THE HESPERIAN
E. F. Warner visited at his homo in Oroighton last week.
J. E Pearson took advantage of his vacation to visit his
homo and the University again.
It. D. Kingsbury, who wont homo with a fever last Tuesday,
has returned much improved in health.
W. It. Thatcher, science instructor in the Beatrice high
school, visited Palladian society Friday evening.
G. E. Kindler, principal of the West Side Beatrice school
spent his vacation among University friends.
Norman Shrove, who is attending Gallandet College in
Washington, D. C, writes that the Hesperian has kept him
in closo touch with University affairs.
J. P. Rome, assistant principal of the high school at Butte,
Montana, writes his appreciation of the Hesperian for this
year. Ho says it has been a very clean shoot.
The morning and afternoon classes in 2nd year gymnasium
played for the championship in basket-ball March 2A. The
game resulted in the score of 6 to 3 in favor of the afternoon
class.
Phi Kappa Psi entertained at the Lincoln Holol Wednes
day evening in honor of the delegates of that fraternity in
attendance at the district convention. A cotillion was the recrc
ation.
The Palladiaii8 elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: James Britton President; W. J. Lowry, Vice President;
Pearl Hensel, Corresponding Secretary; Blanche Rowe, Re
cording Secretary; J.J. King, Critic; Carl Moior, Sorgoant-at
Arms.
The Delians elected officers for the third term last week.
They wore as follows; E. F. Turner, President; Ruth Pyrtle,
Yico President; Clara Fleming, Secretary; Flossie Archor,
Treasurer; C. W. Jones, Critic; Nora Davis, Slato bearer; C.
H. Root, Sergeant-at-Arm8.
The Senior class has succeeded in choosing Mr. Kind as
chairman of its "prom" committee and Mr. Harmon as master
of ceremonies. Quito a fight was anticipated over the report
of the nominating comitteo but the great triumvirate was in
such a hopeless minority that its scattered forces appeared lu
dicrous with an occasional "No," "No," here and there.
The Woman's Club mot with Miss Barr March 27. About
two hundred ladies were present and greatly enjoyed the exer
cise. The 2 o'clock, 2nd year classes gave an exhibition of
marching, free-hand exercises, dumb-bells and Swedish exor
cises. The 2:30 class played the games, boan bag and pass
the ball. The event of the afternoon was the playing between
the Midgets and Giants. One team of Midgets under the
captainship of Jennie Pontzer played the Giants the first half
and Miss Edith Swartz's team the second half. As expected,
the Midgots wero beaten by the Giants who wore twice their
size, although the latter had to work for their points. After
this the Midgots played together, the score resulting in 4- to 2
in favor of Miss Swartz's team.
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