, 1900-11-28
UNIVERSITY NOTES
SPORTS AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS At
TRACING ATTENTION IN
LEISURE HOURS.


Thanksgiving Holiday-Affairs Of
tho College Paper-Senior Ora
tions-ImperiaI Dancing Club
Plans.
The last football game of the season
will take place on the afternoon of
Thanksgiving day, when the universi-
t. boys will meet the Greeley team. In
the evening the visiting team will be
entertained at the dance to be given by
the Rathbone Sisters that evening.
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President Smiley returned Saturday
from his trip to New Haven, where he
attended the Association of American
agricultural colleges and experiment
stations. which was held November 10,
IA and Is. On his way home. he stop
ped a few days a: Syracuse, n. Y,
where Mrs. Smiley has been visiting.
Mrs. Smiley and sons. Dean and Hollis.
returned home with President Smiley.
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A handsome new screen has been
placed in the presidents office.
DIR. Wilson has received word that
his son, Byron, who is east at school.
had his shoulder dislocated inc was
nthnru;en ;,,,,ol T., roo.I,1I ..,:.,
mage the other day. With character
istic Wyoming-Wilson pluck he stop
ped a player who outclassed him in
weight by forty pounds. saving the
game but losing the use of his arm for
a while."-Bill Barlow's Budget.
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The Imperial Dancing club will give
its next dance Dec. 21st. The regu-
lar date would be December l4th. but
the Kid Band will give a dance that
evening so the Imperial club has post.
poned its party.
The managers of the college paper
Siu " hiVVtihS hlolidN tNellilS W ut-
eide on cuts for the holiday number
of the Student. The members of the
drawing class are now working on a
cover design for this number of the
Student"
In assembly yesterday afternoon.
praSiIonf C"i1ay, uo,n Tho cSyIa,t, ,
short entertaining talk on his eastern
trip, speaking especially of the many
interesting sights which he saw while
in New Haven.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Ethel Conner to a dancing party which
will be given at North Star hall. Fri
day evening. December 7th.
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Tomorrow and Friday there will be
no session at the University, and the
students are accordingly rejoicing over
the holiday. A number of the students
from away will return to their homes
to spend the Thanksgiving vacation.
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Miss Anna O'Connell left today for
Cheyenne. where she Will spend the
remainder of the week.
Prof. Ridgaway gave the address at
vesper services Sunday afternoon. He
spoke on true success in life.
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Mr.. Paul Paulson a member of the
class of 90. spent Monday and Tues
day visiting here. He went on to Den.
yer where he will spend a few days.
Misses Laura Coutant. Mabelle
Reid and Edith Sloan, former students
at the university, are expected to ar
rive here from Cheyenne tonight to wit
ness the Thanksgiving football game.
The cadets were excused from drill
tonight.
Mr.. William Bartlett spent Friday
and Saturday in Cheyenne. AS bust
ness manager of The Wyoming Stu
dent" he solicited advertisements and
subscriptions while there and was very
successful in his work, the Cheyenne
Merchants being quite liberal in their
patronage Of the college paper.
Tuesday after assembly the seniors
were trying the plan Of all delivering
their orations at the same time. The
chief advantage Of the method is the
great saving Of time.
Daily Republican only boc . mouth