN the
not distant future OF the removal OF
ings to the east bench on the land APP
proprlatcd by the United States gov
crnment. The matter " now being In
Vcatignted by n committee OF public
men. and the board Of regents. who
have the matter under adviscment. VIII
make a special report Of the invcstlga-
tluna 10 the Governor and Legislature.
n ~ said that the question u not one
Of raising funds, for the State Unlvcr-
alty lands offcr ample security for
loans. The Governor has unoiiicinlly
assured hts hearty cooperation with
the president and regents In the pro-
jcct.
on Llncoln'n birthday. sunday. Feb.
". the Delta Phi Fraternity viii give
memorial exercises IN one OF the
churches Of the city. Three OF the boys
viii culogize Lincoln an boy q man,
and statesman. an EFFORT VIII be
made 20 secure some ~ the best local
talent for musical partH.A rich souvenir
program VIII be- got up for the occa-
sion. Tho whole affair VIII doubtless
be characterized by the pleasing sue
cess for everything the fraternity has
undertaken since It's organization early
this year Further arrangements VIII
soon be- completed.
The members of the normal class Of
90 went skating yesterday afternoon
The friedman students met during
the week ana formed "a class orRanlzn.
tlon II II confidently rumorcd that "
the seniors do not wake up, the fresh
men will wake them up.
A, this weeks meeting Of the zota
Comma tho program was made up en-
tlfeiy " addresses by the newly elect
ed officers. They spoke Of the value 90
society work and offered many rug-
rcstion for the remainder OF the year.
on account Of the illness " Miss Bah
cock the dramatic club has not been
doing anything for some time and their
public appearance II postponed.
Invitations for the next Delta Phi
hail hrc out. They are not like the
last ones. but are unique by being
printed and addressed on silver paper
with crimson ink, showing tho Uni.
veraity coiotr The hail was given
Friday. January aoth. Az last time, an
enlarged orchestra viii be- procured. II
has been remarked that the great Hu-
psflority uf the music of the enlarged
orchcstrir. which the univcraity has
had. will soon create n strong demand
fot the ENLARGED orchestra.
Miss Nelson gave n luncheon ON We'd
ncrdny TO the members OF the society
OF college women. In honor Of Miss La
nora samson. n now Hub-crtic teach
or.
All the magazines Of the preceding
year were sent To the bookblndcra to-
DAY.
Manager Riser OF the football team
has written TO the Missouri state Uni.
Ncrrity team asking them whether they
nrc coming out west next spring or fall.
lie says " thcy come IN the fall the
varsity boys VIII be Rlnd To meet
them.
chapel exercises this week were con-
Quoted by Rev. Herman Hoffman of the
First German Evangelical church.
Rupert Dunford a member Of Cap
tain Gaines cavalry boys. IL back To
school.
The seniors are now wearing their
class pins. recently received. The pins
ARE IN Varsity colorn. crimson and
silver
whlic skating recently. two Varsity
boys broke through the Ice into water
up 20 their waists. Immediately on
their getting out. some one from the
crowd called out. Now, boys, keep
cooll'
Miss BERTHA Wllckcn. who II now at
colonia Dublnn. Mexico, has been doing
non resident work and expected 10 be
graduated this year IN the arts course.
but ns toxt books sent her are indcii-
nitely lodged In the custom house she
can not complete the work ns expected.
Charley Boctol. a former Varsity
student and n volunteer at Manila. has
been appointed orderly to General An
drrson. chic" entered the army while
In Idaho, hut il u Utah boy.
Last Saturday the members Of the
general physics class unwillingly gath
cred at the laboratory building expect
lng that they should have to do some
hard extra work. iiut To their delight
Prof. Edmunda. their instructor, sur
nrincd them by giving them u banquet.
They had a merry time,
The University lecture In the lahorn-
tory building next Monday evening viii
be given by g. X. EdmundA upon the
subject OF physics. chemistry and hui
man life.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
n a stranger had wandered into the
main hall OF the high school building
on Thursday afternoon he would doubt.
less have left with the belief that half
u dozen caucuaea were being held IN
various parts OF the building There
was an almost constant cxhibitlon OF
applause. excessive laughter, ana ring
Ing sounds from heated debate. the
seniors were holding an important
meeting In the n0thern part OF the Sec
ond floor. For an hour the students
discussed different suggestions for u
social entertainment. The discussion
Na.NI lao In