The San Francisco call., 1905-03-18
SAVANT WILL
SOON COME
TO UNIVERSITY

BERKELEY, March 1.-THE university au-
thorities have received a cable message from
Professor Wilhelm Ostwald of Berlin, accept
ing a place in the faculty of the university 8
summer school
Professor Ostwaid is a distinguished ex-
ponent of the science of physical chemistry
one of the latest in its development of the
modern sciences ard field of work in which
most brilliant results have been achieved by
Professor ostwald and his fellow scholars.
Professor Ostwald visited the University OF
California year and half ago. coming
from Germany for the express purpose of de-
livering the dedicatory address for the Rudolph
Spreckeis physiological laboratory
The opportunity of hearing an extended
course of lectures from him for the whole
six weeks of the university's next summer
session will be exceedingly welcome to all in
terested In the latest developments of modern
physical science.
petition is in circulation at the university
representing the opposition of persons who are
S25o0 with which to provide dornnitories fol
Japanese students in Christian schools a,
versity Young Mems Christian Association
leaders. The opposition declares that this
money desired could be used to better ad-
vantage here for the university hospital fund
or for other purposes.
new society has been formed at the
university by seo-eds." to be known as tht
at the Kappa Gamma Gamma house the fol
lowing officers were elected: Miss Ethel Rat
cliff, president; Miss Marian Morrow. vice
president; Miss Ada Jordan secretary. The
society will give concerts. Clinton Morse will
be the musical director The first public ap-
pearance of the members in concert will bt
on April IA, when they will sing in connec
tion with the De Koven Club. try-out fol
tn9se hsIs >. aesTng s,i1as to-. to become members VIII
There are thirty charter members.
The university orchestra's dance, given al
Hearst Hall this evening, was a brilliant
success The programme included sixteer
numbers, every third dance being a waltz
The patrons and patronesses We're President
Professor and Mrs. Noyes. Professor and Mrs
Edwards, Professor and Mrs Whitney ane
Professor and Mrs. Schilling
The programme for the half-hour of music
to be rendered by the Glee Club. is to be al
follows:
Gloria California. words by Charlie.
Keeler. music by H. B. Pasmore; 'Blshor
by Charles Keeler. music by H. b. Pasnore
The Blue and Cold members of the Gle.
Club words By c. NJ Gayiey. music by H
Hidden and chorus words by Bret Harte
music by W. J. Mccoy; ''Serenade,'' member.
OF the Glee Club. music by J. Haraden Pratt
Rush En- Down the Campus" Frank Figon.
and chorus words by Charles Keeler. musl,
by H 3. Pasrnore
In case of rain the half-ho of music will
be given In Hearst Hall.
Bishop w. F. Nichols delivered a sermon
under the auspices of the ST. Johns Club Of
the university at ST. Marks Church tonight
The college song. Let There Be Light wa
sung during the service.
The College of Commerce Club will yis
the Union Iron Works tomorrow morning
The members of the Civil Engineering Asso
citation will visit the great earth dam at Sar
Leandro tomorrow afternoon. The Associated
Electrical and Mining Engineers will vis
the power plant of the United Railroads ii
San Francisco.