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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
Notice of Sale of Real Estate

state OF South Dakota, County Oh o n nloMn, re- OF
Nolice Is Ho, C6n,,ntv Court OF the County ol
IsI 2 Sat- !, !, of .! S ;eSs. IN p 'ne natter t'1A Of i {" s
2otl gay oi VII" lane Grouse, deceased. tht
n md %i ST | { ;.j tie ad j 4 st tSs S Gf ns;s S fsIisS
VII sen az ~ PIRATE or after the 9th day of'April, hao
and su ! &. S,,; ]so3 If Ins sam GS irad o IN i,
Gour,f al ahs srS ol1'v in the County of Brown an'
state q sontn j Pa .sia s5 an tha a'E Jane s' Grouse !:ie' !.
s t5e t time es Of ner &c de snii aud ali the right o,d title a1 y,
interest tnat the sa.d estate TED !' aiLe ny than bpn'S or il
S' 'iM5 or to S''' that Of i4 e.. sad las; S.m IA ana & 5" al
Grouse at the time of her ae1'lt' I'M si,ttate
I,s and psiHs i j. { h sand and q o"n"Sed q a ha" das
SAT- ~ 7uu ttnus IN vii. The Northwest guar
IerV Of Section 8. Township 1913, North oil rang
e.. West OF the 9th !. NJ
Dated March 20th. 1906. u,rn,c
administrator of the estate OF samantha jan
Grouse, deceased.
ust publ Mar 23-last April6l
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
ust publ. March i6-last A
Summons,

State of South Dakota, County of Brown. SIS
IN Circuit Court, Fifth judicial Circuit.
>. i. Ahcrn. Plaintiff, VS.. Mary Ann Ahprn En-.
gene Aliern. jeremiah Ahern, Edward b.
Aneru. Frank Alern. Josephine Sextoa. form
eriy Joseplne Ahern, Elizabeth Picrson, form
erly Elizabeth Aiern Ellen Ahern, surviving
MlaoW OF john S. Ahern. deceased, Edward
= Ahern lose Seaman, formerly Rose
anerD. Ma1tle Ahern. Josie Ahern, Frank
Ahern antJohn Aheru. sons and daughters of
I'VE SAD John 5. Ahern deceased defendants.
Inc State or South Dakota Sends Greeting to
Mary Ann Ahern, Eusene Ahern. Jeremiah
Ane.n, Edward B. Ahern. Frank Alern. 10.
Ssoiilhe sexton, formerly Josephine Ahern.
E,izaoeth Plerson, formerly Elizabeth Ahern
L,ien aliefn: surviving widow of John S. ahern,
deceased, Edward p. Ahern. Rose Scanlan'
formerly Rose Ahern. Matte Aherp, .Jnsis
Anetn. FRANK Ahern, and John Ahern. tne
above named defendants: wv
u ana each OF you are hereby summoned
ahu REQUIRED 10 appear and answer the com.
p!aint Vi tne ABOVE named plaintif, a cony or
WHICH complaint is horeto attached and ;,ere.
VIII served upon YOU, and to serve a copy Of
your answer upon the subscriber at his onirrss in :,
Aberdeen. south Dakota, within t;,irtv J.rs
AFTER The service of this summons uuon von .
oiusive OF me day OF service. and il Won fail IN
answer tnlS complaint within the tjnp afnra,
Salu; plalnlili will apply to the court for tho ra-
lirI demanded IN said complaint.
DATED August 8. 1905.
10 tlle above named defendants. take not;oa.
f 3 Nv Go'.pialnl III Tue above entitled action was
September, 1905. % uay Vi
]. o. CURTlSS,
Ilalnitffs Attorney.
Aberdeen, South Daso,a.
(tlist pub. Feb. 9-ast Nah o.l
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
Order for Hearing Petition for
Letters of Administration

