The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-10
BUTLER COLLEGE NOTES.

The Delta Tau Deltas will dance in their
hall Friday night.
Miss Hazel Reeves is out of school on
account of illness.
Rev. Mr.. Merrick. of New York, agent
of the American Peace Association, talked
10 the students Thursday morning.
The Pi Beta Phi girls celebrated found
ers' day Monday with a spread at the home
OF Miss Ethel Curryer on College avenue.
The seniors have selected Samuel Offutt.
OF Greenfield, to respond to their toast at
the alumni banquet commencement week.
Men are working on the golf links. and
if the grounds can be put into condition,
the formal opening of the club will be held
Monday.
Prof. G.. z. Coler, of Ann Arbor, Mich,
conducted chapel exercises yesterday
morning and gave a short talk on Michigan
University.
The Phi Delta Thetas will entertain in
their hall this evening in honor of the Phi
Debts who accompany the Franklin base
ball team.
The manuscripts competing for the soph-
omOre essay prizes have been submitted,
and the decision OF the judges will be an
nounced next week.
Miss Myrtle Taylor, of the art depart
ment, aided by her Greenfield pupils, will
give a reception and art exhibit at the
field, next Wednesday evening.
Preparations are being made for a ball
game between the faculty and theological
students 10 be played the middle of next
week. The t%heologs played their first game
against the varsity Wednesday evening,
and were defeated. IL to S.
The Tennis Association has elected the
following officers for this season: Presi-
dent. Verle Blair; vice president, Charles
Barnett; secretary and treasurer. Paul
Gufin, executive committee, w. H. Long,
Shelly Watts and Harry Dodson.
The faculty committee of the COllegian,
the college paper. has announced the staff
for 19O2-l903, as follows: E~ditor-in-chief,
Jasper Moses; business manager, John +.
Mitchell, jr.: staff. Chester Vernier, Helen
Downing, Charlotte Powell, Ruth Braden,
Cleo Hunt. Edith Abbott. Charles Nc
Elroy. Gertrude Cronback, Edith Longley,
Otto Wilson and Harry |. Dodson.
The regular programme of the PhiIo-
kurian Literary Society was postponed last
night and the evening appropriated to a
trial debate between the team which will
meet Notre Dame and a picked trio, COM
posed of Messrs. Underwood. Johnson and
Ofutt. The varsity team includes Messrs.
McElroy. Kern and Nernier. The debate
with Notre Dame will occur Wednesday.
The girls of Kappa Kappa Gamma enter
tanned their gentlemen friends yesterday
afternoon with a spread in the woods. The
party included Misses Nerna Richey. Char
lotte Powell, Edith LOngley. Essie Hunter.
Anne Heaton. Sadie Krause. Mary Wicker.
Hazel Reeves, Johnny Carpenter, Eliza
beth Vim Zant, Lora Campbell. Elizabeth
Paulson and Helen Downin and Messrs.
John Mitchell. Howard Dysr, Scott Hun
ter. Harold Mauzy, Ovid Butler. Will D.
Howe. Samue Offut. Cleo Hunt. Paul Muir
ray and Carl McGaughey.
The Franklin baseball team will play
Butler this afternoon on the latter's cam
pus at 4 o'clock. This will be the second
game between these two teams this season.
Franklin winning before, 8 TO l. Butler
has been playing hard since the defeat.
and hopes TO retrieve the loss to-day. The
two teams will line up as follows: