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Walter Reece may go down to the game.
Arthur Reece goes to K. C. Wednesday.
Mr. Pickett will go to K. C. Wednesday.
Albert Newman spent several days in Salina this week.
Miss Elizabeth Smart of K. C. is guest of Miss Ida Dumham.
Miss Kramer will spend the holidays with her sister in K. C.
Coach Outland has been in bed several days with the grip.
Mr. Wheeler will spend Thanksgiving at his home in K.C.
Ray DeLano attended the Helianthus Club party in Topeka last Friday evening.
Ralph Nelson and Reed Byers attended the Mum show in Kansas City, Wednesday.
Engene Ware took in the performance of Stuart Robson in "Henrietta," in Topeka Tuesday night.
Mr. George O. Foster spent Thursday in K.C. making final arrangements for the Thanksgiving game.
Marion Koogler will spend the vacation at her home in Colorado. Miss Esther Thayerwill accompany her.
Clarence White went to his home in Council Grove, Kansas, to remain until after the Thanksgiving holidays.
The Betas, Phi Deits, Kappus, Pi Phis, Phi Gams and Phi Psis will have banquets in K. C. during the holidays.
Among those going down for the game are Messrs. Scammon, Delap, Claflon, Whipple, Circe and Humphreyville.
The ladies of the Plymouth church will hold a fair Friday and Saturday Dec. 6th and 7th. Many useful and pretty Xmas things can be purchased at a low price.
The Athletic Bulletin Board was adorned by a very clever poster Friday, the product of Edson. A large Texas steer was being beset by K. U. football men and grievous were its woes. If we put as many twists in the tail as the author of the poster prophesied, there will undoubtedly be a position open for a small boy with an artificial flychaser next summer.
The notice for Blanche Walsh in Janice Meredith will correct this and last weeks announcement of the Woodward Stock Co. The exchange is a fortunate one for Lawrence as the Walsh Co is one of the largest, most pretentious and best attractions that will come here. At Bowersocks Opera House Nov. 25.
The Board of Students Control, of the University of Chicago, have passed a rule that social functions shall close not later than one o'clock and that such
affairs shall be given on Friday and Saturday evenings or on evenings preceding a holiday.— Stentor.
Important!
I hereby appoint the following persons as membership committee of the oratorical association: Miss Guila Myers, Miss Reno, Josiah Kramer, Brock Goddard, W. M. McNaughten, K. H. Logan.
Everything the Innes Store Offers Can be Relied Upon
E. H. McMATH,
Temporary Chairman.
All ladies can become members by signing the constitution as adopted Thursday Nov. 21. Gentlemen must sign the constitution and pay the membership fee of 25 cents to some member of the committee. All students and faculty members are eligible. A meeting of the association to elect officers is hereby called for Thursday Dec. 5, in chapel at noon. Only members will be allowed to vote.
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Notice to X. Y. Z. Members.
The society preliminary will occur December 6.
All members of the X. Y. Z. club desiring to enter the Baker Debate must report to the president of the club before five (5) p.m. Nov. 26 at which time places in the society preliminary will be assigned by lot in room eleven, Fraser Hall.
KIRK H. LOGAN,
Pres. X. Y. Z. Club.
Isaacson is wearing Phi Psi colors
SOCIETY.
The K. U. Dancing club gave another of their series of dances last evening at Pythian Hall. Those who attended were entertained by the club as delightfully as is usual. These fortnightly dances are forming one of the enjoyable features of University society life.
The Sigma Chi boys and their girl friends danced last night at Eldridge hall. This was a pretty and a delightful fall party, coming as it did, just before the Thanksgiving vacation. The dainty gowns of the young women added much of color and beauty to the party. The dancing lasted until late, and every number was encored. Those who attended were, Misses Melaughlin, Hull, McKnight, Barnett, Wilhelmi, Spencer, Kanuga, Trickett, Gatlin, Barwell, Boz, Llewelling, Searles, Barker, Luvair, Riddle, Darrough, Flintom, Hegler, Miss Lena Davis of Hesper, and Miss Matie Stone of Leavenworth.
The Beta Turkey Pull was one of the principal happenings of social interest Friday night. Their annual Thanksgiving dinner and dance was given at this time, their fraternity friends and alumni members being entertained at their chapter house on south Tennessee street. The house was very tastefully decorated, palms and rubber plants being placed about the rooms in
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tasteful arrangement while cosy corners were prepared in many places. The dance room of the chapter house was tastefully hung with lace curtains and above them University colors were draped. In this room, the tables, shaped like the Greek letter Pi, were laid. Pink roses in profusion formed the basis of decoration here. After the dinner a program of excellent toasts was rendered, and then the remainder of the evening was passed in danding. The list of guests is as follows: Professor and Mrs. Haworth, Professor and Mrs. Carruth, Professor and Mrs. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Finch, Messrs Kane and Parent of Kansas City, Phil Bliss of St. Louis, and Misses Nichols, Graham, Pugh, Cross, Rankin, Smith, Warfield, Moore, Williams, Leland, Wilder, Hammond, Dudley, Plumb, Nye Dunham, Armsby, Lehman, Elmore, Sellers. Hammond, Doubleday, Tousle, Cleveland.
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The mining engineering school has had a number of valuable donations made to their museum, in the basement of Fraser Hall, during the past few weeks. The donations were made through the generosity of various manufacturers, and some of the students of the department. The Oliver Powder Co. of Laurel run, Pa., donated 1000 blasting squibs, and one dozen dummy dynamite sticks. Mr. U. L. Stewart, a junior student made and donated a finely finished and complete powder tester. The Wyeoff & Son Company of Elmira, N. Y. added specimens of waterproof pipe and patent dynamite thawer. Prof. Crane constructed a very model model granite plant
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