Campus

Newberry Hall is opon every Friday evening for a pleasant time. Some excellent musiu furnisbed the entertainment last week and this week an old fashioned spell-down will occur. The arrangement aro not yet cjrnpleted' but all students may be sur; of a hearty welcome and a good time. A letter from Dr. Angelí to hls daughter, ilrs. A. C. MoLauchlin, announces that Dr. and Mrs. Angelí are no lorfger at tho "Sumtner Pui ace Hotel" but that they aro now in the city of Constantinople. Dr. Angoll lias been receivod by the Sultan and is now attending to tho routine dutics of his office. Last Thursday, Friday, and Saturday there was an unexpocted reunión of old U. of M. students at Ishpeming, at the Teachers' Instituto for the Upper Península, Sorno of those present were C. IL Cooper, '97, SaraS. Brovne, '97, Dick Ewing, '95, Herman Krogmann, '94, Mabol Bosworth, '97, NelHo Walters, '97,and Georgien Mogfurd, '96.- Bulletin. On Friday and Saturday afternoon and evening of this week, there will bo given in the Methodist church, an entertainment for tho benefit ot the church music. This entertainment will consist of an art exhibition and oyster suppcr combined. The cuoir guild has boen fortúnate in seourirv; a largo collection of valuable pietures which will not only be placed on exhibition, but also offered for sale. A student in Northwestern writes tho Students Register as follows: "The following mombers of the '98 medical class are attending the Northwestern Medical College: Davis, John, Huil, Fuller, and Hogers. Of the '99 class: Grey, Jennings, Tidyman, Worden, Mason, Schultz, Bennet, Churoh, and Jackson. We aro all pleased with the work as given hero, and we will all be out to yell for Ann Arbor vs. Chicago."