The Hesperian / (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1899, January 21, 1898, Page 16, Image 16
; ?1F' ftp ,- j id THB V HEQPERiAft aa?E W.r BVjiN VT ,' . ft T 'fiMT'. iHfi 'IBB a vammwBlSLi , divine oharity and spiritual tenderness will place on the downward path of the applicant for brotherhood. Wo wonder how many practical, sowl-stirring jokes they will play on him before ho may rightfully turn his slops toward East Lincoln, that Mecca of his hopes. ' Will they say grace every time they sit down for a game of poker? Will all utter a fervent "Amen" as BillieAjding or Tommy Mi'mnY""""" 'i r " '"7r"""ril.'j' '"' juunn raKes in uiejMfcjw win uiey nil utter fervent thanks as the servant passes around the beer in good sijsed glasses? What a gymnast Ollie Chambers will be in his first waltz. (AlasI the poor body!) Will gentle PetiflJMiompson murmer his love ditties in the ear of some pretty but proud "frat" girl? All of these legitimate questions come to us in our meditations and wo find no answer. All of which bring to our mind the celebrated saying of i certain man named Christ, "Ye cannot serve God and mammon. Jim . Fecliet has been appointed first sar gearit of Co. B to succed Geo. Shedd. , Mr. A. J. Weaver 'DO, of Falls City, wan at "the University yesterday. The Y. W. C. A. held an informal recep tion in their rooms Wednesday of this week. Lou Stringer, the football player, has failed to put in an appearance since the holidays. Mim Anna Yore, a Tri Delta, is confined at hsr homo by an attack of scarlet fever. Mm Lulu Wirt, Pi Beta Phi, of Hbldrege will return to resume work next semester. Chancellor MacLean acted as toast master the banquet of the Swine Breeders and Agricultural society Tuesday evening. Mr, -Whitmore, president of the Swine Breeders and Stockman's Association, gave a talk im efcapel Thursday morning which was kiaHily cjoyed. give a series of lectures on "Military Typo ' fcraphy" to his class in military field engineer ing next semester. The political pot has boiled this week. The Senior class election this afternoon and the approftehiag Junior Annual board election of '00 kave beoa the causes of the "intriffuincr aad wire pdliagf " Chess Club and the Business Men's Chess Club was finished last night. The University won by a score of 10J- to 7i. P. J. Barron, , , Leo Edwards and Elmer Holbon ronrf-Rphtod the University. .' - J ft Miss Annie Prey '96, lins been tendered a, position in the DcWitt high school to succeed. Miss Anna Broady who has a position in 'the Beatrice high school. She will leave Saturday to take up hor work. Tho department df- l,12v "n 1,.,,,. .. ..i,i.iA ...n:j ,. j. tjr " lugimu win msi- u vumuuiu ussibiaut. jh.mm Prey is an active member of tho English dub" and one of tho editors of tho "Kioto." jv-V r" HMif T.nrlina TiYuinlfv olnli ninf. Wnil niwUu' J1 - at the residence of Prof. G. W. Taylor 435 jNT 25 street. Tho topio discussed was tho influ ence of literary societies aud fraternities in ' tho University. Miss Jessie Lansing and Vergil Barber represented tho fraternities and Miss Idillia Jefteroy and J. W. Seaiijon up- jL held tho literary societies. After the discus-; 'f sion light refreshments were served. -' KM' M(WrfV t '. 1 V The most successful event in University so-1, " cial circles of this year was tho third annual T' x liop of tho Pershing Rifles, given at the Lk -IA coin Hotel on Friday evening, January 14. It " hisu pi-uvcu u) uu u iiiorougji military oau lor uii tiiu luuiuuura ui iuu coiupuuy were 1U IUU , iini(Viim T.iiitniiof.Tnijliitif orl Tlfwci Tln .Op't Stotsenburg led the grand march. Tho osi- Xu'' "" 1 mitteo on arrangements, composed of Wiggea-v ' ij? ' horn, Koyes, Weeks and Hendy, deerye , ,7 v J little praise for their efforts. ' 'W 4 fTvf I UNIVERSITY (JAP :M ' and GOWN MAKERS,? : . COTTRKLL & LEONARD, Albany, N. Y. Uili Makers to the Amotliian verslties. Illustrated bulletiu on requart 3 G. R. WOLF fj Mtmufacturer of 111 u wiuAkd 1039 O Street. Jm Imtek 'bfcwea ifie University Wo take spool til paitiH to please studenU when fnrnUuipg tlioin with COAL AND WOOD, Hutch ins & Hyatt, MrO-Mce, 1040 O street. Phoae 8, e 1 . 8BBSissisr,,r' ' ' - BbhbhB1 . uH9I1!EhHhGk& 'it- M ""J j "tifi -4.1 y,x.fM4 TSs 'Pm (WT h