, 1905-04-12

Friday night the girls basketball
team of the University of Wyoming
will meet with the team OF the Uniyer-
sity of Denver. An exciting game is
promised as both teams are confident
of victory. Two weeks from this date.
the varsity team will go down to Den
yer for a return match. Following is
the lineup of the varsity team:
Forwards, Ethel Pointing, Laura
Breisch; centers, Annie Reid, Marga-
ret Mcintosh; guards, Edith Belts and
Abby Drew.
Long distance target practice on the
range north of town will commence
in about a week. 1t is understood that,
at that time, as was done last year, the
first hour and drill hour will exchange
places. In this way the target prac-
tice will take place in the morning
when there is little or no wind instead
of at IL O'Clock when high wind hind
ers good craftsmanship.
No regular assembly exercises were
held yesterday morning. Friday they
will be held as usual, however.
A number of delegates to the r. N.
A. convention were shown over the
university by President Tisdel Monday.
They were favorably impressed with
what they saw.
Preparations for the cadet ball are
being steadily carried on. All the in
vitations have beer issued, about five
hundred in number. The order OF
dances has been made out out the pro-
grams will not be printed until the
executive committee has chosen the
reception committee. Tickets for the
dance will be placed on sale in a few
days.
Dr.. Hebard left for Cheyenne Mon
day noon to attend the funeral of
Judge Knight.
Material for the April number of the
Wyoming Student will be sent to the
printers next Saturday. The number
viii ue issued shortly afterwards.
Misses Mildred and Margaret Mcln-
tosh, who spent vacation at their home
in Rawlins, returned to school last
Sunday.
The class in Shakespeare, conducted
by President Tisdel, has completed the
play of Romeo and juliet and will
commence King Lear. By the end OF
the term, members OF the class are 70
be familiar with twelve plays. Presi-
len TisdeI lectures to the class and
reads selections from various plays.
Joe Taylor has left school for the
year. He will stay in Laramie until
the first of May when he will go to his
home for a short visit. After this ne
will report to Fort Logan, for his phys
ical examination for entrance to West
Point.
Plans for the E%lizabethan evening
to be given in commencement week
are being carried on. The Girls Glee
club has been %practicing a number OF
the songs to be sun under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Clark. The Bellies Let
tres Literary society will give some
scene from "As You Like It. but the
parts have not, as yet been assigned.
Miss Agnes Brebner of the Delta Sig
ma Sorority will take the part of Por-
tia in the court scene from the "Mer-
chant of Venice" The male parts in
the scene, which are to be given to
boys from the Debating club, have not
yet been decided upon.
Monday afternoon both battalions
of cadets were paraded before General
Downen and Adjutant Brown Of the
G. A. r. Both of these men expressed
themselves as highly pleased with what
they saw. After the drill assembly ex-
e~rcises were held at which these gen
tlemen spoke. Both paid glowing trib-
utes to the Girl behind the gun"
No arrangements have as yet been
made at the university for the celebra-
however, that the matter is to be TAX
en- up in a short time and plans made.
Trees will probably be planted, as
heretofore, by each class, the faculty
and by individuals.
A meeting of the senior class was
held last Friday afternoon at which
the form of invitation for the COM
mencement exercises were decided up
on. A large number were ordered.
They will not arrive in Laramie for
some time.
The boys battalion of cadets will
drill as much as possible out doors this
term in preparation for the inspection
by the United States inspector in
June. The girls, battalion will have
wand and dumb bell drill for a few
weeks in the gymnasium after which
it will drill outside.