, 1906-03-09

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I. Hall
University Orchestra, A. r. Graepp,
Director.
Song, Silent the Night" -. j. S. Fearis
Male Q%uartette.
Piano solo, Love Dreams" A. L. Brown
Miss Anna O'Keefe, 'O9.
Song, "Homeward." OPP. 64..........
........,... ..... .Rheinberger
University Glee club, Mrs. J. F. soule,
Director.
Piano solo, Killarney" Sidney Smith
Miss Helen L. Clark, 'O9.
-Four hand piece, Les Vespres Sicil-
iennes' Cramer
Miss Helen Symons and J. l.. Hunton.
Part II.
Instrumental selection ............
University Girls Mandolin club.
Piano solo, Folk Song" Mendelssohn
Miss Elizabeth DeForest, 'O9.
Eight hand selection, "Tourbillon,
Grande Valse,' in A fiat Tito Mattel
FRESHMAN cluD.
Piano solo, The Flatterer" Chaminade
Miss Ethel Svendsen, 'O9.
Song, Wind of the Western Sea-.
T. Giffe
Male Quartette.
Selection, Medley Overture Rathbun
University Orchestra.
The Glee club has decided to form a
travelling company during vacation and
give a series of performances at prin-
Gil al points west of here. They will
leave March 20, and return on about
April 5, the first stop being at Han
ma. a tourist sleeper will be en-
gagged for the purpose. Mrs. Root has
been chosen business manager and has
procured opera houses all along the
line.
There was a surprise party Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Langheldt.
The z%onophone, which is soon to be
irafiled off, has been moved to Mills
drug store, where a series of musical
feats will be pulled off by it every ev-
ening until sold.
At drill this week, Captain Heavey
gave instructions that, hereafter, those
who appear at drill in mixed uniforms,
will be favored with an hour or more
of extra duty.
Elizabeth DeForest, a pupil in the
university school of music, gave a re,
cital at the auditorium Wednesday ev-
ening, her friends, relatives, and the
members of the school of music being
present. The program consisted of
nine numbers, and each was splendidly
rendered, rejecting much credit on
both teacher n pupil.
The study parlor girls held a meet
ing wednesday after Rotations, and
decided not to give an entertainment
this term; but, with the permission of
the faculty, to wait til next term and
then try to give something better than
the program as now arranged.
The Bells Lettres will hold a meet
ing tomorrow evening at the home of
the Misses Mcintosh. This will be the
first meeting of the organization for
several weeks.
Messrs. Hoge and Corthell went to
Denver this week, returning Wednes,
day.
There will be a university dance,
March 16, at North Star hall.
The next meeting Of the College Lit
erary club will take place Saturday ev-
ening, March II, at the university, and
the program for hat occasion will be
follows: Debate, Resolved, That
the government should lease the
Affirmative, NJ. Grant; mega.
tive, j. Burnett. Talk on the range
question by Mr.. King. General discus
l by members. President Tisdel
will act as critic.
There will be a free gan of basket.
ball tomorrow evening between a Sig
ma Beta Phi and a university team. All
are invited.
AT assembly Tuesday, DR.. Tisdel
gave a short reading from Dickens to
Illustrate that authors skill as a writer
OF both humor and pathos.
There was orchestra practice at the
university at $3.50 today.
Miss Lauder will return to Evanston
to take up her work as IL
brarian of the Carnegie library of that
city.
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Prof. Graepp has been sick this week