, 1906-06-01
! University Notes

OOSOG
The tennis tournaments between
members of the faculty and the stu
dents began last evening. The besi
two in three is to decide all contests
until the finals, which will be decided
on the basis of the best three in FIVE
The following is the list of opponents
Prof. Moudy VS.. II. Langheldt.
Prof. NOVEL; VS.. f. Sutphin.
Prof. Griffin VS.. M. Corthell.
Prof. Quaintance VS.. D. Hunton.
Prof. Knight VS.. J.. Burnett.
Prof. Soule VS.. c. NOR.
Captain Heavy VS.. r. Guild.
Prof. Gilkison VS.. L. Holiday.
Prof. Morton VS.. H. Kennedy.
Prof. Brown VS.. M. Grant.
President Tisdel VS.. B. Jones.
The contest last evening between
Prof. Gilkison and l.. Holiday ended
in each of the two sets played in a
score of 6 to 1 in Prof. Gilkinson's ia.
vor.
Mrs. Ross Moudy entertained the
Glee and Mandolin clubs at her home
last night. The girls played finch and
cards during the forepart of the ev-
ening and later rendered a few selec-
lions on their m%andolins. After this, re
freshments were served and then the
girls returned TO their homes in the
wee hours of the morning.
When the boys began playing basket
ball last winter, the girls were of the
opinion that the boys were Quitting
in" on a game that should be held ex,
~clusively for girls. Now, why don't
the girls butt in" andhave a field meet
this spring?
Miss Meader will be the speaker at
vespers Sunday.
Miss Julia Jones went to Cheyenne
this week to have her eyes treated.
She returned today.
The baseball game between com
panies A and B, which was set for
Thursday evening was postponed for a
few days while the boys ecover from
the effects of the recent field meet.
President Tisdel went to Kemmerer
graduating class at that place. He will
return tonight.
The competitive drill will probably
be held either next Tuesday or
Wednesday. Captain Heavey wishes
to Il the services of two army of,
fees as judges, who will pass through
Laramie from San Francisco on Tues.
day or Wednesday, and on this account
the competitive drill a postponed.
The Y. w. C. A. luncheon was a com
plete success from every standpoint
The girls took in about $40 at the door
and all who attended were well
pleased. In a vote as to which was the
prettiest table in the gymnasium, the
Sorority table of the preparatory de-
partment easily won The proceeds OF
the luncheon are to be used in sending
a delegate to the Y. w. C. A. conven'
ton at Waterloo.
The program given by the Prepare
tory Literary society Tuesday evening
was very creditably rendered by all
who took part and was well p%atronized
by both students and town people,
The greater part of the evening was
consumed in presenting Milton's Co
mus. The program was as follows:
Violin solo. ....... Thyra Thirkeldson
Address of welcome.
VIM. Thompson, president
Comus, cast Of characters-Comus,
Morris Corthell and Katherine Tay
lor; lady, Merle Kissick; attend
ing spirit, Agnes Johnson; older
brother, Wallis Taylor; younger
brother, M. Wheeler; Savrina,
Mary Wilson.
Recitation ............ Ethel Biddicl
Grafton, Character of Brutus"....
Leslie Cooi
Vocal solo. .Tessie Langheld
Recitation ........ Evangeline Downe.
Piano duet
......W Walter Doyle, Merle KissicI
Prophecy of third preps.............
............. Harriet ADDo
Song Prep. Glee Gu
Lewis Tidball returned from Ken
merer Monday night and left for Shei
idan Wednesday on No. A.
At the field meet contest Wednesda.