MANY BANQUETS
FRATERNITIES TO HOLD SOCIAL FUNCTIONS IN K. C.
All Fraternities and Three Sororities to Meet with Alumni and Other Chapters Thanksgiving.
Three sororities and all of the fraternities of the University will hold banquets in Kansas City at Thanksgiving time, either before or after the K. U.-M. U. football game. The guests will include the alumni members of each of the Greek Letter societies in Kansas City and also the members from chapters in nearby schools.
The Pi Phis will hold their banquet on Wednesday evening, the night before the game at the Hotel Baltimore.
The Thetas will have a breakfast Friday morning at Morton's Cafe.
The Kappas will be at the Baltimore Wednesday night for their banquet.
The Betas are planning to hold their annual banquet at the Kansas City Athletic Club. The time has not yet been decided.
The Phi Phis will have their banquet Wednesday evening at Sexton's.
The Phi Gams will meet their alumni from Missouri, Nebraska, and William Jewell at the Kansas City Club Wednesday night.
The Phi Delts will have their banquet at the University Club Wednesday evening.
The Sigma Chis intend to meet their alumni at the Baltimore Wednesday evening.
The Alpha Tau Kansas City alumni will entertain the Kansas and Missouri chapters at a banquet the night before the game.
The Sig Alphs and Sigma Nus will hold banquets the night before the game, but they have not yet decided on the places.
STUDENT DIRECTORY READY.
You Can Get One Free at Registrar's Office.
Go little booklet to and fro
Bearing each honored name,
Till everywhere that you have went
They're glad that you have came.
The student directory, issued by R. Worline and Ralph Harmon, was distributed among the students today at the registrar's office. The booklet is a neat affair containing a list of all professors, instructors and students of the University. The residence, address and telephone number of each person are given. They are free.
Entertained Sixpencives.
Frank Brock entertained the Sixpencives with a dinner party last night at his home at 1308 Ohio street. The affair was given in honor of Harvey Elledge, who will leave soon to accept a position as chemist for Swift & Co., of Kansas City. The Sixpencives is a club organized by the University boys who were detained in town last summer for various reasons. Several bachelor affairs were given during the summer.
THE LIDS ARE ON.
Freshmen Appear With New Headgear Without Force.
Two hundred freshmen boys have blossomed out in a new style headgear. Small black caps with vari-colored buttons are the fashion now for the little ones. They did it without a whimper and because they wanted to, so they say. The College boys chose pure white as their button, the Engineers took the yellow, the Pharmics fancied red and the Laws support the purple.
Seats on Sale Monday.
The seat sale for the Masque club's fall production,"A Royal Knave," will commence Monday morning, Nov. 16th, at Woodwards drug store. "A Royal Knave" is a strong drama and is given by an exceptionally strong caste, one of the strongest in the history of the club.
Elaborate costumes have been received and the third act will be featured by an electrical floral decoration.
The display pictures are being finished and will be on exhibition Monday in Fraser Hall.
Professor E. H. S. Bailey went to Topeka yesterday on business connected with the State Board of Health.
Lost-On Thursday, a triangular shaped gold pin; monogram N. S. N. S. and 1904. Finder please leave at registrar's office.
Hiawatha after the party.
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Hiawatha after the party.
SPECIALISTS SECURED FOR WINTER LECTURE COURSE.
PROMINENT MEN
Will Give a Week of Their Time to the University of Kansas.
Dr. Frederick von Eden, Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell and Professor Hugh Black, lecturers of international renown, will speak before University audiences during the month of January, February and March. Each man will be here one week. They are specialists in their work and will be an interesting trio on the winter course.
Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell, of Labrador, has spent years of time and thousands of dollars in the interests of Labrador fishermen. He is a surgeon, and a master mariner, and a reformer in general. He is making an American tour in behalf of his beloved fishermen. He will talk on conditions of their life.
In January, Dr. Frederick von Eden, of Holland, will give three lectures, one on "Dutch Literature," one on "Man and His Work," and one on the "Power of Mind Over Body." He is a physician and sociologist, and won fame for applying physiological suggestion as a branch of medical treatment.
Professor Hugh Black is Professor of practical theology in Union Theological Seminary, New York City. He was for eight years a preacher in Edinburgh, Scotland. He is considered as next to Lyman Abbott in his understanding of theology. He is an author of prominence. His subjects will be of a theological nature.
Professor Bushong will address the Chemical Club tomorrow on "The Petroleum Congress at Bucharest."
These men will talk at the vespers while here. They were secured by Professor J. E. Boodin, chairman of the lecture course committee.
Minnesota has a club of women to promote equal suffrage for women.
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Elmer B. Sanford, a graduate of the law school, was defeated for the state senate on the republican ticket at Kansas City, Mo.