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LOCAL
Miss Graves of York, is visit
ing her sister, Miss Nora.
Miss Simpson of Kansas City,
is visiting Miss Kate Wilder.
Miss Hutchison visited her
sister, Miss Martha Hutchison,
last week.
Miss Lulu Dixon was a guest
of Miss Maud Shaw for a few
days last week.
Mr. Steve Langworthy came
down to attend the Junior hop
Friday evening.
The Misses Riley, Woodson
and Glover and Mr. Lymau, arc
the latest accessions to the Delian
socictv.
The M. I. C. C. A. society
entertain at the home of the
Misses Lau, next Tuesday
evening.
Mr. Isaac R. II itt, treasurer of
the grand council of Phi Delta
Theta, visited Nebraska Alpha
on Tuesdav.
Professors Fossler, Fling and
Barbour were made full profes
sors at the exercises last Thurs
day evening.
T, E. Wing, '93, came in from
Spearfish. S. D., to attend the
Charter Dixy exercises and visit
with friends.
Mrs. A. J. Sawer lectures for
the Delta Gamma's at Miss
Agner-Sewall's-i. Saturday, evenr.
ing, March 3d.
Mr. T. E. Wing of the class of
'03, arrived to-day from Spear
fish, S. D. He will be located
in Lincoln hereafter.
Miss Laura McDonald and
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ot the oldest bicycle establishment in
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pride and gratification to its makers.
To ride a bicycle and not to ride a
Columbia is to fali short of the fullest
enjoyment qf u noble sport.
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Chicago, Hartford.
A beautiful illuMratcil dialogue free
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Professor and Mrs. Fosslor
entertained the advanced Ger
classeij at thrir home Thursday
evening.
The Delta Gamma fraternity
was at home to her friends on
the evening of Charter Day
For the benefit of 1 from 8 to 11:20. Lemonade
have never been en-! was served bv Miss Hutchison.
Miss Kelley and Miss Mullen
in the parlors, while Miss Har
wood presided over the coffee in
the dining room assisted by
Miss Sewall, Miss Bumham,
Miss Garten, Miss Dewese and
Miss Helen Woods. About two
hundred iniests were present
those who
tertained by them it may be said
that everyone had a charming
time.
Mr. H. K. Wheeler, Mr. E.
W. T'llson and Mr, George R.
Lewis, all of '97, were initiated
by Phil Delta Theta last Satur
day evening. Mr.E. R. Church
ill or Cheyenne, one of the
charter members of the chapter, ,
was-presenti
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You should have heard every
body get up on their toes and
yell at the mention of Professor
Caldwell's name when he was
dunnii the evening.
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Arts. It was spontaneous and 1 1
pont
Miss Laura Bridge of Fremont, hearty and showed a small part
were guests of Miss Grace Bridge I of the professor's popularity with
the students.
The Delta Gamma's give a
tea next Saturday evening at
Miss Sara Schwab's lor Mrs.
Corabel Law Boyd, the Ameri
can member of the world's com
mittee of the Y. W. C. A. Mrs.
Boyd is a Delta Gamma from
Alpha Chapter at Albion, Mich.
The gentlemen of Sigma Chi
gave another delightful hop on
the evening of the ninth. Irvine's
orchestra furnished the music.
Dainty refreshments were served
during the evening. Professor
and Mrs. Barbour, Professor and
Mrs. Richards and Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler were chaperones.
The new members program
of Union society will be given
in their hall on Friday evening,
March 2. A program of rare
merit has been arranged. It is
exclusively a new members pro
gram including, also, the music
numbers both vocal and instru
mental, which comprise a prom
nent feature.
during the celebration.
Owing to the illness of his
wife, Mr. Jay Burrows was un
able to address the Political
Science club as announced.
Mr. Metcalfe, formerly a mem
ber of the class of '95. but , now a
student at the University of
Minnesota, is in town for a week.
The students program as given
last Friday will be repeated, to
night at the Lansing. The glee
club will sing "Romeo and
Juliet" which was so vocifer
ously requested last Friday.
Prof. W. G. Taylor of the de
partment of political science,
delivered a highly instructive
lecture on "Prices and Crises"
before the class in agriculture,
on last Wednesday evening.
At the joint meeting of the
Christian associations on ; last
Sunday afternoon, Mrs. 1j.oy
Codding, the Misses Merrill jyid
Boutin, E. O. Barr, J. L. Mar
shall and others of the Alumni,
made short addresses.
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