The Nebraskan. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1892-1899, April 09, 1897, Image 5
LOCALS. gvcrii ! bnn ,)frul1 planted on tlu oflmpux ni't i 1 1 1 1 1 I r of inon liar liiiii ' en(rnKe.l in.- past week In raking up tho Wtl Kr,K nni' o",0l'w1"0 Improving the appear-in.. -f llio grounds, lif.'"-" 'nMwoII gnva several lectures !,, uvt'li in-fore tho iPtiohoi'H convention in I'oi.n ii muff. -Thp pun i-'rtl economists of the linlvei--,uy lw. i '" irylnR to IIriiio otu n dis turb.!"" hlrh I"114 '"'i' onused In Hit' labor .11 " " f ,,,p university eonseipient upon in -tKimtlon of Mr. 10, A. Uerrnrd Bl,0 in iw'i iMrrootlnrt the Hi-owning .,p,,r mi. Ij. t Smith talu'n his plnoo. Tabor i i.' linn ,H''n advanced from ens tollHii Hi'' return Hholves to Iho nlfflit dk i. niorly hold by Mr. Smith. Mr. H g a .iut fitted hto foot Into 'labor's fW,, . ustodlun, thus pcrnilttliiR Mr. A, a iixin to work several more hours pr , k Tho kid (llil not give op Ills puliloi n ir.all ck'ikon Tho NelirnHkan, ,n,l ii, i- m i n I font I ng n disposition to get nil hr hi. mi'l bold on to nil lie gom. So .?(. 1.1 1 ml l mill wwlllng for llio men 1,1 p, itlon on the Nebrnslcan. Mr William Axllng Is now engaged In mpphi'iK the llnptlst church pulpit at Da- M i'i. On rn-lny April 2, tho bill providing for tho ttpi'i.iprlatlon of $:10,000 for tbo erec tion of - bulldltiR on the campus for tbo uo of ' "' "chool f ni"ehnnle nrts, was traiiRlit "P n tbo senate for llnal ooii.mI.1 ratln. number of tlio former oppon ent of 'he bill turncn nirout and east their voi.i in Its favor. Hansom of Doug t, who m ido a speech antagonistic to the hill at Hv former consideration, voted for It at thf llnal passage Tho bill passed the son.u. with nn almost unanimous vote WMity-tw voting for It, and but two, Ml!!.r "' ''"' "ountv and Ulohtle of Sew ard conn in voting against It. Tho pup Is of tbo Dowltt schools gnvo tho opera, "lalla" last week, undor the. direction of S. 11. Martin '95, and wife. Tho M S V. Indopendont will Isstio tho contest number for iho tntor-stnto orator ical contest to bo hold at Columbia Mo., May G. It will bo a huge handsome num.1 bcr, containing nil tho 'ntorstnto orations, cuts ami sketches or tho orators, and a toll account of tho comost. Thoy will sell the number for twenty cents por copy. Anyone .i.'slKng a copy should sond In their onli ii enrlv to the M, S. U. Indepen dent Oolumbln. Mo George Constaneer's barber chop Is lo cated at 1010 O street. Tour of tho best workmen In the city arc to bo found hero. We in.' iinYrlng special Inducements to the stud, nts of the university who pntron lie our bonk nn.l sta.lonory department. During il-c tii't week we will soil Oas tell' (icintiin dlctlonnry to all university Hudents if ji iiit per copy. This Is n ro duction ..i :r. pi-reent on the publishers' rrl It I . nltogothor w.tli sttiden s of the unl.TH i as to whothor thoy will make nn -ill around Having of 20 or 3fS per cent h , ivinn us their trndo, or pay that mtirli more for the same poods olse ftlure It, in, mbor the moro of youi trado e Kn, Ii. lower we mnke tho prices. Fourteen km it gold fountain pens, C!ic each. Hook .le'pt, llorpolsholmor & Co. R. Hnllett carries a lino l!no of spectac les. Kxamin itlon of the eyes free. Hlstorj' puiier, noto booka, lead pencils and all s. Mool supplies at lowest prices Book depart tnont of Horpolshelmer & Co. Vi ' IMEN-SOPIIOMORES. The fn-i m, n took nn nftornoon off Just before v. on, to show .ho sophomores ho- thi , lay balk In s.x Innings tho freshles , i llp twonty-llve