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'-Cosmnopoltans who will make the
trip during the vacation will meet at
4:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Mc-
Millan hail to receive directions con-
cerning the tour and program through-
out 'the state.
-A Saxophone 'trio party will be held
at the Union April 29. The dance is
to be informal and will be the last one
of the series. It will be limited to 75
couples. Tickets may be obtained by
calling 319 or 236.
--Thle reading room. in Memorial hall
will not be open evenings or Sundays
during the coming vacation.
-T'he Illinois club will hold a smoker
on its special car for the trip home
this afternoon at 1:19 o'clock. "Smok-
es," "eats" and music will enliven the
occasion. . Some of the men who will
play in "A Model Daughter," in" Chica-
go, may take the Illinois special in-
stead of the regular Union opera spe-
cial.
-Acting-president Henry Landis, of
the University of Washington, uwas a
university visitor Wednesday, as the
guest of Pres. Harry B. Hutchins.
-Prof. IT. B. Phillips, professor of
American history, delivered a lecture
on, "The Literary :History of Seces-
sion," yesterday, before the School-

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---Prof. E. R. Turner, o~ the 1Engli1sh
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ture at 2:00 o'clock this aft ernoon in
the high school on "Woman. Suffrage
in New Jersey 1790-1807.
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.M1USIC AND DRAIMA
SAjt 2000 people attenid e _!tho comn-
plimientary concert givenlat ighlt by
the faculty of the school ofrmusic ,and
the university symphony orchestra.
The program was quito diverse, corn-
prising organ, orchestAra, violin, and
vocal numbers.:
Mr. Whitmire's rendition of the
group of violin composition~s by old
masters won much applaus:e, so that
an encore had to be played. Mr. How-
land was especially pleas ing in his
dramatic interpretation of "Danny
Deever." Ie was compelled to sing
as encore, "The Year's at the Sp rng"
by Mrs. Beach. Mr. Stevens playing
with the orchestra displayed feeling,
and technical ability, and, wh ile the
orchestra lacked solidlarity andJ pre-
cision of attack in any places, it
formed the body of the porm n
was well received. Thle contcert's at-
tractiveness v~s enhanced by the or-
gan numbers contributed by Mr.
Moore.
Accompaniments were very effect-
ively played by Mrs. Rhead and Mr.
Dotterweich.

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