, 1907-10-11

DAILY EDITION FRIDAY, oc
of dress materials, to be used by the
class in sewing. All the furniture or
dered for this department is OF dark
wood, to harmonic with the PROPOSED
interior OF Hebard Hall.
The chemical department has re-
ceived a shipment of chemical appu-
ratus and chemicals from the Henry
Hail Chemistry company of st. Louis.
This will be used not only for class
work but for the wool-scouring inevsti-
cation and the forage plant expert.
ments.
The class in fourth year German
has started on the study of the Nibe-
lungen, IN connection with middle high
German grammar. This is an elective
study, and Prof. Merz wishes to state
that anyone who has had three years
of German may take it. The class re-
cites from 3 to 4 O'Clock on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
The Presbyterian young people will
entertain the students, old and new, at
a to~psy-turvy reception tonight. There
is every prospect Tor a lively and enjoy.
able time.
The exhibition game of football given
last Saturday was a great success,
especially from the scientific stand
point. Many places found in
which it was possible to strengthen the
first team, and better yet, satisfactory
ways were discovered in which to cor
rect the defects in the playing.
Benjamen Young, class Of 1900, who
has been pastor of large churches In
Denver and Salt Lake City, has been
lately called to the largest Methodist
church of Portland, Oregon.
Almost all the societies, musical or
CARNATIONS and irregular classes of the
university have organized and decided
upon a date for meeting. The follow
ing list of the ones already announced
will be of interest:
Glass in hygiene, under Miss Stoner,
Tuesday at IL.
Girls Glee club, wednesday at A.
Freshman class in history and har'
mony, Wednesday at A.
Glass in practical psychology. Wed
nesday at 4.
Boys Glee and Mandolin club, We'd
nesday at Z.
Girls gymnasium practice, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday at 4. Girls drill,
Monday Wednesday and Thursday
at II.
Assembly, Friday at II.
Y. W. C. A. meeting, Friday at IL :15.
Choral Union, in Carnegie auditorium,
Monday at z.
Sophomore class, in history and har-
mony, Friday at 4.
DR.. Browns Bible class, Sunday at
10.
Girls Glee club, Wednesday at 4.
The Alpha Omega sorority have de-
cided to amend their constitution. They
wish to exclude all preparatory stu
dents hereafter, but will retain al
those already members. After the
faculty have approved the amendment
the society will elect its officers and de
eide upon a literary program for the
year.
The Young Woman's Christian as
sociation have filed vacancies in the
cabinet elected last March, SO tina,
the officers now are as follows: Pres.
dent, Grace Peabody; vice president,
Evangeline Downey; secretary, Thyrc
%Thirkeldsen; treasurer, Merle Kis.
sick; chairmen Bible study commit
tee, Matte Wallis; intercollegiate
committee. Jean Douglas; missionary
committee, Vie Willets; social commit
tee, Gertrude Pointing.
Marion Wheeler returned Sunday
from his home in Casper, and reports
that his brother, George, will com.
back about the first of the month.
No sessions of the glee or mandolin
clubs could be held this week on &C
count of the illness of Prof. Gilman
Therefore, the membership Of thess
clubs, which was to have been decided
this week, is as yet uncertain.
Prof. Stoner will have charge Of the
physical culture class today on &C
count of the absence of Captain Hea
vey, who left at noon for Cheyenne Il
attend the military ball in honor Of
General Gorden.
Helen Clark, who Is visiting witt
her father on his ranch near Pinedale
sends word that she will not be home
until after the holidays.
The class in practical psychology wa.
organized Wednesday with a very goot
attendance. The lecture, which touches
upon the DEVELOPMENT of the senses In