Arizona republican., 1922-01-16

in view of the fact that they opened
| up their club to the Arizona "hoboes"
| who came on box cars to see the
! Arizona Centre game. The Rotary
| club also was instrumental in well
coming and entertaining the Arizo-
mans.
Robert L. Nugent, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, and president of the Junior
class. and Harold G. Wilson, editor
of the Arizona Wildcat, reported in
chapel Monday morning on the \.
M. G. A. mid winter convention at
Asilomar, which they attended during
the holidays. Mr.. Nugent was sent
as a representative of the student
body and Mr.. Wilson as editor of the
Wildcat.
Tuesday night the Round Table"
held a meeting in Maricopa hall. Af-
ter dinner. DR.. Davis, acting dean OF
men, who was chairman at the meet
ing, announced the subject, why |
Came TO College" and called for ex-
temporaneous speeches. Most of
those present spoke of the desirable
ity of coming into contact with Diff
ferent kinds of people. OF learning
to judge men, and OF receiving a
broader, more general education
The non-fraternity men or the
ing in the auditorium for the purpose
of organizing in order that the non
fraternity people might be properly
represented in student body affairs.
Among the discussions were speeches
by Professors Ehle and Riesen, who
explained the necessity of forming
such an organization. The name of
1.-The Bargs" was adopted.
At the last meeting of the Wildcat
staff changes that are to be made in
the staff for next semester were an
nounced. Miss Grace Bull, assistant
editor. will not be in school and it
will be necessary to fill her place.
on account of other activities, June
Slavens of Phoenix resigned as fea-
ture editor. Kathryn Crawford plans
on going home to Prescott next
semester, leaving a place in the
campus news department. The re-
vised staff will be announced at a
later date.
Friday evening at o'clock Kappa
Alpha Theta will entertain with
formal dance at the Winter Garden
II is to be a Japanese dance with
floor lamps pillow cushions, cherry
trees. blossoms, lattice work and in
cense Two tiny japanese girls will
lead the grand march and distribute
nrograms. Favors for the men will
be cigarettes and holders with the
sorority initials on them. and for the
girls. tiny Japanese dolls. Patrons
and patronesses are to be Professor
and Mrs. A. H. Otis, Dean and Mrs.
Lockwood, Dean Jameson and Mrs.
G. r Wood, Theta housemother.
A University of Arizona tennis CLUB
has been organized for the purpose OF
promoting tennis among the students
and keeping the courts in proper con-
dition. This will not be social or
ganization and will be open TO all
those interested in tennis.
The Sigma Chi fraternity won the
annual interfraternity cross country
run. held recently, with score OF Il
points. s. A. +. was second with q
score of % points. Arizona Han third
with a score of 29 points; Beta chi,
the baby fraternity. fourth with SO
noints: Zeta Delta Epsilon fifth with
AZ points, and Omega Kappa sixth
with 3S points.
In student body assembly Friday
Is letters were awarded men FOR foot-
ball work. The AS We're given 10
the following men: Captain WoIIoro'
Seaman. Mcclellan. Slonaker. Mar
snail Manzo. sweet. Gould, Crowell,
Hobbs. CIymer. Witten, Barclay,
Smith, Clark, Wiley, Broderick ana
The tentative schedule for 1922
football reads: Texas A. and NJ, AT
Dallas, october 10; New Mexico AZ
aies at Tucson. November 4; St'
Nary's, at Tucson, November II;
TTniyersity of New Mexico, at Iuc-
son, November IS: Rice institute: az
Houston. Thanksgiving day; New
Mexico Military institute. date TO pe
arranged, and Texas Mines. date 10 oe
arranged. Had the athletic funo peeh
larger. the Wildcats coulo nave a.
cepted an offer from Wabash 70 pa!
theu for $4,000 guaranteed. 81
Mary's team held California to a 20
point score this year, so 1t should DC
a lively game next fall.
Among the students planning on
leaving school second semester are
nonaId Scott of Phoenix, Harold NC
CtIellan. footballman, and Julian PoW-
ers of Phoenix, who will have suffi-
cient units at the close of the present
semester to receive his degree IN
June. Mcclellan intends to return
next year to take Arizona through
another year OF successful football.
University students were given
sneciaI permission to have dates"
TUESDAY night for Sousa's band. They
were made special prices OF ~ on
their tickets.
VacheI Lindsay. the popular mod
ern poet, will be at the university to
give readings from his own poems
January IS and 10. The Y. w. c. r.
is selling tickets for so cents each,
the proceeds to go to a fund for a
campus Y. w. C. A. secretary next
year.
The desert carnival will be given
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