Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
.U.NeWs Notes

Members of the faculty of the Uni
vcrsitv of oklahoma VINO Spoah
/ French have formed a club To STUDY
and discuss more closely the frehch
language. The organization was
| formed Monday night at the home oi
! Prof. and Mrs. O. Is. jacobson. Mem
/ hers are Prof. and Mrs Roy Temple
/ House. Prof. and Mrs Nathan Altschll-
/ Ter. Prof. Nand Mrs Patriclo Gimeho'
| Miss Lucille Dora, Mrs. f.. f.. DUNCAN,
H., II Alsid. Miss Alberta Braggs ana
Prof. and Mrs o. Il. jacobson
Students from Custer county are the
| first To reorganize their county clup
| for the 1867 year. Bert laWtoh
OF Arapaho was elected president
John Mabry. Weatheriord. vice-presl-
dent, and Lena Hamilton, custer. sec
rotary-treasurer Custer county mas
! total of 45 students in the University
! Of oklahoma.
Miss Corinnc Breeding was the dele
gate from the University of Oklahoma
y " G. A. to the district convention,
| held last week at Dallas.
Eleven new members have been an
nounced for Les BeauX Arts club
among university artists. They are
Ruby Bible. Fannie lne2 Ball, Layina
Wright Eva Thomas, Gladys McBee.
Marian Monroe, Ness Cox, Homer De-
GoNer. V. +. Daugherty and Josh Lee.
Prof A. &. Parsons, state hlgh
school Inspector, has been spending
the past week visiting schools IN
| Grady county. Prof. L. j. Griffith
assistant inspector, has been working
in Nowata county this week.
Dean Walter Williams, dean of the
school of journalism of the University
of Missouri and perhaps the, best
| known teacher of journalism In the
west, delivered two lectures, one be-
| fore the entire student body and an
other before only the students or
journalism. at the University of Okla
| homa recently. Dean Williams at
tended the Missouri Oklahoma game
on Saturday
personal Development for Busi-
ness" was the subject of talk given
before l50 students of business at the
University Of oklahoma Monday by
William II. Gore, salcsmanship expert
of Chicago.
Half a dozen stars are among the
performers students at the University
Of Oklahoma will get to see on the CO.
operative student ticket, by which they
get more than forty numbers, includ-
ing football games and other athletic
events, debates. musical numbers and
plays. at total cost OF 81. Among
the artists WHO will he on the program
this year are Tallarico. Italian pianist;
the Salvl company, including famous
harpist. a soprano equally well Known,
and pianist; Wheeler baritone;
Wilkinson. violinist: Hochstein, vio-
ln,st. May Peterson, soprano ana
Ernest Scholling pianist.
Students I'm the school of education
at the University of oklahoma do
actual teaching work in the city
schools of Norman under the direc-
ton of Or. w. \. Schmidt, director of
practice teaching.
The demand for graduates or even
students. of the school of pharmacy
NJ the University Of oklahoma has
taken sudden leap, according to
Dean c. H. Stocking. More than thirty
drug stores over the state have already
applied for men who can fulfill the
! requirements for registering. After
1920 one OF the requirements for regis
! tration will be graduation from a
school OF pharmacy of recognized
standing Dean Stocking thinks this
| will more than double the demand for
| graduates of the state school in the
I pharmacy course.
Three seniors in the school OF
pharmacy will receive life scholar
! ships In the National Ass ociaton of