, 1900-01-10

lowing result.
President-MabGl Cheney.
Vice President-Mabelle Reid.
Secretary-Paul Paulson.
Assistant Secretary-Allie Knott.
Treasurer-Wil Schilling.
The first program by the society for
this term will be given Friday and has
been arranged as follows:
Address. . .... President Cheney
Duet. Ethel Brown. Grace Davis
Storiette. ..... -. ...D Orthelle Allen.
Recitation ..... Allie Knott
Solo,. ......... .Mabelle Reid
Prophecy. go. ..... Anthony Jennings
Debate Paul Paulson, Mabel Cameron
Journal. .... Harry Lee, Ethel Parker
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Mr.. NJ P. Keefe of Cheyenne spent
Saturday in Laramie visiting his son,
who is attending the university. Mr..
Keef has but recently returned from
Cuba. where he has been engaged in
reconstructing one of the old forts in
Havana. While here. Mr.. Keefe pre-
scented President Smiley a ant and a
gavel which was made from acana
wood. The wood was taken from the
administration building in Havana,
which building was 1t one time occu-
pied by General Weyler. 1t is needless
to say that President Smiley is very
proud of his new possessions.
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The skating at the river has been ex-
cellent during the past two weeks and
the students have not been at all slow
in recognizing this fact and on several
evenings gay parties of university
students have enjoyed to the utmost
this fascinating pastime.
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A large number were present at the
vesper services at the university after
noon, at which time they were address,
ed by Mr.. Corthell, wac spoke or COR
iginality." His remarks wero all to the
point and much enjoyed. Mr.. English
will give a talk at the next service and
Mr. Barnes has kindly consented to
sing mat AFTERNOON.
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The members of the Boarding club
met last evening and elected Mr.. John
Rigdon president and Mr.. Charles Gil
more steward of the club. Fritz Kiefe,
a small dog, was elected club mascot
without a dissenting vote. After the
election the boys repaired to the drug
store, where the successful candidates
showed their appreciation of the hon
ors received by treating the club mem
bers to soda water,
At a recent meeting the Dek-Adel-
the officers for this term:
Vice President-Charies Griffen.
Secretary-Louis DeLario.
Treasurer-Fred Smith.
Besides having their regular liter
airy meeting once a term, the members
Of this society are planning to meet
once a week to discuss current topics.
Such discussions cannot fail to prove
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will thereby gain what is but too often
neglected by students for other work.
an accurate knowledge of the interest
ing events transporting in our own and
foreign countries.
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Elections, elections and elections.
that's about all hat has been going on
at the university during the past week.
Now, however, as every organization
which can possibly elect officers has
done so there will be a lull in this d.
rection and time can be given to ONE
thing else. The new presidents of the
various societies have appointed their
committees and programs for the lit
erary meetings have been made out, so
that the work can now be taken up.
Both the Lowell and Olympic societies
are thinking somewhat of giving pub
lie programs this term and will before
long make arrangements for these.
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The Lowell Literary society will this
term have at its head the following
officers:
President-Roy Fitch.
Vice President-John %Shedden.
Secretary-Alice Holiday.
Treasurer-Harry Houston.
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Miss Vina Wyman. a former student
at the university who is at present at
tending the Colorado college, enter
tanned during the Christmas vacation
at her home in Cheyenne in honor of
the students from the Wyoming uni
versity and those from Colorado COL
lege who were visiting in Cheyenne.
All report a very enjoyable evening.
The Debating club Is really once
more started and its members hope that
by next week everything will be in
good running order. Neil Sudduth has
been elected president of the club, FL
Tenor Shedden secretary and Charles