School Of Music Prospects

The University School of Music announces a couree in light smjíiiig, to be conducted ly Miss l.ucy K. C'ole. This will fiirni a very useful class. The regigtratioo is progressing satisfactorily, and if the same rate of inerease prevails tlirough the week the attendanoe will be much larger tlian last year. Twenty more registered the first day than did last , scasDii. Miss Loudon has arrived, and Miss Bailey and Messrs. Schmaal, Mills and Zeitz will be here this week. Everything points to continuad success. When the new building iscompleted the work ui' instiuction can be conducted more satisfactorily than ever before. Prof. Stanley will be at hia office in Kewberry Hall, from 9 to 10 a. m., and from 2 to 5 p. in., every day this week. It is advisable forstudents to register as soon as possible. Messrs. Zeitz, Mills and Schmaal are already engaged for a series of concerts in Detroit and other cities. ■