THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Intra-Mural Women's Swimming Meet Plans Arouse Much Interest
Only Two Members From Every Organization May Enter Each Event
Notices regarding the intra-mar-
 swimming meet for women, which is
to take place Jan. 17, are being sent
to all the sorority houses by Gladys
Mullins, W. A. A. swimming man-
Much interest has been shown in the meet. There have been many inquiries at the gymnasium office, and the practices are well attended. Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 3:30 and 4:30 are the regular practice hours, but the swimmers will also be allowed to go into the pool during certain times. Wednesdays, provided the number in the classss is not too large.
It has been suggested by those in charge of the meet that each house that intruded to take care of the captain and his materials let the house captain join in to Miss Hoover or Gladys Mullins, a complete set of four, to help the members to take part in each.
There has been some misunderstanding as to the number of women a house may enter, and the number of events each woman can participate in but two women in each event; and each woman may be in but three events, exclusive of the relay and stunt. The limiting of three events to an entrant person will not allow persons will be able to take part from the various houses. Thus, if a house should have two expert swimmers, they alone will be unable to monopolize the events in the meet. There are also any number of women in its stunt.
The fee necessary for entering the
meet is $1.50 and must be paid to
Gladys Mullins by Dec. 15.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The K. U. Women's Pre-Medical club will meet Thursday evening Dec. 13, in Doctor Bacon's office in Robinson gymnasium.
The department of geology will hold a get-together meeting tonight at 7:30 in 203 Haworth hall, for all students enrolled in courses in the department. Prof. R. C. Moore will relate some of the experiences he had this summer in the Colorado River valley.
Thos. A. Larremore, Director.
All members of the Men's Glee Club report at 7:30 at the regular room tonight. Special troley will be provided to take the members down.
The regular meeting of the Graduate Club will be postponed until Saturday, Dec. 15, at 7:30 in the geology building.
C. T. Elvey.
Engineering Professors Will Attend Convention
Prof. W, C. McNown and Prof. H. A. Rice of the civil engineering department of the School of Engineering have gone to Wichita to attend the sixteenth annual convention of the Kansas Engineering Society.
This convention is being held in Wichita on Dec. 11, 12, and 13. More than two hundred engineers from the airport are expected to attend the convention.
Class free-for-alls have been discontinued at the University of Denver.
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Co-Edna Shops
Co-Elda woke up this morning and saw the rain descend, but she did not care. Yesterday when in at Weaver's she had purchased a pair of Gotham Invisible Spats, colorful flesh-colored wool, and she knew that they would keep her ankles warm and dry in any weather.
After Co-Edna had seen through the New York Cleaners new plant, she was more convinced than ever that it was the right place to have her perishable silks and woolen garments. A new device affords the thai woman the time is being used, and guarantees absolute cleanliness.
Every thing which is apt to catch fire is placed in a separate building, constructed entirely of fireproof material, with especially constructed snark-proof lights, so that the fire-risk is not worth mentioning.
At Thornton's Drug Store, Co-
edna found a vanity case which seemed to have been designed just to suit her discriminating taste. It was a Lazell's Twintime, containing both rouge and powder, with a shiny black enamel finish. The price? Why, only $1.50!
Co-Eda thinks the new Jayhawk paperweight, with a changeable calendar, at Keeler's Book Store, is a gift that anyone would find acceptable. It is modeled of clay and finished in K. U. colors.
Co-Edna was almost glad the Thanksgiving snow ruined her hat, because now she has an excuse to get one of the new, close-fitting little silk ones that Mrs. Ackerman is showing.
At the University Book Store Co-Edna saw the largest selection of candies in town. They were in every color and shape, and several pairs for Christmas gifts.
Ribbons novelties in designs entirely new, Co-Edna discovered at Innes. She loves to have exquisite under things, and is hoping that one of the dainty lingerie sets, sash bags or garters, will be among her Christmas gifts. Corsages of ribboned shirts and skirts, a fully old-fashioned parasol, she thought the most alluring evening accessories she had seen this season.
Luxor's Limited, at Rankin's, is a vanity clatter than any other Co-Edra has seen. It will slip into the tinker pocket without making a difference. If the gold finish tarnishes, Mr. Rankin promises a new vanity.
It is hard to find wreaths and hair ornaments that are really distinctive, but Co-EdaN discovered some lovely ones at Patterson's nat shop in silver, gilt, and all colors to blend with evening dresses.
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Co-Eda n wanted Christmas wreaths for the window of her sorority house, and found red green and time on fire. For Fewa she was surprised at the low price, and delighted with the effect when she had hung them.
"Nothing could have pleased me more than the box of candy Co-Edie sent from me Dedo", Co-Edna declared. "The whole house enjoyed it," candy appreciate his getting it there Dedo's candy are always so fresh."
Greeting cards in a variety of colors and designs, and with motts appropriate to send everyone, were included. Co-Edma bought all of hers there.
"I can't wait to see the hats Miss Caroline Wolters is expecting to arrive Saturday," a friend of CoEdna's. "She says there are all
Letter paper had come to be a real item in Co-Eda's expense account, until she discovered the Carter's money at astoundingly low prices.
Co-Edna was fairly dazzled with the tinsel and evergreen when she walked into Pischer's store. She wanted to get a pair of bedroom curtains, but she displayed every imaginable kind. No one could fail to be pleased.
sorts of new styles, and if they are as good-looking as most of the hats she has, I know they'll be lovely."
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Gruen wrist watches in all the newest shapes were on display at Gustafson's Jewelry store when Peggy was in to choose what she wanted for Christmas. She is going to wear a choker that appears highly attractive one in the new tiny chollon shape, and she knows that after he sees it, he will buy it for her.
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There are no gifts more acceptable than Hosiery. The Hosiery Shop presents a beautiful variety of silk, silk-and-wool and silk-and-lisle for men and women.
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