Indiana university debates DePauw on fair ones challenge
Exchanges note Indiana University cards challenged DePauw to a spring debate amid growing interest. S. W. Sniveley of the Indianapolis Star spoke to DePauw students via Sigma Delta Chi. A moved by campus journalism interest and a mummified ibis specimen at Hanover’s Brice Museum are also mentioned. The University of Town acquires a moving picture device for campus promotion as cadets drill for the shoot. Denison sustains the Honor System with minor constitutional tweaks anticipated. The SALE fraternity rents Whitesides property at Edwards and Jefferson, and local figures Stott and Rev Morris are mentioned in social notes.
Weekend House Party At Pearl Street In Franklin
Miss Claribel Shirk hosted a weekend house party for visitors Miss Leta Ball, Miss Mat ie Ditmars, and Miss Dora McClain all of Franklin at her Pearl street home. On Saturday Miss Monta Hunter hosted a tea, and Saturday evening Miss Shirk entertained a dinner party of eight in her honor. Columbus Republican, Mrs Roscoe Gi Stott, Mrs Brown, Mrs Louise Bell, Susie Oz, and Mary Brown visited chapel Tuesday morning.
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