, 1907-01-11

were thrown pom the screen.
The Preparatory Literary society
will give the following program Janu-
airy 18th:
Piano solo Natalie Swigart
Recitation .........R Ruth Greenbaum
Vocal solo. ....... .Tessie Langheldt
Reading .......... Mayme Livingston
Vocal Duet. Venus Frazee. Nettie Pope
Recitation ......... Loretta Butler
Mandolin duet
graduate of Byron W. Kings School of
Recitation Lewis Cook
Violin solo. Oscar johnson
Recitation ............. Robert Law
Piano solo. ......... Helen Clark
Herbert Kennedy of the senior class
has left the university and accepted
the position as check clerk at the
freight office. The class of 1907 is
very sorry indeed to lose Mr.. Kennedy.
This evening the first basket ball
team will play the town team in the
gymnasium at s o'clock. The game is
to be a good close one n will be
followed by dancing until u o'clock.
Mr.. Bohlin has returned from Chey-
enne and is conducting his regular
classes this week.
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The prizes Of s. and SO for the best
Christmast stories were awarded to
Misses Henrietta Johnson and Mar
guerite Knopf.
The girls are practicing basket ball
and working for first team. A challenge
has been received from Denver, but it
has not yet been accepted.
There are now fifteen university
men in DR.. Browns bible class, which
meets in he presidents Office each
Sunday at 10 a. m. Dean Bode has
promised the class another recital in
the ear future.
Miss Craig, a niece of Judge Craig
OF Rawlins, VINO came from her home
in Australia but four months G has
entered the school of music. She is
also taking work in the business de,
partment N has joined the Mandolin
club as pianist.
The Mandolin club will give an en-,
tertainment February S.
On account of the withdrawal of two
observation-disclosures. Kennedy and Bar
quist-for the Bell prizes in debate, a
preliminary was unnecessary. The
committee, however, met the contest
ants Tuesday afternoon and made ar
engagements for the final debating con.
test February Is.
Miss Shaw, who entered the univer,
sity last week, will give an enter
tainment Tuesday evening in the Car
negie library for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church. Miss Shaw is a
......... Anna Bills, Miriam Doyle
Oratory in Pittsburg, Pa, and was
recently principal of the department of
expression in Ashland college, Ohio,
and will certainly present a splendid
program.
Mr.. John Hill of the senior class is
now in Philadelphia attending a textile
school. Several of the students have
received post cards from him at Jer,
sey City, where he spent a day at the
beach.
Owen Hoge, who has been helping
invoice in the w. H. Holiday com
pany's store will return to the univer-
sity next Monday.
Miss Vie Willets, who has been alb
sent on account of lagippe, returned
to work Wednesday.
Miss Charles has just ordered some
specimens of the crayfish for use in
the geological laboratory.
Laurance Black, formerly a student
of the university, is now in Cuba and
expects to be in Laramie on a visit
next June for commencement week.
Rev. ]. T. Pierce of the Methodist
church in this city addressed the
assembly today on the subject of pres
ent day heroism. His address was
splendid and thoroughly enjoyed by
everyone.
Some of the new students register.
ed this term are Herbert Mahs, Alice
E. Burke, Esther johnson, Harriet Gil.