The San Francisco call., 1904-04-04
UNIVERSITY EVENTS

BERKELEY. April 3-The entertainment
to be given by the Prytanesn Society this
year will take the form Of Kirmess 1t will
be held on the evening of April IA in Coed
Canyon and the proceeds viii be devoted to
the hospital fund. Electric lights will be used
in great number among the trees. and there
will be booths representing all the great ma
tions. decorated in their national colors. The
visitors will be regsled with a programme Of
music and song The committee Of arrange
ments consists of the Misses Beatrice Snow,
Alice Graham. Louise Ehrmann Edna
Wilde Marion Lesle Ethel Richardson. Mrs
Morgan and Mrs Marian. The booths will
be in charge Of the Misses Elizabeth Arnold
Myrtle Sims Hazel McGraw. Edith Nichols
Rubena Jess and TuaIlah lie Conte.
The debsters OF the freshman class will
have a Jolly up at some date near the end
Of the month to signalize the close Of the
terms work. il viii consist Of little ban
ouet and informal programme. The commit
X BRYAN and w. A Benner The debating
society viii elect officers at the next meet
ing and at the same time the following ques-
tion will be discussed: Resolved. That the
interest Of the Russian people at the
present time would be best served by a limited
monarchy The affirmative viii be pre-
sented by c H Curran and II. f. Dwelle and
the negative by E l. Nelson and B. II. Boeh-
A s King 'a9 has been honored with
research assistantship by the officers Of the
Carnegie Institute. Mr. King was last year
granted his doctor s degree DN the University
OF California. and at present is studying in
Bonn. Germany. His special line OF study is
spectrosoopy.
The design OF Miss Florence Fisk Of the
freshman class for the cover OF the Blue and
Gold has been accepted by the editors
The Glee Club is contemplating a tour OF
the Eastern States and a visit 10 the St Louis
Fair A committee from the club will meet
the executive committee Of the Associated
Students next Wednesday TO talk over the
project
President Wheeler has announced the ap-
pointment OF the committees to take charge
OF the arrangements for the Bryce Historical
essay competition and TO provide for the
future Weinstock lectures Upon the Vein
Adolph c. Miller. Carl c. Plehn and Charles
NJ Bakewell. Professor II. Morse Stephens
and Bernard Moses have been appointed the
Bryce essay committee. These two will select
third member according 10 the conditions
under which the effer made by Regent
Rudolph j. Taussig.
President Wheeler and Captain de H Waite
comrnandsnt of the cadet regiment are about
10 select from among the officers OF the COM
mand two officers whom they will recommend
for a second lieutenantcy in the United States
army. From these two board appointed by
the War Department will select one as oualf-
fed for holding second lieutenantcy The
instructions accompanying the order for these
appointments. comprehend the selection by an
examining board also appointed by the War
Department of six educational institutions In
which military training is given from which
such recommendations viii be made The ap-
pointment of second lieutenants in the manner
mentioned is held conditional upon the occur
renee OF vacancies in the list of second lieu
tenants in the regular army after the eradu-
ates from the West Point Academy have been
provided for.