Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-27


The Kappa Phi Tau literary society have
their arrangements completed for 3 banquet
to be held Thanksgiving evening. This Is
to be given to their present members and
to as many of the alumni as come out 90
the annual Thanksgiving foot ball game
with Kearney and for the foot ball banquet
following the close OF the season which is
10 be given Saturday evening at the Clarke
hotel
On Monday night the Y W. C. A girls
will present the plays "Quita" and Rosa
| lie" in the chapel room. The proceeds are
to be used in the purchase of a new piano
| for the association.
The seniors enjoyed a theater party at
| Grand Island on Friday evening, The
Melting Pot" being given at that place. Mr..
Glenn Kennedy of the senior class belonged
to the same Chautauqua circuit as several
Of the representatives in this play.
Thursday the Y. W. c. A. girls will have
| their annual Thanksgiving breakfast in
Professor .Kent's laboratory Is usual On
this occasion they will be dressed in Puri-
tan costume
The Colegian has now been given an Of
fee in Rtngland hall which was vacated
when the girls took their departure for the
new doriuitory, In spite OF tho fact that
this building has room for about twenty
girls. every room Is occupied and every
room in Alexander hall is also filled.
Earl Burge, secretary OF the state l. p. A.,
is planning to have a good representation of
Hastings college at the national convention
of the intercollegiate association which Is
to be held at Lexington. Kentucky, the last
three days of the year. Funds are being
secured to help meet the expenses of the
cam
eileen Taylor lead the Young Mems Chris
tian association meeting this week, talking
in an interesting fashion on Interference"
using the story of the good Samaritan as
a basis
number OF college people were delight
fully entertained last Monday by Riley
stein at his home on Tenth street
Miss Carrie Stratton, who is now teaching
at Iiosteln, visited the college at the close
Of last week.
Luther Stein. who was out of school dur
ing the early part OF the year. recently en-
| tered; also Albert Theohold, who until re-
Gently was with his parents In Canada.
President Crone returned from Montana
Thursday night where he had gone on bust
ness OF interest to the college.
Bellevue College.
The German club held another meeting
Thursday evening at which plans for the
Christmas celebration OF tho organiza ton
were discussed. The annual YuIetide jollif-
true German fashion, with Christmas tree.
candles and gifts. The celebration will take
place just before the Christmas holidays,
library for this year have now been received.
| All of the departments are represented. al
though some have preferred to wait until
of iournaltrm received several new books.
College will dismiss for the Thanksgiving
| recess on Wednesday evening, although there
is a possibility of the faculty's following the
precedent Of former years and Diminishing
by "Wednesday noon. More students than
| usual will spend their vacation on the hill
Students who made the trip to Crete In a
special car on Friday to see the Doane-
Bellevue game, did not return until 2so Sat
urday morning, Forty students made the
trip. Mrs r. p. Benjamin chaperoned the
party. Miss Anna Buck remained in Crete
to spend the weekend with friends at Gay
Training for the minstrel show has been
going on almost every evening the last week.
The show will be presented Monday eve
Mems Christian association. vaudeville
entertainment will follow the minstrel part
of the bill. Several solo. quartet and orchcs-
ira numbers will form part Of the program.
The college orchestra will be seen In action
for the first time.
DOane College.
President Allen spent several days of the
week at Hastings and at Harvard.
The young women at Gaylord hall sur
prised the foot ball enthusiasts with big
bonfire Thursday night after supper. A
lively yell meeting followed.
The Mems Glee club gave a program Of
songs at chapel Wednesday evening. On
Friday morning. the Women's Sextet ap-
peared in similar program.
Ine herman v class was entertained at
a 6 o'clock dinner Saturday by Miss Boekel
In honor Of the instructor, Miss Dorothea
Kruger, whose engagement has been an
nounced.
l.. l.. Maresh of Montana receintly sent
some very fine venison to his Doane friends
Herbert Dawes 'O7, of the railway offices
of the Burlington In Chicago, visited over
Sunday with his father, w. ]. Dawes.
An octet from the Mems Glee club, a
xtet of women, and the Mems Glee club
sang at the inter community festival in Lin
colp Saturday.
York College.
The question chosen for the debate he
is that of the Restriction Of Imnigra ton. i"
The debate will be held some time before
the Christmas vacation. The freshmen have
caught the spirit and have challenged the
juniors to a debate.
York college will have the honor this year
of entertaining one division of the con-
testants In the interstate oratorical meet.
This will be held some time In February.
The second team In foot ball played the
Seward High school Friday The first team
had no game this week.
Rev. c. +. Sparks of the local Lutheran
church conducted our chapel service Tues
day morning.
The expression department will give the
play "Our Jim at Seward Friday evening.
Dates for the play have been made for
each night next week.
Mr.. Loudenbach of Atchison. Kan, gave a
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