, 1908-01-13
University Notes !
By LESLIE BAILEY COOK.

University of Oregon have recently
completed their eighth annual tour of
the state, according to the Oregon
Weekly, published by students in the
University of Oregon, at Eugene. The
members of the clubs interested them.
selves in organizing University of Ore
gon clubs among the alumni. These
clubs are for the same purpose as those
suggested at a recent special meeting
of the Wyoming Alumni association,
and perhaps members of our own glee
clubs might be able to assist in organ.
izing similar clubs during their next
trip.
Miss Arletta Eastman Of Rawlins,
formerly a student at the university
and well known in this city, was mar,
ried at Fort Collins, Colo, last Wed.
nesday to Mr.. Charles Arthur Brown,
the ceremony occurring at the home CT
the brides parents. Mr.. Brown is con-
nected with the Wyoming Supply com
pany of RawliEs and will take his
bride to that city to reside.
Examinations for the Rhodes scholar
ship will be held January 81. Edward
Roberts and Herman Anderson viii
both enter.
William Thompson has returned and
will again enter school.
The Alpha Omega met on satur-
day night with Misses Snyder. Special
business will be transacted.
Another honor was added to the uni.
versity's already large list in the re-
cent selection of DR.. Hebard as presi-
dent of the state board of examiners.
The enrolment of new students for
this term has been very good. Those
who have registered so far are Percy
Lii of Mount Hope, Kas., Jane Hamil-
ton of Warren, Pa, William Follis of
Medora, N. D., William Eaton of Wolf,
Wyo., Ethel Chase of st. Cloud, Mimi.
Hulda Augspurger of Laramie, Sverre
Steen of Elk Mountain, Emma Wurl
of Tie Siding, Olive Hart of Pine
Bluffs and Clarence Budde Inc Fred
Rutledge.
Prof. Ross Moudy has been i'll, but is
now able to resume his duties in the
pure 1000 studio.
The game of basketball between the
university and the Benedicts which
was to have been given for the visit
ing sheepmen Saturday night, has been
postponed until next Friday night. A
dance will probably follow the game.
DR.. Downey has assigned to her
class in XVIII a theme on THE Reia-
ton of Fort Laramie to the Pioneers
The best of these themes will be en-
tered in competition for the Jacques
Laramie prize.
The game between the Arctic Broth
erhood and the university team, played
Tuesday night, was very successful
for them. The score, 70 to 81, is said
to represent their best possible efforts.
They were sufficiently piqued by tho
statement hat Laramie people were
disappointed in the game played with
the Benedicts to ask for a game with
the varsity and play their best. The
result was hard on our boys, but GER
tainly ~silenced all doubt as to the
strength of the Alaska team.
Miss Stoner's visit to Chicago was a
pleasant and profitable one. She at
tended the successful meeting of
Deans and Advisors of Women, held
at the Hotel Stratford and also the
Joint convention of the American AS,
ISOLATION For the Advancement Of Sci
ence, the Archaeological institute ami
the Association of Psychology Work.
ers, held at the University of Chicago.
She was entertained by Mrs. Belle
Clark Mason, Mrs. Potter Palmer, EN-
ma de Backen and Hon. Frederick He
bard, DR.. Hebard's brother. In this
gay whirl of pleasure she found time
to witness THE Great Divide" THE
Merry Widow "The Hoyden," and
Italian opera, without hindering her
in her work of selecting furniture and
equipment for Hebard hall.
The basketball season has indeed
started, and from now on every date
will be full. Our team will meet the
Boulder team Monday night, the Gree.
ley high school Arrows, champions OF
Colorado on the oath, the Cheyenne
business college in two games, n
here and one in Cheyenne, and last
but not least, the Muskatine, Iowa.
team. These men returned to their
home town from a tour of the east,
which leaves them champions of that
part of the United States, and started
west January 2, in search of other
worlds to conquer. They will arrive
here about February 3.
The Rock Springs High school will
issue a monthly, "The Mirror"
Mrs. e. B. Wilson has been made
superintendent and Miss Grace Foster
organist of the Mlanvilla Congrega-