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Officers' Hop Proves Evening of Un
usual Pleasure.
Tho annual officers' hop held last
evening In Fraternity Hall proved to
bo an unusual buccoss. Over ninety
couples wero preesnt to onjoy tho
novel entertainment provided by tho
management of the dance and all unit
ed in voting the evening one of excep
tional pleaBuro.
Military music with appropriate
buglo calls, military decorations, and
other mnrtial features characterized
the evening. Uniforms wore every
where in evidence and tho officers of
tho cadet battalion proved to bo hosts
par excellence.
ANNOUNCES PLAY.
(Continued from page 1.)
by such an. arrangement absoluto im
partiality can bo secured. Merit Is to
he the tolo basis in tho solection of
characters and It is believed thnt tho
enst will be more than ovor represen
tative ot the class behind tho play.
In presenting a Shakespearean play,
tho Seniors nro not establishing a
precedent In the University. A half
a dozon years ago "As You Llko It"
was produced in a similar -connection
and is remembered as one of tho most
attractive and satisfactory Sonior
plays ever attempted at Nebraska.
EVENTS OF FORMER YEARS.
IlappeningB of other days as record
ed In Tho Nobraskaii:
Four Years Ago Today.
Tho Athletic Board awardod sweat
ers to fourteen members of tho second
team and elected Earl Eager assistant
manager of the baseball team.
Three Years Ago Today.
Tho agricultural associations wero
holding meetings in Lincoln.
K Two Years Ago Today.
Tho four classes of tho University
met to discuss tho adoption of tho
honor sjstem.
FIRST CONTEST.
(Continued from page 1.)
Guard Paul Bell, Beta Theta PI.
Guard Dwight Bell, Beta Theta Pi.
Substitute Krako, Alpha Theta Chi.
Substitute Forward Carroll, Delta
Tau Delta.
Substitute Stevenson.
Substitute Center Ferguson.
Substitute Guard Jones.
Substitute Guard Schmidt.
Coach Dr. R. G. Clapp, Yale, Theta
Delta Chi.
Ride As Guests of Interurban.
Tho members of tho State Historical
Society rode to Bethany and back
Thursday morning as guests of tho
Interurban Railway company. On the
return ride thoy stopped off at tho
slate farm, where they attonded the
forestry meeting. Dr. Miller of Om
aba, who is president of tho society,
responded to an address beforo this
meeting. ,
Republican Club to Meet.
The University Republican Club met
yesterday morning and adjourned un
til Tuesday, January 22, at 11 a. in.,
when It will meet again In U. 208. Tho
"county option" bill, now beforo the
state legislature, will again bo taken
up and discussed. A decision will also
bo made in regard to tho1 representa
tion of the club in the Cornhusker.
Forestry Club to Meet.
Tho University Forestry Club will
hold its regular bi-monthly meeting
this ovenlng at 8 p. m. in N. 110. Mr.
Charles G. Bates will give a talk on
his recent trip to tho whlto pine for
ests of Northern Minnesota. Tho Uni
versity public is invitee to attend.
Mr. Fred C. Laird, who graduated
from tho law college last year, was a
campus visitor yesterday. Mr. Laird
is now a prosperous lawyer in Fre
mont, Nebr.
The Glee Club will visit Wahoo and
Fremont next woolc, playing at tho for
mer place Friday and at tho latter
Saturday night.
The Cecil Rhodes scholarship exam
inations wero held in all tho univer
sities o'f tho country yesterday.
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