Kansas University Weekly.
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LOGALS.
Miss Clara Bosworthmarried August 20th.
Miss Clara Bosworth—married August 20th. The gymnasium has been remodelled and refitted.
Professor Dunlap has ordered some valuable books for his department.
Miss Emma Barber spent a few days in Emporia during the last of August.
J. E. McPherson of Blue Rapids will take Mr. Engle's position in the Library.
Mr. Wilferd Withington will take the place of Mr. John Collins in the Library.
Professor O'Leary and Miss Matilda Hendricks were united in marriage, Tuesday August 19th.
Mrs. Professor Clark, after a very pleasant vacation in Kansas City, Mo., has returned to the city.
Mr. Moss, of Arkansas City has entered the University. He will probably try for guard on the foot-ball team.
Miss Lucy made a short visit to will remain
Miss Emma Barber and Miss Mattie Snow, who were chosen delegates of the Y. W. C. A. to the convention at Geneva last spring report a very pleasant time.
The Kappa Alpha Thetas have already four pledged girls: Misses Francis Babcock, Mable Wagstaff, Della Frazier and Bessie Stone.
The Phi Beta Kappa address of Professor Hodder delivered at the University June 8, 1896, has just been placed in pamphlet form and can be secured at the Library.
The Kappa Kappa Gammas have been more than successful in rushing this fall. Five girls are already wearing their colors: Misses Parrot, Ridenour, McCrory, Brown and Landis.
A reception will be given on Friday afternoon, Sept. 11, from 3 to 6 o'clock, at the "Y.W.C.A.House,"1605 Tennessee street All young women of the University are invited.
The wedding of Professor Geo. Wagner and Miss Jane Van Der Veer took place at StJoseph, Michigan, Tuesday August 19th. After a short wedding trip the Professor and his wife returned to this city where they wil remain during the school year.
Professor Clark has just returned to Lawrence after an extended trip through the European countries. He was able to visit the principal cities of England, Belgium, France, Germany and Italy and reports a magnificent time. The Professor brought back with him some very valuable information in notes and sketches which the Lawrence people will have the benefit of in the near future.
The Young Women's Christian Association
Extend a very cordial invitation to every young woman in the University to become a member whether she be a new or an old student. This invitation is extended to you personally—not in general.
It is the purpose of the association to help its members to build up strong symmetrical characters and to live nobler and more consecrated lives.
It gives also social opportunities which are of especial advantage to new students in introducing them to their fellow students.
The regular meetings of the association will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the Main Building.
Monthly receptions will be held at the "Y. W. C. A. House," 1605 Tennessee street.
A reception will be given on Friday afternoon, Sep. 11 from 3 to 6 o'clock, at the same place. All young women of the University are invited.