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Show I). A. C. and B.Y.C. Notes Past and Coming Events at Two Big Schools. (A. 0. Notes, by Katzeujamraer.) Tho faculty committee on arrangements arrange-ments for Arbor Day exercises have secured Prof. S. II. Goodwin as speaker speak-er on that occasion. Mr. Goodwin is a non resident member of the college faculty and a well known ornithologist. ornitholo-gist. The exercises will take place at the college on Wednesday morning and will consist of the address, music and tree planting. Dean Peterson '10 has been elected manager of the track team representing represent-ing the agricultural students. With such men as Conger, II. Nebeker and Laurenson they will make an excellent excel-lent allowing at the college track meet for the various schools. Prof. Larson entertained at dinner in the college dining roon last Thursday. Thurs-day. Ills guests wcro six of the bachelor bache-lor members of the faculty and the tabletalk discussed thoroughly the pros and cons of celibacy and the unattached un-attached mad lens of the faculty. May fourth has been set as the date for the two Offenbach operas that are to be given by the college school of music. Following is the cast of each: Marriage by Lanternllght. Peter Mr. Nebeker Cathanirc Miss Jacobson Mathilda Miss U. Montrose Lira Miss E.Montrose The Rose of Auvergne. Fleurcttl , Miss Cardon Alphonse. . . Mr. Wlnsor Pierre Mr. Stratford At the organization of the Utah Academy of Sciences in Salt Lake last week President Wldtsoe was elected first vice president and Prof. Goodwin second vice president and Dr. Ball, a mem Be r of the council. Prof. Titus read a paper on the Recent Re-cent Developments In Breeding of Parasites and Dr.Ball gave one on tho Origin and Description of the Homop-terous Homop-terous fauna of the desert. The animal husbandry students, chaperoued by Prof. J. T. Calne III, will attend the horse show at Smith-field Smith-field today. Mr. Harris, or Cardston, father of Mr. Frank Harrls.lnstructor In chemistry, chemis-try, was a visitor at the college on Tuesday. This month's Issue of Student Life will contain a very able and timely article by Walter Porter '05 who Is now studying at Harvard. Mr. Porter Por-ter writes on Specialization, warning students against beglnln'g their technical techni-cal work too soon to the neglect of their general education A tier of slats In the form of an amphitheater am-phitheater Is being constructed on the stage of the college chapel. Thcso will be occupied by the collego choir which in futuro will play to tho gallery gal-lery Instead of playing In It. A recital was given at the college on Wednesday afternoon by the students of tho school of music. Advanced piano students of Mrs. Sloan gave piano pi-ano so'os, and vocal solos were given by Mr. Stratford and Mr. Bowman and the glee club sang two selections. Friday evening a humorous entertainment enter-tainment was given by Bob Smith under un-der tho auspices of tho B. Y. and tho A.O. B. Y. C. (Ry Ellphalet Bllnlccnsdorfcr.) At chapel Tuesday morning Miss Jcnson, one of Mrs. Sloan's students, gave a piano solo. Wednesday Mr. Continued on 1th page. i Notes from the B. Y. C. Contlnned from page 1. Carlson and Seth Baker gave a clarinet clari-net duet, and Brother J. 7.. Stewart gave a very Interesting talk on his experiences ex-periences In opening up the Mexican mission. Thursday President Llnford occupied the hour giving a conference report: On Friday Irene Hcndrlckson gave a vocal solo. At Webster society Wednesday evening eve-ning the question, "Resolved, that United States senators should oe elected by popular ballot?" was debated de-bated by Joseph Jenson and George Gardner for tho alllrmatlve, and E. Erlckson and orman Lloyd for tho negative. The question proved to be a very lively one. Thursday evening the juniors were entertained at the home of Miss Ella Smith. The program consisted of a number of lively contests which made the occasion stand out as being tho best In In Its line given in the school thisjear. The outside work on Nlbley Hall Is almost completed and efforts arc being be-ing made to get It nearly enough completed com-pleted that the class entertainments can be given In it at commencement. Yesterday afternoon the boys of tho school got out with rakes and put the track In order for the class track meet, 'which is to be held today. The surveying class Is laying out a plot In the southeast corner of the campus for an aquarium to be used for boating and bathing in summqr and skating In winter, President Lfnford has been away for a week attending conference, meeting meet-ing with tho board of examiners and arranging matters for the college. The athletic committee has decided to present tho successful competitors In the track meets jersey sweaters, on which will be placed the college monogram mono-gram "C" The athletic dance will be given tonight to-night In the college auditorium, during dur-ing which the ribbons will be presented present-ed to the winners In the class track meet which takes place today. |
