, 1906-11-30
! University Notes /

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celebrated their Thanksgiving out of
town and some former students return
ed to this city wednesday. Mrs. Mary
S. Clark and Miss Helen Clark ate
Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Swi-
CART at Leslie, Wyo.
Prof. Soule will spend the Thanks
giving recess at the Flag ranch.
Miss Laura Breisch went to Chey-
enne Wednesday on No. 4 and will re
turn Saturday.
Miss Abby Drew who has been
teaching in Hanna arrived on No. 10
Wednesday and will visit here until
Sunday.
Victor Facinelli of Rock Springs al
so came Wednesday night.
Misses Anna O'Keefe and Alice Rice
who have been teaching ear Rock
River came in on No. 4 Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Sodergreen went to her
home on the Laramie river for the two
fold purpose of eating turkey n see
ing her sister married.
The Young Mems Glee club has been
limited to the following twelve mem
bers: First tenors, John Hunton,
John Jones, NJ. H. Walker; second ten
ors, e. Dean Hunton, Herbert Ken
nedy, NJ. corthell; first base, Adolph
Merz, Thomas Hunton, James Hun
ton; second base, a. C. Jones, George
Jones, Herman Langheldt,
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The fall term recital will be given
December IA and will be especially
fine, there being a senior this year in
the school of music. The Mandolin
and Glee clubs also are very well pre-
pared for the coming entertainment.
The Thanksgiving meeting of the
Y. w. C. A. had to be omitted on ac-
count of having no school today.
Herbert Kennedy, who was injured
in the gymnasium the first of the week,
was able by means of a crutch to be
at school Wednesday.
Merl Wolfard, who has been i'll the
past week. is now able to return to
work.
The senior class will give a short en-
day evening, December Is, instead of
the usual term orations given in the
assembly.
The training school entertainment
last Wednesday was a great success,
the large audience thoroughly enjoy
ing the representations of Columbus,
King Ferdinand, Queen Isabel, the Pill
grims, the sailors and the Dutch chill
dren. The children showed perfect
ease and promptness in performing
their parts and Miss Adsit and her
teachers are to be congratulated on
their work.
The board of managers of the Wyo-
ming Student has authorized the offer
of prizes for Xmas stories, S. for the
best story handed in and SO for the
second best. All manuscripts submit
ted are to become the property of the
Wyoming Student. The stories should
be handed to Miss Nelson by Deem
Der 10.
Miss Alice Hebard is visiting her
sister, Miss Grace Hebard, this vaca-
ton.
The second lecture recital of the
of modern composers will be
given next Friday, December Z,
promptly at 4 p. m. in the auditorium.
The subject is Edward Greig,' the
greatest Norwegian composer, and
the musical illustrations will be Sc
lected from the Peer Gynt Suite"
This suite was written by Greig in
illustration of lbsen's great drama
peer Gynt' and will be especially in
teresting to the members of the semi
mar course who have been studying
Ibsen this term. Dean Bode has con-
scented to play a couple of the illus
trations. Everyone interested in the
work is invited to attend these lee
lures, but it is very important that
all be in the room promptly at 4:O5
p. m.
Last evening Messrs Dean and
Thomas Hunton delightfully."- entertain
ed a party Of twelve at whist.
Morris Corthell drove out to the
Buckeye ranch, in the Centennial val
ley, yesterday and returned this after
with his sister, Miss Evelyn Cor
thell, who is teaching the school there.
President Tisdel was able to be at
the university part of the time this