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THE UNIVERSITY COURIER.
Published weekly at the University of Kansas.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, MAY 24, 1894.
VOL. XII.
The Courier is published every Thursday during collegiate year by the University Courier Publishing Co.
Subscription $1.00 per year in advance, single copies 5 cents.
Address all communications and contributions to the editor-in-chief; all business communications to the business manager, and subscriptions to the circulator, Lawrence, Kansas.
Entered at the Lawrence postoffice as second-class matter.
F. E. BUCHAN, Editor.
FRANK BOWKER, Local Editor.
E. W. PALMER, Literary and Exchange Editor.
ROLLA MITCHELL, Athletic and Amusement Editor.
No.27.
E. P. LUPFER, Managing Editor.
C. R. TROXEL, L. S. CHAMBERLAIN and J. B. NICHOLSON,
Business Manager. Circulators.
R. J. HOPKINS, Ass't Business Manager.
A. B. BATES, Treasurer.
LOGALS.
Don't forget Wednesday is Field Day.
Ralph Hutchinson left for the east on last Wednesday.
Prof. Williston lectured at Goodland, Kan., last Friday.
"Jig" Bedell of Chetopa is visiting in Lawrence this week.
Ralph Hutchinson spent Saturday and Sunday in Lawrence.
The physical culture classes will not meet any more this year.
C. C. Crew located the corners of the electrical building last week.
Prof. Dunlap was called east Wednesday by the death of his father.
The lecture on "Evolution" was postponed until Thursday afternoon.
Prof. Blake has been unable to hear classes this week on account of ill health.
Prof. Carruth addressed the suffrage meeting at Kanwaka last Friday evening.
Scheffer will attend the State Y. P. S. C. E. convention at Topeka on Saturday.
It is expected that two girls will be employed to take Foster's place in the offices.
Pres. Colgrove of Ottawa University spent three days of last week at the University.
Prof. Bailey was in Paola last week examining and testing the natural gas and oil supply.
Reno and Miss Maggie Rush are back to the University for the commencement exercises.
Prof. Adams will leave next week in order to attend the commencement exercises at Ann Arbor.
Dennis Babbit, of Kansas City, spent Sunday in Lawrence. We suppose he came to see the boys.
Prof.C in
Prof. Carruth gave an illustrated lecture on "William Tell," in Snow Hall, Wednesday at 12 o'clock.
Miss Bessie and Jennie Schofield were among the out of town guests t the Sigma Chi party Wednesday. The Sigma Chi's swell party was given with the process as
at the Sigma Chi party Week The Sigma Chi's swell party was given with their usual success as entertainers on last Wednesday night.
entertainers on last Wednesday night The Freshmen class in chemistry again set for their pictures in front of Snow Hall Wednesday forenoon.
THE SENIORS WILL GIVE A PLAY.
The dramatis personae will give some idea of the nature of the most original and yet most absolutely unoriginal play that has ever been given in Bowersock Opera House. The characters are all real living characters that may easily—yes very easily—be found at the University and yet whose benevolent and nefarious deeds are known to only a few. The actors are all stars.
The dramatis personæ is as follows:
The dramatis personae is as follows:
Chancellor White...Arthur Corbin
Prof. F. O. Moral, Chairman of Disciplinary Committee, W. H. Kutz
Prof. A. M. Neverdidwrong...John Mustard
Prof. V. L. Knowitall...F. E. Buchan
Prof. O. Straightlace...W. C. Fogle
Prof. L. I. Afraidofhisrecord...MacGregor Douglas
Prof. F. W. Bleakhouse...Geo. A. Schumacher
Prof. A. G. Æstheticus...W. H. H. Piatt
Prof. Hannah Cromwell...Mary Barkley
Librarian...Laura Radford
Charles MacRoberts, a Senior and lover of Lenora Thorne,
Lorin B. Sears Sempronius Chump, a Junior and rival of MacRoberts, E. W. Palmer Leonora Thorne...Winifred Churchill Smith, a patronizing student...J. V. May Jones, a Sigma Chi...F. E. Buchan Landlady...Clara Bosworth Apparition...MacGregor Douglas Signorina Barritone...Edward O'Bryon Guide...Sherman Ploughe Nate, slave of the Disciplinary Committee...Edward Harvey Julius Alexander Roar, oracle of the Law School...Eli Cann Mesologue...R. E. Blackman Tin God of South College...Archie Hogg Phi Delt...Herbert Johnson Sigma No...R. E. Blackman Beta...R. L. Hoff Phi Gam...Fred Howell Phi Psi...L. E. Thrasher Henry Orcutt, a new student...Irving Rothrock Jacob Morgan, a Barb...J. F. Carlson Kappa Girl...Kate Riggs Theta Girl...Nelle Hawkins Pi Phi Girl...May Haskell Alice Ainsworth, a new girl...Stella Miller
Seniors, Sophomores, Juniors, Professors and others. city.
Seniors, Sophomores, Juniors, Professors and Scene at Lawrence, Kansas, chiefly at the University.
The play will give an insight into University life such as has never been given before. Good boys should go in order to see what bad boys do; bad boys should go in order to see what good boys do; Professors should go in order to see what students do; students should go in order to see what professors do; landladies should go in order to see how landladies do; and town people should go in order to learn the real hidden nature of this University that is planted in their midst.
The play will be given in Bowersock Opera House, Wednesday evening, May 30. Tickets will be on sale Monday morning at 8 o'clock, at Leis' drug store. Prices 50, 35, and 25 cents.
The delightful party Mrs. J. W. Green gave in honor of Miss May Stephens last Thursday evening was one which will never be forgotten by any who attended. A large dancing floor was built south of the house and the floor inside was canceled for dancing purposes. The music was given by Bell's orchestra.
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