The University

Kegeuts' meeting next Tnesday evening. Dr. J. N. Martin w ill sunimer in Europe. Comnienceineut eoucert next Tueeday evening. Profa. Yaughan and Dcnnison sailed Wednesday for Europe. The Universities beat the oaa9 club in Detroit Saturday 10 to 7. Prof. and Mrs. Wade Rogers gave a small dinner party Monday. E. L. Miller representad the Chronicle at the convention this week. Prof. and Mrs. Vaughan gave u large reception last Fiiday evening. Prof. Spaulding will spend the nummer vacation in Western Michigan . Prof. Grilfin delivered the closing leoture to the law students Monday. Miss Holon Lovell, Jit, '87, bas beeu visiting her sister, of the class of '91. Alden Niehols went to Horseshoe Lake Saturday au 1 caught a ñne string of fieh. Prof. Arndt attends the American Institute of bomeopatliy at Niágara Falls next week. E. F. Lohr, lit, '84, and professor of Greek and Latin at the Sonth Hend, Ind., high school, is in the city. The lectures bcfore Hobart gmld the coming winter will be delivered by Bishop Potter of New York City . Profs, Frothingham, Gibbes and Vaugb.au at tended the state medical association held in Detroit last week. Prof. Wm.W. Campbell, lit, '86, professor of mathematica in the Denver university is in Ann Arbor for the aummer vaoation. The university authorities said no to the glee club that they could not aecompany the Detroit Alger club to Chioago this week. Prof and Mrs. McLachlan, will upon their return to this city, ocoupy the residence recently purchased by them, on División street. Prof. C. X. Jones, has accepted the position of general special agent of the Northwestern Mutual Lito InB. Co., of Milwaukee, Wis. On Saturday the following editors for the Chronicle were ohosen : From the fraternities, J. D. Armstrong, P. M. Hickey, C. K. Eddy; from the independents, J. A. C. Hildner, J. W. Adams, T. C. Severance. The past college year the university has lost three professors by death, Proffl. Palmer, Dunster and Cheever, and Profs. Payne, Hennequin, Dewey, Jones, Hendrioks and Sohaberle have resigned, the Chronicle says, owing to the small sal aries received. Professor Vietor C, Vaughan Jeft Ann Arbor on Monday night for Europe, where he purposes to visit the formost laboratones of Germany FranceandEngland, in connection with bis special line of original investigation ; he will be acconipained by his assistent, M. F. Novy. During Prof. Vaughan's absenoe Dr. .J. W. Brewer will ocoupy his otllce and attend to his patients. The Arfconaut ogauization for next year ia as follows: Managing editor, P. R. Whitman; business manager, II. B. Dewey; assiatant business manager, E. B. Conrad; literary miscellaneous, Miss Andrews; editorial department, F. II. Abbot, .) . E. Tulley, II. B. Dewey, H. V. Winchell, F. S. Loomis, Miss l'ritoliard, JE. Talley, E.B. Conrad, h.D. Milhman, O. R. Hardey; Miss Pntohard, H. V. Winchell. The Palladium board of '89, offer the following prizea : Best college song, $25 ; second, $15. For the best design for cover, $15. First and secoud prizes will also be given for poems. It has not yet been decided what the prizes for poems will be. The board reserves the right to rejeot any or au' contributions. It is probable other prizes besides these will be given, but these ought to bring oot a large number of competitors. Profs. Frieze, Demmon and Walter will oompose the committee to award the prizes. Competition is open to all.