Around The Campus

The regents will meet Ihe last of the month. The University chess c:lab is holding a tournament. An indoor athletic meeting will be held on March 2G or 27, at the rink. The Phi Gamma Deltas banquetea Col. H.C. Dane after the lecture Friday evening. The Webster and Jeffersonian societies are arranging for a series of three debates. Henry Wade Rogers will resume his lectures before the law department on March 25. About 300 students attended the funeral of the late Professor Wells, in Detroit, last Friday. Hon.CarrollD. Wright lectures before the Political Science association,tonight, on the "Ethica of Machinery." Hon. Carroll D. Wright delivered his first lecture on Statistics, Monday morning, before the political economy students. The Choral Union liad a very enthu siastic rehearsal Tuesday evening. Out of the whole chorus only seven mem)ers were not accounted for. The first annual sparring and wrestling contests for the championship of Michigan will be held at Detroit, under the luspices of the Michigan Athletic Association, on Friduy and Saturday evenings of next week. The gymnasium entertainment given ast Thursday evening by the Glee club, 3anj o club, Chequamagon orchestra, ind S. C. Park proved very enjoyable. Mr. Park's ventriloquism and take-ofF on niind reading were especially good. About $800 was netted for the gymtasium fund.