Ij II. of. . WII.

VOL. II.-No. 45.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1891.

1PRICE, THREE CENTS.

A Glimpse of Life at Northwestern.
The following was received by
one of the editors of the DAILY,
from a former student of the U. of
M. As it may be of interest to our
readers, we publish it: "1 You have
probably heard of the new order of
things that has been introduced here
under Dr. Roger's supervision.
low he has changed the curriculum
and introduced an elective course
similar to that of the eastern col-
leges, and in fact has given a new
and broader field of knowledge to
the students. The whole atmos-
phere is changed. The students
feel this and wishing to express their
gratitude to their president, Dr.
Rogers, they gave him a grand re-
ception in Chicago, on the evening
of Nov. 13, at the Grand Pacific
hotel. There were about a thousand
guests present, representing the diff-
erent departments both in the city
and at Evanston. Perhaps the most
pleasing feature of the reception;
doubtless the most Uleasing at any
rate to the gentlemen, was the
charming presence of the Fem. Seni.
(Woman's College) girls under es-
cort or chaperons. The beauty,
quiet dignity, womanly grace and
sweetness of Evanston girls, secures
their position in the first society.
Here a girl is not judged by her
wealth, her dress,or even her brains,
but by her own sweet disposition as
shown by her social influence. I
might mention Miss Fannie Alabas-
ter, known to many of the residents
of Ann Arbor, as perhaps the fair-
est of the fair. 't'here were present
besides Dr. and Mrs. Rogers, the
members of the faculty, and trus-
tees of the university, many men of
rank and position in Chicago, and
Miss Emily Huntington Miller, the
new dean of the Woman's College.
There was nusic,supper and dancing.
Coming home on the train the air
was made melodious with college
songs, to the discomfiture of the in-
different passengers. There are
more advantages for a girl to de-
velop into true womanhood where
there is special provision made for
her as here: At Northwestern she
is not dubbed co-ed. The fraternity
element is strong, so strong that the
college is second to the faternity.
The very growth of the caflege is
held in tire bond ge:of this slavery-
Not that 4a ternity is a- necessary

evil, but that such it is, as it ex- Dedication of the Hospital. ( OF YOUR -
ists at Northwestern. A few of our O SOCIETY BADGE
, The faculty of the Medical De- g U _L
"social' philosophers prophesy theIpartuent are making arrangements
day will yet come when she will 1 b WILLBF
shake off this for a grand dedicatory ceremony at Mailed to You -
yok ad iseino hethe opening of the nsew hospital. -:- -:n- Through Your
free, broad atmosphere of a truly Gov. Winans will be present and in NEW
great college. E. M. W." behalf of the state will make the ( H A PT B P
Cornell vs. Michigan. presentation speech. Bishop Gel- - --
lespie will also be here representing Upon -in--
The train for Detroit, on Satur- the state board of charities and will PRICE -. APPLICATION.
day, will leave Ann Arbor at iim ake some remarks. Speeches will _--
o'clock standard tinae. Accomino- be made by Presidenit Aisgell, theWII1 U &U
dations will be prepared for those Mayor of Ann Arbor, and probably I LIST
who have bought tickets from the by Dr. Vaughan, the Dean. Some uMansufaciurers of Finest Plain
directors. The train will leave De- of the noted men of the profession aud JeielleilSuiety Badges.
DETROIT, - - MICH.
troit returning at a time to be an- from other cities are expected to be
nounced on the train in the morning, present.
probably 11 o'clock. 'tickets can --B S
be procured at the station Saturday Hobart Guild Improvements.
morning, and on the train. The Hobart Guild has for years
The team that will line up against offered the only gymnastic exercises
Cornell will be as follows: Hayes, in Ann Arbor, but never yet has
right end; Tupper, right tackle; anything in the way of gymnastic
Wickes, right guard; Jefferies, cen- instruction been supplied. The
tre; Movwrey, left guard; Pearson, Hobart Guild, ever on the lookout wien yowanttheultest metropolitanstyles
left tackle; Powers, left end; Sher- to supply the needs of students, has in shoes at5e toi1 a air lesslthan Ann Arbor
man, quarter-back; Van Inwa-gen, recently taken a wise step iii this prices, send forcataloguie to
right half; Rittenger left half; Dy- direction. The teacher has been R . H. FYFE & .
gert, full-back. secured for the lady members of the
A3 train will probly return about 8bguild, and arrangements made by Ii'ETROI', MIk'l
o'clock p. m., for the acconioda- which the ladies are to have exclu-
tion of those who wish to return sive use of the gyinasium at certain C ap Speller & @
early. The game will be commenced appointed hours. This is an oppor- I Ui-ersity Oitfitters,
at 3 o'clock sharp. The Woodward tunity that all eligible to the Guild 2111 SotI'll STArE Si., ANN A RBOR.
avenue cars run direct to the grounds. should avail themselves of, for finan-
Michigan's headquarters will be at cially it is within the reach of all. Neckwear,
the Russell house. For the small sum of one dollar per Dress Shirts, Gloves,
annum one can become a member of
Prof. Burnham . T
the Guild, and thus not only profit Underwear,
Prof. Burnlam, of Colgate Col- by this gymnastic instruction, but *GENTS' FURNISHINGS, io Bst
lege, New York, will begin his series also enjoy other advantages of the (_*uai*ty.
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of Bible lectures and readings at
Newberry hall, at 7 Pi m. sharp,
Friday evening. He will also speak
at Newberry hall at 9 a. m. Satur-
day, 9:15 Sunday, and at 7:30 Sun-
day evening, in University hall.
All are cordially invited to attend
these lectures.
The Oracle.
The Oracle will appear this fall
for the twenty-fifth time. Especial
attention has been given to thuis, the
quarter century anniversary edition,
and it will appear in a very attract-
ive form. The judges, Professors
Walter, Thomas, Sc tt and Den ,
are passingjudgment upon the man'y
fine contributione handed in. I
will be printed by the Inland Press.
Corsell atbloetre to-morrow.

Another improvement sCon to be
made by the Guild will perhaps bef
even more heartily welcomed than
the one just mentioned. Arrange-
ments are being made to procure a
billiard and pool table, and in a few
weeks students will be able to in-
dulge in this most fascinating of
pastimes.
The Thanksgiving Game.
The team will leave Ann Arbor
for Cleveland at about 5 o'clock,
Wednesday afternoon, the boat leav-
ing Detroit at about 10:3 o'clock
p. m. The fare P the rottnd trip
for n oro 200 studentswillbe 4.r5.
The C. A. C. Mnasgers say that they
expect io,ooo people out for the
game. Tho team will stay at the
Rollenden in Cleveland.

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