THE UNIVERI[TY OF MICHIGAN DAILY,
f f 2 ~ +3,t of Music. The Choral Union also ren-
+ dered a selection from Mendellsohn's
St. Paul
Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during 'After the program in University Hall
the College year, at was finished, an adjournment was made
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, to the gymnasium, where the faculty
Oyriz: Times building, 329 S. Main St. tendered a reception to th visiting
Telephone(IN w atei180. teachers. The drill room of the Bar-
MANAGING EDITOR bour gymnasium, 'in which the recep-
J. F. THOMAS, 't0 L.
-- tion was held, was prettily decorated
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0. i. sANs, '00 L. with the college colors.
EDITORS The reception party consisted of Pres.
H. B. SKILLIAN, '98 L., Athletics. and Mrs. Hutchins, Prof. and Mrs.
E. L..GEIsMER,'98 L. E. S. DANFORTH,'98 D'Ooge, Prof. Prescott, Mrs. Prof.
BUTIa LAMB, '00. T. R. WooDRow, '98
I. &. CAMPBELL, '00. Allan CAMPBELL, '98 Spaulding, Regent Dean, Mrs. Milner,
F. ENGELsARD,'98. F.D. EAAN,'00 of Grand Rapids, and various members
P. W. JONES, '99. of the faculty. The guests enjoyed an
hour or so of social diversion, after
which light refreshments were served
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SOCIAL___________ the use of their shooting park and traps
SOCIAL ORGANISM. to the members of the Athletic Associa-
tion. In order 'to start .the ball rolling
(Continued from first page)- a meeting of all students interested in
(lose than in a biological organism. 4. gunning has been called under the aus-
The human individual is manifold in pices of the Athletic Association. This
sciety. That is, man is not merely a meeting will take place today at 2 p. m.
pant of the sustaining, or circulating, at 'the shooting park, a short distance
distributing system ofi society, but a beyond the athletic field. The purpose
part of several systems at the same of the meeting will be to formally or-
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Schoolmasters' Club Enjoys Greek
Music.
At the sesison of the Schoolmasters'
Club held in University Hall last night,
the program was opened by a lecture
on Greek music by Gr. Charles Will-
iar Seidenadel, of Chicago.
The speaker sad that all the Greek
music we have is post-classical.. There
are no traces left of the older war
hymns, the melos or the paean. Greek
music consists of scales arranged in
rodes. Modern music employs but two
modes, the major and the ionor. The
Greeks had twelve modes and used
seven. . Survivals of these modes are
found in Scandinavian, Slavonian, Nor-
man, Oriental and Modern Greek
church music. A few traces of thern
also appear in modern music.
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reproduction of Greek music, but all
combine an unduly lage amount of
modern elements with the Greek. , We
-wii undoubtedly remain in the dark
on the subject of Greek music, and the
best efforts will be more valuable for
their suggestivenessthen for 'their real
interpretation.
At the close of Prof. Seidenadel's ad-
dress a program of Greek music was
rendered by the faculty of the School
ber will turn out and start the club.
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