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About The Nebraskan. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1892-1899 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1897)
Locals. $sm8 Jllss MiiiiiI Kisser will entertain Nat linln.v afternoon. hh Matthews of Schuyler visited jli-s Kllii'l Collins this week. Mr, (olmnn MeCiine etinie down to st.f IlIT (Itlllgllter, l''V" ll,H W'l'Ull, I'liil Kus-ell was mIiowIhh- IiIh fatlii'i iii'iiiiml the University Charter Day. See Ir. Leonlmrdt's ml. In llils Issue, Hilt WcslCOtl WIIS Visiting ('. Al v,oml through the Charter Du.v fcstlv. jtle'. Snpl. Churchill oT Iloonc county litis li,.rn in Lincoln, tlu guest of Fred Ab linlt. I'M Delta Tlielu initialed .lohn Hus tle mihI Thomas Itoddy Inst Tuesday (i iiing. Mivs Dora Wiggenliorn. 'HI, of Ash lain'. Is visiting her sister, .Miss Kclnin llii- eel. Mr. .lames Hell oT David City was (I nest of his nleee, Miss .MeCiine, Jiiht v. eeU. M,sh Inez Arnold of Ashland, a. for-im-r -indent, Is tin1 guest of Miss Lisle "ill 'iison. -Hutch" Wells and Ernest Welin Men' initiated into Kiginn Chi last Tri.i, evening. M, s Music Ames entertained the Dili i Delta Delias and n few friends Tlni'-day evening. s, the ad. of the llaeyele In this jsH . 'I'lien call at 1:15 South 12th and mm the wheel Itself. l - Sara N'ieman of Sclmvler visit- liss Klitlierlnc Woods and nttcnd ic Delta (iiiima party. ('. Saslon, 'till, of Edgar, took in harter Day celebration and vis his Sigma Chi brothers. (if. Fussier will leetnre. at Ween- eil I i;. the itl'll Pi ing Water before Teachers' institute Puvid It. Harks the Cass County Mai eh 27. of Fuirburv 'nine party ap io attend the Delta (iiunnia ami i lie i miner un, eerelscs. P. Sheldon has been unable to at teml classes for a week. Ills time was tnkiii up with u ease of the grip. Mis.. Kdith McDonald of Frcm-int pittw ilowu to take in the Delia (iiin gn:i i:iit, and was the guest of the ss,. n.idgc. T I'here are others." as (food, perhaps, l,P'iionc better than the pictures tak- Wit the Students' Photograph (al kij., lo.ll () street. I. I., (.hard, JIl.'i South Twelfth, sells the Kiic.vcle because it is the best wheel on the market. Take a look at it mid be convinced, , A stuck of Huntington special die .stamp siationery lias been received by iae i "-op. ii muxes me preniest u. of , tablet yet seen. Prof. Possler spoke to the Phi Kappa 1'si frnternit.v on the ideal of the Uni vcrsiiv man and his duty to society lust .siiuda.v afternoon. Our Suitoriuin is ojicn day and night. New spring suitings now in. (iaiilncr Tailoring Co., corner Elev enth ami 0 streets, phone 70S. Jiiilpli ( . SiiNton. 'I7, is visiting with his fi.iteruit.v brothers of Sigma Chi. lie will remain in the city to attend the junior promenade this' evening. Special discount be given stu diMiis w luive their wheels repaired id . I. (.hard's, HIS South Twelfth st re. i . Satisfactory workmanship giuii.mtccd. If vou want the most artistic work in Hi. line of photographs, Clements, the Photographer, at 12!) So. 11th st., can iln vour work to suit vou at. the LOW l.sT prices. The Home ltestniirunt at :i2.1 North Nintii street, kindly solicits the pa-tronii-'e of all University students. Our prin is $x jut week, and we will give you H. best board in the city. If i"i want your hair cut artistic "ll.v mI in the latest styles, call on Sam Ui'stcrlleld.117 North Thirteenth Mi-en He has had eighteen years' e peii, m,i. wlHi students and guaran tees . iiisfaetion. Ui i.rllur Mael.ean addressed the lilsi. i class or the high scIkmiI lasi Jinn ui.v afternoon. This Is the ilrst "' ii iiics of lectures by I'nlvcrslty pro i ois and ouiers to be enjoyed I'.v ' ' club this spring. Tt spedni insignia of the. IVrsh uig i.'iilcs has arrived and the lnem ht'r . i that company are now disting J'lMi I from the rest of the eadet.s byline- i ,sK guns with the Initials "PR" wliii i, are worn on the collar of the "lei uniforms. St i nuts yvho are particular as to he i iipearancc of thuir shoes have their repairing done lv II. Capes, pnun, ui shoeinaker at ta.'l South 12th Mroit He makes a specialty of rc pjiiru .; round toed shoes and has spe 1'ial iipparatus to do it in the right wily. W. fire sellinu- It karat irold foun- lain I,, 1 ' .,,,r, .,.