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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THEATRES
ORPHEUM
MON.-Tl)ki3. Sept.
THE PERILS OF PAULINE
The Eighth Episode
THE TWIN BROTHERS
VAN ZANDT
HE DANCED HIMSELF
TO DEATH"
"THE PATH E DAILY"
COMING
WEDNESDAY ONLY
"MY OFFICIAL WIFE"
A Five Part Dramaof
Tremendous Interest
LYRIG
MON.-TUES.-WED., Sept. 21-22-23
..THE GREATER CITY FOUR
Corcmdy and Harmony Snaers.
THE GEE JAYS
Those Funny Little Folks
In "A Miniature Stage Production"
PHOTO PLAYS
THE CRICKET ON THE HEALTH
"THE BELOYQ
ADVENTURER"
Second Story, Entitled
"THE UNTARNISHED SHIELD"
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Society Column
LORENA L. BIXBY
DOROTHY ELLSWORTH
Miss Gladys Kuhn, 19X4, is teaching
in Zillah, Washington.
Miss Helen Springer, 1914, is teach
ing at Genoa thlB year.
Miss Pearl Rolofson, 1914, Ib teach
ing in Gering High School.
Miss Leta Llnch, 1912, has returned
for a year's work at the University.
Miss Winnifred Outhouse, 1914, is
teaching Latin in the Ravenna High
School. ' .
Miss Luberta Dysart is teaching
history in the Broken Bow High
School..
Come out to the Y. W. C. A. vesper
service when the big bell rings to
morrow night at 5:00 o'clock.
The English Club will suffer on ac
count of the European war, as Pro
fessors Prye, Buck and Gass, the life
of the club, will n6t be here for some
time.
Miss Esther Stanett has returned
from a six months trip to Europe.
She was detained in Paris two weeks,
but reached home without any fur
ther difficulty.
Miss Gladys Bunt, Delta Gamma, is!
teaching in Minneapolis this year.
She was very prominent in social af
fairs last year, being best remem
bered as president of the Black
Masques, and Queeu of the May.
The freshmen girls will be looking
forward to the party Saturday after
noon, the first big party of the Girls'
Club. Upper classmen be sure to get
the name of a freshman girl to escort
to the affair, and do it In time to send
her a written Invitation.
Miss Florence Frost and Mr. John
Baird of St. "Joseph, Missouri, were
married this summer, quite unexpect
edly. Miss Frost was a. ..member of
the Tri Delta sorority, and Mr. .Baird,
who attended the University only two
years, was an Iron Sphinx.
Miss Esther Warner, 1912, and Miss
Hazel Snell, 1913, have gone to Co
lumbia University for a year's study.
Both are members of the Delta Delta
Delta sorority, and Miss Warner has
been teaching since her graduation.
The Saturday before they left, 1
luncheon was given in their honor by
Mrs. John Baird of St. Joseph, Mis
souri, formerly Miss Florence Frost
of this city.
Miss Marian Pettis and Miss, Made
leine Stivers spent the week-end at
their homes in this city. Both came
to be present on pledging day at the
Alpha Phi house, returning Sunday
night to the towns where they are
teaching, Miss Pettis at West Point,
Miss Stivers at Tecumseh.
The comments on the style of boys'
hats this year are not at all flatter
ing. A couple of sorority girls sat in
the window of the Classical Library,
passing remarks on the boys whom
they saw crossing the campus, and
the aforesaid remarks were anything
but complimentary. Girls are not the
only ones who must follow the styles.
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