, 1908-01-24
University Notes
By LESLIE BAILEY COOK.

ne BTauudIe CLASS III IdAdIlOH unueI
DR.. Qu%aintance, was represented in DIS
sembly this morning by N. Il. Corthell,
who spoke very ente%rtainingly upon
Local Methods of Taxation" The
talk included a brief summary of the
various kinds of taxation used in this
state, and the methods used for just
divisions of them. He ended with the
suggestion that citizens in general
should make themselves more familiar
with the aims and methods of taxation
than is ordinarily the case.
President Tisdel will speak at the
Presbyterian church Sunday night up.
on the subject of Religious Forces in
State Universities"
Mrs. Clark urges all those interested
in music to attend the rehearsal of the
choral Union next Monday night. The
organization ID progressing nicely in
its preparation of the opera, "Mikado."
DIR. Tisdel met the preparatory stu,
dents who are interested in the propos,
ed athletic club in the study hall at 4
o'clock.
Next Wednesday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, will occur the regular lecture
recital. The subject will be The Or,
chestra."
Prof. Merz and DR.. Downey have
both been i'll for the last two days.
The fourth annual baby party Civ
en by the Y. w. c. A.. girls will oc,
cur tomorrow night at the home of
Grace Peabody, 401 Fremont street.
All varsity girls and the faculty la,
dies are invited.
The Alpha Omega sorority have is
sued invitations for a leap year party
on st. Valentines day. The affair
promises to be II of the most sue
oessful events of the season.
Claud INC Carrie Crone, both for,
mer students, have been visitors at
the university this week. They expect
to re-enter school in the fall.
Will Thompson has been made first
lieutenant, attached to Company A.
Miss Stoner will return today, hav-
ing started from her home Wednesday.
Her mother is now well on the road
toward recovery.
Miriam Corthell, Spencer Symons
and Wade Heavey were all on time
the same morning, and Monday morn.
ing at that. Surely hat we're shock
enough for n week, but added to it
comes the m that George Wheeler
was discovered working. The latter
report, however, has not been authenti,
Gated, and was probably wholly ground
less.
Mrs. Clark led the Young Women's
Christian association meeting this
morning, speaking very entertaining,
ly uIon Personality"
The Muscatine, Ia, basketball team
will be here on February 5 instead of
February 3. The game with the Chey,
enne business college, which was to
have been played in Cheyenne tomor.
row night has been indefinitely post
poned.
Miss Rolla d. Morse of Lander, VINO
was a pupil in the summer school, in
tends to center the university next
fall. Everyone who became acquainted
with her feels hat the college is gain,
ing a good student in her coming.
Harold Merriam, the first Rhodes
scholar from this state, entertained
Mr.. Roberts and Mr.. Anderson at din.
ner Monday evening. Besides giving
them many suggestions upon the exam
nations, he told them of the advan,
tages which the successful applicant
would gain and which he himself has
enjoyed.
Plans and specifications have been
received for Hebard Hall, the building
to cost s25, 1000. Bids will be adver.
tised February s.
Anna Rice, '03, a teacher in the
Laramie public schools, visited the va,
rious departments of the university on
Thursday.
Jeane Douglas n Nettie Pope have
been on the sick list.