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September 1 5, 1871 . University Chapel.
(From the minutes. )
"A goodly number of the students of
iJlie university having assembled in the
chapel, motion was made that Mr. Dales
act as chairman of the meeting. Ac
cordingly he proceeded to the chair and
appointed Mr. H. 1. Metcalf as secretary
of fine meeting."
"To the Chancellor and most honored
faculty of the University of the "State of
os'ebras'ka, we would submit the following
petition :
We, the students do hereby
most solemnly asfc and pray of your hon
orable body the privilege of organizing
asji literary society for fine
i improvement of our several facilities both
moral .and intellectual."'''
Second -meeting, Sept T6 7 oVloclv.
Third meeting., Sept. '22. 7 'Vloe'k.
First regular 'meeting., ftept. "29, O:.'I0
oYlooIk.
Weclaimiug'cl ass called uipon .and re
sponded to by Mr. Stevenson .and Mir.
'Wlhipple. ' Essay .class -called
mpon .and responded toby Miss 'Cracie
Benton .and Mr. Ilsjinucy. Motion made
ttihaf ttlhe leadeis in the debate .appoint two
findlges and 'that they appoint aitihird.
'Chancellor IHenUm being present
favored itlhe society witlh .a few remarks.
(0)ctiober i(J, regular meeting. ilMiating
class .called upon. Question, IResolved ;
That war .causes imoi'eimiseryttJhnin lintcm
peitence. The decision .of ttilic jjiidlges
wasttihen given mpon itlhe regnllar de'bate
in favor. of ttJhe.au". Motion made .and
carried ttiliat Uhe house .decide ttJhe imiiseel
Uaneous debate-de"ided urn favor of nega
tive. Motion made rtJhal -stamping,,
wihi stilling .and boisteroiiH ,ajj p'l a u ding
should be prohibited iin ttihe ball . 'Carried .
Motion made ttihat itlie uiscof tto'bacco Ibe
prohibited! in itlhe lhaill. Onrrjodl.
October IS. On motion, the ladies of
this society were allowed to read sonic
selection instead of declaiming, if they
pref erred to do so.
October 20. The society was next en
tertai n ed 1 y mu si c by th e ch oi r. Mo Hon
made that the usher keep the door clospil
while any performer may be on the floor
October 27. Motion made that the
chorister select and the executive com
mittee purchase books for the use of the
choir. Carried.
Question for debate January 5. 1S72:
Resolved: That fictitious reading is hen
'ericial to the student.
Charter members of the Palhiduin
Society
"Walter 1. Beecher William A. Cadnian
Grace 13. Benton
( Dale)
William ITilworth
C 13. Hohman
Jennie Mull
Frank llurd
"Steptoe Kinney
11. K. Metcalf
Mate A. Peck
A . M. Steven on 74
'Willis E. -Sweet
William Jd. tSneir7.'
Hollis VI. Thurston
John 'Walliugford
E. 13. AY-olley.
Oassius M. Cropsey
A. A. Ou minings
.1. S. Dales '78
llen W. Field '77
Fred A. Hovey
Maggie Hull
Alva E. Kennard
Uriah H. Malic
Paul Morton
C. W. Rhoads
Alice E. Sweet
Mary A. Smith
Franklin "Street
'George W. Tovev
0. C. 'Whipple
A Soiljr
Sung lltf itlio 'I'ulludiau IBqytf 'Quart otto at tin- OW
'HuimrH I'rogram
'D-days ol yoru, too bright Ho Hunt.,
'io dual' WUh forgot
IFond unumory Uighta ithat happy jmut
A-ndititiu) rthall dim lit iriot
OnouittJB
Many art' tbo hearm that art) turning tonkin.
'Bunk to tin old Pal) hall,
Many arc the voiooa milling through th" liigl'1
Wo grout il'ulluciiuuu all,
V.OiOKH itOUlght, VOiOOB touight,
'illiqy grout ll'allad iaiiH all
Wor ithoa, iPalladiati, utill .our Hove
5CtiowH mo'ur a shadoof .dining,
WhouL'hdiHtaiJt hIcIoh may aruh aliovo,
Antliont tumid path ways, strange.
And hh'Wo moot thj hoartliKtoneiuoar,
t JUy Hpirit Htill uttundH.
J numnorioH yotito aro-doar,,
And HlllhilliidhmtfrhuidH
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