The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
College News.
MOTHS.

CENTRAL NOTES.
MISS Bessie TaggGri returned last Mondal
and IL hard Mt work again.
Mime BIiil has returned from Chicago aud Il
again at her post OF duiy at the college.
On Monday afternoon Prof. Jones kindly
consented to take a few of his girls to COen'i
greenhouse. We understand The ladies CAV.
him II box of beautiful flowers as = token o.
their appreciation of his kindness.
Many thanks to the young gentlemen OF W
M. A, Tor their polite Invitation to their open
session on the evening Of the 22nd INST That ID
The absorbing topic OF conversation and ex.
psctancy with our gIrls now. The young gen
tleInen to participate are sad to be quite talent.
Ell. hence we anticipate II lns nIrTialnment.
Several from our college went up TO Kansas
City TO hear D'Albert and saraskti ON the 18th
Among those were President and Mis-. A. A.
Jones. Misses SiandsfoTd and Clemens teach
rrsI. and Misses Blanche Harper, Helen Cobb
and Lille Lash. No need TO say they enjoyed
It. Tor Ia. whole world knows Of those masters.
On the IAN our college msil Was huge. Such
VI the young ladies NJ are 50 fortunate ne TO
possess those beings called "swesthearts,"
eagerly awaited The distribution of the many
boxes OF various sizes and shapes. Your re-
porter was not 80 placed as TO be able 10 SEE
many OF them. hut she knows Vt two lovely
little gifts answering well the purpose of Valen-
tines. One II pretty celluloid bound book.
''Beuuties OF Tenn ~ysOn"-theO other. = box OIL
cut nOwsrs. Strange to say the recipient OF The
flowers can not Imagine who sent them.
". NJ. TAPS.
Cadets Allen and Harrelson were confined to
their beds ldst Mon lay. Cause: They attended
The Is. h. Z. cantsta The evening before.
The afa pnIl auan WA mt u.rv aUrraahIa Ia
the cadets as II caused them to stay Indoor.
which runs against the grain Of cadet.
Everything you hear about the barracks ID
about the open session and ~ the time for lt to
come OF draws near. the wO rk increases more
rapidly.
Prof. HEmili and Miss Hutchius were up 10
chapel exercises last Tuesday. Miss Hutohius
entertained the cadets TO n higt, degree by =
select reading.
Arthur Abel. OF Kansas City, an old cadet Of
W NJ. NJ. came down from his home TO make
the cadets a short Visit. He has changed ~
since we iast saw him that W. hardly knew him.
Cadets Hoffman ana Gauldln returned Tues
day mcrning from Slater. Mo where they
vent last Friday ~ delegates of the academy
r. NJ. &. A. to the district oon yen,ion held at
that place.
The following 10 the programme OF the open
session to be given tonight.
f~RooaAAaK.
House called u order.
Quartette;
when The Noon Beams Fail at Eysninx a.
Cadets Mccain. Hoffman. Allen and Haniin
........ etheus Bound. 80
Cadet Tsubman
:.... beware OF lie yidders.''
Cadet Gauldin.
'bShi WV .SoltCtlOn.
Miss Kate =. Hollis.
Debate, Question::
ResolI cd, That Mankind 10 Growing Better
An. Cadets Lamer and MoGill. neg. Atkinson
and Piattenburg.
Vocal solo: .......... ..., Ballad.
Mlss May v. Gibbons.
..........."'College Oii CAus."
Cadet Crenshaw.
Defamation .. .......' shamus O'Brien. "
Cadet W. q Kelly.
Quartette; ......... Dancing on the W Avos."
Cadets Mccain. Hoffman. Allen and ,mlen
Paper: ...... -. .'Dislectic Tribune. 80
Cadet H. f. Black well, Editor.
Music will be furnished by the celebrated
Zeiler orchestra.