runs. Tho frst tlm. u y wont to bat twelve scores w're mini, which won tho game. Tho P'aylns ..i '.oth sides was on tho whole, soo-1. m - iRor Oarrlngor of tbo sophs, keP up , Hplrlts of his team In nn en thuslastlr ii rmer. Each sldo mado threo home rui - ougi, ' , , )., ft stonily Ramo tlirotiRh ut and w s supported by Catcher Mooro an-lthe ii iurs jn K00 sbnpo. Tho pitoh lnR for n sophs wns. at first weak, but tyward inst plowed up considerable. T''o cro enjoyed the treat: Tho men P'wtf in , following- positions: "eshniei, Position Sophomores XIoore C Hanson J;0UBhe' p Whedon rdon (Oipt.) 1 b Haln j;at(,fni!in 2 b Christie i,yBa"- s. b (Capt.) Melford Sl0,)hM, ...' 3 b Ledwltb S'tt l. f Fechot PaV'B o, f Heoder oschlizky r, f Strock Score bv innings : sft!hn"" 12 3 1 3 1 5 25 MInonioivH 15 6 4 10 10 'lome runs. Ledwlth 2, Keedor 1, Gnf rott '. Couithei i, Moorel. Umpire Hnywnrd. M.KQK SETTLKMKNT P.EPOUT. ho - ollpiro HAttlnmnnt nnmmlllm hnn ' In Its usunl dnlnlleil monthlv ro- The substanco of It follows: Ul'' ns' oommlttoe Tho work In na 8lllly has l)een carried on aftor tho amo r.Ml ns followed last month. Caro 'ure Man bern taken to show the mlRrntor.v h-ihlts of nulinnln, especially liluatraied by talks and rnndlrjR on the haltlts of our bliils wlilch appeAr curliest In the sprlnRi The cbnrneterlsili s of those blids an b their ninnnor of living, their nesti and their usefulness to nmn, 1m lieen ex plalneil. The two upper ro.miK have biM'ii nswl to go.l advantage In eon. Inning our work In physical training, and In glvlnR drills to neoompany fioitgs when nn Instrument Is not needed, Tho practice of literary ex ercises of n' elementary nature has been utilized to a good advantage. The plans for lite future are to sccuiv as many Intei-eitlng specimen of animal and plant life as possible, taking such common varieties, ih.u some object lenson eft1' be Rlwn from them, inns creating a deeper Interest In living things by strongt heiil iik the children' power of ob sorvntlon. There Is mino encouragement In the tin usual Interest tnken In Oermnn books, and nowspaiKrs by the (let man families. Tho attendance has been steadily In. creasing until the Inst week when tho pring wiMthor kept ninny away. The av erage weekly attendance for Mnroh Is 29 plus. Tho general deportment or the chIN dren during the hour, lias improved slight ly, and Vhelr Interest In the work ncenm to IncrenHo. Tho popMI commit looTho regular monthly social wns held on March 11. Tho weather wns Inolemont, but despite tbo storm In ess, about llfty of tho young pooplo of tho sottlomont oomo out. About olglu or ten of tbo university students went to help out tho committee ns tho clialrmnn was the only member of tho committee who could go. Part of tho ontortnlnmont consisted of music and a German recita tion. Several of Iho girls of tho sottlomont sang and It was clearly scon that tho other young people wero more Interested be cause their friends furnished a part of the ontertalnmont. Tho soolnl of the young omortilnmnnt Some of tbe yoiitifr men of tbo sot t lenient will furnlsli music for the noxt social. Tho committee Intends to en courage, this font lira of the work and thus make the young people of the neighbor hood tnke an nctlvo part. Committee on Education Actunl class wotk has been falling on' on account of the pleasant ovenlngs wlilch hnve kept children out rioon. This work will proba bly linvo to be dropped with the excoptlon of iho sowing school and one class of young ladles In English. Miss Schwartz and Messrs. Meier and Gutlelbon