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annual fraternity parties and was a most enjoyable one. The Hall was ablaze with incandescent lights, and mirrors and palms were used attractively as decorations as were also the Theta colors, black and gold. Evergreens decorated the walls and were testened above the stage entrance and there were many pretty easy corners piled high with pillows. The guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. Spangler, Prof. and Walker, Miss Erra Barteldes, Mr. Maggard, Miss Anna Rankin and Mr. Roy Cross. At nine o'clock the grand march began, lead by Prof. and Mrs. Hodder and from then until after two o'clock the dancing continued. Elaborate refreshmeets were served in the balcony during the evening. The out of town guests were Misses Neal Hough, Bessie Bates, Helen Smith, Hazel Fassler, Florence Ressington, Susie Gay, Josephine Shellabarger Edna Kilpatrick and Messrs. Torrence Ewart, Lefflie Gill, Tom King and David Lakin, Topeka; Misses May Evans, Daisy Burt and Messrs. Edward Fletcher, Frank Parent and Ray Clifford-Kansas City; Misses Lou Sharpe, Kate Dobson and Mr. Chase Brown, Ottawa; Miss Della Brown, Abilene, Mr. Maurice George, Smith Center, Miss Annie Pauline Moore, Holton, Miss Marie Morris, Hiawatha, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rice, Fort Scott.
The University of Pennsylvania will lose by graduation two of her best men. Captain Hare and McCracken.
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
The program of socials this week includes a party for engineers at the home of Prof. Bailey, Friday evening; one for freshmen at the Association house at the same time. Tonight the Junior laws are entertained at Prof.iggins', while the Union temperance meeting at North college, will be invited to adjourn to the house for a social hour.
The address by Prof. Lockwood of Manhattan, Sunday, was one of especial strength. The cornet music by Doolittle was a valuable contribution to the service, The solo by Copley with Henry as accompaniist was appreciated.
The approaching examinations bring sadness to many hearts. That sadness may be turned to rejoicing at the "Post Exam. Jubilee," Saturday evening, Jan. 26, in Library hall. Remember the date and the purpose of the gathering.
Prof. and Mrs. Hodder have opened their beautiful new home on Louisiana street to the associations, who will give a reception to Seniors and faculty, Friday evening, Feb.1.
J. M. Hanson, secretary of the Associated harities of Kansas City, Mo., will address the association tomorrow at 2:30 in North college. The address will be of
FANCY HOSIERY
WEAVER'S
The immense demand for fancy stockings has forced us to buy earlier than we expected the NEW SPRING LINE Fancy drop stich, lace stripes, Vertical Horizontal stripes, fancy tops with plain foot, fancy foot and ankles with plain top. All sorts, all kinds, all prices.: : 15,25,35,50 and 65c.