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ANNUAL PROGRAMS.

NINTH ANNUAL
Chase and Wheeler Contest in Oratory.
University Chapel, January 30, 1892.

PROGRAM.
Piano Solo		Mrs. P. W. Plank.
"Balmaceda"		C. E. Fifer.
"Women Will Vote"		Miss Vesta Gray.
Vocal Solo—"Thou My Life"		Miss Mary Latimer.
"The Education of the Masses,"		Miss Eugenia Getner.
Violin Solo—1st Concerto		Charles Hagenow.
"An English Poet,"		Miss MInnie De Pue
Quartette,
Messrs. Seamark, Sander, Raymond, and Barnaby.

JUDGES.
Chacellor J. A. Canfield, Prof. F. M. Fliug,
Herbet Bates.

After their graduation Messrs. Clement Chase and Daniel H. Wheeler, Jr., of Omaha, believing that a contest in oratory could bring only good results, offered a prize of ten dollars for the best oration, to which was added a second prize of five dollars by the society. This was the first contest of the kind in the University, and the results have been very gratifying both to the society and to the authors and patrons of the movement. These prizes will be doubled for 1893, in recognition of its being the tenth annual Chase and Wheeler contest in oratory.

AWARDS.
A. G. Wagner	1884	R. L. Marsh.
C. S. Lobingier	1885	W. S. Perrin.
H. P. Barrett	1886	C. S. Polk.
J. A. Barrett	1887	W. H. Wagner.
Miss Glen Talbot	1888	O. W. Fifer.
E. P. Brown	1889	Edwin Farmer.
D. W. Bush	1890	W. T. Brown.
T. F. A. Williams	1891	C. M. Skiles.
Miss Minnie De Pue	1892	Miss Eugenia Getner.

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