, 1906-01-26
University Notes


The committee which was appointed
some time g to consult with the fac.
ulty in view of making arrangements
to raise money to furnish the girls
study parlor, held a meeting Wednes-
day and f%ayorably discussed giving a
play for that purpose. They will meet
again Monday to make final arrange
ments.
Last Friday Francis Swigart, while
riding beneath a clothes line at the
penitentiary farm, in pursuit of a COW,
was dragged from his horse and quite
badly injured. However, he is doing
as well as could be expected.
The senior class has received an in
vitation to an entertainment and din
ner at Mrs. Soule's Saturday evening.
Prot. NOVEL; has been suffering with
an attack of la grippe this week and
has been unable to take charge of his
classes.
The Dancing club, at a meeting
Monday evening, passed a motion to
.disband on account of having to post
pone dances for basketball games and
other university functions. But the
next day a meeting of the students was
held, at which a new club was organ,
lied and the following officers elected:
President, VIM. Thompson; secretary
and treasurer, Herbert Kennedy; vice
president, Bruce Jones. Among other
important transactions, a motion was
carried that regular dates for dances
be fixed and that they be postponed
on no account, and a committee was ap-
appointed to decide on dates for
dances. There was also a committee
appointed to draw up a constitution
for the club.
On W~ashington's birthday the senior
class will debate the question of inter
national arbitration. The briefs are to
be handed to Prof. Middlekauff by the
end of next week. Miss Grimes and
B. Nelson will favor arbitration, while
Misses Peabody and Mcintosh will de-
fend the negative.
The Y. w. c.. A. held musical ser
vices today, at which Annie Reid was
The program as published was
as follows: Song by Girls Glee club,
a paper on music by Laura Lee, etc, by
the members.
Misses Radichal and Baily have been
absent from school work this week.
Mrs. Brown will entertain some of
Prof. Browns students tomorrow after
NOON.
Edna Simpson will not re-enter
school this term on account OF poor
health.
At assembly Tuesday, E. D. Cham
berlain, Denver's representative of the
International Correspondence school,
delivered a short address on "Educa-
ton in the South American Republics"
The public schools of these countries,
he said, are patterned after our school
system, and, in fact, many of them EN-
ploy United States teachers. His talk
was very interesting.
There was a business meeting of the
Bellies Lettres society yesterday after
noon.
There will be an athletic exhibition
at the gymnasium tonight between Fort
d. A. Russell and the university boys.
First, there will be a basketball game.
This is the return game for the contest
that took place several weeks ago at
Cheyenne and at which the soldiers
were victors by a large score. The line
up of both teams has been slightly
changed n will appear as follows:
Soldiers-Oney, center; H%arcourt,
right guard; Smith, left guard; Waite,
right forward (captain); Daley, left
forward; T%routner, substitute. Uni
versity-Christmas, center; Thompson,
right guard; Moir, left guard; Merz,
forward; Hunton, left forward;
Campbell, Kennedy and Ace, substi-
tutes.
After the basketball there will be a
game of indoor baseball, the first that
has ever heen nlaYed in Laramie