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THE HESPERIAN
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tory of Music, March 5th. Dancing and
games were the pastimes of the evening.
Both classes were well respected and all
report an enjoyable time.
Last Saturday night, the Y. M. C. A.
elected the following new oflicers: president,
Mr. "W. T. Elmore ; vice-president, Mr.
Davis ; recording secretary, Mr. "W. H.
Rhodes; corresponding secretary, Mr. R. P.
Teele; treasurer, Mr. Lunu.
Petitions are numerous in this institution.
Miss G received one not long ago
signed by some score of names. We can't
say at the present moment whether she
stopped chewing or took the hint in the
proper way and treated the crowd.
The Y; W. C. A. elected their oflicers for
the next association year, to begin April 1.
Miss Boose was elected president ; Miss
Burrows, vice-president; Miss Wheeler, re
cording secretary; Miss Bruner, correspond
ing secretary; and Miss Anman, treasurer.
The Senior law boys have organized a
moot court and are trying cases without the
aid of the faculty. Hatch, Sidles and Ed
wards have each served (is judge. As much
earnestness is shown in some of the pleas to
the jury as would be shown in actual trials.
The space in Union Hall was inadequate
to hold the crowd that flocked there to hear
the "Ghost Program." The music was es
pecially good. The two songs, "The Lay
of the Jobberwck," by Mr. Lehmer, and
the "ErI King," by Mr. Albers, were well
appreciated by the audience. "
The Senior party was in every way a suc
cess. This was mainly owing to the ingenu
ity of the hostess, Miss Oliva Pound.
Everyone was well entertained and pleased.
The artistic talent displayed during the even
ing was simply marvelous and the conversa
tion profound. After this feast of reason
and flow of soul, other more materialistic
refreshments were daintily served. The
company returned home very near Sunday
morning.
The graduating class of the Beatrice High
School were in Lincoln March 14. They
came for the express purpose of looking over
the University. It is a compliment to our
institution that they did not think to look
further for a good school. They knew we
had the best that could be had.
(Law class. Judge -Reese citing case and
commenting upon it):
Edwards. Well, Judge, the man who
wrote that opinion- certainly knew very little
about common law pleading.
Judge Perhaps so, I wrote it.
Edwards Ah, well! 1 1
The Omaha Club at the regular monthly
meeting, March 6, passed the following
resolution and ordered that it be given the
college papers for publication:
" Resolved, that the thanks of the Omaha
Club be extended to all those who kindly
aided us in making successful arrangements
for the Washington's birthday celebration.
QThe joint missionary meeting of the Y. M.
and Y. W. C. A. meet Sunday, March 2-t,
at 3 p. m. At 4 p. in. the Y. M's will hold
their meeting in Pal Indian Hall. The meet
ing is to be a typical band meeting, such as
they held during the winter vacation. The
The Y. W's meet at the Conservatory at the
same hour.
Get that new style hair-cut at Westerlield's.
See Drs. Ilodgman & McNay for first
class dental work at very low prices.
Dental parlors of Drs. Ilodgman & McNay
over Harley's. Reduced price to students.
Luther J. Abbott jr. and the editors are the
only authorized agents for the Hesperian.
Students should patronize Westerfiold, the
tonsorial artist. He will cut your hair in
the latest style.
Dr. Lee W. Edwards a former University
boy is located in rooms 90 and 91 Burr
Block, Phono 305.
Patronize "Westerfiold. ' Ho is up to date
on hair cutting. '