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BY THE WAY
Rosella Johnson, of Coffeyville, who came to attend the High School Editors meeting is spending the week end with Lillian Bowman, c'24.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Evelyn Thomson, c22, will spend Thanksgiving vacation in Topka visiting her sister, Miss Virginia Thomson.
Beatrice Clark, c23, is seriously ill at her home in Garden City.
Preston Leslie and Homer Howell motored from Wichita to attend the Kanaas-Nebraks game and spend a few days in Lawrence.
Beatrice Clark, e23, had as her guest Saturday Marian Casey of Atchison.
A pallman car on the Columbia Special will be used by members of the Lawrence Lodge of B. P. O. E. No. 595.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Samson of Amarillo, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Samson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Light. Mr. Samson, B. S. "16," is general superintendent for the City Light and Water Co. in Amarillo and stopped off for the home-coming game last week. He visited New York where Friday morning at the New York where a short business trip Mrs. Samson, also a former K. U. student will remain in Lawrence until Mr. Samson's return.
Velma Marshall, c'22, will spend Saturday in Kansas City.
Miss Susanna Moody will attend the wedding.
Bestie Clark, c. 125, in her at home in Garden City.
Mary Lowry, c'23, has withdrawn from school.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Blakey to Mr. Charles Blackman will take place at high noon tomorrow at the bride of the bride at Pleasanton, Kansan.
Alpha Chi Sigma, honorary chemical fraternity will entertain with a house dance Friday night
Several Fraternities on the hill have pledged an average of .. $100.00 per member for the new Stadium, Union Fund.
Roberts Waters, llb'14, is a gues at the Phi Gam house.
George Temple, 20, will leave Lawrence Saturday to attend the meeting of the State Bar Association in Wichita.
Louis Miller, c'22, has returned to Lawrence and has entered the law school.
Mason Rector, c'23, will return to school the second semester.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shaw of McPherson, have been visiting their daughter, Miss Verna Shaw and are now on their way to Chicago. They will return in time to spend Thanksgiving here.
Walter and Harry Blaker, and Mrs. R. K. Moody, and Miss Susan Mauna mootted to Pleasanton Friday to attend the Miss of Miss Elsa Blakey.
Patronesses of the Business Women's Club gave a party for the members Thursday evening at he Congregational church. The party was the one held by the club. Any young woman who is self supporting is eligible for the club.
T. G. Folz left last night for Wichita, after having spent the last week as a guest at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house.
Louise Hartford, c23, will spend the week end at her home in Kansas City. Miss Leone Bingaman, c22, went to Ottawa to spend the week-end.
Chalton A. Powers, c'22, will leave Tuesday for Chicago to spend Thanksgiving.
Robert Embleton, c'24, spent Saturday in Topeka.
William R. Gazin, c'23, spent Saturday in Topeka.
Wade H. Evans, 121, spent the week end in Topeka.
Show Cards
Finish. That word, in itself, decries the work of John Brodie Scotch impersonator. He has a remarkable stage presence, and he works hard for the many plaudits recorded him. His rendition of Scotch
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Art Work of All Kinds
Singing and Dancing Makes Hit at Follies
(Continued from Page 1.) Marah Thompson, who cavorted in the same act.
MOAK & HARDTERFER
Eldridge Taxi Station
Phone 148
BAGGAGE and TRANSFER
BAGGAGE and TRANSFER
to realize how he was given the title "The Harry Lauder of the A. E. F." In "Sailie Green," another chorus piece, the audience was given an unusual dance. A take-off on rural dancing, it drew favor because the men and women dancers were made up more with an eye to incomgrunity than to beauty. Locky Badwin, Henry McKee, and Lizzie Clark in "rube" make-up, and Mildred Wand as "The Village Vame" was a treat to all optics.
Repeating her套餐 in "Three Men and a Girl". Elsie Frisbie walked right into the hearts of her friends, Jody and Sorrows. Assisted by a chorus of she, bounded around on the stage, looking overly much like a Chinese Doll, and it must be said that he kindly towards toward the Orient.
appearance of a new song written by Henry McCurdy entitled "All in a College School Day." Mr. McCurdy and Phyllis Deward the leads. Much of the success of the production is due to the untiring efforts of the W. S. G. A., committee which had charge of the affair. Miss Cleveland was assisted by Dorothy Stanley and Maline Emdelline, also members of the W. S. G. A. under the auspices of which the Follies were produced. The costumes, the costumes, Donald Calhoun was the creator of much effective scenery. Dick Stevens was stage manager, and J. B. McNaught directed the choruses. Those who took part in the choir were Charles Marion Brandiore, Jerry Rogers, Mildred Saunders, Laure Cowdery, Helen Montgomery, Louise Idol, Sarah Jane Hindman, Lucile Tibbels, Eleanor Hackney, Nell Carew, Michael Puls, Dorothy Langslow, Mike Leavenson, Mike Laughnich, Nadine Cox, Margaret Rector, Moncelyn Campbell, Laura Jenkins, Mauce Blarden, Lillith Troun, Ruth Hill, Katherine Almworth, Miriam Lamar, Bernice
Flora Harrison, c24 will spend the week-end in Garnett visiting friends
Lenna Keener, c24 will spend the week-end at Lindsburg.
