The San Francisco call., 1905-02-17
UNIVERSITY WILL
HONOR MEMORY
OF ITS DEAD

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memorial services of the university will
be held at the university's semi month
ly meeting on February "a. The SER
vices usually are held on the birthday
of Joseph LIE Conte, but as that date
falls this year on Sunday, February 26
it was deemed advisable to hold the
ceremony on the preceding Friday. The
names of those in whose honor the SER
vices will be held are: Professor
Marius Joseph Spinello, died May 20.
1904; Hans Herman Behr, professor of
botany emeritus, college of pharmacy,
died March s, 1904; John Mitchell, arm
orer, died May 2, 1904; Emil Kellner,
gardener, college of agriculture, died
August 30, 1904; Mary Ann Taber, '04,
died May 9. 1904; Mrs. Mary Bollanger
Coulston, summer school, died July IL,
1904, and Oscar c.. Smith, college of
mining, died August 81, 1904.
The students of the university will
have complete charge of the services.
A committee to arrange the events at
the meeting has been appointed by
President W. H. Dehm of the Asso-
ciated Students, consisting Of the fol-
lowing: r. L. McWilliams, J. S. Ed
wards and Alma Barnett.
Members of the Golden Bear Honor
Society will meet at o'clock on the
afternoon of the same day, and pro-
ceeding in body from the library
building will place a floral wreath on
the memorial slab at the lie Conte oak
on the campus. Professor LIE Conte was
in his lifetime member of the Golden
Bear Society.
Fremont Morse, who graduated from
the college of civil engineering with the
class of '79 as class medalist, is to de-
liver a lecture soon before the Civil
Engineering Association. Morse has
been in the United States Geodetic Sur
vey ever since his graduation, on duty
in Japan, the Philippines, Alaska and
other countries. His lecture will deal
with some of his experiences while
abroad.
The presentation of the Spanish play,
"Despues de la Lluvia ell SOL" last term
by Ell Circulo Iberico was so successful
that repeated requests have been made
for a second production Professor
Carlos Brapsby has acceded to these
requests and announces the date of the
second production Of the play to be
March q. A one-act play, "Partir
Tempo" will also be put on the same
night. The place for the entertainment
will be announced later.
The Junior class held its annual
smoker tonight at Golden Sheaf Hall.
Songs and stories were contributed by
Ted Rust, Hal Bingham and others.
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rious members of the class.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Belle Smith of the Junior class
to we'd Professor Charles D. Perrine of
the Lick Observatory staff at Mount
Hamilton. Miss Smith is Of the uni
versity library cataloguing staff. Pro-
fessor Perrine is prominent as an as
stronomer, his latest discovery being
that of a sixth satellite of Jupiter. The
wedding will be in June, followed by
a bridal tour to Europe.
The fate of senior singing was to
have been decided at a meeting on
North Hall steps this evening, but the
inclement weather made postponement
of the discussion necessary. Senior
singing is a tradition esteemed by some
seniors and ignored by others. Lately
there have been only a few in attend
ance at the singings on the steps, and
accordingly Nat Eddy, leader of the
singing, addressed the following letter
to the class to-day:
Lest we forget, I wish to state that
senior singing will take place at 1880
O'Clock this evening. Many say they
forget to go, and the result of the last
+uvo senior singingS has been ruinorS
IF the seniors wish to drop the best ira
dition they have. then why not come
out tonight and let all agree? This
is no roast, but do wake up, seniors,
and be present tonight. Bring the
college songbook and let's awake the
slumbering spirit. N. N. EDDY"
The complete cast OF "Hamamlet,"
the sophomore burlesque of Hamlet"
which is to be produced tonight at the
Macdonough Theater in Oakland, was
announced to-day. 1t is as follows:
Hamlet, Grover O'Connor; Ophelia,
Harold Clarke; King, Harry E. Leach;
Queen, Harry Gutterson; Professor
Shakespeare, Fred McInnis; Polonious.
Max Waizman; Horatio, Harry Rogers:
Rosencrantz, w. N. Wright; Guilder-
stern. L. H. Cromwell; Ghost, James
Rhea; Yu Ii, F. Buencamino; First
Grayedigger, Conrad Rued; Second
Gravedigger, Reed Bush; Sentry, L.
Bryan; Commandant, Irving Frank:
Signal Corps-Fred Long and L. M.
Smith: First Soldier. A. r. Galloway;
Second Soldier, Will Weston; Third
Soldier. o. C. Tadlock: First Corporal,
Roy Warner; Second Corporal, E. v.