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TOASTER RECESS.
Tho Kastor recess will begin at 8
am. Friday, Manih 28 "and will end
at (1 pm. Monday, March 31."
SENIORS.
The senior class will hold a meeting
Tuesday March 11th, at 2 pm. In Uni
versity Hall.
CO. It HUP.
Company H or the battalion will
give Its annual hop at Waish hall
next Thursday evening.
.JUNIORS.
Tho Junior class will hold a meet
ing today at 10 o'clock in tho old
cnapel.
PRE-MEDICS MEETING.
Dr. H. II. Everett will address the
pro-mcdlcal society Thursday evening,
March Kl, at 8 pm. in room :i()l,
Mechanic Arts hall. All Interested
are inviton to attond.
T
N. JK. DANCING PARTY.
Ono oj tho prettiest university
dances that ha-, boon given for some
time look place a Walsh hall last
Friday night. Tho dance was given
by tho T." N. Es. an 1 nter-rraternity
society which corresponds to the
Omega Psi among the university sor
orities. Though the party was a very small
one, only about eichteen couples be
ing in attendance, the hall was most
tastily decorated. Every where in
tho rooms wero hung the fraternity
ponants. A Japanese corner had
beon arranged whero punch was
served while the orchestra played
behind an embankment of palms.
The docorations in Uio dining room
and the refreshments woro In the
fraternity colors, green and black.
Large oronzo candelebras neia green
and black candles while American
Reauty roses gave the only note
or contrasting color. Dancing was
continued until eaily in the morn-
Profossor Caldwell lecturen Thurs
day before tho h istory department of
the Woman's club on "The Financial
History of our Country from 178!) to
1820."
Miss Jessie Heuton Spurck. !7, was
recently married to Judge Wilmer II.
Comstock of Lincoln. Mi.-s Spurck
was well known in university circles
and also as a teacher in tho Lincoln
public schools. Tho bridal pair are
spending their honeymoon in the
south. On their return thev will beat
homo at Seventeenth and K streets.
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