, 1907-12-13
University Notes
BY LESLIE BAILEY o o


in the last few years, and is accom-
panied by an offer Of further heir
which is truly encouraging. 1t Is the
part of the student body, as DR.. Tis
del said, to repay such offers by doing
all that Is In their power to keep UP
the present membership, n add to II
earnest seekers for education from all
over the state. Let us silence unjust
criticism by an enthusiasm which ia
not only hearty but plainly evident.
The fall term recital of the school
of music of the University will be
held at the university auditorium to
night, when the following program will
be rendered:
Overture, The Storm king"........
Warren Beebs
University Orchestra.
Piano solo, Theme and Variations. .
............ Richards
Miss Carrie Hegewald, IL.
III Trovatore" Jar. for Club by w.
Girls Mandolin Club.
Piano Solo, Waltz from Gounod's
Faust. .Paraphrase by Alfred Jaell
Miss Myrtle Ware, 10.
Chorus. Anchored. Watson
Choral Union.
Piano solo, SPINNING Song" (From
the Opera, The Flying Dutch
man.. $500. .......W agner-Liszt
Miss Helen Symons, 10.
Part II.
-Four Little Blackberries' ........
Arr. by Hildreth
Girls Mandolin Club.
Piano Solo, "Hark, Rark, the Lark"
........ .......... SchubertLisZt
Miss Carrie Burton, 10.
Song. Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes. .Vogrich
Girls Glee Club.
Piano solo, polka de Concert.
........ Bartlett
Miss Miriam Doyle, 10.
Selection, Loves Own" Waltzes..
....... .Bramhall
University Orchestra.
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DR.. G.. A. Gates, who delivered the
ba~ccnlaureate sermon to the class of
1901, will celebrate the 25th anniversary
of his marriage on the 14th of Deem
Der. DR.. Gates is at present at the
head of Pomona college in Clearmont,
Cal, where the celebration will be
held.
Photographs of the battalion of ca
diets were taken yesterday for the Stu
dent and for the university calendar
to be issued.
Miss Margaret Lothian. class of 1909,
has been lately married to Mr.. Alfred
Marion Smith. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the brides SIS
ter, Mrs. F. H. Langhorst, In Illinois,
and the young people will make their
home at Buffalo, Wyo.
Basketball seems to be on in earnest.
The Benedict adherents tell horrible
tales of that teams might, and the
score for tomorrow night will proba-
bly, be close either way. The game
with the Arctic Brotherhood of Nome.
Alaska will come in vacation, probably
January 3. The Boulder team will
come January Is, and the champions
of Muscatine, Iowa, on February 3,
both on Monday night. Besides this
there are six other games arranged,
the dates for which will be announced
later.
Miss Meader will spend her vacation
in. Fairfield, Neb.
The board of trustees will hold its
semi,annual meeting on Saturday.
Miss Helen Clark is teaching at Mer-
ma, wyoming.
The library copy of the late Wyoming
novel, "Grandon Of the Sterras," bears
the autograph Of the author, Charles
f. Winter, who also wrote the state
song, wyoming" The book is very
popular, and has IN it many passages
which mark it as a true delineation OF
Wyoming and Its people.
The Y. w. C. A. extends a cordial in
vitation to all the students who expect
to remain in the city during the holi-
days to be present at the Christmas
party in the gymnasium on the 9th
No old student needs to be told that he
will have a good time there.
The wool number of the Ranchman's
Reminder is just out.
The last lecture in DR.. Downey's
psychology course wss on Pragmatsni,
which is Mcidly defined as 1.-The psy-
Geological estimate OF metaphysics"
which at least serves to show chemis-
try and physics pupils what they do
not have to understand. At the Close
Of the lecture the entire body rendered
" Miss Downey q vote Of thanks for
the mental feast which she has given
to the Interested and constantly in
creasing class.