Social Debtment.
DARAH—A few of the intimate friends of Miss Mamie Darah were very pleasantly entertained at her home on last Saturday evening. Music, cards, etc., furnished the entertainment, and those present
spent a very deignel Among the number wer G. Biair, E.B.Fox, F. Charles Lyons, Ross Wes Mamie Tisdale, Jennie rie Marks and Mabel W
BETA—By invitation Saturday evening last, men of the Phi Delta nity became their guest a most pleasant evening After refresctions the beguiled with songs and riment. Many express preciation were given, o'clock the Plips despite rousing cheers for Bet The success of this int was very gratifying to nites, and they promisex repeated often hereafter
The marriage of Miss mann and Mr. Goldstana,which is to be solemn on the 27th inst.,be one of the most fash kings that has ever oce city. Over four hundre have been issued,and nent Hebrews are ex neighboring cities.T will be performed in Fr Rabbi Krauskopf,of K
Mrs. WEAVER.—Wed at Mrs. A. D. Weaver's Weaver at her home entertained a few side honor of her guest, Misirow, of Great Bend, evening was gaily past games, music, and all pass time pleasantly. T were Misses Georgie G Hynes, May Webster Logie, Messies, Lute Akers, Herb Bullene, Nate McCague.
G. A. R. INSTALLAT
A. R. post Saturday nij
its officers: I. W. Stone
mander; A. H. White
Vice Commander; C. F.
Vice Commander; J.
Quartermaster; F. D. B
tant; L. P. Crane, Sea
E. Hunt, Quartermaster
After the installation of
of the post, the following
the relief corps were ins.
Hattle Andrews, presi-
adelakid Burr, senior vic
mrs. Mina Dillon, juni-
dent; Miss Blanch Moy
Mrs. L. Allison, trea
Jennie Petty, conductor
Saunders, guard
HUTCHINES — The littling club, after a few we began its regular regular series amusements Saturday in John Hutchings'. Cor again after their short pleasant session of the passed. Mrs.Hutchin was voted perfection. be given to night at Bowersock's. The "present were Mr. Browne, wife, Mrs. Shaum and Weaver and wife and Morrow, Mr.J.E.Pa Mrs. Killam, Frank J Mr. Mills. The "lil were Belle St. Clair. I sock, Burie Bowersock socks,Jus Bowersock, fant, Bert Rakin, Admide Shaum, Fred C and Gertie Devereux, M Daisy Garnes,Lotte Re Hutchings.
SHOREBET QUARTETTI most excellent musical season was enjoyed by Lawrence on last Tue at the Congregational owe a debt of gratitude bers of the Congrega for their successful effing for us this musical a large attendance though a much larger anticipated. Many w detained on account of weather. Of the fam bert Quartette we neT They were assisted by Winter Goetty, soprati
Georgiella Lay, pianist. The Quartette was welcomed with applause, and were called back several times. Mr. Jott seemed to be one of the favorites of the club, and was enclosed repeatedly. Mrs. Goetty's singing was enjoyed immensely. Mr. Stone (in costume) caused no little amusement for those who enjoy a
LOCAL
Glen Miller went to Topeka last night to hear Adelaide Moore.
Several students and their best girls attended Adelaide Moore
The oratorical contest has been postponed until a week from to-night.
Robert Chestnut is attending a theological school in Philadelphia.
Riggs was badly sat down on Wednesday night. He has quit monkeying now.
The COUCHER sets up more matter than any weekly paper published in Lawrence. And no plates, either.
Prof. Canfield is delivering a series of very interesting lectures to the Freshman history class.
The Ushir Guard hop last night was a very enjoyable affair. Bell's band furnished the music, and gave excellent satisfaction.
Will Priestly is visiting friends in Lawrence. He is farming near Baldwin City.
The executive committee of the oratorical association is having a great deal of trouble in getting judges. The latest reports say that they have agreed on one man for sure.
Don't get a girl just now, but look at this list of shows which are coming next week: Maggie Mitchell, Roland Reed, Rag Baby and the Tin Soldier.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF A.R. MILLS,
The Science Club feed last night was a most successful affair. The oyster supper was great, and the toasts were rich. The Science Club feed is a regular event in K. S. U. now.
The faculty have been inducting in sled riding lately. Pros, Canfield, Snow, Nichols, Bailey and Brownwell tried it.
