UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
UNIVERSITY STARTS WELFARE CAMPAIGNS
The Child Welfare Department Would Keep Children Busy During Vacation
The department of child welfare of the University is starting a number of industrial, thrift, and civic welfare projects to engage the attention of the boys and girls of Kansas during the summer vacation period. It is planned to form a group of boys and girls in the university's student leader, who will compete for the various prizes offered to the club obtaining the best results.
Seven projects have been announced by the department of child welfare, The Fraternal Aid Union of Lawrence has offered two prizes of $100 and $50 to the club making the best showing in a summer camp. The prize has been offered by the State Savings Bank of Topeka to the clubs saving the largest amount of money during the summer. Prizes are also offered to the two clubs collecting the largest amount of paper. Other prizes are announced monthly by the clubs work, girls' needle work, and to the club making the strongest campaign against the cigarette evil.
The only conditions imposed upon these contests are that each club shall be under the direction of some older leader, and that the work must be done by the members of the club in co-operation and not as individual attempts.
BY THE WAY.
If you were a sorority and had faculty guests at dinner who believed that students should do all their studying at home of evenings, what would you do with the library dates? The moon was full and the library was bright, and with thought of the faculty guests. You probably would do exactly what the sorority did. You would meet the dates at the door with a forbidding countenance and hastily shoem them to your room with a gift with thought of the porch which was not visible from the front door. And you would tell them to make no sound or movement, even though you knew they would freeze if they didn't. Your professor would maintain, even if a few dates perish in the process.
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"Ein Pension Streich," a comedy in one act, was presented by Helen McKinney, Ellen Brunner, Isle Willemi, and Marie Dible at the regina of the school. She was in Room 307, Fraser, last night. Marie Dible coached the play.
Dr. Brown Speaks at Y. W.
Dr. Brown Speaks at, y.
Dr. O. C. Brown, of the Baptist
School, in "Character Building," at the meeting of W. Y. C. A., yesterday afternoon.
Doctor Brown pointed out that it is through giving as well as through receiving that character is developed. Mind and heart are made one's own.
Middy Dance Saturday
The middy dance which will be given by the Women's Student Government Association in Robinson Gymnasium Saturday afternoon will be as informal as the Girls' Prom was formal. The hours are from two-thirty until five o'clock. Faculty women and all of the University are invited. The admission will be ten cents.
Club Dances
The Dunnakin Club and the Custer Club entertained with informal dances last night from seven until eight clock
The Wailing Club will dance to
night and the Moody's at eight o'clock.
Mining Club Will Meet
Mining Club Will Beet.
The Mining Journal will meet at the home of Paul R. Terrill, 1130 W. Street, Thursday night at seven o'clock. Mr. Terrill will talk on the Palace of Mines at the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
The Pi Upsilon fraternity will give its annual spring formal party, the "Dublin", Friday, March 31.
The Kansas City Alumni Association of the University of Kansas will meet in Kansas City at the University for their annual dinner, March 24.
Dr. Grace Charles will talk on "Veteration of the Sand Hills of Nebraska" at the regular meeting of the Botany Club in Snow Hall tonight at seven o'clock.
The University women who live on Ohio Street held a mixer at the home of Arlene Griffiths last night. An hour was spent in dancing after refreshments were served. Julia Alice Kennedy is chairman of the district.
District Meeting
Parable of Virgins as Given by Editor Harger
(Reported by a disciple of Ring Lardner.)
Wonce upon a tyme thaire wuz a foolish virgin who had ambushs. She had herd of Backyard Kipling, and longed to rite pomes for the Litter-airy dye-jest. So she gathered lavender in andate and rote an owed to spring. She scribbel on bowt sides of the paypurr; and wen she finnished she put it in an envelpp and sent it to the Revue of Revenues with instrukshunrse as to whaire to mail pome came back with thanques and regrets, and the pour maid sat down and weped.
And wonce upon a tyme thaire wuz a nuther virgin who all so longed for fame and forthush. She sat down on a chair near the windough and dreamed a dream. She dreamed of a wildough who had had a ford and a bather who had had a passport in her ford she had a parkchuever, and the woulden-legged batchler, who wuz nearby, fix it for her. And so won day she offered him a ryde in the countrie. And wen they wun mrenny miles from know-whir, the ford ran into sum glass吮 was sharpe and cutt the tyre. And as thaire wuz knowood, in site, the woulden-bathroom was bathed. But he affeckshunnette, M-bracing the widough in his arms and asking if she wood merry hymn. Just then an atesilinder car came past, in witch were
a youth and a made. And the made had a codack, and she snappedsthe waddough and batchier then and thaife. Wen they awl got back to town, the waddough hunted up the print, and brawt soot agent the would-legged batcher for $5,000 on breach of promise. Awl this wuz in the dream of the virgin who sat in the chair by the windough. She tipere it awl nearly on wite papayur, the red-Book, and get a check for $100.
the dean of Beloit College, Wisconsin, has recommended to the Board of Trustees of the college that cigarette smoking be ruled out of the institution. The dean claims that cigarette smoking and over-indulgence in social activities are lowering the standards of the college, and ruining the morals of the students individually—Ex.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
History Club meets Thursday night, 7:30, in Mrs. Brown's room, Fraser. All senior majors in history and political science and all graduate students in geography are invited to present. After the program refreshments.
The University Women's Association will have its March Tea Thursday, March 23, at three o'clock, with Mrs. M. T. Sudler, 805 Tennessee Street.
Checkers is the most popular indoor sport at the University of Washington.
a wireless club is being organized t the University of Utah—Emerald.
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