, 1907-10-25
. University Notes {
BY LESLIE BAILEY COOK.

Gladys Cortheil. The meeting wal
the first of the year. and also the first
under the new constitution. A com
mittee was chosen to map out the work
for the year, and a telegram was sent
from the society TO the members OF the
football team, hen in Golden. The
officers elected for the year were as
follows: President, Evangeline DOW
ney; vice president, Jean Douglas;
secretary, Nettie Pope; treasurer, Mel
lie Snyder. The society has started
out very well indeed, and some profit.
able work will undoubtedly be done.
DR.. Grace Hebard has added to The
convenient shelf of Books We Ought
to Read" a list of magazine articles
that are interesting to those who are
trying to keep posted on what is going
on in the world. The list for October
includes Scribner's Magazine, page 1856,
President Roosevelt, Small County
Neighbors." American Magazine.
page 661, Carter Hamilton, Crazy
Jane" CThis author is Miss Carter, a
cousin of Judge G~roesbeck, who has
spent the summe- in this county, at
lGarrett.) Review of Reviews, page
l429, Edward Grieg, The Chopin OF the
North" (For music Students. Out
ing, page As, White, Roundup Ways"
independent, October 10th, page 81.
Confessions of a COED" Outlook.
october 18th, page 1903, Warrior, "Busk
ness Men At school," Literary Digest,
october 10th, rage $50, "Swarthmore's
SO, 000, 900 Quandary." CWhat would
Wyoming do in a case like this? A
good subject for debate).
Mr.. Harold Merriam has received
communications from men in Saratoga
and Palisade concerning the Rhodes
scholarships. 1t certainly looks now
as though Wyoming would never again
let the opportunities offered by this
scholarship slip by.
Many alumni members have order
ed university seal pins, to show their
loyalty to the college. Miss Alice Hol,
liday, the secretary of the association,
has one extra, if any n wishes 10
buy 1t.
Miss Mildred Mcintosh, '06, has
been made house president of one OF
the dormitories, under the student gov
eminent system, at Wellesley college.
DR.. Brown, DIR. Quaintance and Miss
Adsit will deliver lectures before the
State Teachers association, to be held
in Sheridan December 81 and January
1 and 2.
Fred Nelson, 80, was married this
summer to a young lady of the Lone
Star state, and Mary Grimes, '06, is
now Mrs. Elliott, of Lusk.
The football team has cancelled the
game with Boulder, set for tomorrow,
but will probably play with Salt Lake.
The Cheyenne business college team
has asked for q game on Thanksgiving
day, with the guarantee that there will
be no hard feeling.
DIR. Brown has received reports
from all the superintendent OF
schools, which are exceedingly favor
able to last years graduates from the
normal department. The girls are all
making good and doing great justice
to the training received in the uni
versity, particularly in the primary
training department.
The basketball team has made Dean
Hunton manager. The boys are pre-
pairing to meet the big teams which
are coming at least half way.
All Student material was handed in
today.
The class in Education X Is taking
up a minute study of high school teach.
ling. The members, Miss BreiSch, Miss
Thirkeldsen and Mr.. Kelso, expect to
specialize in this branch of work.
s
There will be a cadet officers hop
tonight in the gymnasium-the first
of the season.
The third of the series of lectures on
The Resources of Wyoming" was CIV
en- today by Prof. Trumbull on the
mineral resources. The talk was a
very comprehensive one and, on the
whole, very optimistic.
Mrs. Mclean spoke to the girls In
the regular meeting of the Y. w. c. A.
after assembly on The Student in
Architecture" On this occasion, as
well as in the rally meeting on Tues
day, she gave the girls many valuable
ideas for association and personal
work.
In the first battalion formation of
the year, held at the regular hour on
Thursday, the medals won in the in
dividual competitive drill were award
ed. Miss L%angheldt was not present.
but was presented with the handsome
gold emblem later.