have re signed their German classes. Miss Wal lace has taken charge of some Gorman classes on Monday nnd 'Wednesday, form erly taught by Mr. Gutlolbun. Mr. Uingo still tenches his class on Monday ovonlng. On tho evening of Aqril C, Prof. Card gavo a well appreciated talk on plants. On April C. Mr. C. P. Fisher gnvo a talk lllustratod by lantern slides. Tho commit tee lias now decided to substltuto for tho classes stopped such games as may be harmless, and at the same time keep tho boys and girls out of misohlof. Croquet grounds are now !olng lltted up and the committee would ask the board of control to provldo n croquet set. Other games for out of doors may be adopted If thought practicable. Committee on library ami literature The additions to the college settlement II t.r.iiy for the mouth of Maun are as fol lows: Lincoln Kralo Preiwo, Nobr.i.ska Stnats AiiJiolgor, Ixith delivered regularly; Orlnoko, Nnch Frankrelcli lilnoin, Herman und DoiMthen, ler alte .eltalt, and Ato at Hlsmnrk, secured through tho kindness of tbo Lincoln Frolo Prosso; ono yoarM Youth's Companion, and a large number of miscellaneous mngazine.s of which a comploto list cannot bo made as omo wore lent before catalogued; also tho regu lar Journal oxchnnRcs kindly furnlsned by tho city editor ns heretofore, A large num ber of hooks and periodicals are kopt In constant circulation, While much reading matter In loth Gorman and English lias been freely distributed among tho homes Much eager Interest in current events is manifest by reason of this distribution. There has lcon no work done of 1m- portnnce, at least nothing now. Plana have been made to got the committee togother somo day If possible and do n little hand repair work on ibout 50 or 00 books that aro now in tho settlement house but can not bo lent becauso thoy aro In vory poor condition. It is also hoped to have some magazlnos bound that aro now In tho li brary liut cannot lie usod becauso they aro in oor condition. Among those are, four yonrs i-t "Pansy" two of "St. NIon olas," two of "Sorlbnor" and ono year of "Harpers". Tho music committee Tho books secured from tho board of education have been used In tho classos oaob week and somo progress has beeon mado. Tho Instruction has not been confined to thoso books how ovor. A quartotto of girls nas boon trained and have mado their appoaranco hevoral times. Tho visiting committee A number of short calls woro made Inviting the women of tbe neighborhood for a social evening at tho Graham Taylor house. Also, sover al visited a Httlo boy who had broken his leg, and a woman siok with the pneumon ia. Tho people visited seemed pleased, and wih fow exceptions asked tho students to como again. During tho past month somo thirty calls wero made in tho neighborhood, Employim-iii bureiiu- Things lmve Wn moving on nleely. TwV applications lmvn been llll1 one by H t Huuon for a wiwh ' Wfiiuun, the other by Mrs jir dark for a' lady to do house woik Ito.ii g.ivo satis faction so far as could be learned. Thore aro no deilnlte plans In view Just now, for mo voti was well uiilor wrty wTwn the prosont (Minimum too appllentlon fur gonoal housework have not ns yet been tilled. hold of it, Other and furnUhlngs-- the cnnmlttoo ihero milled to tho house to do bettor work Committee on supplf. To tho know ledge of hns been no furnlUmj The comnilttee hopftj noxt men tli I Tho following Is the general statistical repot t of the wotk of the Graham Taylor house during tho month of March: Nights rooms wero open, 2fi, avorngo nt tendanoo. male l? fetnalos 12; books