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The second basket ball team will play
the Lincoln high school team in the gym
on Thursday night.
A. J. Stratton, ex:'00, passed through
.Lincoln enrouto for Eckley, Colo., last
week. Ho spent Saturday and Satur
day and Sunday at tho Sigma Chi
house.
Among the out-of-town Pill Psls who
Attended the banquet Saturday nignt
wero Ernest "vlggenorn, '98, and A.
S. Pearse, '00, of omaha, and Bert
Chustlo of Omaha.
The legislature of Wisconsin has re
fused to pass what is known as the
-fraternity bill." This bill would have
.given fraternities building sites or the
cam us.
Miss Henderson, general secretary
of tho Y.'W. C. A., has been called-to'
her home in Tola, Kan., on account of
the serious illness of her mother. She
will probably return after the Easter
vacation.
Tho college settlement board is at
tempting to secure a location for Gra
ham Taylor house near 2uih and N
.streets. Very littlo work has been done
of late but when the new location is
secured tho regular classes and other
"work will bo resumed.
Tho Y. W. C. A. has made arrange
ments for a series of weekly meetings
to be led by instructors in the uni
versity and pastors in the city. Prac
tical subjects will be taken up. The
first meeting of the scries will be held
in the old chapel on Wednesday.
Ernest Seton-Thompson, the lecturer
on natural history, will give a lecture
Aprh 6th in the Oliver theater, under
the auspices of the Y. M. C. A- Besides
being a popular scientific lecturer, Mr.
Seton-Thompson has contributed many
stories on animals to tho literature of
the day
At their last meeting the Union
society elected tho following officers:
Miss Blanch'o Mickey, president; Mr.
John Swenson, vice-president; Mr. Ed
wlnj Robertson, recording secretary;
Mr. Jno. McGuire, corresrkmdlng secre
tary; Mr. J. A. Duff, treasurer; Mr.
Thomas, critic, and Mr. Hawksby, ex
officio sergeant-at-arms.
Tho Palladian Literary society held
their election of officers Tuesday,
March 19, 1901. The result was as
follows: President, O. A. "Elliot; -vice-president,
Miss Phelps; treasurer, C.
C. Telleson; secretary, C. A- Pearson;
sergeant-at-arms, Miss Bessie Butler;
critic, Edward Rwe; historian. Miss
Zinger.
DEBATE POSTPONED.
At a meeting of the debating asso
ciation held last week it was decided
that the debate with Leland Stanford
this year is not practicable, and that
it should be postponed until next semester.
MAKE $25 IN FIVE MINUTES.
Here is a chance for the girls and
ijoys of Lincoln. Make $25 In 5 min
utes. You pay $1.60 for which you get
Fcitshan's elocution book and ten les
sons In elocution. Then you enter the
contest and take tho prize in five min
utes. Prof. Feitsbans, who studied at
Yale and Harvard, and graduated in
tho Philadelphia school will give the
instruction.
See bfm at once at No, 231 So, 11th
SL, Room 7. You will find him there
from 4 to C and 7 to 9 p. m.
t&&
seeiETY
Miss Rose ' Foster entertained inform
ally lost Saturday evening at her home.
Those present were: Misses Honeywell,
Margaret Honeywell, Harper, Loomis,
Messrs. Smith, Humphrey, Roberts, Mar
tin, Hill, and Louglcy.
Phi Kappa Psi gave their sixth annual
banquet at the chapter house last Satur
day evening. The following is the toast
list: '-'Phi Kappa Psi in Swaddling
Clothes," J. J. Ledwith; "A Noonday
Glare," W. R. Hcartt; "In Our Keep
ing," Rev. W. H. Manss; "In the Upper
Room," Senator F. M. Curric; "In Honor
Preferred," Geo. Shedd; "In Memory
Green," Harrey G. Shedd; "In Auld
Lang Syne," Hon. C. IJ. Gere; "In
Bonds Close Knit," President W. G.
Aylsworth, Cotner University.
The officers of the cadet battalion gave
their first annual hop at Walsh hall last
Friday evening. The committee on ar
rangements were Captain Tuekey, Com
mandant Brown, and Lieutenant Drain.
BASKET BALL THURSDAY.
A basket ball game has been arranged
between the Lincoln High School and
the Second University team. The lineup
will probably be:
niversity
oyes 1
abie
brill (
aymond
iltner '
Just precceding the basket ball game
will be the exhibition drill-bthe Persia
ing Rifles. At the close of the drill the
spell down for the gold medal will take
place. The Ideal mandolin club will
play several selections.
The price of admission will be 10 cents,
the proceeds of the evening being turned
into the Athletic association.
University High School
Noyes Forward Hagensick
Tobie Forward Woods
Morill Center Bennedict
Raymond Guard Bell orStayts
Hiltner Guard Steele
PALLADIAN PLAY.
The following program was given by
the Palladian Society Friday evening:
Music Selected
Shadow Play, "Prudenceand Heakiah."
Cast of characters:
Prudence Carrie M. Steller
Hezikiab, Sr. Louis Lightner
Pirate Fred J. Kelley
Reader Florence Boose
Hczikiah, Jr. T. M. Hewitt
Instrumental Solo, Polonaise Chopin
Miss Marie Norin.
A True Story, "An Every Day Heroine"
Farce, "You Must Be Dreaming." Cast
of characters:
Lieutenant Hastings (who dreams of love
sleeping or waking) E. W. Rowe
Mr. Peter Armitage (who, being logical,
never dreams C. C. Tcllison
Mrs. Peter Armitage( who, beingillogical,
wakes from her dreams) Altcrta Hcarn
Miss Jenny Armitage (who, being the off
spring of logical and illogical, dreams
while she is awake Clara Fowler
W. C. Hannan, who was one of Ne
Nebraska's representatives in the extem
poraneous contest with Minnesota, has
left school.
It will Interest students of astron
omy to learn that a party from Lick
Observatory will Boon leavo for Bor
neo and Sumatra, where observations
of the sun's eclipse in May can be obtained.
The work In this semester's politi
cal economy Is somewhat different
from former semesters. No readings
will be required but special papers will
be required on the following subjects:
"Colonial Economy," "Tho Iron Indus
try," "Tho Cotton Culture," and "La
bor Interests in the United, States."
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