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Turn Out More Than
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Tho masquerade party held laBt
Saturday evening in Memorial Hall by
Hie fourth year claBB proved to bo an
unqualified success. More than one
hundred Seniors were present and the
novelty in thccharacter of the enter- j
talnment furnished more than suf-
flclont amusement for the entire even
ing. Much time and thought had been
spent upon tho selection of costumes
and the grand march displayed as
.variegated and clever a lot of dis
guises as qould possibly have been
collected. The natural confusion of
identities that oxlsted up to the time
of unmasking furnished the motivo for
tho early part of the revelries, and
lntor in the evening dancing, a few
"stuntH," and refreshments of an un
usually elaborate nature filled out the
fun.
Interference at the hands of tho
Juniors had been expected by members
of the committee in charge of the mas
querade, but in no particular were Its
anticipations fulfilled. The only two
Juniors who appeared were invited to
he the guests of the Seniors and both
reported an evening of unusual pleas
ure. It was the expressed wlah of
mony who were present that another
informal party might be. planned for
some dato not long after the begin
ning or the new semester and it is
thought that such a scheme will be
followed.
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The progressive Freshman clasB
hold a very successful skating parly
al Fpworth Park Saturday night. A
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Ahi'iit forty con,)' i took the i"i Ab
street car for Epworth Park and there
a mostenoynble evening wns spent.
Numerous collisions, various frantic
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ances by Co-Eds nnd-thelr escorti.
Niiinnnud muttered explanations thui.
"i haven't been on the Ice "for u year
or t.o und hnvo nearly 'o-ofi'i how
to skate." Many silent curses at
the weak enlivened the evening.
The skating ceasod shortly after 10:30
nnd a very enjoyable trip upon the
Lincoln Traction company's excellent
line from the park t6 Lincoln waB In
dulged in.
It Is rumored that several Freshmen
were so unfortpnate as to mistake tho
place of entertainment and went to
Capital Beach. Much frenzied. search
was necessary before they could lo
cate the rest of the revellers.
Too much credit can not be given
to tho Freshmen class and Its presi
dent for the promotion of class spirit
brought about by these frequent, in
formal class functions. It is to bo
Loped that their action will set a prec
edent for nil classes to follow.
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