The San Francisco call., 1909-10-08
WILL ENTERTAIN
VANCOUVER TEAM
Stanford Students Planning
Elaborate Festivities to Take
Place on November 6
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

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STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. -
NoVeber 6 is the date set by the eX-
ecutive committee for the entertain
ment of the Vancouver Rugby team.
The entertainment will be something Of
teh character Of a smoker and will be
held in the Encina club room under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A.
G. F. Morgan 10 has arranged the
program for the evening. The plans Of
the entertainment committee are of
such extent that the night of Novem-
Der promises TO be one of the live
liest ever held on the campus.
The mandolin and glee clubs have
promised to give several selections and
the men prominent in dramaties VIII
render divers monologues and stunts
durin gthe evening.
President Jordan has made state
ment in regard to the sale Of liquor In
Menf6 park. He expressed the opin-
ion that the validity of the law passed
by the state legislature should be I'M
mediately settled.
Several matters were disposed of by
the executive committee last evening
The resolution recently passed grant
inc the tennis teams of intercolle giatc
stches the German ''S" was altered so
as TO include the men who played on
the victorious 1907 team.
c. I. Schaupp '12, who has charge or
the boating supplies, was given au-
thority TO draw upon the treasurer lor
sum not to exceed $40 to cover the
expenses of the crew rowing in the
Portola regatta.
Manager Burbank presented three
REPORTS concerning the financial stand
ing of the student body. The reports
we're referred to the auditing commit
tee.
The request OF A. E. Ehrhorn for
money TO provide stunts al the Dig
gae was not acted upon.
one more game is scheduled for the
freshmen team before their clash with
tbe frst- wear team of the University OF
GeliYornia The cardinal ba bies will
tackle the University of the PACING
Saturday afternoon and the varsity
will play the Olympics again. The var
sity work at present consists In snort
scrummages Tuesdays and Thursdays
and routine work Mondays and Fri
days. Up to the present the varsity mas
been excused Wednesdays, when the
freshmen have had a game.
The injured men are rapidly recov-
erinR. Cheda appeared on the field to-
day and will probably play in the var
sitv on Saturday against the Olympics
Minturn probably will have his ankle
in shape for the benefit game between
the varsity and the alumni on the 10Th
of the month. Captain Mitchell is still
bothered by his shoulder, but may be
in condition to play in the benefit
game. 1t is more probable that he will
play in the game with the astaways,
TO be held at Los Angeles on the 23d.
Holman is doing light practice with
the SQUAD and will attempt heavier
work shortly. Reed will be in part OF
saturdays game if his ankle remains
in condition. Roth is the latest addi
ton to the list of injured. He will be
laid up for few days with bed leg.
H. Jorgenson 'O7 was recently mar
ried to Miss May Hull of Palo Alto.
Jorgenson is at present practicing law
in Monterey.
]. ]. Thompson 'O9 married Miss
Adelaide Tillaston of Pueblo, Colo.
this summer. Thompson was MEM
Der of the university conference, glee
engineering society.
Four new members were elected to
the Mechanical engineering society
yesterday evening. The new men are
". c. Mills II, n. NJ. Day II, FL Ford
II and A. A. Coddington II. An inter
esting lecture was given by j. B. Bubb
10 on High Tension Grounding De-
vices
Formal permission was granted the
sophomores of the use of the Encina
club room for their dance December
last nj ght by the board of directors of
the club.
Tomorrow the second issue of the
Stanford Sequoia will appear on the
quad. The issue is illustrated with
half tone cuts of the recent athletic
events.
W. p. Fuller Jr. 10 has an article in
the Seouoia entitled will the Fresh
men VIM College dramatics are ably
criticised by r. ]. Miller IL The rest
of the contributors are: G. f. Morgan
10. H. c. Ferguson IL, La Pickering
'Oe, Miss /. L. Hunter 90, j. r. Young
'0s.
Doctor Jordan contributes an article
coucerninR Doctor Eliot OF Harvard