, 1908-02-07

the training school today.
The reception given last Saturday
night by Prof. Nelson to the members
Of his classes in the department of bi
ology was a decided SUCCESS. A must
cal romance, an examination in heads,
and a bean-bag conversation served to
render the evening one of constant ex,
element and hilarity. Delicious re,
freshments were served by Mrs. Mel
son.
Next Wednesday night, Lincoln's
birthday. there will be a game of bas-
ketball between the Preparatory Ath-
letic association and the Cheyenne
high school, held in the gymnasium.
This morning at the usual hour Mrs,
Trout addressed the girls of the Y. W.
c. A.
Miss Esther johnson were given a
pleasant surprise party last Saturday
evening. The affair was in honor OF
her sixteenth birthday.
The advisory board of the Y. W. C.
A. held a meeting at the home of Mrs.
Brown yesterday afternoon. Plans
were made for the year and it was ar
ranged to give a social on Washing,
toms birthday.
Mrs. Soule is ill with la grippe.
The seniors will give a literary en-
"tertainment on the evening of March
6. On this occasion each member OF
the class will give an Grafton, and all
will participate in a debate, thus com.
pleting the required work in public
speaking.
The Y. w. G. A. cabinet has been
making extensive preparations to send
a delegation to the annual conference,
which is to be held in Denver next
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. By the
kindness of the students in the Uni.
versity of Denver, and other friends Of
the association, all delegates will be
entertained in their homes. The pro.
gram includes an unusual number OF
interesting addresses, and the confer.
ence will undoubtedly prove or great
benefit to the young women in attend
ance, as well as the societies they rep.
resent. Miss Stoner, Grace Peabody,
Alice Holiday, Vie Willets, Sorchie
Moss and Helen Nelson expect to go
as representatives of the university.
Mrs. Tisdel, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Dart,
Mrs. E. H. knight, Mrs. Sutphin, Mrs.
Ernest. Mrs. DeKay, Miss Middlekauff
and Miss Stone. will be the patron,
csses at the sorority valentine dance
next Friday evening. They, with the
officers of the society, will form the
receiving line.
DR.. Brown will speak at a special
vesper service next Sunday afternoon
at $3.50, at the auditorium.
The following officers have been ap
pointed for Company d:
Captain-Miriam Cortheh.
First Lieutenant-Leslie Cook.
Second Observation-Disclosures Tay.
lor.
Sergeants-Bessie Wallis, Ethel
Rauner and Ruth Greenbaum.
Corporals-Loretta Butler, Agnes
Wright and Lucille Wright.
The domestic science department has
received a set of meat charts and dem
o%nstration blocks, to be used at the
farmers institute, February 26, q and
rs.
Prof and Mrs. Knight will entertain
the Bellies Lettres society and their
friends tonight.
The Wyoming Tribune spoke very
highly of the lecture delivered by Dr..
Brown before the students of the Chey.
enne high school last Friday after.
noon. His subject was, is 1t Worth
While?"
1t is contended by some local sci
entists that Captain Kidd must have
made a yoyage inland. and buried part
of his treasures on the university cam
pus. At any rate, a member of Com.
.pany B found a five-dollar gold piece
of the antique pattern bearing the in
scription, In God We Trust" while
building intrenchments behind the