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Kansas University Weekly.
Law School Notes.
Martindale, Swayze and Schmitz, celebrities of former years are with us again.
Moss, a heavy Y. M. C. A. athlete, from Kansas City is entered in the Junior law.
I. K. Parks has returned to complete his course. His brother, W. R. Parks is also here.
The Seniors' work has just begun, the delay being caused by the mis-sending of the textbooks.
James d'e Kenyon, hypnotist, vocalist, promoter, real estate and insurance broker has joined the class of '98.
Mr. Kitchell, the Senior member of Kitchell & Marburg, prominent Topeka merchants, has registered in the Junior class.
Tom Harley, '97, addressed the University McKinley Club at its first meeting. His speech was very creditable despite that old eagle story.
Judge Humphrey late lecturer in the law school has settled with his family in Sedalia, Mo., where he will practice his chosen profession.
Baine, the well known Indian ball player, is registered among the Juniors. He gives great promise of becoming a member of the foot ball team.
Fitzpatrick, of St. Marys, Junior Law, is a candidate for the'Varsity eleven. He has played center and will probably try for his favorite position.
Snow Hall Notes.
Prof. E. Haworth returned Sunday morning.
Mr. B. L. Miller returned from his geological work Wednesday.
Dr. S. W. Williston was called to Topeka Sunday by the serious illness of his brother.
The "A" table in the Botany Department has been covered with large plates of slate.
E. S. Riggs and B. B. Brown, of the American Museum geological expediton, are at Casper, Wyoming, and will be in Lawrence in October.
Chancellor Snow is having a series of lantern slides of the University prepared. These
Prof. E. Haworth returned Sunday morning.
Mr. B. L. Miller returned from his geological work Wednesday.
Dr. S. W. Williston was called to Topeka Sunday by the serious illness of his brother.
The "A" table in the Botany Department has been covered with large plates of slate.
E. S. Riggs and B. B. Brown, of the American Museum geological expedition, are at Casper, Wyoming, and will be in Lawrence in October.
Chancellor Snow is having a series of lantern slides of the University prepared. These
will include exterior and interior views of all the departments, and will be used for advertising the University. Mr.E.S.Tucker is preparing the slides.
Geo. I. Adams, '93, who received the degree of Sc.D. at Princeton last June will study paleontology at Munich this winter. He departs for Munich Friday.
The Botany Department has obtained complete apparatus for making photo engravings. Prof. Stevens has been experimenting with the work during the summer and is now making illustrations for the chinch bug report.
Society Notes.
Frank Robertson, George Robinson and Will Cockins are pledged Phi Psis.
Frank Banks of Lawrence and Frank Case of Marion are pledged Phi Delts.
Mrs. W. T. Sinclair gave a dinner party to the Pi Beta Phis and their gentleman friends Friday evening.
The Kappa Alpha Thetas gave a hop at Merchants Bank Hall Saturday evening of last week.
The Kappa Kappa Gammas gave a pavillion party in honor of pledged girls at the Bowersock residence Friday evening of last week.
A grand pan-Hellenic ball is one of the projects contemplated for the ensuing year. It would be the first thing of the sort here in many years.
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