loaned ISil; miignzlne loanwl OS; p riodlonls dis tributed, ITU; total vHltsof students, mnlos 41 fomnlos 3S; enlla mado by resldentH on slok, 22; other ealU hi' residents IS. Work has Iwion be-un on a croquet ground nnd quoit grouiii' Tho Ramos win bo umlr tho supervision f studonts. It Is hoped that thoso will cs.nstltuto n pleasant featura of tho work tliroughout tho sprltiR and sum moi'. The committee recommend, that a suit able croquet set bo purchased for use on the lawn of tho col low settlement house, and that the lw.ml of control consider tho ndvlmblllty of binding for pormnnent li brary uso the complete Itles of magazlnos now nt the house. THE POSTKU PARTY. A most delightful ha well ns novel on tertntnmont wns n ixister party given by the members of the Kappa Kappa Gam ma sorority Saturday evening, March 27, for tho bonollt of the college sottlomont. A number of different methods of rais ing money for tho support of tho sottlo mont have boon employed during the year but perhnps none have mot with Rroator buotews than this last rntcrtn!nmn Af. tor all expenses wore paid, twenty-two dollars and llfty cents wns banded to tho committee on college settlement funds. About twenty-tlve numbors made up tho program, these were tableaux, represent ing different advertisements, nnd maga zines. Several musical numbers vnried tho program. Vocal solos were rendored by Misses Griggs, Eleanor Rnymond, Jes sie Lansing nnd Uessle Tumor; Instru mental by Misses Rlssor nnd Colson, and a violin solo by Edith Schwartz. Tho posters wore represented as folows: Uelongs' hooks and eyes, Cora Crop soy nnd Stella Elliott. Van Camps' pork and beans, Ellen Gere, also a second tableau representing tho samo by Adolloyd "Whiting nnd Francis Goro. Rublfoam Mnud Rlsser, Grace Uroady, Noll mu and Peter Tnu. Society musical instruments Mnud Rls ser, Eleanor Raymond, Mr, Wlllnrd Yates and howe Rlokotts. Ivory soap was represented by threo tableaux, one by Miss Iitiu, anotbor by Clara Hammond nnd Dora Harloy, and the third by Nnamah Lowo, Jossio Jury and Anna Uroady. Crown piano Nolllo Griggs and Leon ora Richards. Clovohmd's Raking powder Ena Rlck etts, also a second by Leonora Richards. Rakers' ehocolato Grace Uroady. Eownoy's Anna Rroidy. Columbia bicycle Francis Gere. Copco soap Nellie Griggs. Chocolate M en lor Adolloyd Whiting. Vogue Ellen Goro. Pear's soap May Colson. Aeollen Ena Rlokotts, Mny Colson and Will Rnymond. The Purltun Miss "Vhltlng. This tab lean was especially pretty, for while It was given "Spin, Spiny wns sung by Miss Raymond, behind the teenes. Fibre ehnmols was given twice. The llrst time bj Ena Rlokotts, Mr. Rlcketts and Mr. Doubrnvu, the second tableau represented a football victory. Miss Huutz carried the ponnnnt and flag whllo the victors, Messrs. Packard, Oury, Shedd and Raymond, Just from tho Hold, stood around her, and as tho ndvertlso mont uunounces, "Tims ends tho bloody business of the day." Big Bargains in Ladies' Cloaks Ladies' Underwear Ladies' Hosiery Ladies' Gloves Gents' Underwear Gents' Hosiery Gents' Gloves MILLER & PAINE, 1229 to 1239 O Street. THE AVODEL 316 S. South Twelfth St. Meals 15 cts. DINING MALL Tabic Board $3... per Week. Monl Tickets, 21 Meals, S3. K SPECIHL RRT6 Will bo mado to STUDENTS upon application. YOU WILL SAVE TIME By taking ho , FOR MAIN LINE, And Norfolk Branch. All Points in Kansas. Kcop this in mind when going on foot-ball trips or any vacation. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1044 O Street. 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