NOTES.
Misses Moore, Chapman, Loge,
May Webster, Fannie Pratt and Hatte
Haskell, and Ed Blair, A. L. Adams,
C. E. Davis, T. F. Oakley, H. E.
Riggs and Harry Smith, formed a jolly sleighing party Wednesday night.
Mrs. Burr a long and happy journey through life. Among those in attendance were Dr. Prentiss and wife, Edmund Brown and wife, M. M. Manley and wife, J. McEwen and wife, F. O. Marvin and wife, Mrs. Geo March, Joon, Gillam and wife, Jno, Cooper and wife, J. W. Beard, H. B. Asher and wife, Dr.
Messas Palmer and Wellman, who have opened a new coal and wood yard on east side of Mass. St., between Quincy and Berkley, offer the best coal at the lowest prices, and wood cheaper than anywhere else in the city.
The following program will be rendered in Oread hall this afternoon: Declamation, T. J. Schall; reading, May Webster; essay, G. W. Harrington; oration, S. T. Gilmore; reading, Gertrude Hunnicut; German declamation, Henri Nickel;作文, Agnes Lowe; oration, H. E. Riggs; debate, question, Resolved. That poetry exercises more influence on the human mind than history of philosophy; affirmative, A. L. Stebbins; negative, W. S. Jeuks and A. C. Markley. Visitors will be made welcome to this and all other meetings of Oread.
Lieut. Gov. Riddle laid in a stock of Bromelsick's collars and cuffs before returning to Minneapolis.
A. J. GRIFFIN IS YET SUPPLYING HIS CUSTOMERS WTIH ALL LUMP COAL.
When you return home from your Thanksgiving feast don't forget to call on Bromelick for gent's underwear.
Hester, the jeweler, 812 Mass. St.
Patronize Bromelsck because he patronizes our college paper.
THE LAWRENCE HOUSE
C. W. Straffon has a large stock of fine hair brushes at bottom prices.
Students, buy your drugs at Straf fon's.
STUDENTS!
Boys, you will find a select stock of cigars at C. W. Straffon's.
The Ohio grocery has the largest and most complete stock of new, fresh groceries in Lawrence.
Bishop Ninde, of Topeka, came down Saturday and on Sunday filled the pulpit of the Methodist church. While here he was the guest of Rev.
Mrs. E. VanBuren left Monday for Dunkirk, N.Y., called thither by the announcement of the serious illness of her father.
Try Blue Mound coat. It bursts freely and does not clinker. Sold only by A. J. Grillin.
The coming erator will buy his underwear at Bromelisk's if he wants to be successful.
Menthol pencils for headache.
Only 106 at Strasson's pharmacy.
Go to O. K. barber shop for fine hair cutting.
Persons desiring their pianos and organs tuned and put in first class order, should not fail to employ Thos. Watt, who has been in Lawrence about one year, and has done work for some of the best families in the city, Mr. Watt is also agent for the most celebrated pianos and organs in the market. It will pay you to call on him at the Place House.
Mrs, Isabella Thompson, of Wichita, Kansas, a confirmed invalid, arrived in this city Monday last, to be treated for rheumatism by Dr. Gle. Three electric treatments on the chair and two magnetic treatments on the stool enabled her to return to her friends Tuesday night. She is in hopes of completing the cure with a magnetic belt. Capt. Strong's block.
The largest and finest line of hanging and stand lamps in the city at the Ohio grocery house, and at prices that defy competition.
Straffon, the druggist, is the students' friend. Patronize him.
The various clubs are now in good running order.
The grocery business can't be learned in a day. J. M. Wood & Co. have been at it a quarter of a centur, and that is why they know how to get the very best of everything and sell them so very cheap.
When you want anything in the drug line call on C, W. Straffon.
A. A. RUSS.
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Given: nine fraternities, two literary societies, three papers, and an oratorical association; required, the number of rows there will be in a year.
The contestants on the oratorical contest draw lots for their places and will speak in the following order: Doran, Horton, Crane, Jenks, Graham, and Reed.
WILLIAM T. FAXON,
Warren Seed, oppoioe Prostodyan Church
The executive committee of the state electoral association meets in Topeka this afternoon. Also the committees from the local associations, to select judges.
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