, 1908-10-16

DAILY EDITION Fl
for Newcastle. where she will attend
the annual meeting Of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs
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The dining room of residence hall
was opened yesterday at luncheon.
special guests upon this occasion were
DR.. Hebard, Prof. Middlekauff, Lester
Worthington n Fred Skinner. The
new building is now almost complete
and will PROBABLY be formally opened
some time In November.
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Mrs. s. A. Ramsey of South Dakota
will be the guest OF her sister, Miss
Stoner. AMI her daughter, Miss Elosie
Ramsey, of the high school, at the
residence hall during the latter part
Of October.
Friday evening, October 90, Miss
Flossie Lyon of Kemmerer will give
an evening Of reading in the auditori.
um. Miss Lyons has studied In Boston
and is a clever elecutionist.
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lei are being arranged in the
basement auditorium, which occupies
the large room formerly used as a
physics laboratory.
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The Alpha Omega sorority will hold
a business and social session Saturday
evening at the home of Mary Wilson.
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The following girls have been chosen
as members of the glee club: Laura
Briesch. Anna Bills, Gladys Corthell,
Agnes Anderson, Helen Nelson, Mir.
lam Doyle, Eva Johnson, Ada Wilkin-
son and Elizabeth Wilkinson. The club
met for rehearsal yesterday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock.
Secretary and Mrs. Burrage made
entertaining Dean and Mrs. Bode at
dinner Wednesday evening.
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DR.. Hebard spoke to the. history
class of the high school upon SAGA
jawea. This is one of a series Of talks
which Prof. Bramhall has started.
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Arthur Zinc has very generously pre-
scented to the library a copy of the
New York Herald for April Is, 1866,
containing q full account of the as
~sassination of President Lincoln. The
issue also contains several other ar
ticles, such as The Rebels" JEFF
Davis Latest Appeal to His Deluded
Followers and THE Execution Of the
Details of the Surrender" The paper
is very well preserved, and makes an
Invaluable addition to the library. 1t
is hoped that the practice OF present
ng the library with choice and rare
books n other articles will be con-
tinued in the future even more than
it has been in the past.
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The first meeting Of the Girls Debat
ing club was held last Friday afteI.
noon in DR.. Downey's office. A con-
stitution was presented and approved,
and the following officers were elect
ed: President, Leslie Cook; vice pres
ident, Katherine Taylor; secretary
treasurer, Merle Kissick. Tie work
Of the CLUB will include practice in
speaking and debating, and will be un-
der the personal supervision OF DR..
Merica. The fall term will be, devoted
to the study of toasts, or short after
dinner speeches, while thai of the win
ter term will include occasional ad-
dresses. In the spring term the
young ladies will take up set ai-
dresses, n by commencement every
member will be able to mount the
platform in any cause. The program
for next Fciday will be as follows:
Debate, Resolved. That the Rock
Springs Miners Were Justified III
Striking" Affirmative, Mary Scott and
Ethel Chase. Negative. E%vangeline
Downey and Edna Biddick.
Short addresses-"Our Club Laura
Breisch; THE Artistic Possibilities of
Centennial, Wyoming Evelyn Cor
thell; Faust. Harriet Aohct.
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Prof. and Mrs. Mcmillan have NOV
ed from The upper farm to the stock
farm, where they will live during the
winter.
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A large cable is being run to the
campus. and the university telephones,
which have been on n wire, will be
n you'll only take the Bitters