, 1907-11-22

Prof. Novel; gave a very interesting
talk this morning in assembly on
Ancient and Modern Methods of Irri-
eating"
The regular session of the Young
Women's Christian association w1s
held Immediately after assembly today.
Captain Heavey has received about
forty pairs of gymnasium shoes, which
will be purchased by the students for
gymnasium use.
The student body heard with great
satisfaction the announcement today
that Prof. Gilman is much better. and
that the doctors are now reasonably
sure that he will recover.
Several members of the training
school appeared this morning in as
sembly as advance agents for the ex-
hibition to be given tonight. Otto
Campbell announced to the Members
of the Faculties, Ladies and Gentle,
men," that they would give an exhibi.
ton tonight. Homer Soule cautioned that
1T will begin promptly al 7:3O": Lois
Trumbull broke it gently that ut will
cost you Is cents" but Irene Gilkison
FASTENED to assure the university pub
lie that ut will be worth the money
while Wade Hampton Heavey, COM
mander in chief of the university bat
TALON, remarked in passing that ut
will be more fun than a football
game" What greater recommends
ton could be given?
Mrs. Trumbull delighted everyone at
assembly this morning with several
vocal selections. 1t was probably her
last appearance at the university. for
she will leave next week for California
with her husband and children. The
college community wishes them great
happiness in their new home.
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Prof. A. G. Dart, to Prof.
Trumbull, arrived today and will as
sumo the duties of his office imme.
diately. He will be professor of min
ing and geology.
An important meeting of the Stu.
dent board will be held Monday morn
Ing, ut II O'Clock.
AT the vesper services for young la.
dies, held Sunday afternoon in the au
ditorium, Mrs. Lansdell gave a charm
ing talk. There was a good attend,
ance, and everyone present felt highly
repaid for going,
The Alpha Omega sorority has elect
ed Mary Wilson, Agnes Anderson and
Louise Henkle as members of the so,
ciety. The organization met Monday
night to lay initiation plans, and ever
the vague rumors of them are enough
to make. the candidates entertain
thoughts of wills n funeral arrange.
ments. The solemn occasion" will oc.
cur tomorrow night.
There will he an exhibition game OF
basketball by two teams of the young
ladies next Wednesday evening. This
will probably be the last game played
under the girls rules, as these are no
longer published.
A large number Of the select and
genial c~oterie, generally known as "the
bunch" will take advantage of the
smooth ice on the river tonight. OF
course the moonlight has nothing what
ever to do with the matter.
! The Cheyenne business college team
has cancelled the game scheduled for
Thanksgiving day, because it is afraid
of being defeated. 1t is hoped, how
ever, that the Russell boys nay be
persuaded to throw themselves again
into the jaws of death" on the ma
tional holiday.
The Delta Theta Kappa fraternity
initiated Mr.. Grant and MT. Standon
last Saturday night, and, strange to
say, both victims appeared on Monday
seemingly none the worse for ear
The domestic science class was treat,
ed to a jar of strictly pure food pickles
yesterday by Prof. Knight. The young
ladies unanimously voted that the food
commissioners kindness is only ex
ceeded by his judgment in the matter
of pickles.
The library will be closed at 4.3O
O'Clock until the days are longer.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the reception to be given by
the domestic science and physical
training classes, on the evening of No.
vember 80.
The Sigma Beta Phi society issued
a challenge to any football team in tho
town, for Friday, November 80. The
challenge has already been accepted
by such a formidable team, that the
"frats" are beginning to suggest that
it was all to further the athletic spirit.
Among the experiments in DR.. Dow.
ney's class N practical psychology
have been a series of very interesting
ones on lor-blindness. The striking
combinations which Sheridan Downey