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M. E. Townscnd left last evening for
York, where he will spend Sunday.
Mr. Pipal is again absent from school
on account of sickness.
Mr. Arends leaves this morning for
a shoit visit at his home in Akron,
Iowa.
Kimball Harnes is confined to his
room at the Delta Tail house by sickness.
Mrs J. W Quillan of Grand Island,
isited her son Edward at the Sigma
Alph house yesterday.
Mr. Woodard left this morning for
Cass county, to finish his work on
the county map.
J. R. Ileilman has left school on ac
count of sickness and gone to his home
at Sterling, Neb.
Do not fall to hear the arguments of
the Palladian and Maxwell logicians tonight.
Freshman class will moot Monday
morning, to take up some unfinished
business.
Miss Woodman of the English de
partment, has been unable to meet her
classes this week on account of illness.
The Palladianjjterary society rend
ered one of the usual programs last
evetflTTg, which was highly appreciated.
The Union and Delian Literary soci
eties adjourned meeting last evening on
account of the lecture in chapel by
Preston Search.
Professor Nicholson of the chemistry
department is in receipt of a letter
from J. H White, '91, who is now en
gaged in mining at Malheur, Ore.
The Chemical Journal club meets to
day, and reports on experiments will
be made by Mr. Winchester and Mr.
Keyser. z
Professor Sheldon gave an interest
ing lecture last night at the College
Settlement on "Points of Historical
Interest in Nebraska." The lectaure
was illustrated by stereoptleon views.
Mr. Davis of Hyannis, Neb., who has
a large stock ranch near that place,
spent Thursday evening with Mr. Dar
rit reviewing old times of the State
University with him.
The Union club will adjourn this
evening in order to attend the Maxwell
Palladian debate. The club will meet
the successful team two weeks from to
night to decide the championship be
tween the clubs.
That University of Nebraska fame
is becoming wide-spread is assured
by the fact that Professor Nicholson
has received a letter from a student in
the University of Hamburg (Germany),
who writes for information with a view
of taking up a course of mining and as
saying here.
The Y. M. C. A. directory is out and
copies of it can be obtained tree at the
association rooms. This handbook is a
convenient thing to have and no stu
dent should neglect to get one
If you hae not paid your subscrip
tion it is time to do so. Call on the
circulator or business manager.
Tin Society
Miss Vivian Iee entertained a few
friends yesterday afternoon at lunch
eon in the domestic science department.
Another of the popular Band Infor
mals occurs tonight at the Armory.
Good music provided for and a con
stantly improving floor should draw a
big attendance. Dancing will begin at
9 p. m. sharp.
The Glee club will meet this after
noon at 4 p. m. sharp at' Townsend's
to have pi tines taken. The regular
iehcarsal will be at 7 sharp in Memo
rial Hall and will close in time for
those desiring to do so to attend tho
Uand Informal afterwards.
Out of town men who are here for
tho Phi Kappa Psi dance or banquet,
are: Messrs. Burkee, Shedd, Powell,
Henie, E Harris, Bed well, Collett,
Cherrington, Buckley, Brown, Calla
han, F. Harris, Dumont, Engle, Doug
las, Fricke, Reed, Lehmer.
May Oth has been decided upon as
tho date for the Glee club's Lincoln
concert. The club Is planning trips to
a number of towns in the state and the
concert at Lincoln will wind up the
year. Not much has so far been heard
of the Glee club, but the men have been
working hard and faithfully and under
tho directorship of Professor Eamos
of the School of Music, have made
great progress. Obstacles such as lack
of support, lateness in beginning, ab
sence of a leader, have all combined to
delay the club's appearance, but the
dato of Friday, May Gth, has finally
been decided upon. The concert will
be given in the Oliver theatre, and al
ready several boxes have been Spoken
for in advance by fraternities.
Only two weeks intervenes until the
Senior Prom. The Senior part of it
appears to mislead somewhat and keeps
,ome that are not Seniors away. The
Prom, is not an affair of tho Senior
class, but simply given by that class
lo others. It is, perhaps, the most rep
resentative and inclusive of all the
University functions and everybody is
welcome. Coming just after spring va
cation, as it does, tho Prom, offers the
II ret opportunity for dancing after stu
dents havfr re-assembled. While the
affair has been always considered full
dress time has shown that owing to
the warmth of tho evening dress suits
are often in the minority and the more
omfortable less conventional clothes
ire worn. Tho committee In charge
lias been working hard and everything
onducive to tho enjoyment of those
who atteud will be done.
The war between Jaftan and Russia
vvill be a great educational affair for
he young American and George Bros.,
n-inters, would be glad of an oppor
unity to improve your education in
heir line. Ant. phone, 3400; Bell, A-349-
Fraternity building.
Bumstead makes leather trimmed
KOiduroy trousers.
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Sandersoa'a have the sweilest lot you
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