, 1907-10-18

DAILY EDITION-FRI0AY, oc
and men OF collegiate rank will consti.
tute the active members, and the pre-
uaratory students will be associate
members.
Mrs. Clark has announced that her
first lecture-recital will occur On We'd
|nesday the 23rd, at 4 o'clock, In the
auditorium. The subject for her lee
ture will be The Philosophy Of NM
sic,' and after this, she will give a
popular recital. Everyone is cordially
invited.
The Tennyson class organized last
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock and de-
cided to meet mex Tuesday at the
same hour. although this time may be
changed If some other time is found to
be more convenient for the members.
Six persons have already joined the
class, and several more have signifed
their intention of SO doing. The pres
ent members are Dean Bode, Mrs. y.
lG. Knight, Mrs. l.. P. McWethy. Miss
Grace Peabody, Miss Ethel Merriam
and Mrs. A. C. Hogbin.
Prof. Towar and Mr.. Mcconnell went
to the King brothers. ranch Monday
to inspect the sheep in the government
wool-growing experiment.
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The new board OF managers met
Monday night to arrange for the first
number of the Student They decided
to issue it on the 25th Of the month,
and all material must be in by the goth.
The following officers and stah were
elected: President of the board, Vie
Willets; treasurer, Marcus Walker; sec.
rotary, Merle Kissick; editor-in-chief,
William Berquist; literary editor, Abby
Drew; managing editor, Marion Wheel
err; scientific editor, w. H. Mulhollani;
athletic editor, Morris Corthell; locai
editor, Leslie Cook; home-spun editor,
Merriam Corthell.
Prof. Bramhall, Mr.. Burrage n MI.
Ingham, class of '98, are taking gradu.
ate work under DR.. Wergeland on
the history of the French revolution.
The class meets on Monday night from
Z to 9 o'clock.
The Y. w, C. A. gave a tea in the
study parlor Monday night in honor OF
| A. rN- srsr11 uyhtol, rya n unrv an,
joyable affair and well attended. After
general ~introductions, dainty refresh
ments were served.
, There will probably be a game OF
football here with Fort Collins on No
vember 10.
There are still some vacancies in
the Girls Glee club, which will prob
ably be filed tomorrow.
Mrs. Mclean, who was forced tc
postpone her visit, originally set fol-
this week, will arrive next Monday
:, AS is usual on the occasion of hel
visits, plans have been made for al
manner of pleasurable and profitable
sessions, On Monday at 4 o'clock she
will meet the cabinet, and on Tuesday
at 4 o'clock the advisory board. Al
IL o'clock on Tuesday, Miss Stoner will
dismiss her class in hygiene and al
1.-THE girls will attend a rally in the audi
forum. At all times during her visit
Mrs. Mclean will be ready to confer
with the chairmen of the various com
mittees and all others interested II
association work. On Friday from
lo'clock to 6, the advisory board viii
hold a very informal reception at the
home Of Mrs. sTisdel, at the corner loi
Eleventh and Custer streets. All the
faculty ladies and alumnae, as, well as
the girls and their mothers, are cor
daily invited to attend this reception
and renew their acquaintance with the
charming secretary.
E. Dean Hunton received first prize
at the Douglas state fair for drawings
made in the mechanical department
This is another point in favor Of the
university, as well as a very pleasing
acknowledgment of Mr.. Hunton's owl
excellent work in this line. He will
certainly be called upon to make sew
eral Student cover designs this year
Miss Lichhardt of the public school
faculty is taking special work in the
university.
The Price brothers arrived from Cas-
per last Friday. and George Wheeler
Saturday night, and all four registered
Monday morning.