DEUTSCHER VEREIN ACTIVE.
Holds Meetings Every Week and Stages a German Play Each Year.
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The Deutscher Verein is maintained for the purpose of giving the German students an opportunity to hear various German speakers, and also to give the more advanced students a chance to practice their skill in speaking and writing German. The meetings are held on Monday at 4:30 in room 29 of Fraser Hall. Some member of the department or outside speaker gives an address every two weeks. Mr. Henry Albach and the Rev. A. J. Ross of Lawrence have recently addressed the Verein. The alternate programs are given by advanced students of the German department, and consist of essays, songs, declamations, narratives of personal experience and debates.
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An innovation has been tried during the present school year. All who may be desirous of taking part in the German play given annually under the auspices of the department appeared before the Verein in one or more short scenes from familiar plays, thus demonstrating their dramatic ability.
The Deutscher Verein invites all who are interested in things German, whether at present
students in the department or not, to attend the meetings.
—Judith Connely.
UNIVERSITY VESPERS.
The University Vesper Service is the only religious service which the University, as a whole, maintains. It is intended primarily as a service for the student body, but is attended and appreciated by many others. Held once each month late Sunday afternoon in the Chapel, with a program largely of sacred music by a choir of forty voices under the leadership of Professor Hubach, it is one of the most earnest, serious features of the institution. An
address is given, generally by the Chancellor.
Last Sunday afternoon the Services consisted of Handel's Messiah, which the choir rendered to a large audience. Prof. Hubach, Mrs. Lyons, John Ise, and Kate Reynolds were soloists.
The American Association of Physiologists holds its meetings in Chicago during vacation. Dr. Ida H. Hyde is the only Physiologist on the program who resides west of Chicago.
E. B. Black, '05 engineer, of Toledo, Ohio, is visiting at home during the holidays. Mr. Black was general secretary of the Y. M. C.A. while in school.
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