College Miscellany.
The arrangements for Inter-class debates are well under
way. There will be contests between the members of each
of the three lower classes for places on their respective class
teams and then there will be a competitive contest between
these class teams. The question to be debated has not been
selected as yet. The committee in charge consists of J. B.
Landis 'O3, Rentschler 'O4, Hart 'O5, together with Profes
sors, Pattee, Espenshade, and Adams.
The Thespians have begun to get things in shape for
the presentation of the forthcoming play, entitled “A
Russian Honeymoon a three act comedy adapted by Mrs.
Burton Harrison from the French of Eugene Scribe.
The organisation is somewhat handicapped at present
from the fact that the number of old members is small, con
sisting at present of Hanson, Deike, Fry, S. E. Miller,
Streeter and Clark. Several new members will be taken in
soon.
On account of other pressing duties Professor Leete has
resigned as director and Professor Espenshade has been
chosen to fill the place vacated by him.
We do not need to say that under the leader-ship of
Professors Pattee and Espenshade the club will keep up to
its former high grade of work.
During the past month several interesting and instruct
ive trips were taken by different sections of the engineering
Debates.
The Thespians.
Trips.