The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-06

get. Ill, =. w. Marx, Louisville, kN.,
! w. Mcintyre, Mackinac Island; r. Mo
Nair, Kansas city. ana NJ. *. Brown.
Kansas CITY. Mo. Membership in the
Michigan union has reached 2.6GO.
Or y. :. Hon. dean of the dental
department. has just received three
ancient Egyptian skulls from Dr l..
j. Mitchell. 81 dean of London, Eng
| The skulls were uneaTthcd fJom the
chamber Of y tomb of about 1900 Il. &.
! Senior women will give a party 10
their last years advisers on Dee H.
Miss Mariory Nicolsbn, of Detroit,
and Helen Braudebury, of Huntington,
| w. Va. are working on the lbretto
for the Joan of Arc pageant which il
is hoped Ia present next May.
Five members have been elected to
the senior society, coed organiza-
tion. Sophia Hermann. Detroit; Ruth
Mensch, Three Rivers; Ethelwyn Rob
inson, Detroit; Rose Speidel. Brilliant,
! O., Fay Shurte, Ann Arbor.
Professor Moritz Levi of the French
department. is writing textbook of
French prose, entitled, I'm Voyage
On Europe
GeJrge Mcmahon. Detroit has been
appointed chairman of the deputation
work conducted by the Y. NJ. G. \.
The first of the extension lectures
to be delivered by foreign students
Of the university, is scheduled for Nov.
! !. Y. +. Jaoin Hsu will deliver a lee
ture. Opportunities of America i'm Re-
| lation to the Chinese Problem" in
! Denton.
Newly elected members will make
their initial speech I'm French before
the Cercle Francois tonight. They are
!. r. Roussard. Detroit :. \. Beras.
Chicago. IT.. q. =. Johnston, Grand
Rapids: Ester Rice, Saginaw; Helen
Malbonson, Ann Arbor; Alice Lloyd.
Ann Arbor. and Bruce Craudall, De
| troit
Or Ludwig Fulda. of Germany, eel
cbrated lecturer, will speak in Sarah
Caswell Angel hall Nov. Is, on THE
Germans in America"
This years series of Cholal Union
! concerts was opened Monday night
by Nine. Margaret Matzenauer. the
| leading Contralto of the Metropolitan
opera COMPANY The program inClud-
ed a group of German. French. Ital-
ian and English songs i'm addition to
arias from Plrsival and Cavalierig
Rusticdna.
The Bull classical fellowship fund.
maintained by Mrs. Theodore u. Buhl,
and her son. Lawrence ~. Buhl of De d.
troit. has been raised from $500 TO
$500 per year The FUND has been
divided into two fellowshils of $500
! each The appointers for this yea
are William v. McCay. NJ. a. rniver-
sity of Iowa. recently of the faculty
of the Missouri Wesleyan college. 1T
Cameron. Mo. and Robert W. Addi-
son. from the faculty of Central col
icgc Fdyette, Mo
Edwahr James Mcnamara. who IN
~ recently served ON the police force
of Paterson. n. j.. has enrolled AZ the
University School of Music. His edu-
cational sponsor Us Madame Schu-
man Heink. who believes that he has =
splendid musical future before him.
Ne is studying under Prof William
Rowland. head of the vocal depart
ment
Three thousand varities Of chrysau-
themums among which is 4 natural
green species discovered in Austria
and succ. ssfullv cultivated in the Uni
versity Of Michigan gardens. are on
exhibition i'm Memorial Hall The
green variety is said to I've the only
specimen i'm this country.
More than 1000 teachers Of the
state of Michigan were guests Of the
~
Dor curing the state Teachers Asso-
cia ton held oct. % 80 and Nov T. The
ma cement Of the convention was
prepared to accommodate an add
tional thousand Hin auditorium
with seating capacity of 500 held
the principal gatherings.
President ~ e. Hutchins viii AZ
tend the National Association Of STATE
Universities ~ Washington, u. G., No
vember 10 and II.
Pres. ". b. Hutchius will accep, an
invitation To the Testimonial dinner to
be given John Bach McMaster l.. l..
d., in commemoration of the compile
ton of his History Of the People OF
the United States" on Saturday
-e~eA4ng, Nov 22 at Philadelphia.