TO BE FETED,
WHITE HOUSE
—
Diplomatic Colony Enter
tained Tonight by Presi
dent and Wife
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. — The
Diplomatic Colony that has reach
ed a smashing size, converges at
the White House tonight to be
feted by President Roosevelt and
Mrs. Roosevelt.
The Diplomatic Colony now to
tals 551 with Japan topping the
list with 31. Great Britain has
21 members.
The colony numbered about 100
in Civil War days.
SONS OF NORWAY
INSTALL FRIDAY
The second meeting of the newly
organized Sons of Norway lodge
will take place at the Odd Fellows’
Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock.
A large class of new members will
be initiated. Geo— #I. Jorgensen,
the newly-elect« '.esident, will
preside. Mrs. Alice Eliasen and
Mrs. Selma Pederson will function
as initiation marshals, and Miss
Doris Surap will be at the piano.
After the initiation the lodge will
proceed to elect the remainder of
ANNUAL U. OF W.
MINE INSTITUTE
DATES RELEASED
Seattle Sessions Are Slated
from January
21 to 26
The annual mining institute at
the University of Washington, at
Seattle,,will be held January 21 to
26, 1935, Dean Milnor Roberts an
nounces. according to advices re
ceived by The Empire. This will be
the eighth consecutive year of the
winter session of the institute.
Headquarters will be the Mines
Laboratory on the campus.
Lectures are given during the
forenoon hours by members of the
mining, metallurgical and ceramics
staff of the College, as well as by
faculty members in related depart
ments of the University.
Special lectures from the indus
try v ill bf' invited to address the
meetings. Laboratory demonstra
tions and procedures will be given
during afternoon periods, with a
special field trip planned for hie
last day of the week.
