The religious work of the University, which was begun at Appleton Chapel last evening is continued today in the first service of morning prayers. Never was there, we believe, a service so well fitted to answer the great variety of needs necessarily existing in a large University. To the intensely religious temperament Appleton Chapel gives an opportunity to worship in an atmosphere which has been characterized by Professor Drummond as the most truly religious he had met with. To the thoughtful though less emotional nature it affords a few minutes of quiet reflection which cannot but be of benefit as a respite from the absorbing activities of University life.
We trust that members of the University, new and old, will not be unappreciative of the religious opportunities given them.
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