University

The law classes are In search of an or atoi for Feb. 23 ï. The junior hop committee estímate the expenses of the hop tliis year at a coo l,000. The stuilents who recited to the beloved Dr. Frieze are to secure a portrait ofliim for the Latin room. A Latin play in the original tonque is to be brought out by the sophoinores during the lattcr part of March. "The Siege of Paris," is the subjfct upon wbich Prof. Hennequin is to enli;hten the Kalamazoo people f rom personal recollections. Dr. Carrow took some 15 senior medies to the county house Saturday, to witness several operations upon the eyes of inrnates who were afflicted. Is there another college president in the country, caring for a great unirerslty, without the aid of a secreta ry or assistant? If so, who is be ? Wlio sliall be class orator of the senior laws is to be scttled by an oratorical contest on Marck 2Sth. There will be 15 or 20 contestants for the honor. The Detroit Athletic Club bad an indoor meeting set for Feb. IJ, but has postponed tlie saino on account of the junior hop, as several contestants are ex" pected frora among the students. On or about Feb. 14 the Literary Adelphi are to give a public program, and among other attracüons will be an oration by Fred Jcffera and a recitation by Miss Nina BurUick, botb of tbc State Normal school. Miss Harrab bas been awarded $30 prize for a song for the OastalIaU, E. L. Hiller $10 for tlie poem, and J. K. Freltag the prize for tlie best cartoon. The publication expects to be out by the miiT die of February. Tlie Foley guild, the new Catholic organization, is to listen to Bishop Ireland' of Minnesota, one of the most famous of the American bishops, soon. Rev. Fr, Elliott, of New Yor'i, lias also been secnred for a lecíure. The Chroniclo haa received a letter from the managers of the l'aris Exposition, stating that it had beeu entered on their golden book as a representativo college paper, and comuiended for its excellence and enterprise. The Uoiversity Bepublic.in League Club will meet agaln next Friday ni;ht in the law lecturc room and elect offlcere. Tlie boys ought to turn out and ïnake a lively occusion of it. Arrangements for tlie great banquet at Detroit, on the evening of Feb. 21st will be made at that time. The celebration of the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Psi Upsilon fraternity at this university, which sliould have occurred last Friday night, has been postponed, one inonth on account ei the deatli of A. L. Murray, a member of the frcsliman clasa, at hi8 home in Chicago, who was a mcniber of the fraternity. The University Glee Club accompanied by its banjo annex, will give a grand concert on Fob. 8th, at Dexter, under tke auspices of the ladies of the Episcopal cburcta of that place. The boys willgive the Dexter folks something worth hearing. The club also goes to Dundee on Feb. 28th, and to E;ist Saginaw, March 14 and 15. Gath, in the Cincinnati Enqairer, says thai, "Wbcn the South Americana, now in Washington, made the tour of the country, they do not seem to have been inipressed witli Parrara r YW, but tin Unirersity of Michigan fllled them with enthusiasm, not less from the busiuesslike character of the cducation there than from the fiee natures and Anglo Saxon force of the atudenU, among Hom there wi.'ie 300 womeu."