Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-16

Robert Corbett, Howard Darling. Kent
barrow. Al. Al. Dittmer, Robert Dolve,
Oliver Dynes, John Grant, Roy Gratius,
F. B. Often, w. j. Orchard, Chas.
Oshwald. A. A. Satire, John Swenson,
Andrew Wam'bem, VIM o. Whitcomb,
John J. White.
! Word has been received from Profess
sor g. &. Hult, who ds abroad on d
leave Of absence, that he Is at present
In France. He spent the summer ID
England and Scotland, visiting the dis,
tricts that have been made famous III
literature and art. He says IN his
letter among other things: 4 went;
out expecting much, but / have realized
In wealth Of experience and new life
more than could in any wise hope for
or foresee. Edinburgh alone seems To-
yield enough to make it worth while to
cross the Atlantic" Professor HUT
stayed also some time at Oxford and
Cambridge where he had an opportuni-
ty to observe the English University
system. His plan Is to 60 to italy by
way Of Switzerland, and to spend the
winter in Florence or Rome.
The women's department has started
out with an enrolment OF about forty
girls in the various classes In cooking,
sewing, household science and science
of living. The girls are taking hold Of
the work, manifesting an interest
which demonstrates that this sort Of
work is along lines best adapted to
young women.
The Edith Hall girls club has had
several good meetings this term. A
reception to the new girls was given
early in the term. The rooms of the
girls department were beautifully dec
GRATED, and an informal program was
given consisting of piano numbers by
Miss Spence, Miss Bowers, Miss Van
Horn, and several vocal selections by
Miss Mcintyre. The dancing OF the
old time Virginia reel ended the fes-
tvities. This club is now busily en-
gagged dn making A. C. banners of
green and yellow for the football and
basketball season. The proceeds from
the sale Of these are to be devoted to
the rental of a plano for the club meet
ings, as the members have decided to-
study some Of the simpler works Of
the Masters this year. IA, 81.
At meeting of the Girls Athletic
association held Thursday afternoon
Miss May was recommended as stud
ent manager for the coming year. a.
goodly number Of girls are now at
practice in the gymnasium and the
prospect for a fine Basketball team, de-
very good this year. The girls are to
have new suits and wraps for the sea-
son. {5 s
The first section OF the cooking
classes served their first dinner to the
college board Of trustees on Wednes-
day, and have received many compli-
ments on the ease with which they
did it. The following menu was
served:
Oyster Cocktail,
Tomato Bouillon Waters
Brussels Sprouts en- Timbale
! Prime Roast Beef Mushrooms
Drowned Potatoes. Celery. Chilli sauce.
Vegetable Salad Mayonnaise
Frozen Peach Conserve with whipped
Cream.
Swedish Rosettes Eondant Cakes 4
Edam Cheese Bent's Crackers
Coffee Mifts 81
Sailed Almonds Gherkins
The Athenium Literary society gave
a receptions to new students last Sal
urday night IN Francis hail. The
rooms were tastefully arranged, lie
prevailing colors being green and yell
low. Music and games furnished
abundant entertainment, while delici.
Gus grape dee and cakes delighted the
inner man.
/ A third football team composed OF
players not connected with either the
first or second team has been organ
lied for the purpose Of playing strictly
high school teams. This team under
the coaching of Professors Holley and
Prichards is rapidly rounding into
shape and though the men average
less than 40 pounds in weight they
more than make up for It in speed and
fast work. The organization Of this
team Is the first step towards bringing
the A. G. into clooser athletic relations
with the various high schools Of the
state and the athletic management il
very anxious to complete the schedule
Tor this team as soon as possible and
will be glad to hear from the managers
OF strictly school teams.
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