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THE KANSAS UNIVERSITY WEEKLY.
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There will be an unusually good program Thursday night.
The Theta will have a line party at the Xmas concert Thursday night.
Chester Cook will spend part of his Xmas
week in Marmalade. Flint at the latter's
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Ai the Athletic Board meeting Monday noon, Mr. Buzzi was elected paseball manager.
Lee Baxter will visit at the home of Leland Davies in Kansas City, Kansas, during the Xmas holidays.
The Thetas will have their annual Xmas party at the home of Miss Anna Rankin in West Lawrence. Wednesday night
Miss Humphreyville, of Waterville, Kansas, is in Lawrence visiting her brother, Henry, who attends the University.
The Jayhawker quartette accompanied by Miss Gertrude Becker will make a tour through the state during the holidays giv-toncerts.
Er. William E. McLaughlin hns purchased the Summerfield house in West Lawrence and will furnish it for the Phi Gams to be used by them for a chapter house.
Wednesday night the Old German Club will have it's Christmas dinner at the house, 1238 Vermont street. A judge party will follow the dinner.
Tuesday evening the Sigma Chis entertained the Pi Phis at their chapter house. Another party will be given by the boys in honor of the Kappas on Thursday of this week.
Miss Beutah Roberts and Miss Nellie Coleman, class of 01, who are teaching in the Horton High School, came home to Lawrence Friday night to spend their vacation.
The new girls of Pi Beta Phi gave a force for the old girls just Friday night at the Pi Phi chapter house on Tennessee street. The students were the First Time," and it was cleverly given.
The Alpha Tau have rented the house at 117 Kentucky street for a chapter house. Mrs. Spray the owner of the house will be the matron and the boys will move in immediately after Christmas.
There will be a house party at the home of Gene Ware in Topeka from Saturday until Tuesday of next week. The guests will be Lawrence boys, fraternity members, and a viewing of the 23rd a large dancing party will be given by Mrs. Ware in their honor.
The Seniors will give a class banquet Friday evening, Jan. 17. Every senior should make arrangements to attend.
Miss Margaret Caughey, of Horton, is here spending the week with her sister, tnez. Miss Caughey grades ago and is now teaching in the Horton High School.
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The University Mandolin Club.
The faculty committee on glee club, after further investigation have rescinded their action prohibiting the glee club to make a trip this year, so the club will go out under the name of the Kansas University Mandolin Club. The boys expect to make the following towns; Oskaloosa, Holton, Horton, Hiawatha, Frankfort, Belleville, Concordia, Washington, Beloit, Minneapolis, Abilene, Junction City, Wantego, Topeka, Plumb and Clarke Swayze are managers.
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Lawrence Scientific School.
N. S' SHALER, Dean.
The Lawrence Scientific School, which is under the same Faculty as Harvard College and the Graduate School, offers professional courses leading to ten degree of S. B in Civil, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering; Mining and Matulary; Architecture; Landscape Architecture; Chemistry; Geology; Biology; Anatomy; Physiology and Hygiene (as a preparation for medical schools); Science for Teachers and a course in Physics; Graduates may be admitted to advanced standing without examination. For information concerning courses of study, expenses, and plans of admission 9dress J. L. LOVE, Secretary, 16 University Hall, Cambridge, Mass.
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rving the interest until the curtain. It is to be given complete scenery, a special any, and mechanical effects will be shown for the first on any stage and a produc as famous as ever given in York, Chicago and Philahia.
Tangeman a recess will be allowed the audience. After the house is called to order the second time Metcalf and Oldroyd of the affirmative opposed by Bumgartner and Bennett will conduct an interesting debate. The question is "Resolved that the South Was
SOCIETY.
NO.15.
e East Side Whist Club was enlisted Tuesday evening by Missey at her home on Tennessee st. Misses Jennie Barrett and e Schneider and Messrs Hoyt rman and George Belt were sts of the club.
Fine Shoe Repairing for Students by Aug. Hackbarth.
ne Brown County students of the e University had a banquet on night of December 26, in Hiawat at which about fifty were pres-Brown county has 38 students ne University this year and one its purposes is to maintain a parishhip there for some worthy wn county young man or man.
At the Howe-Starkweather
n Xmas day Miss Abbie Clark Robert Bright were married at bride's home in Warrensberg, Tasas. Miss Clark attended the diversity several years ago and Bright graduated in the class 900 and is now private secretary he acting Chancellor. Both have my friends in Lawrence among town people and the students I all wish them much happiness. larie Nelson, daughter of Judge L Mrs. G.H. Nelson, and Richard Davis of Goodnight, Texas, we married Christmas evening at bride's home 3225 Prospect Ave. nsus City, Missouri. The bride a student at the University two years ago and a member of the ppa Alpha Theta fraternity. The son is a teacher of Latin and thematics in the Goodnight cole. They will reside in Goodnight.
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he first of the spring parties was en by the Betas Friday night at thian hall. The hall was beautifully decorated with palms and greens, the chandeliers covered evergreen, and the walls drape in pink and blue. A charming le room was formed at the west 1 by a screen of evergreens exiding across the hall. There were my cosy corners and comfortable ea-tetes arranged with sofas and a pillows and easy chairs. Reshments were served in the upper leony, and the music was furnish by Steinberg's orchestra. The ests were received by Misses oss, Armmsby, Leland and Messrs wies, Baxter and Bliss. Miss Cross re black liberty silk, Miss Arms-, green silk mull, trimmed with sh point lace, and Miss Leland, lite organdie with a duchesse lace irta. The dance was opened with grand march at 8 o'clock, led by professor and Mrs. Haworth, and