MARKING HISTORIC SPOTS.
Work of Placing the Stones Has Begun.
The work of placing the markers on the historic spots in Lawrence is now in progress.
Five of the seven stones have been placed in position. One, in Professor Hodder's front yard at 1115 Louisiana street, marks the site of Gov. Charles Robinson's first house in Lawrence. At the office of the Pierson Milling Co.a tablet states that 60 feet east of that spot the first house in Lawrence was erected. On the west side of Ohio street, just north of Berkeley, a stone marks the site of the old Unitarian church, in which was held the first free public school in Kansas. Two of the stones commemorate incidents of the Quantrell raid. On the west side of New Hampshire street in the 900 block one marks the place where nearly a score of unarmed recruits for the Union army were shot down by the raiders, and another stands at the corner of Indiana and Winthrop streets, where Trask, Thorp, and Griswold, free state men, were killed.
Of the stones remaining to be placed, one will be set into the wall of the Eldridge house to mark the site of the old Free State hotel, and the other will be placed half-way between the Fraser Hall and "Billy's" where the barracks of the Union soldiers stood, in 1863.
Public exercises in connection with the work will be held at some later date. An effort will be made to arrange the service for the Friday chapel preceding the annual meeting of the State Historical Society in December.
The freshmen and sophomores will clash in the first game of the interclass LaCrosse series Saturday afternoon at 2:30. The game will be played on McCook field. ___
Miss Ellen Boyle '06 is visiting with her sister Mrs. Alice Morcher '03. Miss Grace Boyle '06 who is principal of the Perry high school visited with friends over Sunday.
There will be a meeting of the Kansas City Club, Thursday at 12:15 in room 15. The presence of all Kansas City, Mo. students is desired, as important business is to be transacted.
Do not fail to see some of the Christmas novelties at Moffets'; nothing better nor later in Photography. 829 Mass. St., formerly Morris Studio.
Hiawatha after the party.
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The Pi Theta Sigma Pharmacy fraternity held initiation Saturday evening for Charles Clarke and Arthur Craig.
The Theetas gave a dinner party at their chapter house Saturday evening for their Topeka girl friends. The guests were: Marian Thompson, Katherine Kellam, Yetta Conklin, Grace Koritz, Mildred Guild, Clara Daniels, Bess Renwick, Rebecca Wetty, Helen Morrow, Ra Hotchkiss, Modeline Whitney, Margaret Minney, Isabel Heath, Anna Troutman.
IN SOCIETY.
Kemp on Lecture Platform.
Harry Kemp, the poet, will make his first public appearance as a lecturer in Emporia tonight. He will lecture under the auspices of the King's Daughters, a girls benevolent church organization, at the First Presbyterian church. He will give an autobiographical sketch of his life and read several of his poems, which have not been published. He will analyze them and tell where he conceived the ideas for them.
Mrs. C. A. Ward of Kansas City visited Saturday with her brother Virgil McCarty.
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The Pi Phi girls gave a reception to the University faculty at their chapter house Friday night. About one hundred and fifty were present, including the wives of the professors. After an evening of conversation light refreshments were served.
The Junior class gave a party in Fraternal Aid Hall Friday night. Several Washburn students attended. There were about one hundred couples at the party. Shanty's Orchestra furnished the music.
Students from Wyandotte county will organize a club tomorrow. The meeting will be held in Room 15 at 12:15.
Lost — Saturday morning,
Ladies gold watch, hunting case.
Mexican, coin fob. "Olga 1899"
engraved on front, picture inside,
no crystal. Reward. Return to 1324 Ohio Street.
FRUM LEFT TACKLE
Hiawatha after the party. Fresh fruits at Vic's.
Miss Augusta Flintom is ready to receive pupils in voice culture at her University Studio at 745 Ohio Street. Bell phone 395.
Brock Pemberton '08 of Emporia was a visitor at the Phi Delt house Saturday and Sunday.
C. L. Williams, who is coaching the Kansas Wesleyan football team of Salina, visited at the Phi Psi house, Sunday.
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