University Notes

A freshmen social will be held this evening at the Psi U's society house . The University polo team defeated the Adrián team at the nnk, Wednesday evening, making two straight goals. Dr! Palmer will address the Y. M. C. A. m the ekapel, Sunday morning. Subject: "The Groumls of Chnstian Unity.'1 Prof. Kirchner delivered his first lecture bef ore the law department y este rday. The boys were fayorably impressed with him. Prof. M, K. Cooley will act as one of the executive committee of the Michigan engineering society, that meets here Jan. 26-30. Misa Ada Gray is acknowledged to rank aniong the beat emotional and tragie actresses of lier day, and lo haveno living peer in some of her favorite characters." Mre. Ruth Rtissel Warren of Hastings, a gradúate of the umversity, will peuk before the white cross club, in the old Babtist chureh, Sunday afternoon and evening. Packard, lit '83, is the publ.sher of a paper at Medora, Dakota, ca'led "The Bad Lands Cow Boy." Wlipn ín col lege he was pitcher for the atrongest baae ball tjunH the uuivursity ever had. Mr. E. V. Riker, aasitant in the chemical laboratory, was married last week to Mib3 Minnie Fikes, of Fenton, a daiighter of J . M. Fikes, a leading grocer of that place. Mr. Riker and wife arrived in Ann Arbor IVionday. The Chinese exhibit contains a complete set of models showing ihc procesa of the" manufacture of cotton. 'i'here are a nuniber of painted banners illustratmg the diflereut agricultural arts, i' oelean vases of great valué, a variety of costuines in varigated colors, the proverbial smal! shoes, chess boards, pocket books and money bags, besides an alniost endless variety of other small articles.