, 1907-11-15
University Notes.
By LESLIE BAILEY COOK.

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DR.. June Downey gave the assembl,
talk today on experimental psychol
ogy. She said at the start that he
subject had no particular bearing up
on Wyoming. but before she had finish
ed with her very interesting lecture
every n in her audience had foun'
many applications Of this newest sci
ence to Wyoming life and universal,
life. She pointed out practical appli
cation of the science for the educator
the physician, and lawyer and the bust
ness man, and ended with several YER.
interesting questions to athletes, stu
dents and faculty members. On tht
whole, although psychology may hav,
no particular value for the develop
ment Of Wyoming, the state is justl,
proud that SO able a student as Mis-:
Downey should choose this as her field
for work.
The members of the domestic econ
omy and physical training classes will
entertain a large company, including
the governor and his staff, at the gym
nasium on the evening of November
both.
The Belle Lettres society will meet
tomorrow night with Mate Murray and
Laura Dean.
The alumni scholarship has been
awarded TO c. D. Moir.
The University club was organized
last night in the gymnasium. Several
exhibitions Of wrestling and boxing
were given, and plans were discussed
for the amusements to be provided and
the time of meeting, dues and SO N.
There will be a special vesper ser
vice Sunday, at $3.50, with Mrs. Lans
dell as leader.
DR.. and Mrs. Tisdel entertained the
Alpha Omega sorority Saturday night
DR.. Tisdel assisted the young ladies
in the reading Of she Stoops to Con
Quer," which they will study and pre-
sent this winter. But by far the most
successful part Of the evenings pro
gram was the dainty repast served by
Mrs. Tisdel, for each of the embry-
actresses showed that she, too, coult
stoop to conquer such a tempting a.
ray.
Miss Dona Darling of Rock Springs
spent Sunday with her friends, Mise:
Anderson and Henkle.
The first number Of the Student wa.
issued early this week.
DR.. Hebard has received a large con
signment of new books which will b.
used in the work of ten departments
The list includes volumes on history
biography, surveying, rock weathering
the physics Of soil, concrete work, do
nestle economy, painting, psycholog!
and philosophy, in all amounting ,te
about $3.50.
Miss Mary Wilson has issued invi
tations for a dancing party, to be Civ
en- at North Star hall, Friday, Novem
Der 20.
The first order for gymnasium suit
has been filled, and many of the younI
ladies' are now wearing the handsom
brown and yellow uniforms.
The football game with Fort Collins
scheduled for Monday, has been concel
led by the visiting team. Arrangement
have almost been completed for
game at Fort Russell on the 23rd, an
the Cheyenne business college tean
will probably be here on Thanksgiving
A special devotional service of tn
Y. w. C. A. vas held this morning, a
ter assembly, with Miss Durward a
leader.
Grace Peabody, 'O6, has taken charg
of the music in the training school.
Jeanette Parks Of Rock Springs ha
entered the shorthand department.
0s
Alice Burke has been forced to leav
school on account Of i'll health.
Prof. Trumbull of the mining depar
ment, whose resignation to acceI
work in California has been handed tn
president, expects to leave for tn
coast about the goth, taking his fan
lily to California but not to the min
at that time.
The agricultural college Office is no
supplying a daily wind market to tn
city papers, Prof. Frank A. Smith, tn
observer, having charge. Some int
esting data is furnished.
Cards have been received announ'
ing the wedding Of Miss Retta Hitche
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