Ata County Court Held in and for rro,,,
Counlv, South Dakota. at he ONCE of ,he a,omnl
~ Jra9e In city of Aberdeen. in said rnsn Jun uni
me fn day OF March A. ID, l9O6. '' VI
rresent hon. {. }. Hute. County Jndoa
Etate OF souih Dakota, County of Brown &C
Deceased. august Ddnme,
IN reading and filing the petition of aIho,. ID
D'n u ~ blown county, setting firth INT
ausus. nahme died interstate on the lg.h d.u az
Iume; ls9o, and PRAYING that Letters of Admn, VI
.slfation OF the estate OF said deceaS sad IN u
State OF South Dakota, on Sounty.
,,d inl IS ufdeIeG. that said apple ton and nat,
1 Rrnw ue nean oy the County Judge in and pf for
70 De held at his Office in the city 63f A 4 Term
n SAD County of Brown. on The o napeiaeen
April a. u. 1896, at 10 O'Clock a. m, Of th. ny OF
us rurtner Ordered, that due notice IN fbaay.
De gwen by publishing a notice Of hs .nereo1
tntee successive weeks once in aa n."iins iol
prior TO said hearing. in The AnerGsn, Week.
GRAZ, . newspaper published in SAID IrDeino,
anu tlat copies OF said notice be adIraS.ounty
tie heirS OF said August Dahme. deceasaaae 70
uehe IN tnls Slate, at their places NJ eu, resi-
anu aeposlted In the post-eiice, with ith ,a y
aye thereon prepaid. by the SAID mati ne ,ie post
lea y zen Gays before the time Of said hhs .a y a,
Datea az Aberdeen, s. Dakota. this aaTSa.ins.
March A. D. 1905. BY the Court tt ''h day o.
1SEAn CD. HUTE.
~ Atto cunsS OF me County Conrt
AtteSt: +. +. BUNSNESS CCIIsunL,tt
CHAs. N. HARRIS. Attorney deputy
tlst publ March 9-last March %,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23

Notcc is hereby given that the Board OF
Education OF the citv of Aberdeen in me
OF Brown. State ui south bakpta. WIN
sell MI public auction al the front door OF
In, rourt house In the city OF Aberdeen IN
said county and State, ON the lltl Gay OF
April. 1906 Mt The hour OF ten o,eiock a. y
the following dorribcd rea. estate Sltnhtt w
the plat OF West Aberdeen. IN said county "i'
Iots i to - Inclusive In block |; lots ! TO y
inclusive in book ;; lots 10 l. inclusive 10
block z; IaiS 10 II inclusive in block 4: lots
i and Q IN block IA and that part OF lots : ana
10 Ia block I4lying north OF right Of way orc;
Nj. X st. 7. Ky Co.; lois ! and IN 3loek -
aof thai part of lois aug IN u nl1cE L ~ aG ,on
q in block T.. and that part of lots ana 10 ~
block L lying ~nnrihoi rl.hi ni way o, sata
railroads; lots J.. !, ? and 10 W ninck " afiI
the ri-it OF way Of said railroad; lots ata :
in hlocl. 10, and tiu, part Of lot ) aud ! IN
block 10 lying north Of The right OF way OF
sid failrodd; lots 9. 10 and II In block 10 Ald
,hpt part OF lots l. and IL in block 10 lying
IL OF The rsghtof way Of said railroad: a
strip OIL aud lying between blocks L., 3 ana
4nid The north line of the southeast quarter
OF section "A in town i23 north. range u west;
iots / 10 IL inclusive in block ); lots ! To IA m
elusive in block OF the city councils rc-ttr-
ruu@ement OF West Aberdeen; lots To Fin
elusive in block OF city councils ro-:irrangc-
mrnto of West Abe'dccn: lots | TO > inclusive
and Q 10 IA inclusive, and that part of lots .,
:. Is and lGnorth OF the rirht OF way OF said
railro. d all in block 9 In the city councils RE-
arrangement lowest Aberdeen; lots | To 3 In
elusive and lots - to 20 inclusive and lots "A
OPS inclusive and that part OF lots 10, II II;
~ and - north of the right OF way OF said
railroad all In block Of the city councils re-
arrangement of West Aberdeen. Alsoa strip
of land lying north of said blocks ). . and
and The north line of sad quarter section
zion.
Said sale TO be to the highest bidder for
cash. provided such bid or bids be MOI less
tlliD 1bn lt,t Ss.AI kll ,,r.t tn, ~ ..yj .,,l -
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23