-i- 4 iiii v'lTll.o Llll, tllstiii naner. reirntni. uJk.,. (In iur 100. llcli flitt. ......l. ..4 -ri ......I.. ......I. lHstor covers at !)c, Kle, 15e and 18c well. Student's note books, 4e each. I'ik. liens, pencils, tablets and till col ipRo supplies at lowest figure. Book niitl Siationery Department lleriiol Blii'inier A- Co. Siiturilny, IVb. 12, Kappa Alpha iiiftu initiated Miss Winifred Hill, at lo lannc of Miss Franeea Cunnlng 'inni. After the ceremonies the chap 'c I'i'li-brated its birthday by a bau V'ot at Miss Kmilv Weeks', Those Preheat were the active mcjiibiM-s, the niuinni -visit itU- Thetas and Miss ,lcs- n, P.uland, pledgling. The nu'inbers of the rallndian fiocie- J wire pleasantly entertained at n jnit'iuinc party Monday evening at tnc "onte of Mibh .letrrey, 227 Soutli 'XAveti- V-8iu,n, streeU More than eighty "iis iire present, among -whom were main alumni. Novel valentine games and puzzles, together with tt dainty luncheon, made merry the com j)im, till a late hour. All the latest eoon songs at half price. All the Intcst songs and nitirehci at half price or better. Large list of mandolin ami guitar music at cents per copy. Vou can get hotter work for less money In nm picture, depart ment than any where, else in town. Framed pictures size 2tl.22 Inches, over twenty dllVerent subjects, "So, sfu' and .$1.00. Special prices mi fram ing pictures and photos. Music and Picture Department, llerjiolshelmur '' Co. si:moi class mioktinh. The seniors held their Ilrst clnss meeting of the second sem.'ster Inst I'Yldny. The new olllcers present, eon sisung oi ii, ii, .viiiriiu, presuiciu,ti"i (icorge Hurget, vice presldent,und Ma bel ( iishmau, secretary, were Install ed by the retiring president, (I corgi Kindler. Mr. Klndlcr made a brief speech In welcomng the newly elect ed olllcers, which called forth much applause. Mr. Iluvget reported that tin alValrs of the class book wen progressing very favorably with the exception that the members of the class were not showing the. proper interest. Miss (ireeu on class play reported that the work on Ihe main play was well under way but the curtain raiser was as jet in an undeveloped condi tion. On motion the president appointed committees on programs and Invita tions also to confer with the senior laws to decide what recognition should be given them. niASB and wih:i:li:i coxtkst. The annual Chase and Wheeler ora torical contest of the Palladiiiti so ciety comes olV in Palladlau hall to night. Owing to the fact that there were only two contestants It was thought best not to have it In the chnpel as has been the case in past years. Messrs. Tucker and Sams are the only members who could take part this year. Notwithstanding tin fact, that there tire only two entriesji. very Interesting contest is anticipated. Suitable, music has been provit.ed by the committee in charge which to gether with the orations will complete the evening's entertainment. The judges on manuscript tire W. O. .lones. Prof. 11111 and J. A. Mai-etl, Judges on delivery are T. I'. A. Will lams, ,1. W. Scarsoii and Prof. Wolfe. SPANKS 1MIO.M KLKCTIHCAL KXHIHIT. Shi was too late, for the lecture so he took up tickets at. the armory, and not knowing Mr. Randolph you should have seen his face when lie struck that gentleman for a ticket. Did you see Jack? He was the big gest man in the line. It only takes about, three full 11 edged electrical engineers to put in a fuse. The electric sparks in the armory last Monday evening were dim as compared with the sparking done by Hillgreen iiud Windy Hyde. The following was overheard tit the exhibit: "Do tell about the direct nud indirect current use on the elec tric griddle." CIIALLKNC.K FROM MINNKROTA. 