KANSAS UNIVERSITY WEEKLY.
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LITERARY SOCIETIES.
SNOW.
The following program will be given Saturday, November 24:
Music—Mr. Harshberger.
Recitation—Mr. Babcock.
Talk-Golf—Mr. Robbins.
Story—Miss Reno.
Recitation—Mr. Kesner.
Reading—Miss Bliss.
Parliamentary Drill—W: J. Baumgartner. MusicMr.Delano.
Debate—Resolved, "That Tumbling is a More Beneficial Form of Exercise than Foot Ball.
Affirmative—Messrs. Emery and Hindman Negative—Messrs. Schrant and Tangeman.
BURKE.
The meeting last Saturday night consisted of a short program, after which came the business meeting and election of officers. In the business meeting it was decided to hold the meeting in the future on Friday nights in the assembly room in North College. The following officers were elected: Van Fleet, president; McNaughton, vice president; H. M. Langworthy, secretary, and Gardner, critic. Several new members were voted in.
The following program was read for November 23:
Recitation—Mr. McNaughton
Reading—Mr. Jameson.
Essay—Mr. Mueller.
Vocal Solo—Miss Mueller.
Current Events—J. H. Langworthy Extempo-C. A. Gardner.
Debate—Resolved, That Capital Punishment Should be Abolished.
Affirmative—Messrs Murphy and Ford Negative—Messrs. Gowan and Parvin.
Senior Meetings.
The seniors met Monday and rescinded their former action regarding a class pin. Thursday they met again to take final action on pins,
caps and gowns. It was decided to have a pin in the form of a penant. The price will be two dollars and the pin will look much like that of last years class. The girls voted for caps and gowns, but the boys decided they did not want them so they will wear some kind of a hat. Committees were appointed to order the material and collect the money.
SOCIETY.
The Theta girls who made up the carriage party at the game Saturday, were Lucile Cross, Edna Barteldes, Frances Babcock, May Sixton Cora Moore, Laura Graham, Maude Brown and Etheln Rice.
The Betas will give their annual "turkey pull" Friday night at their chapter house Several out-of-town Betas will be present, among them Mr Arnold of Kansas City and Ad Housh of Oskaloosa.
The Phi Delts were at the game last Saturday in carriages. Besides the active chapter there were Messrs. Muller, of Chicago, Tukey, of Nebraska; Leslie Brown, of Ottawa, and Taylor, Dramond, Little, Gille and McCarty, of Kansas City.
The Sigma Chi's were at the Nebraska game in a Tallyho. There were Messrs. Scholl, Cowley, Doolittle, Tilford, Milo Jones, Thompson, Neal Jones, Kingsley, Bradley, Henley Winton, Braden, Sutton, Morrison, Edwards Higlar and Tom Wags'taff, of Coffeyville.
The swellest turnout at the game Suturday afternoon was occupied by a number of the Kappa girls. They were Neva Lehman, Margaret Sprague, Lulu Cross, Gertrude Spaulding, Virginia McCrory, Jessie Gaddis, Katherine Armsby and Lillian Axtel.
The girls of Phi Beta Phi are making arrangements to give their second annual farce for the benefit of the Lucinda Smith Buchanan scholarship fund. The farce, which is one of Louise M. Alcotts, will be given in the Unitarian church in about two weeks.