Physicians Don't Expect Return of Flu Epidemic
Medical authorities think that there will be no recurrence of the influenza epidemic this winter, according to Dr. Eugene Smith of the Student Hospital. However, the Health Services consider certain patients against the contraction and spread of the flu and other similar diseases.
These precautions are largely the matter of personal hygiene, such as being careful about coughing and sneezing in public and washing the hands before eating. Plenty of sleep, good food and moderate exercise are valuable in assisting against the attack of a disease.
If one is at all uncertain as to the nature of his illness, he should go immediately to the Student Hospital which is free to the student. The hospital is prepared if an epidemic should start among the students.
The Cloud County Club met at the Alpha Delta Phi house Tuesday night.
"The Gumps," Popular Farce, Here Wednesday
The Gumps, founded on Sydney Smith's world famous cartoon will appear at the Bowersock Theatre. Wednesday, November 24. It is described as a radiant face with the warmest rays coming from Casper Nathan and Isham Jones' lyrics and music.
The play written by Howard Meck Barnes is well acted, possessing appeal, abounding with wit and humor, and for a *farcical offering* *usually strong in plot and dramatic construction.*
An imposing array of comedians and comediennes present the play which is endorsed as an entertainment of singular merit in mounting and in novelties, with tuneful song and music, pageantry and dances, and adorned with an expensively costumed chorus.
Miss Catherine Malone, fa22, 201,
as her guest Friday, her uncle, Mr.
L. B. Stump, of Caldwell, Kansas.
The Wizard Foot Expert is Here Now
Come meet him! It costs you nothing for examination and diagnose—but the examiner will take you in. He'll walk you to the Visiting Wizard Foot Relief Expert is ready and waiting to meet you, examine your stocked foot feet and adjust the soft leather inserts in overaping pockets so as to give you *instant* comfort and *permanent* relief from foot pain.
LIGHTFOOT
ARCH BUILDERS
Take advantage of this special opportunity. If you don't need shoes—come anew. We will fix your feet up with Wizard Lightshoot Arch Builders, under direction of the visitor expert, in the shoes you are
wearing now. If you need new
clothes, you can wear them or
correctly so as to make absolute
certain comfort. That is what you
shown, the proper Wizard Lightfoot
shoe.
OTTO FISCHER
613 Mass Street
Particularly for Students
The Grate
Interchange-
able Type
writing Machine
All Busine$^a$, All Selences, All Languages May be had on ONE Machine
David Parker, c24, spent Saturday and Sunday at his home in Hill City.
365 different arrangements of
different languages, and
various forms of punctuation.
Bronte, and all modern européan
language. And with their
Chemistry, Astronomy, Mathematica
Miss Cassandra Ritter, c21, will leave Wednesday for her home in Iola for the Thanksgiving vacation.
tics, etc.
Lectures, Notes, Notes, may be most beautifully and clearly transcribed on the Multiplex in con-
Monthly payments. Good rebuilt
cash balance. Receipt of card
card will bring full information.
THE HAMMOT TYPEWRITE
HAMMOT TYPEWRITE
Rassan City, Office, Reliance Bldg.
Brenhan'S
805 Mass. St.
We have another shipment of new black and white satin, with Baby Louis and Full Louis heels.
Twist That Tiger's Tail! Hard Next Thursday at the MISSOUSI-KANSAS GAME
and when in Columbia make your headquarters at our store—10th and Broadway they Say—"After this game one of the Branham Brothers will own both stores."
Smart strap slippers of black or white satin for the afternoon or evening affair
NEWMANS
One simply must have a pair of charming slippers. And those evening occasions will be frequent during the holidays.
$10.00
FOR THOSE EVENING OCCASIONS
Girls ensemble from Ralph Dunbar's elaborate revival of "The Mikado"
Bowersock Theatre, Tuesday,Nov. 30
Don't neglect your social obligations any longer—but dash for the phone and cinch a date for the last Matinee dance before vacation.
Tuesday Afternoon
SODA GRILL
Chuck's Orchestra
WIEDEMANN'S