, 1905-01-18
Social Happenings

The Inauguration OF President lis
del occurred this afternoon in the
presence of the members of the state
Legislature. a number Of citizens and
the student body. 1t is with a feeling
of genuine pleasure that we welcome
President Tisdel to our institution,
and we eagerly seize an opportunity
such as this one to tell him what we
have thought for some time. We pre-
dict many years of prosperity for our
university under the leadership of
President Tsdel.
DR.. H. L.. Stevens and s. G. Downey,
'95, have been asked to address the
mining students on First Aid to In
jureded in Mining and Mining Law"
respectively. Other lectures will be
given the students in the course Of the
year.
The University Dancing club will
hold a dance Friday evening at the
North Star hail..
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A meeting of the freshman class will
be held tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock. The
class will decide upon its colors and
also upon a class pin. .
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Joe Gillespie is busy taking his ex-
Nominations for Oxford, which began
yesterday. They will be completed
person who has appeared to take the
examinations.
Both battalions of cadets have been
having battalion drill and parade this
week.
The seniors are once again haru at
work preparing for their winter ora
tons.
The members of the university de-
batting team are to be given credit on
their debate for certain courses in
English.
AT parade yesterday morning was
read an order promoting Francis
Smith to the rank of captain, and, for
the present, excusing him from drill.
In addition to this, George Sellon was
made adjutant to take the place of
Carl Wagner, who has also been ex-
cused from drill.
Special arrangements for student
seats at "As You Like 1t" have been
made by the Woman's club.
The first basketball game of the sea-
son will be held Friday night in the
Gymnasium. The two contesting teams
will be made up Of young ladies'. Fol.
lowing are the anne of those who
comprise the teams: Ida Langheldt,
Laura Breisch, Ethel Pointing. Ger
trude Pointing, Margaret Mcintosh,
Mildred Mcintosh. Marry Marshall,
Miriam Corthell. Edith Belts, Abbey
Drew and Neva Nelson.
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A meeting Of the Belle Lettres So
ciety vas held Monday afternoon. at
which it was decided to attend LAS
You Like It. in a body. This is the
comedy that the society has been pre-
pairing to present, and it hopes to get
some valuable hints on how 1t should
be given by seeing another troupe pre-
sent it. Two weeks hence is the late
set by the society for its presentation.
A good sized audience was present
last Friday at the preliminary debate.
Albin Nelson, Jean Tidball and Stephen
Downey were chosen t represent
the university. One week from Friday
the Christian Endeavor Debating club,
through it's representatives, Messrs.
Hasenkamp. Trabing and CASTOR, will
meet the university debaters in an
other preliminary contest.
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The class in military science has
completed its study of the Guard Man
ual n will now proceed to review it.
When it has been reviewed and an
Examination has been taken, the class
will take up the drill regulations.
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Bert Miller, a former student al the
university, will leave Friday for Chi
cago, where he has been offered q
good position in one of the packing
houses there.
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The Choral union held a rehearsal
Monday night at the home of its lead
err, Dean Bode.
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A number of the students are hop
ing for a large now storm, which will
enable them to have q sleiEhing party.
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A number of changes In the location
of books in the library have been
made recently. The works ON Ane arts
have been put near the front Of the