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Prof. Penny has no longer a class on the hill.
Mr. R. E. Brown has just purchased himself a new Columbia bicycle.
The Junior Promenade promises to be, one of the pleasantest parties yet given.
Miss Georgie Brown taught the two steps to her dancing class.last Tuesday evening.
The K. U. Jockey club appeared for the first time on the stage of action on Arbor day.
The last of the Statue entertainments of Plymouth church, will be given this evening. (Friday April 12th.)
Summer expeditions will be fitted out by several departments for the University for the coming summer.
Miss Margarett Coughey, of Horton, is in the city this week, making her brother Rudolph a short visit.
Fraternal Aid Hall is engaged by University people for every Friday night between this and the last of May.
Thursday evening, at the home of Miss Banks the Y. M C.A.gave an informal reception in honor of their two new girls
The Y. M. C. A. will give an enjoyable literary entertainment at Music Hall April 23d. Miss Kume will read several selections.
Look out for the Freshman's reception and hop. They have at last mustered up courage to at least suggest a reception of some kind.
Mr. Hugh Means has come out with the Phi Gam colors on. The oath of the Gang we fear has been cracked by others than W. S. Pope. Yet Phi Gam Mitchell howled last week about the traitor-like deed of Mr. Pope.
The Art Clubare planing a fancy dress party for the evening of May 1st.
Mrs Clark took the Freshman and Sophomore girls to McCook field on Tuesday last to give them open air exercise. !his kind of exercise will do more for the girls than any other which can be offered.
The next economic debate will take place Friday afternoon April, 19. Question, "Resolved that the U. S. Government has acted wisely in adopting the income tax as a permanent measure of raising revenue". Affirmative, Mr. Pope and Mr. Thomas Negative Mr Logan and Mr. Kingsley
Kaw River Studio
Morris is now the Leading Photo and Portrait Artist. Special Rates to Students Don't fail to investigate.
829 Mass. st.