, 1905-06-20
COURT ACT
LAST NIGHT
SCENE FROM SHAKESPEARE EN-,
ACTED BY STUDENTS IN PRES
ENCE OF LARGE CROWD.
Society Night Properly Celebrated by
Members Of the Different Societies,
and Program Received With
Marked and Merited Favor-An
EIizabethan Evening.

SOCltly HlSHl uuIlHS CCIHIlenCe
ment is always anticipated with inter
est by the general public, the senti-
ment being manifested this year by an
audience which crowded even the
aisles of the auditorium and overlooked
into adjoining apartments. Moreover,
the program presented was altogether
worthy of the magnificent audience, be
ing unique in its conception and splen-
didly presented. All of The musical
numbers were heaId with marked in
terest, but the queer old Summer is
icumen ln," proved most amusing to
the audience. II the GIee Club was
compelled to repeat it.
The paper on 'Lutes and M~adrigals"
by Miss Knopf was highly compii-
menIed and it certainly presented in
clear and succinct form just the ma
terlal desired by a R~ooseveltan assem-
blage which was about to spend an ev-
ening with Queen Bess.
The Bellies Lettres society was also
represented by Misses Ethel Merriam
and Neva Nelson, who gave the second
scene from the first act of the "Merch-
ant OF Venice" in a very acceptable
manner.
AS will be noted from the accom-
panying program, the court scene from
the same play was presented by mem,
bers of Delta Sigma and the University
Debating Club. all of the youthful act
ors rejecting much credit upon their
societies and their instructors. The
program in full vas as follows:
Music. ..... University Choral Union
(a) Ballet, Now Is the Month
OF Maylng
........ Thomas Morley 1885,
Cb) Madrigal, Awake, Sweet
Love".... John Dowland Q597)
Paper, "Lutes and Madrigals"..
.......... Margaret Knopf (B. L.
Music. University Girls Glee Club
Summer is icumen in" U2S9).
Act !, Scene II, Merchant of Venice
Portia. ..... Ethel l.. Merriam (B. H.
Nerissa. .Neva Nelson (B. L.
Music. go. University Girls Glee Club
20, Happy Fair" or The Load
stGrs'.......W Shields Q656)
Court scene from The Merchant of
Venice"
Portia. Agnes Brebner Cd. 81
Nerissa. .... Gertrude Pointing Cd. s.
Duke. -. Herbert Kennedy Gu. D. c.
Shylock.. ". Jean Tidball u. d. c.
Antonio. Lewis c. Tidball Gu. D. c.
B%assanio. .... George Sellon Gu. d. c.
G%ratiano Fred D. McDermott Gu. D. c.
Salarino. Fred Umhauer Gu. d. c.
Clerk. 80. William Thompson Gu. D. c.
Music.... University Choral Union
(a) Madrigal, Since First | Saw
Your Face. ..............
......... Thomas Hood Q6O0)
o. Madrigal Now, Oh, Now,
| Needs Must Part"........
John Dowland Q56O)
Laramie is enjoying ideal commence
ment weather this year, and the field
meet at the fair grounds this afternoon
was witnessed by a large crowd. To-
night, the class day exercises will be
given at the auditorium at s o'clock.
The program for tomorrow includes the
annual business session of the alumni
association at 4 p. M, and the univer-
sity address on The Scientific Spirit"
which will be delivered at s p. m. by
President Victor C. Anderson, D. s., of
the Colorado School of Mines. Sue
ceeding the address, President and
Mrs. Tisdel will receive the members
of the senior class, the faculty and
the board at their residence on Ere
mont street.