LOCAL
J. W. Dixon spent Sunday in
Nobrnskn City.
John Marshall, '9,, visited the
University last week.
Miss Thayer and Mr. S. Corey
joined the Palladian society last
Friday evening.
Another University dance will
be given at Lansing Hall next
Friday evening.
The Senior class meets on
Friday at 4 o'clock to elect offi
cers for next semester.
The Palladian Skating club
6pent an enjoyable afternoon at
Lincoln park on Thursday,
The glee and banjo clubs are
practicing twice a week prepar
atory to the Charter Day cele
bration. The other daT in German
class a youug lady gave "out of
sight" as a translation for
"aussicht."
Miss Sallie Groh has been un
able to attend her classes for the
past week on account of the ill
ness of her mother and sister.
The second in the series of
joint discussions between the
Maxwell club and the U, B. D.
C, was held in chapel on Satur
day evening.
t Owing to thefact that, ..Union,
hall is being repaired the Union
visited the Delian society on last
Friday evening in response to a
kind invitation.
All the literary societies have
adjourned for next Friday even
ing to attend the services held
03' John R. Mott in chapel under
the auspices of the Y. M. C. A.
The Greek chorus is at work
learning the chorus from "Elec
tro."" The members of this body
find committing Greek poeUy
a greater task tnan they antici
pated. Professor Ward and Mrs.
Wilson spoke before the Haydon
Art club in chapel on Tuesday
evening. Professor Ward on
-"House Architecture of Prehis
toric People."
The class in geology has com
menced 'classifj-ing the rocks.
Some of the classifications are
amusing. As for an example, a
granite is called a felsite or a
mica schist. Bright .students.
The board of managers of the
Athletic association mpt lct
week and elected Harvey Heald
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base ball manager. A schedule
5s being arranged including
games with Denver and Baker.
The New York Tribune will
have n snpriil mrrn
Jiae a special correspondent
here during the Charter Day ex
ercises, farmers Weekly is to
give a page of illustrations and
an account ol the various cere
monies. A lecture by Eli Perkins will
be given either at the Lansing
or in the Chapel on the 25th, for
the benefit of the Athletic asso
ciation. A large attendance will
put the association out of debt
and put a small surplus in the
treasury to begin the base ball
season with.
'The contestants for local ora
torical honors who have shown j
themselves so far are Miss
Florence Smith, Messrs. Ralph
Benedict, Gus Chapman, Shreve,
Abbott, McMullen and Mont
moreny. The judges on manu
script are, Judge Tuttle, Mr.
Talbot and Mr. Rakestraw. On
delivery, Hon. H. D. Estabrook
and Hon. John M. Ragan have
...
been chosen. The third is not
yet decided on.
Arrangements have been made
tor instruction in elocution next
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O.IH0l.l 4UIO 4'JLUtIi.lltJl Hill
O
have tbe work. She is a jrrad-
uate of the College of Oratory in
New York and has been for
some time a favorite with Uni
versity students as a trainer for
oratorical contests. The class
work will be largely such as will
lead to the development of an
oratorical style and not mere
"elocution" in the popular ac
ceptation of the term.
EXCHANGES.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is build-
g a dormitory at Yale, in
mg
memory oi nis son
VVTltrfc 3aA '
V lJ UICU
tnere last year.
It will cost
$500,000,
Golden rod is the flower adopt -
ed by the Chicago Umversit.
There are 190 college papers
published in the United States.
First Yale Man Harvard has
just secured a fossil 1,000 3ears
old.
Second Yale Man Which
professorship has it been ap
pointed to? Life.
NOT WHOLLY WASTED,
For drawing lessons Papa More
Spent thousands on his daugh
ter, JAnd in a down town candy store
She now draws soda water.
The JVorthzvcstcrn.
IlarveKt ExcuwioriN.
Via the Missouri Pacific Ou the
second Tuesdaj'a in December, 1893,
January, February, March, April
' "m "5 Missouri Pacific
will sell round trip tickets to all sta-
trip tickets to all sta
tiono in Texas with fiual limit to
return in thirty days from date of
sale. Stop overs are allowed "in
Arkansas, Texasand Oklahoma, New
Mexico and Indian Territory. Come
land take a trip to ihe south. Phil
Daniels, (1 T.A 1201 0 street.
Of President Cleveland's cab
inet officers, Grcsham graduated
at Bloomington University, La
mont and Morgan at Union,
Smith at Union, Ga Olney at
Brown, Herbert at the Univer
sity of Virginia, Bissell at Yale.
Carlisle received a common
school education. The Tor If eel.
Professor "How would you
punctuate the sentence, 'Alice a
beautiful girl ol eighteen walked
down Broadway?' "
Freshman "I would make a
dash after Alice." Ex.
Wc had a dream the other niKht,
When everything was still;
We drcatnptthal each subscriber came
Rijjht up and paid his bill. Ex.
"For me one hope in life I trace,"
A freshman said, "His this,
That I may sometime find the place
Where ignorance is bliss."
A SH MTTMJ MAID.
1 A love-lorn lad wooed a coy maid once,
I t? msd P1"- fc
, Oft he spoke of the bonds of love the
deuce?
1 And she shyly shook her head.
' When from his heart hope had almost
fied
spow: 01 ous nc nu in town,
Sf ill thp slip little mmn ;lirolr lier hpnri.
nul si,e shoot it ud and down.
Trinity Tablet.
As a maid so nice,
With steo prectsi.
Tripped o'er the ice.
She slipped; her care in vain,
And at the fall.'
With usual gall,
The school boys call,
"Third down; two feet to tain."
Florida Excursions.
Via the Missouri Pacific route
on January 16, 1S94 Souther-
land Florida, where flowers
!bloom ,n jJ
, h here . j
more prolific
une. llimate
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