The Dances
The Thanksgiving Hop, which
was given by the Senior Class last
Friday evening in the Armory, was
a great success. The dance was
well attended and the large number
of visitors and students present en
joyed it thoroughly. The Armory
was tastefully decorated, the use of
cornstalks 'adding much to the general
effect. Oppenheim's orchestra fur
nished good music. The committee
consisted of the following: 0.
F. Noss, chairman; P. W. Bab
cock, A. B. Steigerwalt, J. B.
Long, W. S. Stair.
The various fraternities also gave
dances in their houses on the even
ing previous.
Reserves 26—Bellwood 5
The Reserves under Capt. Ritchey
easily defeated the team from Bell
wood on Beaver Field last afternoon.
The game which the visitors put up
was scarcely exciting enough to
make make it interesting. In the
first half they managed, by a little
trick, to score a touchdown. Dur
ing the remainder of the game, how
ever, they failed to make even a
respectable showing against the
Scrubs, and at the end of the
game the score stood 26-5.
ALUMNI.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of John H. Lytle
'O5 and Miss Alice Robinson,
of Pittsburg. Mr. Lytle is employed
by the Westinghouse Company in
Pittsburg.
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