, 1905-04-21
University Notes /


Yesterday at noon the girls basket
oall lean left for Denver. This ever
ing they will meet for the second time
with the basket bail team OF the Uni
versity OF Denver. A victory tor the
brown and gold is confidently pre-
dicted.
The cadet officers are sparing no
pains TO make the cadet ball next Fri
Jay night the social event OF the sea
son. The supper will be served in the
armory by the ladies OF the Episcopal
church and this too promises to be ex-
c~ellent. The reception committee has
not been fully decided upon but VIII
probably consist OF the following, with
their ladies': Governor Brooks, Otto
Gramm of the board of trustees, Pres
ldent Tisdel, Mr.. Moudy of the alumni,
Mr.. f. A. Miller, Cadet Captain John
Smith, Cadet Captain George Sellon.
Arbor day was fttingly observed at
the university this morning by a we'll
rendered program in the auditorium.
No trees were planted on of
the heavy fall of snow upon the
ground. Tomorrow, however, a num-
Der will be set out.
The university catalogue for 1866
has just been issued. 1t is prepared
IN the usual manner. The changes i'll
the various courses with the length
ening of the technical schools are all
explained. The enrolment of students
irrespective of short course students
is 21S or five more than has ver been
enrolled before. Counting the short
course students the enrolment is 2S3.
A basket ball team of young ladies'
outside of the university is organizing
to play the girls of the university.
Last Tuesday the town girls practiced
for the first time in the gymnasium.
Prof. Ridgaway will this evening give
a lecture in the auditorium on the
Life of Christ illustrated by stereop
ticon slides. Mrs. Gibson and Mrs.
Trumbull will sing and Prof. Merz will
play a violin solo. This entertain
ment is given under the auspices of the
Y. W.. C. A. The object is to raise
money with which to send delegates
to the Geneva convention.
Joe Taylor will leave for Denver a
week from Sunday to take his physical
examination for West Point.
The Golf club held a meeting Tues
day afternoon to ~reorganize for the
year. The persons present were very
enthusiastic and plans were laid to
turn out some champion players. AS
the club had no organization last year,
the golf links are not in very good con-
dition but it is hoped, with some little
work, to improve them greatly. Fol-
lowing is the list of officers.
President-Prof. Ridgaway.
Secretary-Dr. Hebard.
Treasurer-Prof. Gilkison.
Chairman of Greens Committee
Prof. Buffum.
Executive Committee-The officers
of the club.
In order to keep the uniforms of the
cadets in good condition for the cadet
ball and for the spring inspection, Cap
tain Yates has granted permission to
wear civilian suits on Mondays, Wedn-
esdays and Fridays, but insists on the
appearance in cadet suits on Tuesdays
and Thursdays.
Miss Agnes Brebner will assist DR..
Hebard in her office during the absence
of Misses Abby Drew and Nancy Fast
in Denver.
Robert Law is assisting Prof. Nelson
mount flowers for the Botanical Her
barium.
The librarian has received from the
Woman's club of Cheyenne a number
of books on the literature and relig-
ions of India, which were lent to that
organization last fall. The president
of the club speaks in highest terms of
the books and says that without them
little work could have been done.
No drill was held yesterday morn
ing on account of the departure OF the
basketball team for Denver at oon
Tomorrow evening a basketball team
representing the Laramie Athletic as
sociation and one representing the uni
versity will clash in the gymnasium.
The contest promises to be very ex-
citing. Following is the lineup of the
two teams: University, forwards, Jen-
sen and Hunton; center, DeLario;
guards, Corthell and Thompson. Town
team-Forwards, McNiff and McMur-
ray, center. Langheldt; guards, Cavel
and Spalding.
The persons in the court scene from
the Merchant of Venice to be rendered