Arizona republican., 1921-11-27

time required to make even short
 journey.
 Director Thornber, Professors c. T.
 Vorhies, F. J. Crider, A. E. Vinson and
 J. G. Brown attended the grape school
 Wednesday and Thursday. Director
 Thornber presented general facts rel
 ative to the possibilities of grape cul-
 ture in the Salt River valley; Dr.
 Vorhies talked on insect enemies of
 the grape; Professor Crider demon
 strated pruning methods; Dr. Vinson
 described soils suitable to the grape.
 and Professor Brown discussed fungal
 and bacterial diseases of the vine.
 The first meeting was held at the
 attractive Carper ranch and the sec
 ond one on the Mesa Experimental
 Farm.
 Donald Scott of Phoenix motored
 to Douglas Wednesday afternoon, where he spent Thanksgiving with friends.
 James Shelley, member of last years graduating class at F. U. H. 5. and student at the Junior college this year, arrived in Tuescon Wednesday morning to attend the Maricopa hall dance Wednesday evening as guest of Miss Edith Burtis, also of Phoenix. Mir. Shelley was a very active partici- pant in athletics last year in high school and also assisted in eoltlng the 1921 Coyote"
 Miss Helen Mahoney has suffi- ciently recovered from a recent oper- a ton to be able to return to her home in Douglas. Miss Mahoney left Tues day morning and expects to return to the university second semester. Mrs. Kate w. Jameson, dean of women. has been in Phoenix for sew eral days attending the teachers in stitute there.
 Miss Helen Green has withdrawn from .he university and returned to her home in Phoenix on account o1 ill-healtn. . Mrs. Herbert Hodgson of Phoenix arrived in Tucson "Wednesday even ing and will be a ~uest at the Ineta house for home coming day. Mrs Hodgson is a sister of Miss Helen
 Casey and both are members or Nap
 pa Alpha Theta.
 Perry Doyle and Russell Peabody, both of Phoenix, will be guests at the Kappa Sigma fraternity house for homecoming day.
 The Sigma Chi fraternity will en- certain with a smoker to be given tor their visiting alumni on Thanksglv- | ing day. Dean Rider, Hess Seaman and Lorraine Leppla, all of Phoenix, will be among their guests. Miss Jean Slavens, Kappa Alpha Theta. and member of last years graduating class at the university, left Friday night for her home in Phoenix. She will remain at home over Thanksgiving, and while there will attend the teachers institute. Miss Slavens is teaching Spanish at the Tucson high school this year. Saturday, November 1s, the " stunt night was held in the auditor ium. The program consisted of songs and stories by T. J. Kelley; Scotch songs and stories by Hamilton N Keddie; Sock and Buslxin club play, Carrots :" cornet solo by J. H. Me Gibbeney; violin limitations by G. K, Hershey; selected reading by Charles Bluett, and musical numbers from the Glee cl1o, Varsity Inn Troubadours and the Arizona's Celebrated Chicken Yard band.
 The preliminary tryouts for the de- bate team were held in the auditor | ium Thursday evening. Eleven men were chosen who will be eligible for the final tryouts to be held some time later. The men who were chosen are: Williams, Vance, Van Patten, Scar ing, Palmer, Pruitt, Orme, Loucks, Falk Jennings and Kelley. On December 10 tine nter-frater- nity ss-country run will be held
 Prizes will be: A cup for the winning team and medals for the first five men who finish, these prizes being offered by the university. l. c. E. Adams $ offering a 10-inch silver cup, mounted on an ebony case. to the winning team.
 The chapter of the American Asso- citation of Engineers at the University of Arizona will retain the A. A. E. cup which was offered to the scnool