zsaps "A-era..~
ing business man of the city
quite recently drew from him
the fact that while in Redfeld a
week or SO ago he had made some
inquiries as to the working of
the municipal electric light plant
in that city. He prefaced his re.
marks by saying that he is op-
posed to the principle Of munich.
pal ownership. However, he ad.
mitted that he learned that the
people of Redfield are not only
well pleased with the service
they have been getting from the
new plant, which, although an all
night service, is the cheapest
they ever had. The experience
of nearby towns like Redfeld,
Brookings and a dozen smaller
places is most encouraging tic
the people of this city in their
determination to have electric
light service.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
Summons

state of South Dakota, County OF Brown $.
In Circui; Court. Fifth Judicial Circuli.
Y Mehner. PIaiutft. vs.. Philip Freile r. II.
Rocne. Josepha Bonneau. Julien Bohheau'
and the unknown heirs. deVlsees anu iesateTS'
and the executors or administrators OF 30
sepha Bonneau aud Julien Bonneah. aeVea7
ed. and the creditors OF Joscpla Bohheau anu
.Julien Bouueau, deceased. Isaac Lincoln as
signee for the benz ii, of creditors OF helslont
Mortgage Compahy. d oIpui"ai"n ~ ~ +" q
trustee of the Keystone Mortgage COMPANY +"
corporation, dissolved, Chas. il. Lose. y !"
Lose: also all persons VINO nave or Cain ~
have anS estate or interest in or men or "a
cambria ce upon the PREMISE uesctlneo III
the complaint, Defendants.
The state OF South Dakota, 10 INT ap"Nt
named defendants:
You are hereby ummuned ana feeulFtN Z
appear and answer the complaint OF ''le ap"N
pitiuiiG which WAS flied in tue "flice OF li'
Clerk OF the Court at Aberdeen. III the Count
Of Brown, state OF South Dakn,a, OF, .ne w
dav OF Febr AIRY, 1906. and when Draws int
Judgment uuieiing The title TO and the uetefIhl
nation of all adverse claims against me 'ehl'S
cs d. scrjbed IN the complaint, st aiea III son
County, lo-wir. North half ufsl OF Lot Two =
in Il 0ck twelve an. North Aberdeen, and u
serve Il copy of vour answer 10 SAID canlpiait
on the Undersigned al his office IN Abtrdtti'
South Dakota, within 'htr y days aiter the com
plcjcd service Uf lais luminous upon you. rA
elusive of the day OF such service: ana a. N"l
iail to answer SILT complaint within ne llh'
aforesaid, the p'aiutif viii apply 10 the tout
for the re lief dem ludeu IN tHe co npaiui.
Dated this 25lh dav OF February lsu5.
10. CUEriSS,
P!alntlaS Attorney.
Aberde IN, $. d.
nst mint Ma ch 2&-l.st Mavij
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
Order to Show use why safe
OF Real EGtl,a Should not be
NJ de

State OF South Dakota. County Of Brown IS.
In County Court. within aud for said County.
In the AIart r of the Estate OF William NJ,
Line. Deceased.
The state OF south Dakota Sends GreetlDy 10
James William Line. Walter Jay Line. SADIE
Line Woods. j Ssie L. Idell heirs 1T law and
next of kin Of William NJ. Line necea.ed.
You and each Of you are hereby notifed that
j. II. PonG. Administrator OF | ie estate dt vii
liam NJ. Line, deceased, has filed Ia the County
fstfator OF The estate OF Within "Msi IT. L Med" de.
ceased. to sell the following described zeal rs.
tate: Lots Ten (l0l, Eleven Iil and Twelve
il2l In Block Fourteen (lt). Smiths Addition
TO aberdeen, South Dakota, for rbe purpose OF
paving the debis and costs of administrator
against sold estate. and you are further notified
tl.t said petition will be heard by the County
Court OF Brown County at the Court Room
thereof In the city of Aberdeen, In SAID County
OF Brown, on ile 10th day of April I'D. 1906,
Sald day peStiS a day of the April regular term
Of said court.
New therefore you and each of yon are hereby
holOed to be aud appear before said court at
said time and place % snow cause, if any YOU
nave, why an order of sale should not be grant
eG as PRAYED fof in SAID petition.
Dated this l4th day OF harch. 1906.
CD HUTE. County Judge.
(SEALl Attest: p Z. EuNSNEsS. Clerk.
cyl Il. HARRY. Deputy.
Qst publ. March l6-laSt April G)
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
The Governors Graft

