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Tonight's Meeting.
The regular Wednesday evening
meeting tonight lu tho Y. M. C. A.
rooms will be in charge of John Mc-
Nical. His discussion will be along
line of "Practical Christianity." After
the meeting tho election of officers for
the ensuing year will-take place. The
nominating committee have recoai
mended that the following be electee!';
For president, Ben Cherringtea.
For vice-president E. W. Hills.
For treasurer, Ed Guidlnger.
. For secretary, L. B. Temple.
The mooting beginB at 6:30 and will
continue until about 7:30. All are
urged to attend.
Carl H. i.enmeyer of Iowa Wesleyan
College recently won tho state oratori
cal contest for 1908. Every college of
prominence was represented in ,1 the
contest which was held at Mount
Pleasant.
Mabel Eugenia Ekeley, of the UnK
versity School of Music, pupil of Mr.
Eames, will give n recital fdr gradua
tion Thursday evening, March 12th,
at the Temple. Tho public lice is cor-,
dially invited.
Program. '
Prelude and Fugue, E Flat minor
(W. T. C.) .... Bach
Sonata quasi una Fantasia, E Flat
Major, Op. 27 Beethoven
Andante-Allegro-Vlvace
AdagIcAllegroVlvace
Waltz, A Flat, Op. 64 , . Chopin
Tarantella .Chopin
Minuetto, B minor. ... .n ... . Schubert
Etude (The Spinner)..: Raff
Song,-"! Love Thee" (transcribed
for piano) ....- . .Grieg
Eroticon, D Flat minor, No. 1. Sjogren
Concerto,-D minor, No. 2. Mendelssohn
Allegro appasslonata
Adagio "
Finale -(Presto).
(Orchestral parts' on second piano)
Convlcation, Thursday, March 12.
String Quartet
August Melcer First violin.
E. J. Wnlt Second violin.
Wm. Quick Viola,
Lillian Eiche Viollncello.
Forestry Students.
0 Professor Moody, assistant state
forester of Wisconsin, will address the
students of the forestry department
at 11 a. m. today in Nebraska Hall,
iroomA
New spring, Bhoes. Tan and patent
leather low shoes will be extensively
worn this spring. We have a large
variety of the latest styles at popular
prices. Call and see them. Rogers &
Perkins,' ,1129 O.
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