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SOCIETY
Bazelle of Beloit is pledged to the Betas.
George Benson, middle law, is pledged to Phi Delta Phi.
The girls of the Senior Class will give a party Oct. 22.
Mrs. Funk of Iola is visiting her daughter, Miss Neva Funk.
George Mossbacher came up from Kansas City to spend Sunday.
Miss Frances Newby of Kansas City is visiting at the Pi Phi house.
The Thetas pledged Miss Gertrude Reid of Topeka, Thursday evening.
Miss Lucy Leedigh of Hutchinson is visiting her sister, Miss Alma Leedigh.
Miss Mabel Cartwright of Upland, Ind., is visiting Miss Maude Cramer.
Miss Alma Long of Wewoka, Indian Territory, is visiting Miss Eleanor Morse.
Frank Bartlett of Kansas City, Kansas, is pledged to Alpha Tau Omega.
Mrs. G. W. Maac of Parsons is visiting her daughter. Pearl, at the Chi Omega house.
Miss Hazel Stevenson has given up her work at the University and returned to her home in Iola.
Brock Goddard, '04, who is attending school at Boulder came in Saturday for a few days visit.
The Sigma Nus were delightfully entertained at dinner Saturday night at the home of Mr. Robert Everett,
Bowersock Opera House. MONDAY, OCT. 17, 1904. The great success, written by Lottie Blair Parker author of Way Down East.
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Prices 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Seat Sale at Woodwards drug store.
The Theetas gave an informal dance Friday evening in Pythian hall for their five new girls.
Marvin Creager and Clay Anderson came in from Kansas City Saturday to attend the Phi Psi initiation.
Word has been recieved that Curlis Trussel is very ill with typhoid fever at his home in Kansas City, Kans.
The Alpha Taus held initiation Saturday night, for Herbert Luther, Frank Bartlett and Hal Lebrecht.
Mr. Orton Reese, '02, was married Wednesday to Miss Hope Nye, of Vinland. They will mak their home in Topeka.
Geo g. Gu nsey has issued invitations for a dance to be given October 20th., in honor of Miss Mary Kellogg of Emporia,
Prof. Richard Ely, of the University of Wisconsin and Prof. Blackmar will speak at a meeting of the Knife and Fork Club in Kansas City, October 29.
Mr. Robert Wagstaff gave a ten course banquet Thursday evening in honor of the active chapter of Sigma Chi. The occasion was a very pleasant one.
The Betas held initiation Saturday night, October 15th, for John Schwinn, E. C. Morgan, Carl Ballinger, Milton Miller, William Miller, Fred Hesser and Harold Bazelle.
Mrs. Hugh Means and Mrs. Blaul of Burlington, Iowa, and issued invitations for a large party to be given in honor of Alma Poehler and Claudia Pendleton Oct. 21, in the new Fraternal Aid building.
J. E. Smith was badly hurt in LaCrosse practice Tuesday evening. He was trying to check a throw and received three cuts on his face. Dr. Naismith dressed his wounds.
LA CROSSE PLAYER HURT.
All of the 25 candidates from the University of Kansas who took the State BarExamination last Spring every one were admitted to the practice.
Ewing's pure Mexican Chili and ice cream.
GLEE CLUB TRIP.
There is an overflow of singers in the Glee Club. Many new and capable men are in it besides thirteen of the old members.
Dates and Itinary Completed. Membership Forty-Five.
The Glee Club schedule is:— Olathe, Dec. 23: Iola, Dec. 24; Chanute, Dec. 26; Humboldt, Dec. 27; Parsons, Dec. 28; Winfield, Dec. 29; ElDorado, Dec. 30; Wichita, Dec. 31; Newton, Jan. 2; Hutchinsou, Jan. 3; McPherson, Jan. 4; Saiina, Jan. 5; Herrington, Jan. 6; Emporia, Jan. 7.
Forty-five men are expected this year, from which number sixteen will be picked to go on the holiday trip.
Among the members are: 1st Tenor—H. W. Gowans, O. A. Smith, R. Murray, L. A. Hartman, H. E. Popham, J. H. Adams, H. W. Dennis.
SNOW LITERARY SOCIETY INITIA TION.
2nd Tenor-G. R. Duer, R. Stewart, H. Kohlman, F. Barley, J. W. Lapham, F. S. Dunn, H. Sanders, H. W. Davis, R.G. Hoskins, R.C Ross, H.C Herman C. Young, J.J. Hughes, A.D Bernhard.
We have quiz books now at the Oread Cafe.
1st Bass—H. H. Asher, H. L.
Simpson, A. B. McLanthm, W.
Robertson, E. T. Linton, T.
Barlow, R. W. Hoover, H. R.
Farnsworth, E. Copley, H.
Shipley, W. R. Phillips, D. G.
Siceloff, J. Ise, C Justice.
2nd Bass—R. A. Ross, B. B Weldon, S. W. Moore, L. S. Weatherby, C. O. Boyton, C. L Albaugh, A. M. Longenecker. O. J. Briley, J. O. Brown, C. J Ballinger, J. Copley.
Last Saturday afternoon the Snow Literary society walked out to Oak Ridge, returning in hay racks. A dinner was enjoyed, at which fifty were present. Various toasts were responded to. Miss Hansen spoke of the society in general, and Mr. Ramsey, Miss Brewster and Mr. Zook followed. Miss Lindsay instructed the Freshmen how to become wise and efficient members of the society. Mr.
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CAMPUS GLEANINGS
Lunch at all hours at Vics.
Lihart discusssed debating, and Mr. Bartlett extended the best wishes of the X, Y, Z, to their sister society. Initiation of new members followed. The initiates were: Messrs Cormet, Duer, Wooden and Kenny.
Mr. W. K. Folks, secretary of the University, has ordered the laying of a cement sidewalk, connecting the Fowler shops with the other sidewalks.
Wednesday, Oct. 12th, was the Gleanings tenth anniversary of the dedication of Spooner Library. The library has at present 45.000 volumes.
Victor R. Walling, Eng.,'01 who has been with the Cananea Copper Co., of Mexico, ever since his graduation, is visiting his parents near Lawrence.
R. R. Keeley, a former student of Engineering at the University, who left in 1898 to join the navy in the war with Spain, and afterwards finished his course in an Eastern college, is now associate professor of Engineering in the University of South Dakota, at Vermilion, S. D.
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