Governor Elrod is no stlckler
for compliance with such a trl-
fling affair as the constitution.
When his first message to the
legislature was being prepared
it was we'll known that a state
wide effort was being made to Sc
cure the requisite number of
signers to a petition to secure
the submission of a primary bill.
It was only fare to presume the
petition would be framed, signed
and presented to the legislature
in compliance with all legal re-
quirements, leaving to the legis-
lature and the governor nothing
more than the perfunctory duty
imposed by the constitution of
submitting it to the people. But
before the petition vas even pre-
scented he wrote a long TRADE
against it in his message which
was the first intimation of a con-
spiracy to defeat the c%onstitu'
tional right of the petitioners for
a primary law.
The next offense against the
constitution on the part of the
governor is in the nature of pure
graft. The constitution fixes the
salary of the governor at $4,000
per annum, and it further says
he shall receive mo fees or per
quisites whatever for the per
Torrance of any duties" After
being allowed 81, 500 for salary o
private secretary, $1,000 for sta
%tionery, office supplies, incident
ais and stenographer each year
by an actof the legislature, which
he should have vetoed, if his re
gard for his official oath had any
binding effect on him, he receives
$1,000 per annum under the
guise of a contingent fund. He
draws it in monthly installments
regularly each mouth, the con
tingency being a mere myth.
This is one of the gratuities
bestowed by the machine con
trolling the state upon the Cover
nor to render him the more sub
servient 10 it's wishes.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23

1t looks as if the enemies of a
municipal lighting plant stand a
tar show to defeat the measure
tor the present. Their tactics
seem to be bringing aboutthe in
tended result, Many who are in
favor OF the city lighting plant
and who have always been active
advocates of the idea are express
ing disgust with the way the
matter has been juggled with.
They fear that even if votes
enough are got out at the com
ing special election and the in
%stallatlon and the administration
OF the plant is turned over to an
unfrlendly administration. the
enterprise may be made to prove
a failure and its advocates held
up for derision. If the voters are
to be got out there must be
some sign given them that not
only a business administration
but a friendly one will install the
plant. Some good work must be
done, and done soon, to save the
measure from defeat by default
Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT. Three
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
The Coming City Election

The spectacle of a majority OF
the present city council submit
ting the city light bonds to be
voted on at a special election Just
a few days before the regular
city election, imposing annoy
ance and expense upon the vot-
ers and subjecting to hazard a
very vital interest of the city
lust to play politics of the small
est imaginable variety, mas
shocked and alarmed a large ele-
ment of voters who value the
best interests of the city Infinite
lv higher than paltry partisan
advantage.
Over one hundred thousand
dollars in all probability must be
expended next year for civic bet
terments and the manner IN
which it is done must have a
tremendous influence on the
future veal or woe of Aberdeen.
All agree that there was never a
more critical period in the his
tory of the city or a time when 1t
was so incumbent upon the high
est business ability of the city to
sacrifice private interests Tor a
time that the municipality may
weather a trying period under
the strongest possible guidance
This sentiment is fast crys'
TALKING around a project OF lead
ing business men and heavy tax
payers irrespective OF party te
ioin in calling a mass convention
to put in the field a business
mans ticket. This action II
taken before the day set by la"
for a convention under the
caucus law would in all likely
hood forestall any partisan tick
ct being placed in nomination.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23

