University Items

Miss Myrtie Sudson spends the rammel n Aun Arbur. A. 15. (icüdt's, phannic, 'öö, ha jjunc to Baglnaw to sell bibles. Miss Mattie E. Arnold, '80, of Detroit, is now Mre. Wilüs Bousliton. Mr. J lande, medie, '84, will be Dr. Vaughan's assistant ncxt year. D. O. Tuylor, '83, principal of tlie Oxford schools this last year, is home. J. E. Leinon, '83, is in the city. He will not teach at Midland uexl year. A. S. Van Valkenburgh, '84, ezpectt to take a trip to Colorado this Slimmer. Prof. Olney and family left last week to spend the vacation in Charlevoix. Scott Williams, '8;!, will probably accept a government position as teacher in Santiago, Chili. Misses Lulu Bell und Hattie Ailes, both of '83, are home from their schools for tlie vacation. Miss Mary Miner, '82, teacher of raathematics in the Detroit high school, is home for the suminer. M. Estelhi Norton, teacher of English in theïerre Haute normal school, spends her vacation in Ann Arbor. F. N. Scott and Hiigh Brown, both of "84, leave to-tnorrov to spend the summer in the White Mountaliis. A. M(Taylor, formerly lit. '81, law 'SI, will take the principalship of the Sherman, N. Y., schools the coming year. Miss J. Rose Colby, '78, has returned home for the summer. She will do special work in the University next year. John M. Ayers, '80, Fort Smith, Ark., visited his sisters liere the forepart of the week. He left last night for Chicago. The medica! department will nextyear have a Zulú among its members. He has been attendiiii; school it Oberlin, O. Miss Anna McDonald, '83, lias resigued her posilion u the city high scliool. Slie will pursue tpeciul workin the Uní verelty the coming yuar. W. W. Hannonaiul Herbert M. Snow, laws '83, Detroit, have dissolved partnership. Herb. has oponed an office at 120 Griswoltl street. Prof. and Mrs. D'Ooge will spend the suminer at Mt. Deseit. The professor deüvered an address receutly attlie meeting of the National Phllologlca) Association. Miss Healy dld not iccompany the "Kats" on their visit to Miss Ramgdell, of Man stee, this week. She will go with Prof. and Mis. C. K. Adums on thcir suuimer trip East to-morrow. Prof. C. S. Denlson leaves next weel for Burlington, Vt., for the suinmer. By the-bye, the Professor bas made liis home w:it tKo tty of Mr.. J. M. Willming Huron street, for the past ten years. Prof. (!. 15. Cady returned yesterday from tbe ehjhth annual meeting of the National Musie Teachers' Association held last week in Cleveland, O. His brother Oiin will be home to-morrow. BIghty-fourt reunión is in three years. Offlcers as follows were elected at tlieir last meeting: President, Chas. 8. Ashley; vice-president, Bessie P. Hunt; sectary and treasurer, D. J. Haff; orator, V. C. Foote; altérnate, E. C. Caleyron ; met, ElizabethG. Cornell; altérnate, P. . Scott; toaat-master, ffm. Savldge.