An organization has been made in the Sophomore class known as the Sophomore Cotillion Club. The club expects to give a dance at commencement and possibly one yet this term. The Adelphi Club dance held in the University Inn, February 17, was a very enjoyable affair and was attended by about thirty couples. Music was furnished by Neff's Orchestra of Altoona. A large lantern for illustrated lectures has been purchased by the mechanical department. It will no doubt facilitate the ex planation of many subjects which would otherwise be quite diffi cult. The collection of birds and animals which composed a part of the Pennsylvania exhibit at Chicago and Atlanta has been ssnt here temporarily. It will take some time to set up the collection for exhibition. The following Seniors have been honored by being elected members of the Scientific Association: L. B. Carter, B. J. Bowen, J. F. McCormick, W. B. McCaskey, J. F. Glosser, F. W. Jessop„ W. E. Snyder. The members of the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity desire to ex press, through the LANCE, their thankfulness to all persons who. generously helped to remove furniture from their house, and to those who provided for the wants of the sufferers from the fire. On the evening of February i a good sized audience was enter tained in the chapel by the well known reciter and humorist, Judge Green, 'Of Brooklyn. The judge has made a number of friends here who always give him a hearty welcome each time he returns. Prof. Voss has received for the civil engineering department a set of Schroder's models to be used in the study of descriptive geometry and perspective, also a fine celestial globe and a slated globe for the class in astronomy and geodesy. These articles were imported direct from Germany. State will probably send an athletic team to Philadelphia to compete in the intercollegiate relay race meeting to be held there on April 25. This meeting is open to all colleges and universi ties of the United States and Canada. The colleges are arranged in groups of four, making them as nearly equal in strength as pos sible. The occasion will no doubt be one of general interest and will give a stimulus to athletics. The Free Lance. [ FEBRUARY,.
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