University

The Glee Club sing in Battle Creek to-night. The christian association has 364 members. The corner stone of Newberry hall will be laid to-morrow afternoon. The Cass Club defeated theUniversity nine on the fair grounds, Saturday, by a score of 9 to 3. Li.Z. Calkins has resignedhis position on the Argonaut and returned home on account of the death of bis father. Prof. Demmon doesn't have much faith in Donnelly's cryptogram. He very sensibiy believes that Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare. The Oracle board tor next year, elected last Saturday. cönsists of Messrs. Munn, Holland", Stillman, Walker, Lowenhaupt, Thayer, Butler and Seelye, and Misses Valentine and Atkins. The Nu Sigma Nu fraternity held a very fine banquet last Thursday eveni'm, at which Drs. G. A. Haynes, V. C. Vaughan, G. A. Hendricks, G. E. Frothingham and Donald Maclean and C. ü. Boyce, N. Dudley Kean and Arthur H. Coe responded to toasts. The Univeraity democratie club will hold their next meeting to-morrow evening in the law lecture room, at 7:30 o'clock. Orations will be belivered by W. C. H. Keough, and J. E. Bell and an essay will be read by H.B. Brasewell. A yery interesting general discussion will follow. Field day to-morrow at the fair grounds, contests commeucing at 1 :30 shatp. Among the contests are dashes ot 100, 220 and 240 yards, 120 yards hurdle race, light and heavy weight boxing, mile walk throwing shot, running long jump. running high jump. standing broad jump, mile bicycle race and pole ranlt. The students christian association have elected C. E. Goddard, president; E. M. Coolidge, Miss Rosewarne, F. M. Carothers, J. S. Grant. Miss L. M. Trowbridge, G. A. Holiday and M. S. Flint. vice presidents; E. C. Warriner, recording sncietary; Vv. H. Nichols, assistant; É. E. Hieronymous, treasurer; Miss Franc Crosby, corresponding secretary; L. Kubler, librarian; C. V. Nafe, chortster; E. E. Brown, M. A. Macey and Miss Ellen E. Wheeler, Bulletin editors. LAYING THE CORNER STONE. The Students Christian Association will lay the corner stone of Newberry hall to-raorrow (Saturday) at 5 p m. Under the corner stone will be placed copies of the records of the association. the Bulletin, and other college publications and two of the city papers, includin? the Argus. Bishop Harris has been invited to be present and will give an address if he can be present. Hon. James McMillan has been invited to represent Mrs. Newberry. The exercises will consist of music; reading the scriptures by Rev. Dr. Ramsay; Laying the corner stone; prayer by Rev. Dr. Eddy; address by President Angell and remarks in behalf of the association by C. E. Goddard; A. L. Jennings will discuss the finances of the society and Rev. Dr. Earp will give the benediction.