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Kansas University Weekly.
Law Notes.
The Seniors took a final examination in "Equity" Tuesday.
Judge Humphrey has gone to Junction City for a week's rest.
The Juniors will begin "Sales and Partnership" next week.
The Senior base-ball team is seriously in need of practice.
Mr. Rogers, being an accomplished and practical photographer, has been appointed to make all arrangements for a Senior class picture.
Mr. Foresman has made satisfactory arrangements with Kansas City parties and he will begin the practice of law there after commencement.
The law Alumni banquet is the event of the college course. What action has been taken on it?
Mr. Crum will study during the summer vacation.
W. S. Pope will be a member of the Kansas City Kansas bar after June 1st.
The Seniors will resume work in "Evidence" next week.
What has become of the co-operative legal firm established by a number of Seniors?
There are four married men in the Senior class and two more that want to be.
School of Fine Arts.
There will be a recital at Music Hall next Wednesdy.
A letter from Austria addressed to M. H. Mellman, in care of the WEEKLY, is in the hands of the Managing-Editor. Who is Mr. Mellman
It has been thought best to give up the Concert Course for this half term. Students who deposited fees can have their money refunded by calling at the Hall.
Chancellor F. H. Snow left Wednesday night for Kiowa, where he delivered a lecture last night. The Kiowa High School has recently
been admitted to the list of accredited high schools and the Chancellor will inspect the character and methods of the work of that school. He will also deliver, to-night, an address to the graduating class of the Wellington High School.
Mr. Stevens Wins.
The competitive arguments pertaining to the Mississippi river, which have recently appeared in the weekly in response to a question addressed to Chancellor Snow, have been submitted to the judgment of Professors Hopkins, Templin and Emch. The article signed "G," which appeared March 20, received two "I"'s and a "III," thus winning first honors. It was written by Mr. G. W. Stevens who according to the offer made will read the weekly for a year free of charge. Mr. John M. Lee was a very close second.
The Kappa Alpha Theta Party.
The large annual party of the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity was held at the Knights of Pythian hall, last Friday evening. The hall was very tastefully decorated with palms and flowers while in two corners of the room booths were erected from which refreshments were served throughout the evening.
The grand march commenced promptly at half past eight and shortly after midnight the dancing ceased. Zuinnerschied's orchestra of Kansas City furnished the music.
A considerable number of out of town guests were present: Mrs. McDonald, Brunswick Maine; Mrs. Dobson, Ottawa; Mrs. M. S. Cowles, Kansas City; Misses DeWeese, Wamego; Thompson, Bigger and Miller, Kansas City; Hudkinson, Salem, Mass.; Moore, White Cloud: Barkley, Topeka: Messrs Bates and Drought Kansas City.
The Chancellor's reception to the Seniors of the different schools will be on the evening of May 8.
The "Barbs" will give their annual Spring party at the Knights of Pythian hall, Friday, May 8.