The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-19
University Notes.

| The faculty lecture tomorrow night
will be delivered by Professor ]. B. To-
ronto the professor of mathematics.
The subject upon which Professor To-
ronto will speak is THE Moon The
lecture promises to be interesting, as
it will be fully illustrated with sterop-
| tican views.
We are glad to learn that Professor
and Mrs. Mathews have arrived safely
at Pasadena, Cal, and that the pro-
fessar's health is improving. His many
friends at the university wish him a
safe recovery and health to return to
school at the beginning of another
school year.
Professor Evan Stephens last Tues
day presented each of his $50 music
students with a boquet of hyacinths.
The department of natural history,
of which Dr. Orson Howard is profess
sor, received during the week a series
of fifty microscopic sides, illustrating
various features of the work in histol-
ogy and bacteria. This valuable ac-
QUESTION to the department was the
gift of DR.. Fred Stauffer of Eureka.
Chapel exercises last week We're con-
Quoted by Mrs. Frank Kimball of the
Church of Christ, Scientist. The stu
dents enjoyed the talks of Mrs. KIM
ball very much, as was shown by the
week; on Thursday and Friday morn
ings many students were compelled to
stand for want of seats.
Rev. J. w. Taylor of the Tiff Metho-
dist church will conduct chapel during
the coming week.
The Athletic association has begun
work in earnest. The baseball team has
been organized and supplied with the
necessary articles for practice. The
boys have moved the bleachers from
their football position in the center of
the field to the east end, where tho
baseball games are played. The exc
cutive committee of the association will
meet regularly each Monday.
The Zeta Gamma last Thursday night
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: Burdett Smith, president;
James Robb, vice president; jesse Sea-
mons, secretary and treasurer: H. B.
Fry, corresponding secretary and
Fred Soeffner and Andrew Parrot as
additional members of the executive
committee.
Insresponse to am unofficial letter from
the B. Y academy at Provo, the MEM
bers of the Delta Phi at their last meet
ing appointed a committee to investi
gate the proposition of AN intercollegi
ate contest in oratory and debate. The
committee consists of Ernest Bramwell,
H. Claude Lewis, ]. j. Cannon, George
Q. Morris and E. A. Taylor, and will
report next Thursday night.
The members of the normal class of
'99 will entertain their many friends
next Friday night, March "a. Room %
has been secured for dancing, Gefresh-
ments will be served in the main hall,
and an informal programme will be
rendered during the evening.
Professor Maud M. Babcock and the
members of the Dramatic association
We're entertained by the College Women
last week.
For three weeks now the Dramatic
association has held regular rehear-
sails upon their new play, "a Scrap of
Paper" The play has been we'll cast.
and no doubt will be ably presented. 1t
is probable that the play will be given
in Christensen's hail. The following
cast assures the univ ersdty students and
the public that the play will be sue
ceSSful:
Prosper Couramont. .......W. W. Little
Baron de la Glaciere. IS. L. Richards
Brisemonche ..............H. T. Hatfield
Baptiste and FRANCHISE. 80. w. L. Dunn
Louise de la Glaciere.
Miss Blanche Thomas
M'dlle Susanna de Ruseville. ...
.................... Miss Nellie Boyer
Bathilde ........ Miss Edna Harker
M'dlle Zenobie. 80. Miss Lucille Hewett
Madame Dupont Observation-Disclosures.
.............. Miss Angelina Holbrook
Pauline ......... Miss Mabel Clark
The normal class of OF met last Mon
day and adopted a constitution and by
laws
The principal visitors at the training