The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-12-17
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Norman. Okla, Dee. l6.-Tuc'da
Dec. 10, has been decided upon as
the date for the annual debate be-
tween the senate and Forum literary
societies OF the university for pos se,-
sion of the CARRIER trophy cup. The
senate will be represented in debate
! by Elton b. Hunt of Alex and Lloyd
wv Maxwell of Sparks, and the Forum
by Chas. l.. Smith of Konowa and w..
! l.. MCCance of Norman v +. Dcnner
of Capitol Hill and Harvey o. Shut
OF Alya will take part IN the extern
poraneous speaking for the Forum and
senate respectively.
The Holmes Club, an organization
in the law school petitioning for ad-
mission to Phi Delta legal fraternitl,
! initiated as one of its members Thur
day night Clarence Cowden of McAles-
ter second year law student. owen
owen of Caney, Kan; Hubert Ambrs.
ter and Fred Capshaw of Norman
and John Rogers of Holdenville, 2il
firlt year laws, are announced as
pledges
A move is on foot in the university
TO adopt "A uniform class pin TO He
worn by all classes in the univers
and alumni of the school 1t is beIne
headed by the senior class in the col
lege of arts and sciences. Frank Pa.
sons of Civet, Roy Hazeltne of Nor
man and Miss Beatrice ven Keller Cf
Ardmore have been appointed a com
mittee to select design.
President Mounet delivered an ad.
dress before the Dinner Club, an or
sanitation of sta'e officials and busi
ness men, at OH. homa City last weeh.
He was the guest of honor and ouly
speaker of the occasion. His subject
was The Making Of a University"
The senior class has earned a re
utation for originating unique social
stunts" Forty members of the class
chaperoned by Prof. and Mrs. Rue and
Miss Taylor gave a chicken roast AT
Bishops Springs. south of Norman,
Tuesday evening. The merry party
sang old-time college songs and chant
ed the college yells as it drove back
to Norman by moonlight.
The annual concert the biggest mu
sical affair of the year at the universi
ty, if not in the entire year. was given
by the orchestra at the Framing opera
house Tuesday evening. The thirty
piece orchestra was assisted by Prof.
George Seymour LenoX, vocalist; Prof.
Lloyd Curtis, cornet soloist, and Miss
Merle Newly, violinist. The large au-
dience pronounced the program the
best that has ever been given in Nor
man by local musical talent and Dean
Frederick Holmberg of the school Of
fine arts was the recipient of many
compliments because of the excellent
showing of his rupils. Many music
lovers from over the state were in
town for the concert.
Rev. F. f. Henry of indianapolis
addressed the University Young Mems
Christian Association Sunday after
noon of last week. His subject was
Getting the Most Out of Life"
Tom Mayfield of Norman. one of the
senior law students recently admitted
to the bar, won his first case last week
against the county attorney of Cleye-
land county when he successfully de-
Tended two boys charged with hunting
without a license.
The all-victorious Sooner football |
team was entertained by both the |
Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta Delta |
Delta sorrortes last week.
The Christian associations of the |
university devised a unique way to |
raise funds to assist in sending dele !
gates to their conferences. A beauti. |
tul calendar done in sepia and CON
tanning numerous views of the univer-
sity buildings and campus was placed