Personal

Prof. Webster, of Chelsea, with a number of high school students from that village, visited the University last Saturday. In the afternoon they visited the Normal school. Hon. J. V. N. Gregory and a number of other Dexter mea were down last Saturday to see the ü. of M. base ball gameMr. Frank Crawford, captain of the University base ball team in 1893, was in the city for a few days the past week. T. D. Kearney was in Plymouth on legal business on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Jacobs and daughter, Margaret, of Chicago, who have been visiting Mrs. Eaton, have returned home. Mrs. D. M. Tyler has been visiting in Lansing. Prof. Sherzer and Prof. McFarlane, of the Normal, were in Ann Arbor last Saturday. Mrs. John Koch, of Detroit, visited Mrs. P. J. Lehman, last week. Mrs. Howard Harvey, of Detroit, has been visiting friends here. D. C. Fall, of Jackson.was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Ed. Crouch, of Detroit, is visiting Mrs. J. J. Quincy. Prof. Herman Zeitz leaves this week to spend the summer in Munich and Barvaria. Prof. A. A. Stanley leaves next week for the summer in Europe. Mrs. Stanley and daughter will spend the summer in Novia Scotia. Dean Seabolt returned from Toledo yesterday. Wüliam Matthews, of Owosso, spent Sunday in the city. James N. Riley returned from his western trip Sunday. Herman Meyor went to Detroit Saturday on his wheel. Mrs. Da vid Gregg Sharpe, of Cassopolis, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jane Ofctley, of Geddes avenue.. Carl Schlenker, of Carthage, 111. , is visitiug friends here. Mr. and Mrs. John Burg spent Sunday at Whitmore Lake. John F. Lawrence, Dudley Loomis and Frank Miller, of Pittsburg, Pa., are spending the week at Strawberry lake. Moritz Levi, instructor in French, leaves today to spend a summer in Spain. J. D. Ryan has returned from a northem business trip. John Campion and wife, of Seattle Washington, are visiting old friends in the citv.