The Nebraskan-Hesperian.
Hlumni Department
Charley Tnio '98, and Stono '08, vtd
itcd at tho Phi Delta Theta house last
week.
John D. Hastie '99, visited his Phi
Delta Theta brothers last week. Mr.
hastie Is at present located In. west
ern Wyoming. Ho has been closing out
his father's business.
A. S. Pearso, '00, visited university
friends last Saturday. He is instruc
tor of biology and commandant of ca
rets in the Omaha high school.
J. C. Hitchman '98, left for Cuba a
week ago last Tuesday to accept a
position of draughtsman under ".Too"
Sargent, ex '99, "who is in charge of
the topographical survey of the -department
of Havana.
Herbert E. Reagan '97, was married
on March 19th to Miss Marion Ethel
MacArthur, of Chicago. Mr, Rea
S&n is in tho employ of the WcPtern
Electric Co.
cheers and repeated' rounds' of th'o uni
versity yell.
One of tho debates In which the uni
versity was Interested and in which
she wen honors is perhaps not known
to many of tho students. Tho third
year German class in tho Geneva high
school gave a German debate, not long
ago, under the direction of Miss Nettie
Henry, '00. '1 ho German speaking peo
ple of tho city wcro Invited to act as
judges. It was their verdict that the
work of this class was a happy sur
prise to them and reflected great credit
upon Miss Henry's ability as a teacher.
Will Dungan, one of tho famous
"Seven Bills" on tho '96 football team,
is at present in the Big Horn valley
with a B. & M. surveying party. At
tho time ho left tho university ho was
a junior in the civil engineering department.
BUTTON! BUTTON! BUTTON!
WHO'S GOT THE BUTTON ?
lAFl Ul n Y T PHOTO BUTTONS OF ALL KINDS,
Made to Order. We have a new machine,
the only one in the City Call and see some of our work
Tho position to which Ernest A.
Bessey, '96 and '38, has been appointed
was incorrectly stated in these col
umns last week. Mr, Bessey is chief
of the section ot seed and plant Intro
duction. This position was formerly
held by Jared G. Smith, '88 and '92.
The Phi Delta Thetas gave a smoker
for their ulumni last Saturday night.
.The alumni present were Messrs. Hag
gard, Ralph Haggard, True, Hastie,
NVolcott, and -alumni ot city.
Phi Delta fheta alumni in Chicago
aire "practicing a stunt which is en
joying a inaTked degree oi popularity.
Every Friday noon, at 12; 30, they
meet at the Boston Oyster House, Mad
ison and Clark streots, for lunch,
where a largo round table is reserved
ofr the party. Informality and socia
hility mark tho occasions. The lunch
eon hour is very generally known
throughout the fraternity and visiting
Phis, passing through the city, are fre
quently found among the goodly num
ber of local men aiways present.
Tho third annual dinner of the Ne
braska University Club of Chicago will
be held in tho ordinary of the Victoria
hotel, corner vanBuren street and
Michigan avenue, on tho evening of
Friday, April 19, 1901. Reception at
6:30 p. mr, dinner at 7:30 p.m.; plates
?2.00.
It is expected that two or three men
prominently connected with the uni
versity will attend and will address
the club. Definite announcement will
be made later.
All alumni, former students and
f nends of the university, together with
their wives, husbands or friends are
invited.
Please forward namo and address of
any alumnus recently removed to Chi
cago; also any change of address of a
former Tesident, to Ralph S. Mueller,
1217 New York uife Bldg., Chicago.
Saturday afternoon J. A. Green, '03,
left for New Mexico to enter tho em
ploy of the engineering department of
the Rock Island R. R. He will ho the
Assistant to J. M. Rohrbaugh, '98, who
s division engineer. As usual, when
one of their number loaves, the civil en
gineering boys sent him off amid
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The thirteenth Annual Course of Lectures will
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ospitals and dispensaries of Minneapolis and St.
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