1 e . a VOL. IV.-No. fi3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1Q 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-No. 63. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE '96 ORACLE. count of a football game between IN SPITE OF THE ELEMENTS. To ie On Sale Monday, - Full of Illus- trations, Literary Matter cuts illustrating Davis tackling The Glee and Banjo Clubs Give their and GrInds. Concert to a Large Num- Wei ha v 'soae line lar pencils and Bourland, Prety's Run, etc. ber of Students. .iconvnii Ilrstrii ease to ive ariay All in all, the book is sure to be toill ay oile who wi all 111for tlieni. The Oracle will be ready to go 01oenitt e yu ~c n i- a success. The fine color work on Notwithstanding the weather a We whnt to see yoni ae nn gv: sale next Monday morning, te thecvrwudmk abo fy lrlavl seoIss.lla. ale date that it has evern the cover would make a book of fair crowd was present in University curliest dttatthseerbeen is-.. much less attractive interior sell. Hall last evening to listen to the sued Fro frot t bac it s aGlee and Blanjo club. 'lhcir first work of art and it will sell at sight. Eastern Glee Clubs' Trip. GGenrl Musie nealer, The advance sheets teforeis show wnumber " Yellow and e " is al- hete s he Yale Glee club will sing in ways welcome. This was followed __________ a_____ . it to be up to the tirnes in everythfolwnacsnteiCrs- Stthe folowig places on tseir Christ- by the teau Ideal ltarch by Sousa way. istas trip: l'hiladelphia, Dec. a, at by the banjo club, wich is their g Among ithe literary work is at en- the Academy of Music; l'ittsburg, favorite piece. As an encore to tertainin" article hr .\iss leannette arlbM a tte ec. 22, Carnegie Hall; Cincinnati, "The Love Struck Hearing" was 1Clsvetlentileh. 'I ipyofT Dec. 25, Odeon Hall; St. Louis, rendered, ''Seated One Day at the Character Skeh.'Aae f w Dec. 26, Entertainment Hall; St. Organ." "The Midway Plaisance" flats"'is a charming story by M~issJoseph, Dec. 27, Crawford 's Opera by tr. Briscoe, sung by Mr. Miner Mabel Colton and it is fully illustrat-by r.BicesugyM.Mnr House; Omaha, Dec. 2S, loyd's and club was the hit of the evening ' edl by Miss Helen LI.. Randall. "I Thare ina is'c.zI vii eclsspom by Miss helen .Randheatre; Minneapols, Dec. 29, ly- and the keen humor and satire of whey you e I.uletrotauhitaiStyles Slept,"tecaspem yMs +ouath~ts~erpuasye ceum Theatre; St. Paul, Dec. 30, the piece were appreciated. This or, $,4 or $5 Shoes at o to- Si a pair less Grace Collins and"The Contadina," than Anni Arlbor prices send for ca'taloliue to G raaColnsandoem eContadbna People's church; Milwaukee, Jan. 2, piece is now in print and all indica- Aiba" eesl t I rm myF.P.DanielsStadt 'heatre; Chicago, Jan. 3, tions point to a ready sale. To this Central Music Hall; Detroit, jai. 4, the club responded with "Tse Seal- a g vorthy more than passing mention. Strassburg's Hall; Cleveland, Jan. skin Pants." After the "Queen of 101. 183-185 as ooioswm AsE., We cannot give space to mention the 5, Association Hall. the Sea Waltz " by the banjo club HETRoIt, - - MICIIGAN. beight things fronathe pens of Eel- The Princeton Glee, Banjo and caue tse chair drill by the glee lo-o Ewino Cutcheon, Deitz and . --J U ST - og gs E n Mandolin clubs will give concerts at club which won continued applause. Received. 400lbs.of Fine Chsnolase others. atmr e.T} t h yemBn:os ' lsualtimore, Der. 19, at the lyceum Tse adience at this point alp- The illustrations are particularly Theatre: Washington Dec. 2o0,ilet- - e" "ill tunecone of the t r esf c. ndysite sendoes, its strong and soft ueas- 8 ttsburg and Cleveland; Harvard urswr arfl vn- Tefl grinds, and to them fifty-two pages Harvard and Yale at PhiladelphiaygR ace devoted. "ave any o us and Princeton at Baltimore, Wash- Snsidt written by Mr. lriscoe seem- escaped ? 's ths question beard on ington and Buffalo; and lrinceton ed to please all. This was the first ENTERE SadoF every side. Judging from the num- and Yale at Cincinnati. t . ber of these "personal notices"very time it has been given by Mr. Mead HOLIDAY BOOKS few have. Among the lengthygrinds, The course in Naval Architecture having been written since last week. Thefial umersb he anAND FANCY GOODS the one on "The Stone" is not only offered in the mechanical engineer- The final nunbers by the Banjo a well written poem but well calcu- ing course by Prof. Cooley is very and Glee clubs were the "Mardi -AT- lated to stir up memories of that well attended this semester. The Gras Patrol " and "Ann Arbor," PABUL eventful "rush!" It brings to light U. of M. was the first university when the banjo men came in with the names of many whom the Faculty outside of the Naval Academy to the glee club and after th song roim PtbJiiers Prices. have long been trying to identify. offer this course, and is now, with gave the U. of M. yell. The con- "Oh, What a Night!" is a farce set- the single exception of Cornell, the cert, on the whole, was very good Ling forth the thrilling adventure of only university having it in its cur- considering that some of the mem- an orator. The characters are well riculum. The ship-yards at Detroit bers of both clubts have been very UNIVERSITYBOOKSTORE known upon the campus. The afford a field for much practical recently confined to their rooms by -aN- Faculty is ground in an exciting ac- work. sickness. lOWN TOwN, MAIN STREET. AAa