, 1908-10-23

will hold their first meeting next Fri
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. The pro-
gram Is a Halloween one and con-
sists Of the following numbers:
Piano solo. Mary Jones
Essay on Halloween. Grace Foster
Recitation ...............Ma ude Cook
Debate-"Resolved, That Final Elk
aminations Should Be Abolished" AZ
firmative. Alice Downey. Lewis Cook.
Recitation .............Georg ABBOTT
Reading OF Halloween. Herbert Drew
Current Events. .......L Leila Hunter
Vocal $780,. Eva Hansen
900
A course in the theory of color and
design has been offered Il domestic
science students and others who wish
to elect 1t. The class will later take
up the history Of art.
o
The Alpha Omega sorority have
elected the following officers for the
coming year: Jean Douglas. presi-
dent; Agnes Anderson, vice president;
Mary Scott, secretary; Harriet Abbot,
treasurer.
The Jacques Laramie chapter of the
D. A. R. have appointed DR.. Hebard,
Mrs. MacFarland, '94, and Mrs. Pat
terson, '04, to choose a subject for the
prize on essay, which the chapter will
fer again this winter. r.
900
Hon. F.. w. Mondell addressed the
student pcdy at a special assembly
rst Monday afternoon. He spoke ur-
n the methods Of procedure in the
louse of representatives. and his sum
airy of the rules and regulations of
hat body was unusually clear and
interesting. The talk was %enthusias.
ically received by the students.
G GO
Miss Marie Buchanan of Cheyenne
Ill give a recital in the auditorium
ONE time between November 2 and 7.
''ss Buchanan has gained a very e.
iaNle reputation for her work TN the
iolin and her recital will be a rare
reat to- ali lovers Of music.
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Larra Breisch has been elected edi-
rr-in-chief7 of the Student and CLYDE
hmpson is business manager. The
rst issue was sen. to the printers to-
lay.
The Fort Russell football, team will
e whipped by the university boys
lext Tuesday afternoon.
The three new additions. to the en-
-ollment are Edna Boyd, Miss M. A.
3.aire and Ester Johnson. The boys
AVE now G majority Of only one.
OOO
Miss Elizabeth Moriarty, the librari
IN of Green River, was a visitor at the
university last Saturday. She has
made arrangements to enter for a few
months Of library work after Christ.
mas.
"Bide' Dudley and DOC. Bird" Finch
( Denver will give an evenings fun
some time in the latter part Of No
vember, under the auspices of the Ath'
etic association.
/ QUO
Mrs. Mary West will visit for an
other week with her daughter MrA
8urrage. before leaving for California,
where she Will spend the winter with
Ter son, Prof. McClelland.
o 20
Miss Eyangeline Downey resigned
her position as editor-in-chief of the
| college annual and Miss Leslie Cook
was elected to I'LL the vacancy at a
oecial meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Several new charts and models have
| been added to the equipment of the
| geological department. The most In
~teresting Of these are French models
/ of the organs of a lizard and of a
bird.
The greenhouse will be moved to the
hill directly behind Science hall.
DR.. Downey has received a shipment
of psychological apparatus The list
includes an instrument for producing
illusions, an adjustable mirror stere-
oscope and a series Of har4 rubber tips
'or testing the perception Of length.
Q 90
DIR. Merica returned Tuesday from
his trip to Rock Springs, Green River,
aiamondville, Frontier, Kemmerer, Ev.
inston and Rawlins. He vas given the
warmest of welcomes in every town
and particularly in Rock Springs,
where a reception was given in his
honor.
900
II the preparatory students spell
their name preparatory, is that a sign
that they wish to be known as "perps.",
Richard LIE Caffeine Of England
will give a lecture about December 1
upon English literature. He will al
so address the student body.
DR.. Merica left asst night for Chey-
enne to attend the mee,:ng of the
state board OF examiners Saturday. He
sroke to the high school Students this
afternoon, and will address the Young
Mems Literary club tonight. DR..
Buckle and DR.. Hebard. president Of
the board. will 90 to Cheyenne tonight,
returning Sunday,