, 1907-06-01
University Notes

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There were senior meetings Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday this
week.
Hon. T. F. Burke OF Cheyenne, VINO
was to have addressed the assembly
today has consented to postpone his
visit until a time when all the profess
sors and students can be present. This
Friday Drs. Tisdel, Wilson and Brown
are absent.
Profs. Nelson n Brows are in the
classes in botany and zoology will take
the annual excursion to the hills on
Tuesday. the 4th of June.
The baseball team went to Cheyenne
Thursday to play the Arcades.
On Monday, June Sd, Rotations will
begin at 9 O'Clock a. m, and the early
morning be used for target practice.
The geological excursion has been
OF account Of the wet
weater.
President Tisdel will return on Sun
day.
Pres. Tisdel Is at Lansing, Mich, at
tending a meeting Of the Presidents
and Directors OF Agricultural Colleges
and Experiment Stations.
On Wednesday, June 5th, Mrs. Clark
will give the last piano lecture-recital
Of the year Tschaikosky will be the
subject. There will be a popular pro-
gram afterwards. Wednesday at 4 p.
m. in the auditorium.
Last Monday Prof. Buffum announc-
ed to the faculty that he was there at
tending faculty meeting for the last
time, and expressed his deep regret
at severing the always pleasant rela.
ton that he had with the faculty.
Miss Charles and Miss Holiday en-
the members to the old and
new Y. w. c. A. cabinets this after
noon.
The Bellies Lettres was entertained
last Saturday afternoon by Misses Abb
bot, Breisch and Drew and we're FUR
novel amusement by the two
star actresses of the club. 1t might
be termed an extemporaneous melo-
drama.
Prof. Trumbull's parents and sister
of Chicago will visit the Trumbull fam
lily in Laramie this summer.
Misses Nellie and Marion Roberts,
sisters of Dewie Roberts Of the uni
versity, will stop off in Laarmie for
commencement week on their way
home from Boise, Ida, where they at
tended the st. Margaret's boarding
school.
Wednesday. evening the sorority's
social event of the year was celebrat-
ed In a unique manner. The Alpha
Omegas and their escorts assembled
at $50 p. m. at the home Of Miss Tes-
sic Langheldt for the first course Of a
progressive luncheon. Here each
guest received novel programs contain
ing the following order OF march: l.
Miss Langheldt; 2, Miss Corthell; 3
Miss Knight; 4, Miss Douglas; 5, Miss
Hegewald; 6, Miss Snyder; Z, Miss
Frazee; and the menu, each of the
seven young ladies serving a course
at her home. The program, in the
shape of the Alpha Omega characters,
were decorated with pictures Of that
sorority. Appropriate and amusing
favors were given the guests by each
Of the seven h~ostesses and a thorough,
ly good time was enjoyed until after
midnight. The big sisters this time
assisted in serving, the mattresses be-
ing Misses Evelyn Corthell, Ida Lang
heldt, Grace Drew, Matilda Frazee.
The baseball nine was defeated In
Cheyenne by a score of Is to 1 Thurs
day.
The Y. w. C. A. cleared something
over $25 yesterday at tho May lunch
con and today increased that sum by
serving a 15 cent lunch to the students
at o The proceeds will be used In
sending delegates to the western con
ference at Cascade, Colo, this summer
There was no assembly Friday.
The juniors held a meeting ! the
library the middle of the week. which
seemed to be very inspiring and anus
ing.
There was battalion formation at II
a. m. Friday for the last time this year
From now on drill will consist in daily
target practice at s a. M, in which