Christmas Dinners Noted at Sororities and Fraternities
On Wednesday evening several sororities and fraternities will host Christmas dinners followed by actions on Thursday and Friday featuring Kappa Nuia Achoth Pi and Alpha Tau Omega among others. The Phi Gym Annual Pig Dinner and Phi Delta Theta will occur with Beta Theta Pi hosting its Turkey Pull. Also notes on Alpha styles returning to 1830 fashion with 1830 frills and fur borders forecast by Fashion Art League of America.
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Fone
Kappa Nuia Sorority
Achoth ‘Sorpha
Delta Pi Sorority
Pi ’ Sorority
Pi ‘Kappa. Alpha . Fraterni Etind “Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Yte
Acadia Fraternity
Phi Gym
Phi Delta “Theta Fraternity
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Phi Kappa Psi Anand
Hh Phi
Fashion Art League of America
Annual Christmas Concert at University School of Fine Arts
The Annual Christmas Concert at the University’s School of Fine Arts will be held this evening in Fraser Hall. The program features piano, violin, organ and vocal solos by students and ensembles, with works by Moszkowski, Auber, Donizetti and Saint-Saëns, among others.
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School of Fine Arts of the Univn
Dan Fraser Hall
Alice ‘Brilauteere Moszkew
Dora Lockett
Ganee Bell Temple Driver
Pauline Sproul Lane
Ha Hark
Lark
Josephine Todd
Mareh Marc Archert
Giulinist
Local social notes from Kansas City and surrounding towns
Mrs. eParl Rogers spends weeks at her Ottawa home. Mrs. H Sivelair visits Kansas City. Mrs. Jegs Gephart of Cimadixn Okla arrives Thursday for holidays with the Cone family. Mr. and Mrs. B Watkins visit in Kansas City. Mrs. Elliott returns to Mound City after visiting Mrs. Kreide. Ace Chalkley and daughter Marcella in Kansas. Miss Blanche Mullen in town. Miss Jivlen Smith Wells in Kansas City yesterday. Colonel J N Roberts and Prof W A Griffith visit Kansas City. Mr. W A Prescott of Topeka in town on business.
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eParl Rogers
Ottawa
H. Sivelair
Kansas City
Jegs Gephart
Cimadixn
Okla
Julia P. Cone
B. Watkins
D . Elliott
Mound
W. K
Kansas
Fred Green
W.ashi
Bhur
George J. Griffith
F P. Wilson
I Reeport
W. A. Griffith
LW. A. Prescott
Topeka
Roosevelts Possible Witness Before Naval Committee
Washington discussion centers on President Roosevelt serving as a witness on national defenses and preparedness. Rep Butler questions inviting him while Rep Buchanan notes Roosevelt’s firsthand knowledge. The dialogue reflects tension over extracting information from the former president on defense matters.
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Washington
Dec
Roosesvelt
House Naval Committee
Hss
Rep
Butler
Webson
Buchanan
Veltse
Warship in Guam demands coal and provisions
The carrier arrived at the Ladrone archipelago and faced a 24 hour deadline from 10 a m yesterday to depart with 2500 pounds of coal and supplies. Naval authorities, led by Governor Daniels, approved Captain Maxwell's orders to reprieve time for securing fuel and water, with final decisions expected today.
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Cormoran
Guam
Ladrone
Guar
Daniels
Maxwell
Ated Tas
Juanez
English Advance Near Ypres Canal Station
Between the sea and the Lys the English have occupied a forest west of Ypres. Our ground gained yesterday along the Ypres canal and west of Hallebeke has been held. Intermittent cannon fire continues from Sonne to the Argonne. A railroad station at Saint Leonus in the Vosges was violently bombarded. An attack by German infantry near Steinbach in Alsace made a foothold in places.
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Baris
Cuamerin
Lystie
Wypsehaete
Ypres
Hallebeke
Sonne
Argonne
Vosces
Saint Leonanl
Alsace
Steinbach
A Graceful Retreat Austria Withdraws Troops
Official Vienna statement says in the southern theatre the retirement of the right wing led to abandoning a position. Troops fought long and bloody battles but remain in the best position to reorganize.
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Austria
Vienna
Chamber Votes Confidence in New Ministry
The Lisbon chamber of deputies approved a vote of confidence in the new ministry by 63 to 39. A similar resolution in the senate was rejected by 47 to 23. The cabinet has been in office only a few days.
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Orle
Lisbon
Paris
Tee
Chamber of Deputies
President Wilson Opposes Literacy Test in Immigration Bill
President Wilson announced opposition to the literacy test proposed in the immigration bill now before the Senate. He said he did not believe the test adequately tested quality of new arrivals.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Emporia Supports Belgian Relief Effort
Emporia and the Export State Nominal School contributed $600 to the Belgian relief fund. Led by Gen. W Tutt from the physics department and student organizers, the drive collected five cents to fifteen dollars per contributor.
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Dee
Studen
Clty
Belgtan-relief Fund
Gen. W. Tutt
Lace
Eanvs de Collesumars
New Leader Succeeds Joseph Smith Jr in Latter Day Saints
Independence Missouri report says Frederick M. Smith, 38, grandson of Joseph Smith, will lead the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints after the late president's death. The quorum of the twelve apostles confirmed the succession with a forthcoming general conference in Lamoni Iowa on April 6 1914 to choose a permanent president. Smith graduates from the University of Kansas with law and liberal arts degrees and has advocated criminal procedure reform. He recently received a ship in the Academy of Political Science in New York City.
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Eredrick M. Smith
Churel
Ug Christ of Latter Day Saints ‘S
Joseph Smith
Quorum of the Twelve’ Apostles
Joseph’ Smithiat
Lamoni
Iowa
Josseph Smith
Church of Latter Dn Saints
Plano, I
Academy of Politi
Erence
New York City
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