Personal And Social

Judge Joslyn is very sick. Mra. E. H. Scott hasretumed from New Jersey. Dr. R)se, of Chicago, wa in Ann Arbor Tuesday. A. T. HUI, of Detroit, spent Sunday with frierids in Ana Arbor. G. H. W.M, the tailor, 'm expecting a sister from Wurtenburg, Germany. Dr. J. C. Wcod sturts for New York city tonight.to be gone about two wetks. Norman (Jamp, of Fort Waync, Ind., spent Sunday with liis parents in Ann Arbor. Mrs. Louise K'Ililea, of M Iwaukee, U visiling her raother, Mrs. Dr. Hartley, of Williams-st. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Miller, of Ypsi., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Culler, of S. División st. C L. Rooiinger, of S. Fifih st., Mi last week for a trip through Kentuuky, Tei - nessee, and Alabatna. A. O. Hadley, of Holly, brother of Mra. Dr. D. A. MjLaclilan, was in Ann Arbor, Monday aud Tuesday. Prof Geo. Knight, of the Uinversity at Columbu, O , spent part of last week at his old horre in Ann Arbor. Last Friday evening, ar.umber of young friends surprised Miss Lottie Dunn, and there was dar.cicg till the small hours. Miss Nellie Soule, wbo is visitiDg her aunt, Mrs. H. S. Üarhart, was reported last Thursday to be slowly recoveriog from her tang illness. Bert Taylor, of Rosey's, will go with Fred Cutler to help take cara of the Middle Basa island summer resort in Lake Ei ie from May 1 to Nov. 1. Mrs. Ray Haddock, of 56 Miller ave., has gone to Overbrnok, Ks., to visit, in company with Mrs. Dxter, who has been visiting Mr. Bnd Mrs. R. W. Harrison. K. II J. CWk, John Campion, Henry Kyer, Frank Su'ton, Bert Sctiumaoher, and E. C. Reyer, all well known young men of Ann Arbor, 6tart for Seattle, Washington territory, tonight. W. S. Stillman gave a reception Thursday evening in Lidies' library building to about 30 friends, ard Ra.idall photographed them by the magnesium flahlight. On Friday eveniner 12 happy U. of M. fre9htnen and their best girli danced in the same place.