Serge for Gym Suits
We have just received another shipment of Navy Serges for Gym Suits. All wool 45 inch for 75c. All wool 50 inch for $1.00.
They Won't Last Long A. D. WEAVER.
BAKER IN DRAMATICS.
Will Have Theatrical Performance in Methodist School.
Miss Gertrude Mossler will go to Baldwin this evening to begin rehearsal for the Junior play of Baker college which will be staged before the holidays. The Junior at Baker is the same as the senior play of the class of '08, the "Nawab of Zu Zu." Miss Mossler will have full charge of the production.
Dean Skilton Composes Song.
PERMANENT COMMITTEE.
Dean Skilton composed a slumber song last summer, entitled "The Sandman," which will be sung for the first time by Miss Elizabeth Wilson at the Fine Arts recital next Tuesday night. The words are written by Paul Lawrence Dunbar. Miss Helen Phipps will play a violin Obligato.
Committee to Start Faculty Club Movement Announced.
The following committee was today announced by Professor Boynton, the chairman of the faculty meeting held a few days ago for the purpose of launching a move to start a faculty club at the University: W. H. Carruth, chairman; A. T. Walker, Olin Templin, W. L. Burdick, J. N. Van der Vries, C. E. McClung and D. L. Patterson. The committee is a permanent one and is for the purpose of arranging some plan for the organization of a faculty club and the securing of a club house.
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WHITE TO GIVE TALK.
Noted Kansas Fiction Writer Will Appear Friday Oct. 30.
William Allen White, the noted Kansas fiction writer, politician and University regents will speak in chapel Friday October 30. Mr. White will be at the University at that time to attend the meeting of the Board of Regents. He has talked to the newspaper classes several times but has seldom consented to talk a large audience.
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS.
Geo. Harvey of the North American Review Has Agreed to Speak.
Col. Geo. B. McClellan Harvey, editor of the North American Review and president of the Harper publications, will deliver the commencement address at the University next June. The faculty committee to secure commencement speakers, yesterday received from Col. Harvey an acceptance of the invitation to give the address.
W. E. Haines, of Emporia, visited his daughter Violet Wednesday.
The new members of Allemania entertained the other members with a party last night at the club house.
THE YOUNG MEN'S UNIVERSITY BIBLE CLASS.
The first meeting of this class will be Saturday Oct. 31, 7:15 P.M., at Myers Hall. The work will be in the Old Testament. Mr. Payne will be glad to meet any now interested in Old Testament problems.
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Hear Chas. Johnson play "Powder Rag" at Bells on Saturday, October 24.
Football Saturday, Oct. 24. The University of Kansas VS. Washington University
Washington has been winning some hard games and a close score is expected.
Admission $1.00. Box seats and reserved seat sections 25 cents additional to holders of season tickets. Automobile and carriage space free.
Reservations may be made at the Check Stand or Fraser Hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The season tickets can be purchased only of the University Receiver. All who expect to use these tickets should secure them before 2:30 o'clock Saturday.
GAME CALLED AT 3:15 P.M.