, 1908-03-27
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! University Notes
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selves and to Mrs. DeKay, who has
been in~structing them. All ladies WAC
are interested are invited to be pres
ent. The cast of characters is as fol-
lows:
Sir Charles NARROW. Miriam Doyle
Young NARROW (his SOM Merle Kissick
Hardcastle. Harriet Abbo.
Hastings. Mary Wilson
Tony Lumpkin. ...... Miriam Corthell
Diggory. Gladys Corthell
Mrs. Hardcastle. Jean Douglas
Miss Hardcastle. .Evangeline Downey
Miss Neville. Nellie snyder
Maid. .ElVlra snyder
Landlord .Tessie Langheldt
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1t is seldom that the members of the
college community allow a week to
pass by without some noteworthy
event, and the past week, though vaca-
ton, has proved no exception. j.. j.
tracted a case of the much-dreade1
smallpox. The result was that each
person who had seen Jim on Sunday
began to wonder, and this s~elf-inquiry
was assisted by the health officer, who
prescribed quarantine and fumigation.
ivan Price and Dean Hunton, with all
of the family of e. N. Rogers and Nil,
ly Ware are quarantined at the Rogers
home, and Vie Willets is suffering soil
tary confinement and formaldehyde at
the residence of Mrs. Knapp. 1t is re-
ported, however, that all letters have
been allowed to go to Hanna. Mr..
Price is progressing nicely, and it is
hoped tina. no one else will take the
disease.
Another limb OF the dynosaur which
will be mole than twelve feet high is
being set up by Prof. Reed. curator
of the museum. This will mate the
leg which already stands in the mus
cum.
Miss Stoner did not make the trip to
Boulder and Denver which she had
planned because of the dangerous i'll
ness of her brother-in-law, Mr.. Ram
sey, of Aberdeen, South Dakota.
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The girls mandolin club is practic-
Ing every day to prepare for the trip
April 20 to 25.
Mabel Sodergreen, Jean Harsh and
Martha Harsh have set up light
housekeeping in a suite of rooms at
600 University avenue. Sorchie Moss
is domiciled at the Decker residence
on North Third street.
Captain J.. w. Heavey has left his
valuable collection of Philippine curios
and weapons indefinitely at the mus
cum. He reserves the right to keep
to own, but has made it plain that the
superb collection will eventually be-
come the property of the university.
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Miss Stoner is expecting a visit
from her mother during the month of
June.
Mary Scott has moved from the
home of Mrs. E. D. Latimer to that of
Mrs. Whiting.
1t has been definitely n ounced that
John Hill will have charge of the drill
corps for the remainder of the year
The annual inspection will be made by
Captain julius Penn of the general
staff of the United States army.
One of the most delightful literary
and musical entertainments of the
present season in Cheyenne was the
reception given by the Misses Knight,
Cleland, Maude Johnston, Gussie john
ston, Slime, Bartlett and Mrs. Eleanor
Sohm Saturday evening in the Carne
gle auditorium, Miss Middlekauff con
duced the Tennyson quotation con.
test, which was a very attractive fea-
ture of the w~ellrendered program.
Dainty refreshments were enjoyed ny
the fortunate guests after the hour of
social talk.
HuSShS NliSoh 10 SpSuuluS MS Ndcd-
ton at his home in Manville.
Several OF the students have been
visiting the public schools during the
week.
Captain Heavey expects to leave for
Fort Russell tomorrow.
Superintendent f. q. Matheny of tie
Casper schools. formerly connected
with the university, left Casper Friday
March 20, for an extended trip through
the east. Mr., Matheny is collecting
data for a thesis on western Educa.
tional Problems" by which he will gain
his Phi. D. in the University of Colo
RADIO.
In a letter from Mrs. Charles L. Bel
lamy, who is visiting relatives in Bos,
ton, are several items of interest con-
corning Evelyn Corthell. She enter
tanned Mrs. Bellamy and friends at
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