The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-15
EDUCATIONAL.
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cast of characters is as follows:
The Hon. We're Quicket ............
........ ...... Mr.. LIE Roy Sanders
Rear Admiral Archibald Ranking.
1900. ...... Mr.. Claude Richards
Lieutenant John Mallory ..........
49,. ...-... Mr.. Will Dunn
Mr.. Saunders $500. Mr.. Harold Golf
Mr.. Reginald Paulover ............
$500. ...... .,.. Mr.. John COndie
Mr.. Otto Bernstein .............-..
.......-.. .....-..M Mr.. w. w Trap
Tyler ............ Mr.. Ebert Thomas
Jaffray 10000. AIR. VIII Mifflin
Mrs. Ranking ......M Miss Maud briggs
Miss DyOtt. Miss E. Angelina Holbrook
DInah ........ ,,,,., Miss Anna Hatch
Gwendoline Hawkins --.
........ ........ Miss Mabel Harker
Ermyntrude Johnson $1,000. ....
...... ...-..... Miss Lulu Trane
Peggie Hesslerigge Miss Edna Harker.
Jane Chapman ....~Miss Lyla KnudsOn
Thursday night the company re-
hearsed at the Theatre. Last night
they played at Bountiful. Tuesday
night the play viii be presented at
Sugar.
Miss Lyle Miller. N. 's9, visited the
university Thursday.
Professors Stewart and Allen will de-
liver an illustrated lecture at Pleasant
Grove Saturday, Dec. p.
Professor Acres classes in chemistry
are doing work on the oils Of the west.
particularly those Of recent discovery.
The athletes are practicing handball
in the basement Of the museum build
ing Basket ball is also carried on
there.
Miss Mary c. May addressed the
71T Trr5I nr
Her subject was, "The Initiative Func-
ton Of the Child"
The football boys will go to the The
atre Thursday night in a body. Each
fellow agreed to take a young lady.
Instructor Howard r. briggs gave
the Zeta Cana talk Friday night.
after which officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, J. T. WarltOn: vice
president, J. r. Parrish; secretary and
treasurer, r. ". Stokes; corresponding
secretary, Owen Carter; programme
committee, L. Z. Elggren and Adolpn
Soderberg.
The Rho Beta Pi Of the L. D. S. uni
verstty accenred the challenge sent
them by the Zeta Cana. The debate
viii take P''lce early in January.
The Zeta Cana and Current History
viii debate the question, Resolved.
nat hcClpIOclLy SnOulQ be an al
iunct to Ou.- Present Tariff System -
Messrs. Muir, Elggren and Golf will
represent tn: Zeta Cana. The speak
ers for the Current History are Messrs.
Gibbs. Sanders and Dunn. The debate
is scheduled Tor Jan. 10.
Friday night the engineers gave a
successful darcing party at Christen-
sens. The committee on arrangements
were; A. Hatch, G. L. De Long and
L. J. Seckels. Floor committee, B. r.
libby, Q. G. Dresser, L. Cahoon,
G. NJ. Dougal, E. r. Caldwell and r.
K. Patterson. The following were
chaperons: Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells, Mrs.
W w. Ritter Mrs. Vivian McCune,
Mrs. J. T. KinRsbury, Mrs. Byron Cum
mings, Mrs. Rebecca Little and Mrs. ].
L. Rawlins.
The freshmen will have a candy pull
next Friday at $3.50. All the students
are invited.
The bill 9 it enacted, THAT college
students be allowed to vote at presi-
Dental elections in the districts where
they reside" introduced by Senator
Lamb of Kansas, passed the varsity
senate Thursday by a slight majority.
The senators viii sit together next
Thursday night at the Theatre.