The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-02-20
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with influenza. In his absence Mr..
Robert R. Mccormick is acting sccre
tary-treasurer.
Prof. r. c. Springer Of the depart
ment Of Philosophy and history bega'
hisnew coursein thepsycology OF sales
manship Tuesday. The text used II
thecoursc is, Briscoe's Psychology o
Saiesnanship." In addition to thi
text, as collateral reading, works o
Hawlingsworth and Of Thorndyke vii
be considered. The classes, which arr
opcncdto all students, arc meeting thu
fourth period on Tuesdays and Thurs
days.
ThcCollege Coyote appeared Wed
ncsday. The material is EXCEPTIONAL,
good this time.
A prize Of S. is offered for the bcs'
setof thrcccolorcd sketches iIlustrat'
ing scenes in the musical comedy
robin Hood" which the Girls glce
club will present this spring. The
sketches, which must be handed to
Prof. Beale not later than March IS,
areto be used to guide the scenery art
lists. The contest is open to all stu
dents of the school. Further partic-
\ ulars may beobtaincd from Prot.
4 Rcaie.
X Az the Columbian literary societies
party, Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Helen Woods, a group OF Low
cll's made an unsuccessful attempt to
gain admittance to the house. Al
though the odds were against them,
the visitors managed to put two OF
their number through window. In
the scuffle which followed two panes
Of glass were accidcntly broken from
the doors. A sum covering the dam
ages was promptly arranged for by
the Lowells. The Columbian society
awaits an opportunity toretaliate and
rivalry between the two societies Is
keen.
n The student body has been active
sthc past week in preparing for the
benefit dinner and supper which will
beheld in the basement Of the Metho-
dist church Saturday noon and evening
February Fl.
Interest is increasing in baseball at
thccollcgc. Thematerial for the teams
Is good and successful season Is
looked forward to.
Miss Alta Elmers condition is
greatly improved.
The Forum was entertained in the
home Of Prof n H. Hayman Wednes-
day evening.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the Lowell literary society was held
Monday evening in the Lowell room,
President King presiiing The pro-
gram was exceptionally good. Miss
Celia Flemmons sang "A Legend" by
Tschaikowsky with "In the Time OF
Roses" by Luise Reichardt as an en-,
core. Miss Augur on "The Thrills
OF Guarding Examinations, Miss
Viva Buntrick on lizard Knocks in
Basket Ball" and Miss Edna Keough
on "Why didn't Know | Was on the
Program" comprised the extcmporan-
eous speakers for the. evening. Miss
Ruth White rendered splendid bit
OF popular music. An essay by Miss
Addic Spear expounded upon the sub
titles Of old maids natures. Miss III
dine Gartin's Grafton. "Ethers Pic.
lures" was profound in its content and
dramatic in its delivery. With the at
tendance and the interest in the so.
ciety on the increase. prospects fol
success in the inter society contest
that is now being arranged for are en-
couraging.
The Mems glee club Of the schoo
under the direction of Prof Beale
will sing in the special service Sunda,
at the Methodist church. The glet
club is now preparing for tour Of tn,
state, particulars regarding wh'eh triI
will be announced later.
Room number four, Finney hall wa.
the scene of hilarious festivities Mon
day when Miss Sutherland celebrated
her birthday,
The annual public concert of tn,
Girls glee club of the College of Ida
no will take place Friday evening
Feb, 20, at Sis o'clock in the auditori
UNI Of Sterry hall This concert prom
Uses to be the best of its kind tina
Caldwell has ever listened to. Ad
mission is IS cents for students. s.
cents for the general public.
Miss Leta Symms left the dormitor,
Wednesday to lice with her parents
in the country Miss Symms viii con
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