1'rof. Hastings is in receipt of a let ter from the University of Minnesota challenging the track team of this uni versity for a meet to take place in Lincoln or sonic city midway between the two universities. The matter will be laid before the Vfhletie Hoard, and it is very probable that the challenge will be accepted, with the recommen dation that the track meet be held in Omaha during the. exposition. Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. IIKCKPTTON. Tomorrow evening the Y. M. and Y, W. C. A. will give their midwinter re ception to students and faculty. This is one of the few nll-l'niversity gath ings and every student, should make an effort to be present. The Phi Knp pa. Psi fraternity has kindly offered their house at 1030 0 street for the occasion. I YOUNG MEN ... HE Don't fail to look at the fine is line of Men1 s Suits and Over- H coats from $7 to $20 at the 1115-17 O Street, liiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiUiimiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CANDY r V CATHARTIC CATHARTIC CURE CONSTIPATION L .11 MOW PJIOM lOMoii'l' The junior nroiiiciii..., n... event of the year In I nlversltv eir coin nolei? P,nP t,,,,iL"" "l " Lin Evcr.vthlnir nnsslbi i tfttat .. .. V'" "";,B.m" .w h .ii- ways Is number . u..- uiiiversnv. Vnm t, ol t cketM mil. I ii t Hint a larue crowd win ... .. . ' unee vvhich ensures tl. Hnancial .'" cess of the enterprise. It was feared that the iiiuinuiiI nuiuh,.,. r it :, ty parties given this year t the Lin eo In. would end to slightly abate the interest In the junior pro,,,., !,, ml fear has been dlspclltd by the Inter est shown during the punt week. All ho fraternities have sign Hied their Intention of decoratIg some part of he hitl with their Insignia and col ors, which with a iilintifiii ...... c. ..!.... of scarlet and cream will relieve the monotony of bare walls ami give a de cidedly pretty effect o the scene Chnneellor mid Jin, MiieLenn 'will lead the grand manh, which starts promptly tit t) o'clock. The other pat rons and patronesses are Lieutenant and Mrs. Stotsenberg. Urgent mid .Mrs Morrill, Prof, and Mrs. Richards mid Mr. mid Mrs. II. II. Wilson. The committees in charge are Roy Shlek, chairman, Jtoy Sawyer, master of ceremonies; Misses Stewart, .Shank, Woods, MaoFnrlnnd and Hurley; Messrs. Mumford, Ihoiner, Whcdon, Kind, Drown, Shuft Utonii and Keehet. (II. KB C'l.UH ONCKRT. The diversity Glee and llnnjo club gave its first home concert at the Oli ver theatre last J'Ylihiy evening. imr sized audience was present, to greet the boys. The boxes were occu pied by several of tin fraternities and literary societies, mid were tastefully draped in the colors of those oriumi. at ions. That the program vns appreciated is shown by the fact that every num ber with one exception was encored. The numbers by the glee club were interspersed with sclctions from the banjo olul, vacli of which received a hearty recall. The sobs by Miss Treat and Miss Palmer and the cornet solos by Mr. Wehn were tlucc of the most pleasing numbers of tie evening, and each was forced to mpond to an en core. If any criticism wen to be passed on the concert it would be that the glee club was not heard often enough mid the variety of songs was not so great as last year. However, the con cert was satisfactory r.s a whole, mm Prof. Kimball has done well to get iae noys trained for a convert early in the season. so CllAl'KL TALKS. Pies. Draper of the University of Il linois, the Charter Day orator, Hrig. (Jen. Dills and wife of Fnirbury, and Regents Weston, Kenower and Yon I'orrell occupied seats on the platform at chapel Wednesday morning. The three members of the Hoard of Re gents were introduced by the chancel lor, the two former as Illinois men, that being Illinois' day, the last as a Nebraska product, and each spoke briefly and entertainingly. The chan cellor then presented Prcs. Draper to close the exercises, who spoke for sonic time ver.v hajmily. Tn closing he said he had seen