, 1906-04-17
TUESDAY ASSEMBLY AT UNlVER-
SITY DEVOTED TO THANKING
GLEE AND MANDOLIN
CLUB FOR EFFORTS.
Results of Recent Trip of Club Across
Southern Part of State Made o.
casion of Congratulations on Part
of Officers of School, President of
University and Heads of Depart
ments-Good Will Follow Tour.

At the assembly at the University OF
Wyoming, this morning, the meeting
took the form of a love feast, with the
faculty, trustees and student body on
one side and the University Girls Glee
and Mandolin club on the other, and
the latter organization was made
much of by the combined forces of the
other side. 1t was a love feast, indeed,
and some eloquent addresses were
made, although some of them would
not shine as oratorical gems of rare
brilliancy. The speakers said what
nice things they could think OF and
the listeners supplied any deficiency.
Good Work for University.
The occasion was a public acknowl-
edgment of the excellent work done by
the glee club on its recent trip oyer
the southern part of the state, when it
visited Hanna, Rawlins, Rock Springs,
Green River, Evanston and Kemmerer,
and gave delightful entertainments. 1t
was found that the club, besides meet
ing nearly all its expenses, had
aroused an immense amount of en-
thusiasm for the university, and it is
believed a large number of students
for the next university year will re
suit from the trip.
President Makes Hit.
President Tisdel presided at the
meeting and spoke for the faculty in
thanking the young ladies and gentle
man for the excellent results of their
., efn,+, IJo uror nttitn hannV in his
remarks, telling of a male organiza'
ton hat once went forth, spending
the surplus of receipts over eXpendi
lures in riotous living. The girls had
promised him they would not do this
and they did not. He had heard OF nc
untoward conduct on the part of any
except Mr.. Hunton, who selfishly OBJ
tanned possession of a bag of petnuts
and repaired to the topmost point OF
a caboose and devoured the nuts in
the very faces of the hungry and ago
nized female members Of the party.
Mr.. Gramm to the Fore.
President Gramm of the board OF
trustees spoke for that organization
and praised the girls for the excellent
work they had done. He consoled
them that they should lose nothing
he would see that those who failed to
receive proposals were not forgotten
later on.
Mrs. Clark oomplimented the or
ganization in behalf of the college OF
music, many of them belonging to that
department.
A Performer Performs.
Miss Mildred Mcintosh, who plays
the big fiddle" in the club, was asked
to speak for the organization, and die
so in a very happy vein, indeed.
After these addresses the club rem
dered the Wyoming university sons
and there was a season of refreshing
intermingling, Mrs. Soule, Mrs. Clark
Miss Mcintosh, MI. Gramm, President
Tisdel n all the members of the
faculty, the glee club and the student
body taking part.
Too Tired for Reception.
1t was suggested that a reception
for the girls be arranged, but as the
young ladies were quite fatigued from
the trip this function was postponed
for the present. 1t was said that the
life on the road was quite strenuous,
the young ladies having to dress four
to the room in ten minutes and make
rushes that would do credit TO the
class rushes of the big eastern col
leges.