The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28
Week At THE UNIVERSITY.
CADET CORPS UNDERGoEs THE
ANNUAL INSPECTION.
Young Ladies' to Give nm Athletic
Meet-Membership of the Musical
Gibbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO BE

| new societies. nave DftH OiftftaFN 81
ready this term and another - now oeing
planned by the young ladies'
There are now six Greek letter organ
izations at the college. the young men
and the young ladies each having three.
Of the six. however. htft two. the chapters
OF Sigma Nh and Phi Gamma Delta. have
charters from national organizations. The
local fraternity. Delta Phi. hopes 70 coon
be added to this list, az It has applied for
a charter from the national ASSEMBLY OF
Phi Delta Theta.
on the young iasies' f~rasernifiea. or $50
rorities,'' two which have been In exist
ence for about e wear. are erSeavoring 70
secure charters from the Kappa Aipha
Theta and Alpha Kappa Gamma.
The new men'r fraternity. which is
called Pi Theta. has the following mem
bers: w. w. Gillette. PAU c.. Harper,
Percy LAttiefeid. Riley Alien. w. @.
Ames, r. w Sherwood. Frank Reasener.
]. M. Johansen. ~ w. TAYLOR, w. H..
Reynolds and Arthur O. Shoup.
The new ''sororftvs' IL composed Of the
following, Miss Elizabeth Hancock. Miss
Sarah Reeves Miss Grace Green. Miss
| Mary Green, Miss Caroline Horton, Miss
Crouch. Miss Otfilie Boetzkes and Miss
Hilda schriekrr THIS organization calls
itself Delta Alpha and a charter will be
applied for from The national Delta Gam
ma Miss Hanco 4, VINO II the organizer
Of the chapter n already a member of
the order. having Joined ~ Ann Arbor.
Mrs. r. ". CoIrrove AMI Stss Martha Il
Hansee, professor Of Greek at the uni
versity, have been elected honorary MEM
befs OF the chapter. The fraternity will
give a banquet this evening at the home
OF Mrs. Coiegrovc.
The yourg ladies' OF the university are
Nhowfnr ss much interest I'm athletics as
the men. OF course. hey are barred from
a. E1Tt fAE ~ &AkAA t. t.A&z1-s
every other branch of athletic sport. Last
year the indoor meets given BY the girls
In The Arrnsry invariably draw q crowd Of
visitors from tho city always OF the fair
sex. however. as men are not admitted to
these meets.
similar series OF meets will he held
during the present year. the first being
next Friday II VIII consist Of class
races. a relay race. nm exhibition drirl
and Will conclude with a basket ball
The most TX ei,ing event will undoubted-
ly be the baske, haii. at which the girls
are said TO excel even the best Of the men
pleyers. The young ladies' are at any
teams can never meet.
The meet will - open to all the lady
friends OF the university.
Tho university ~ showing considerable
activity In the musical line. The glee and
mandolin clubs are having regular prac-
clubs have been practically decided upon.
a Fss , elnS. sss sur n, o. places M.6 On the
ns Royce psns rnoasn' L ~rfsasn,hal a. storey
wrisht. Prigmore ana Eiweii. The foi.
lowing are expected to belong 10 the
kuren. Dryden, Kellogg. Franenthal'
Prigmors and Trout.
The .nrst concert OF the clubs win be
given IN seattle on November II. n the
concert, q second will probably be given
before the tour OF Washington, Idaho
and Oregon planned for the holidays.
4 concert ia announced BY tho young
ladies' Of the. dormitery for next Friday
evening Tor the purpose OF raising money
to furnish the reception room In the DOR
nitory. The following Is part 81 the pro-
gramme: VEIN solo. Prot. w, +. Allen.
song Mrs, w. F. Allen; song. Miss
den. recitation. Miss Mae stevens: song,
| Miss Katherine Glen: song, Mr.. X p.
Hoyce trio. Misses Stephens, Raser and
kiacaid; selection. Mandolin club.
A lister has been received from q men,
Der OF ths. football team, now absent in
| "Wednesday with whnman Z aes sns sSm u
detail. A. was the expectation when the
team left, the offensive niay OF the uni-
ssiiy soo eea'n Mil. sp r. Z nav been wn,. a, nus.
rather poor. This was undoubtedly due
TO the fact that there has seldom been
y tui second team out TO practice and
the varsity team could not be given thu
necessary defensive work.
This condition will be rsmedied rs soon
as the team returns. FOR the past week
from twenty TO twenty-five have been
practicins fer second team places. ana
there u no reason why the varsity team
should not before the Thanksgiving
game. easlv reach a winning form
In the Whitman game the frat touch
down Y each. half was scored by tho
university. THIS does not Imply. how
. EAAE fhAH fhA 49,
because Of lack 81 endurance. for The
I letter states that the condition OF RE
university men was much better thar thar
e the whitman players the latter being
frequently temporarily disabled
TIE maj scsre OF the game was a tie
The second tear n~rac,loe has has, ,rsnr
the direction % r.. n Chestnut. who was
elected temporary captain 60 act during
the absence OF the regular captain. Carl
hAheiman. as a sub on the varsity team.
Thursday the cadet CORPS ~ ths sniver-
shy wss ssxsn the annual inspection by
.rai o. the department cf he columbia
He expressed himself well pleased wien
III. prsseni condition q cadet meters,
srFing, considerable raalt VA. found Ss~s
msnl.Ily WITH , s.ndi,ion of The Sow
s,nmen. e~rdnssee lefi A. The university
tsken care ~ at the cadet e-ncanpmanf
TIE guns. THIS time, however. were in
NtFrIsNt tNApH ~ was fNN reHAluAer
~ ne equipments. ara Col Maas stated
tnss ne would be able se make A good
renNri 20 ths war department
DrN1 proper has not 80 vet began. ans
consequently e was impossible IL tnsgsct
the cadets fH tine For tha pasa nsnfh
Fret Nand.r Nser has been giving the
raen aAttlHs up exercises In nrAer IA urn
mote a general military carriage anA
NesrtNN hcfcrE re regular work hNxfnn
Cat Mans was especially pieased NTH thfa
orrangc1nsnt and savsse3 chat the exsr-
risra he rtyen AZ least nnce a week 4ftar
tNc regular Astn "a taksr No Tnls NIT
probably Ns done
Cei Man. stated that he would ala,
resort e the war Ssyzrtrn%rt sSn ~NYN.
whteh Prof Wander veeF is aalnr ~
che WAY Of physical cui;are Tor ths yanna
ladies'
wAsrc VIII probably BE another insrec-