The financial report of the city
of Redfield for the year ending
March LIST, 1906, appeared in last
weeks papers. The statement
as to the electric light fund was
as follows:
ELECTRIC LIGHT FUND
Collections turned over by
Supt Myers. ......... $11, 1929
Fund Overdrawn at begin
ming of year.......... COSTS
warrants pald.... 10,573.96
Cash on nand at end OF yr. 413.25
Total............ s1l, 5000 81 1.5s2.s SO
The profits are represented by
the sum of $6O5.78, which went
to pay the deficit at the close of
the previous year and the item
of cash on hand, $413.25, making
a total Of ST, O19.O3. The interest
on bonds was 1925. A consider
able amount of the warrants paid
was likely for betterments and
not. properly running expenses.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
Notice to Creditors

Estate OF Michael Franzen. Deceased
Nollce Is hereby given by the unde signed
Iettr f%ranzen. Executor OF the estate of Mich.
~ III rrahzeh, deceased, to the creditors of and
a oa peisoils having claims against the SAID dc.
ceased, to exhibit them. with The necessary
vouchers, within four months after ,he Hrsyy
PFr renean 2 OF this notice, to the said Peter
on the northeast u Section IS iow nr u nom, ,ae
norIG, iange Go wesl. in the County Of Bffown'
Dated at Aberdeen, s.. Fahr,,.r. &C no,
PETER FRANZEN.
Executor OF The Last viii ana Testara,t =,
Michael Franzen. deceased. "
Qst publ Mar 2-last Mar %,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
summons


state OF South Dakota, County of Brown. IS.
IN Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit.
freda +. Culver, Plaintiff, VS.. John Culver.
Defendant.
The State of South Dakota Sends Greeting 10
Jonn Culver, the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required I,
appear ana answer the complaint OF the above
tne Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court in
anu ior Grown county. South Dakota. on the
soln day OF January, 1906, and TO serve a copy of
tnur answer upon the subscriber AT his Office In
the city OF Aberdeen. Brown County. Sonth ia.
kola within thirty days after the service of this
summons upon You, exclusive of the day of ser
VICE, ana II you lail 10 appear and answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid. plaintiff
VIII Apply to the court for the relief demanded
IN said complaint.
DATED this 10th day Of January. 1906.
!. {. CURTISS,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Aberdeen. S. d.
(First pub Feb. 8, last Mar. y3l
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23
In County Court

State of South Dakota. County of Prown g
IN the Matter of the Estate and Gaurdiam.
snip Of Trida Suelau, a minor
10 The relatives and next of kin OF Flida Sne.
lau, the minor above named:
rake Notice that Anna Suelau. the mothar az
SAID minor, has heretofore filed in the above
entitled court her petition that b. 81. Bundy.
Esq, pc appointed guardian of The estate oi
and thai said petition has been set for 6earins
ny SAID court on Saturday. the 7th day OF April
z. ~ lso6, at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. at the
deem, IN said county and state. at which time
and place all persons in interest may appear
and q q sh y cause, II any they have. why the pray.
q p "a saiu tb Ps. s,ei ea sn ot g not o, be granted.
By the Court
CHARLES NJ. STEVENS, 'uus0.
Attorney for Petitioner.
list publ March 23-last April 81
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23

Subscribe for the DEMOCRAT. Three
months for Is cents.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23

(Fiist pub. Feb. s-ast Meh. "a
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-23

ust punt Ma Oh - last NAV 4,
The Washington times., 1906-04-08

students gathered she was invited
to more of the college sprees than
many a real student. She even Dene-
trated the social circles of the upper
classes, and received cards to the
various 'doiugs" of the campus
houses, an honor dealt sparingly to
sophomores, and even more sparing-
ly to freshmen.
Those who knew that she was not
a regularly enrolled student gained
the impression somehow, they don't
quite know how. that defective eye
sight prevented her from studying
regularly, but that she was tutoring
with view to entering college later
AS matter of fact. Miss Wilson
presented herself at the beginning of
the fall term as scores of other girls
did. The college registrar after ask
ing her the usual questions, knew
at once that she could not possibly
pass the entrance examinations and
told her so as Egentiy as possible.
She did not seem particularly disap-
pointed and instead of disappearing
from Northampton as most girls did
under the like circumstances, she en-
gagged rooms at Deacon Orrin E.
The Washington times., 1906-04-08

