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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1913-05-14 THE ·DAILY. PUBLIBBED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA VOLUMZ XU IOWA ITY, IOWA, WED IEsn,\Y MOR.'l.'O, MAY 14, 1913 T-IELLENIC SOCIETY PRfSIOENT LOWELL AND TO HOLD MEETING ASSISTANT SECRETARY BAcA~~J~~~I~ERTiPLOT OF GREEK PlAY WIFf NOW IN CITY Teachel'S of GI'Cck TIlI'oughout the FOR Y. M. C. A. CHOSfN Fit· t Open •• \lr , lu~J ftl F.\ nl .,t III HIGHLY INTfRfSTING State to Aniv in City 111 Tillie Year to H If hI Thur!odlt ' ARE Gl:ESTS OF PRESlD}JNT AND for Greek Play GRE. O'l'IERRI<;L 01.< I'EXX 0[,. E\' nlng 'It" 1('.\1, ~l"lIn; 1t IS (.1\'''; ' BY l\ffi JOliN G. nOW~IAN- J,EGE TO AID WU LL\~LS IN CROlU', nl'. \\,};E. REOEPTIO GlVl';N The annual m tlng of the Iowa TIIB WOIU\: NE:\r YE,Ut Th first op n-alr mU81c v nt RUlli.\{ ---. State Hell nlc Society of th 8 1l80n will tak pi c on the Lowell to .<lddress Students ThJs at Iowa City, l\Iay 16 and 17. The e 1'(' sldent t the Y. ~I. C.. \ , lit liberal art8 campus tomorrow v n- ('a t Con .. l~t 'h... tl MOl'ning in Natul'tIl Science AI1<U. dates wel'e arranged so that the vls­ Penu CoUegt' IIIHI prominent .Hh· Ing at 7: 15. 'hen th unh('rsily tOl'hUll-Is Noted AlltllOI·Jty 011 I te--WIlJ ollie to nlver,'lty Itors could attend the performance band will give & <'on rt of eight Education-Hec I>Oon I~ns t Night It ~ h'e<J on In .\1l-S ' no'll. oC lhe Oreek play, "lIlppolytuE," on , Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell of IIar- the 16th. Teachers and prot 801'8 Oren O'PI rrel ot Penn ollege, old favorll ~ by w 'II-known com· 011 or til I ding dr matlc e\' n vard University and wife arrived in of Greek from all parts of the state Iowa, will be assistant se r tar), of posers. Following Is the program: of low thl )' ar proml 8 to b the Io wa City yesterday afternoon from will arrive lit time for the perform-, th State Dnlv rstty Y. M. n xt .Iarch production of Eurlpld 8' "Hlppoly­ lus" at Engl rt' on Friday venlng. Chicago, where they have boon ance and sl>end th next day In Infol'­ y' ar. His lett r of ncc ptanc-e was 53d Infantry, Iowa, . G...... guests of the president of Chicago mal discu Ion of problems relating r ('ehed by ecretary IIllams yes- University. They spent the afternoon to their profession. Overture 8 \ ral month8, and th work Is no terday. looking over the university and were Among those who will be pre ent Morning, • 'oon, and Night III VI- for th entertained at a reception held in are Dean F. O. Norton of Drake, who O'Plerrel will rec Iv his degr enna ........ ....... un 118\1 lIy 8troll (' t h their honor by Poresident and Mrs. Is president ot the society; Prof. from Penn College this y ar. Popul r S I ellon tog th r, cons\stln mo lIy John G. Bowman to the faculty of Clara Mlllerd of Grinnell, the vlce- president of th Y. l\\. C. R mlck's Hits, No. 12 ...... Lam 80r8 and In8tructors or tbe the university. president; Prof. H. F. Kanthlener of and one of the mo t acUve Christian far ·h y, wJlh oth r rl n( d President Lowell wlU address the Morningside, tbe secretary; Prot. workers In 8tate 0011.p ctrclee. He Tile Signet ............. Il. Moor actors, 80 that th pr n tatlon can student body at 10 o'clock this fore- Joanna Baker or Simpson, the treas- Idyll hardly b call d wholly amat ur. Iu- has taken a. prominent pa.rt In ath- noon In the natural science aUdl- urer; Prof. Mjyra Call of the State Tbe Mill In th For st. Ell nbur« cludlng th chorul of tift n girls letlcs at his alma mater, having torlum. In addition to his wide Teacher's Call ge; and Prof. WIl­ March Song the cut l' quires 80me thirty p r- been aptain of la8t season's foot- knowledge of law and government lJam S. Ebersole of Cornell College. I'm omlng Back to the 0 or Old sons. ball team. and years of legal and educational . IS. A.. •••.••••••••••• Green Th Iynopsll of th play 18 at tol- The new assistant will b gin his experience, he has the reputatlon of ENGlNEEHS T,EADING IN Overture low: ervlces here September I, and re- Raymond ............ .. Tboma. being a forcible and attractive Thes u , king of Atb nl, marrl d main till Jun 15, at a. salary of March tbe mrzon gu n, Hlppo/yta, wh f!peal<E~ r. Everyone will have an op- $7;;0. He will occupy rooms In Close King otton portunity of hearing him, as there l<ia.cu)ty .Fot·feU Gallle 1'e ·tcJ'fla), to .............. Sausa bor blm a son, Hlppolytu8. Aft r ball. will be no classes during the assem­ Engineer -HeJlts oud J..aW8 Old Gold Hlppolyta's d til Tb U8 marrl d For some time the ne d of a llIan bly hour. StlJl in G/llne Pha dra, th of Mln08, to help Williams In the many duties The subjec.·t of his oddness has not ()~n1JmCJ . \I, IXB WII,r, king ot Havln kill d hl8 of his po IUon bas b pn realized, HOI,)) . mf:TIXO TOXIGIIT kl n, be n aunounced. Special musiC has Th ~nterd partmeut ba ball but only until tbls year has 1t b - been provided for the program this game between the faculty and n- maintain bl8 'II nt morning. glneers was forfeited Monday to come possLble to obtain such an 1l8- Itullol'(ont ~leetJng Scheduled- with Pbae{jr Into In Troez n, slstant. Th general and assistant ["'-)}Uclt" to B wh r IIlppolytu wae being 'brou ht the englnoors. The faculty were un- cu # secretary will divide the work be­ ntcn 1 liP at th hom of his randtath r, EQUAl, SUFFRAGE WINS able, through some mlsunderstand­ tween them and co-operate for a Plttheus. The II, n of th play \a \n AT WOllEN'S lllXER VOTE lng, to get nine ellgtble men for the stronger and more servic.-eable as­ game, hence it was forfeited. The The regular monthly Tro z n, b fOr th palae of Th 8- soclatlon. meeUng of th Iowa. Ity 00.8. Jlmlor and eruol' Glds Have Social engineers have as yet not lost a clal Club wfll be held this evening, Pro} gu Time in GynwasJum game In the series and are at pres­ Y. ~J. i\. TO HOLD Mlay 14, at 7: 30 p. m. At thl m Aphrodlt xplaln8 th posltfon of Yesterday ent, with the Dents and Laws, run 1"' nF~ ifiLl. llEETING llJ good chance for the championship Ing wfll be h ard furtlli r r ports of atl'alrs and xpre s hel' ang r at Equal sulrage for men and women of the university. The team from the commltt having In hand th Hlppo1ytu for hl8 negleo-t of herself, finds great favor with co-eds of the the law school especially deserve "What (nlverslty Has Done for lIe," subscription campalgn for funds to tbe goddess of Love. ubj (·t to ne DJ#I('u sOO ot university. Yesterday at the women's considerable praise for thetr show­ advertise Iowa City. Hlppolytus enters with his com­ lose Hall Wednda • Eve. panions, having returned from hunt­ mixer the straw vote on this Impor- Ing this year, having won nearly Luncheon will be served Ing. They sign a. hymn to rtemls. tant question stood 62 to 28 in fa- e.very game played this year by a club roms at 6: 30 p. m. The Y. M. C. A. will hold a dd f h h d HI VOl' of women's sutl'rage. large score. The faculty team bas go sot e cae, an ppoly- Fre bman meeting Wednesday even- The mixer held by the junior and also been putting up a stiff fight con- The blnese baseball t am from tus crowns Artemis' tatue. On of Ing at 7 o'clock at Clo e Hall. This HawaII, which Is making a tour of th hunt men warn lIlppol"tu not senior girls was a. great success, in s Id er Ing tel'h I age, and bas made ' 18 the re u1ar mid-week meeting. spite of the fact that they were com- some of the teams look mighty frail the nlted Stat s and playing all to forget Aphrodite. pelled to resort to the gymnasium beside of them. The meeting will be PI' sided over by of the larger oolleg baseball teams, Parod a freshman. Special music will be Is making a wonderful record this The chorus, of Troezenlan women, Instead of the City Park, as planned. furnisbed by freshmen. The topl for About ninety girls turned out and BURNQUlST • PAL.'IER WEDDlXG year. The team represents the Unl· ent rs, and Ings an ode, telUng the discussion Is, " What Ha.s My Fir t verslty of HawaII, and Is practically news tbey have learned of Phaedra's all report an enjoyable time. Iowa City friends have just been pleasantly surprised to learn of the nlverslty Year Done for Me." The the same one that toured the nlted III n ~ ss an d WOIl d er Ing what Is Its wedding of Charles E.
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