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or call at 1321 O street,
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Quick Service
Open at All Times.
Orphoum Cafo
Special Attention to University
Students
Puritan Ice Cream
solves the Sunday desert
problem.
H. C HATHAWAY
ICE CREAM CO.
"Problem Solvers"
Phone B-6152
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en
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with one entirely lacking in character
Nearly au insn vuuca ouu
ainimiar nnnslti voness ot feeling
aa mere successions of notes without
words of any kind they are full of a
subtle vitality which can give new
v. ortoririn tn mora or less humor
ou8 dance measures of no particular
melodic loftiness, and also rise io utu
strains as 'It is not the tear a won
derful example of what can be crowd
ed into restricted structural scheme
For sheer beauty of melody,
the works of Mozart, Schubert and
the Irish-folk composers form a triad
that Is unchallenged in the whole
range of the art"
PERSONAL
Edna Froyd, '16, has beon 111 for the
past two days with lagrippe.
W. E. Voeman, '93, Is spending a few
days at the Alpha.Tau Omega house.
Albion Ohlsen, '19, has returned to
his home in Rising City, to take up
business.
Don Gallagher. 19, has left college
on account of eye trouble and returned
to h!s home in O'Nell.
Pi Kappa Phi announces the pledg
ing of the following: Henry W. Fouts,
18. Dlller: Fred Garrison, '17, Lin
coln; Elmer H. Christenson, '16, Crate;
Walter E. Christenson, '19, Craig.
Miss Eva Fisk who was a member
of the normal training class in Physi
cal Education last year, has received
a position as a teacher of Physical Edu
cation in the public schools of Kala
mazoo, Michigan.
Prof, and Mrs. A. A. Reed are ex
pected home about January 26, after
having spent the fall and early winter
in New York. During that time Pro
fessor Reed has been taking advanced
work at Columbia University.
Fred H. Rlndge. secretary of the In
dustrial service department of the
National Y. M. C. A., will be at the
University Y. M. C. A., January 22
and 23. A luncheon has already been
planned for him by the engineering
students.
While John Cook, '18, was in Florida,
during Christmas vacation, he cap
tured two alligators. When they be
came unmanagable at the Phi Kappa
Psi house and refused to eat the food
set before them by the Phi Psls, they
were presented to Miss Beulah Rhoden
of the Zoological Department, where
they have become quite placid and
learned to eat sweetmeats from her
hand. Their names are Alle-Phl and
Gator-Psi.
Printing that's better, at Boyd's. 128
North 12th.
Dairy Club to Hold Meeting
The University Dairy club will hold
their regular semi-monthly meeting to
day in Room 108, Agriculture hall, at
7:30 o'clock. Dr. Waite will speak on
"Tho Relation of Milk to the Spread of
Disease Germs." Prof. Colman will
give a report on the "Progress of Of
ficial Testing In the Last Year." This
will be the last meeting of the semes
ter and all are urged to be present
C. R. SNYDER,
President.
DENTAL OFFICE
Dr. Ladd
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Crowley
Dr. Bumttead
Dr. Taylor
Room 207 Fraternity Bldg.
Phone BS344
"CULTURE" WAS HIS SUBJECT
Dr. Loury, at Tuesday's Convocation.
Also Describes Certain
Pictures
"Culture In the widest sense in the
training of the mind and body. Cul
ture in the narrower sense is the train
ing of the emotions. It is the man
with genuine culture that we should
take off our hats to," declared Dr. II.
B. Loury at Convocation, Tuesday
morning, before giving an Instructive
talk on some of the pictures now on
exhibit in Art hall.
He discussed the following pictures:
Kenyon Coxa, "A Book of Pictures."
Wm. S. Robinson, "The Vista."
Frederick J. Waugh, "Seascape."
Henri, "On We, Too."
J. Addwin Weri, "A Gutterwomn."
Kenyon Coxs is a capable man with
the brush, a great painter. Coxs has
stated. Dr. Loury alleged, that "any
painter should study the master."
Landscape, sunset are secondary; hu
man form is primary.
Kenyon Coxs' pictures lack atmos
phere and do not have the carrying
of other painters," remarked Dr.
Loury.
"Wm. S. Robinson Is a great land
scape painter " sys Dr. Loury. In the
picture "The Vista," however, the in
terest is divided an dcomposition is
not good. Dr. Loury states that im
presslsm is not a thing as It really
is, but is the way the thing appears
to you. Likewise, value is a thing In
a room, or in a certain place, while at
mosphere means distance or things
out of doors.
Frederick J. Waugh is a painter of
the sea. Dr. Loury suggests that his
paintings are thoroughly good and that
beauty dominates. His pictures are
represented In nearly every great gal
leryAcademy of Fine Arts, Philadel
phia, Metropolitan Museum, New York,
and others.
In the Painting of "On We, Too" by
Henri, Dr. Loury speaks of the truth
and fidelity in the face of the In
dian. It is the impression a picture
makes upon a person, that is valuable
for a true appreciation of art .
8cott's Orchestra. Call, B-1482.
Interfraternlty Athletics
The Interfraternlty Athletic Board
met yesterday noon and discussed the
matters of the Interfraternlty bowl
ing and basketball tournaments.
The time for the bowling tourna
ment has not been definitely decided.
The basketball tournament will start
Immediately after the beginning of the
second semester, but the schedule will
not be fixed until the meeting Tues
day. The board also voted to admit
the Acacia fraternity to the organiza
tion. Held Closed Meeting
The Komensky Klub held a closed
meeting in Union Hall, Saturday even
ing. After a business session progres
sive card, games were played. About
forty-five members were present
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
January 14
Alpha Delta Phi House Dance.
German Dramatic Club play Tem
ple.
Senior Hop Lincoln.
Freshman Law House dance.
Phi Kappa Psi dance Music halt
Chess Club.
January 15
Junior Prom Lincoln.
January 21
Military ball Lincoln.
January 22
University Commercial Club dance
Rosewilde.
Beta Theta Pi dance Rosewilde.
January 26-29
Registration.
January 29
Mixer.
Delta Zeta Forma! Lincoln.
Comus Club dance Music halL
Law dance.
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