There seems to have been no rea-
son, no necessity. for Miss Wilson
taking the course she did to escape
the hell Of being poor. Her home
is at Sanford, York county, Me. Her
father. Frank Wilson, is a fairly
prosperous lawyer there. His daugh-
ter Gilmore, however. could not get
along with his second wife. and so,
with the consent of all concerned,
she went TO Dorchester, Mass. 10 live
with an uncle. DIR. Charles Wilson,
She notified her father last fall of
her intention of attending Smith Col
lege. She had a small income from
some property left her by her moth
er, and from time TO time her father
sent her remittances. Altogether the
hell of poverty does not seem to
have been yawning very close. Her
friends in Sanford and Dorchester re-
fuse to believe the charges now made
against Miss Wilson. They have
written to Chief of Police Gilbert
protesting against her prosecution.
Her friends IN Northampton refused
to believe as long as they could.
And certainly Miss Wilson does
not look the part. She struck all
The Washington times., 1906-04-08
NAM Thefts Reported.

II is purely hen party, but the
men are not missed, their places
being we'll supplied by the assidu-
Gus sophomores. The invitations
are always daintily engraved, the
girls dress as carefully as they
would for their coming-out parties,
the partners take their responsible
ties far more seriously than the
average man does. They are scru-
pulously polite, and make CONVEX
sation with as grave courtesy as
any beau of the old school. The
idea is to assure the entering class
Of its welcome, and introduce its
members to as many as possible
4 OF the class next above-the girls
who will share their college life
longest 1t is pretty, kindly ex-
tending of the right hand of fell
lowship. and in effect gays, >We
know just how it is, we've been
there ourselves" X,
When all through the fall and
The Washington times., 1906-04-08

VERY ShreWd SLUIndIer. I"

1t is curious case all around.
George w. Gilbert, chief of police at
Northampton, believes that this girl
of twenty-one is a very shrewd swim
dler; that she came to Northampton
and made heI bluff'' at entering
Smith merely as part of a weli-laid
plan. which she proceeded to carry
out with cunning and daring. Her
taking modest quarters at Deacon
Livermore's when she might easily
have had more luxurious ones and
lived with more of a splursa in a
dozen other places, is regarded as
merely another instance of her clev-
erness. Had she made any show of
wealth, she would have been much
more an object of suspicion. The
wealthy girl is looked on askance at
Smith. She has to explain herself.
She finds it much harder TO make her
way among the students than the girl
who is poor or only moderately well
OF.
The Washington times., 1906-04-08
Her Guilt hconceiUabIe

Smith College simply wouldn't
believe it. Gillie Wilson! Why
she was a charming girl. perfectly
charming. She was not really a
college student, but that was her
misfortune rather than her fault,
poor dear, and the students all
knew her and liked her, and she
came and went among them and
attended all their high jinks. There
wasn't real member of the fresh
man class, which she had hoped
to enter, more popular than she.
She attended the freshman frolic
at the beginning of the college
year and had as good a time and
received as much attention as any
geuine freshman of the year. Half
OF the upper class girls did not
know that she was not a freshman.
AT the sophomore reception she
was voted one of the most desirable
OF the newcomers. The sophomore
reception is about the most cher
lshed of Smith College institutions.
1t is regarded as exemplifying
feminine scorn of the ruder hazing
customs which prevail at the mems
college. 1t is a dance given early
In the college year by the sopho-
mores to the new freshman class.
Each new girl is escorted to the
gymnasium by partner, who
charges herself with her entertain
nent, fills out her card for her.
s3nds her flowers, provides her with
memorable" sees that she meets
Fthe right person for each dance,
takes her out to supper, and sees
her home after it's all over.