every department of the t'niversitv, but the yelling depart ment and lie would be glad to hear that if there was one. The students were pleased and very competent to satisfy him on that score. PKRSHINC; JUKLKS WIN. The Pershing llifles indoor baseball team turned the tables on the Athletic team and took revenge for previous defeats by winning out. with the close score of ." to t. The Persliings started out with a small lead, but the score was soon tied, .'I to ;, and remained so up to the eighth inning, when Lau knocked in two runs by a long hit. The game was intensely exciting from the first to Inst, and neither side could claim a victory until the Inst man was out. Doth teams put up ar excellen arti cle of ball, and the game deserved a better attendance than it received. EWING CLOTHING CO. . ALL DRUGGISTS MJ. FINE DPESS GOODS FOR SPRING. MILLER iohirmA $$s PARTY SLIPPERS i We call ,onr special attention to a lliu of these goods, superior ill va- Vict.v, ipuility mid nlue, to anything ever seen in Lincoln. Kvery new ondt jpopular noM'lt.v, as well as all the staple styles, are here ouoted at pricesT linwer in miin.v cases than (lie regular OXFORDS BZtfZ3Em i Itrokei lines of Ladies' Oxfords limbic slocl at this season, we much jllnes. (oiHcqiicntly, cost or value are not considered in the price-making' Jof these. That llie.v must go is the onh consideration. -Wash Dress Goodsi. It limy seem rather earlv to talk Summer Dross (ioods. but liartv Presses must be considered, and there is certainly nothing daintier or pret Itier than Swiss, Lawn or Dimity, i-t well as the many novelty weaves now Son the market. Then you must consider the fact that bv mnkincr selections now you receive the ncnettt or unbroken assortments and have nn oppor jtunitv to select your gowns from a stock that is perfectly fresh. KID GLOVES i smsaBQzi i I 'or street and eveninir near, all y imnii iiuri-i in mi iimuers, mime to Ipartinent exclusively. Don't fail to 1 J..1 1 .1! r i. ..... , . FOR It you are interested in up-to-date 11... I . .... .....I ... ... . . -,,ix. iiirni i-iinu-iii mjk'k iii iiecKwcur, suiris, luiir-liose, etc., a visit to ourf Itiew nens furnishing goods department will be of benefit to you in ninnvL , respects. " t 1 L The NebraskatPniveraity School OFFERS COMPLETE COURSES IN THE FOLLOWING BRANCHES: Pipe Organ, Piano lprte, Voile Training, String Instruments, Wind Instruments. Harmony, Counterpoint, llistory,0en eral Tieory, Sight Reading, If you ire thinking of studying music Investigate the merits of this school. WILLIABD KIMBALL, Director, Mr. Albert Ttirpin's Now open for Season 1S97-98. Adult classes every Tuesdays and Thursdays. Juvenile, Wednesday 4 P. M., Saturdays, 2 1 M. Assemblies every Thursday eve. Hall for rent. Special rates to clubs and fraternities. Call nt 1132 JT St, for terms, etc. Oillce hours 9 ao 11:30 a. in. 2 to 5 p. m. TVew England Mutual Life. Chartered 1835. For circulars, sample policies and rates call on G, W. NOBLE, Manager, (040 0 street. Lincoln, Neb, Fancy silks, fine all wool and silk and wool novelties and cotton fabrics from the most celebrated manufact urers in the world. If you want the choicest things of the season you are invited to make your select ions while the assort ment is at Us best. & PAINE. wholesale. that must not linger, for although ynl-' prefer the room for sprlnij and summer the new sIuuIkm. n.n1.-.. unit ui6 U... our special order ami shown In our de see our line. . . : .j ...... i.... MEN furnishings and desirous of seelnci .. . . .... . . L of Mttsic OFFERS FREE ADVANTAGE NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE. Free Scholarship in all Departments Orchestral Training, Military- Hand Training, Concerts, Lectures, Reel tola, The First National Ban LINCOLN, NEB. Capital - - 5400,000 D.D. MDIB, n. S. FREEMAN, President, Coahlta- W. C. PHILLIPS Ass't Cashier 'DlllKGTOltfli C. F. SMITH, JOHN H. AMES, V. C, WILSON, D. D. limit, C E. PERKINS, C, J. ERNS1 MMHHB, ii SPSHHBBMBI""
