THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
6 Days Com. Mon. Mat., Oct. 26
D'Annunzlo'B Masterwork
CABIRIA
$0,000 Production
Cast of 6.000 People
. wice Daily. 2:30 and 8:15
Prices Mat., and seat, 25c
Nights, Reserved 50c, 35c and 25c
Tuet., Oct. 27 Only
'GARRISON'S FINISH'
Race Track Drama
In Three Acts
'GOODBYE SUMMER'
Featuring
Norma Talmage
"SHE LANDED A BIG ONE"
"KATSURA RIVER, JAPAN"
THE PATHE DAILY
Oct. 26, 27, 28
SIX RUSSIAN
DANCERS
In Native Dances
ESPE AND PAIL
Comedy Entertainers
PHOTO PLAYS
"The Beloved Adventurer
"The Girl in the Case"
European War and Other Events
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Students'
Hallowe'en Masquerade
Ball
FrL, Oct 30, 8:30 P. M.
HAMPTON'S
. ORCHESTRA
UXCOLM DiKCIXG ACADEMY
C. E. Bullard, U. of N. "02"
Manager
LM77 1124 N ST.
Society Column
LorenA L. Bizby
CuntiU Leyd
Dorothy EJswoiih
Miss Louise Dusatko whs a week
end visitor in Lincoln.
Miss Ruth Evans of Falrbury was
a week-end guest at the Alpha Phi
house.
Martha and Ella Bucher of Colum
bus visited friends in Lincoln during
the week-end.
Dorothy Keens, who has just recov
ered from a light case of smallpox, is
now back in school.
Miss Alma Blandin and Miss Do.a
Kidd were week-end visitors of Neoma
Kldd and Betty Walker.
Miss Mary Graham, dean of women,
is in Omaha at present. She will re
turn in two or three days.
Miss Laberta Dysart was a week
end visitor in Lincoln. She is teach
ing in Broken Bow this year.
Elizabeth Scott of Ashland and
Helen Thomas of Kearney have been
visiting at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house.
Miss Gladys Bitver and Miss Lucile
Armstrong of the University of Kan
sas, have been visiting at the Chi
Omega house.
Sigma Phi Epsilon gave a dancing
party at the chapter house Saturday
night for about twenty couples. Mrs
Jackson chaperoned.
Margaret Fugit of Humboldt, Iowa,
and Maude Galley of Columbus, Nebr.,
,n.ni satiirHnv nnd Sundav at the
jitlV fcvv-- v
Delta Gamma house.
Ingman Peterson, arhcitectural en
gineer, who is out of school temporar
ily because of ill health, spent the
week-end in the city taking in the
Michigan game.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaw, Mrs.
Margaret Volbehr and Mr. and Mrs
Dennis Bishop of Superior drove to
Lincoln in an automobile Saturday to
attend the football game.
The following members of Alpha
Phi spent the week-end out of town:
Miss Irene Johnson and Miss Elsa
Haarmann, Omaha; Marie McKee,
Aurora, and Helen Ileaton, Wnhoo.
Visitors at the Alpha Theta Chi
house last week were Ralph Sweeley,
Buol of Randolph, Paul Roberts of
Maxwell, Ward Rubendall of Alliance,
and Randall Curtis. Theodore Israel
and Joseph Weeth of Omaha.
The engagement' of Frank Paul
Manchester, '02, to Miss Charlotte
Ilendrlcksen of Omaha has been an
nounced by Mrs. Hcleue Hehdricksen.
The wedding will take place at the
home of the bride, Tuesday evening,
November 3.' Mr. Manchester is a
resident of Omaha.
Harry W. Thorndike, a former stu
dent at the University of Nebraska,
was married to Miss Ada M. Butler at
the home of the bride's mother at
Cambridge last week. Mr. and Mrs.
Thorndike are spending-their honey
moon in Iowa and Illinois. They will
make their home at Cambridge, where
Mr. Thorndike is in business with his
father.
Miss Dora Babcock of Columbus,
who attended the University School of
Music for three years, was married to
W. R. Ewing at Chicago, Friday. Mr.
Ewing was a member of Phi Gamma
Delta at Purdue. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing
will make their home in Chicago.
Mrs- Ewing is a sister of F. L. Bab
cock, Alpha Sigma Phi, who is now
attending the University.
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The alumnae of the Delta Zeta so
rority gave a dancing party Friday
night in Walsh hall in honor of their
freshmen. About thirty-five couples
attended. The chaperones Were Pro
fessor and Mrs. Fogg, Mrs. Stratton
and Mrs. Stugart. Sarah Yost, who
is teaching in Dorchester this year;
Mollie Cameron, who is teaching in
Brock, and Alice Balderson of Wilber
came to Lincoln for the party.
Miss Lauretta Spencer and Lloyd H.
Jordan of Gordon, Nebr., will be mar
ried" at the home of the bride in
Barneston, Nebr., Wednesday. Mr.
Jordan graduated fro mthe law school
last year and is a member of Delta
Chi. Miss Spencer studied music at
the University last semester and is a
member, of Alpha Chi Omega. Mr.
and Mrs. Jordan will live in Gordon,
where Mr. Jordan Is practicing law.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stevens of Fre
mont have announced the approach
ing marriage of their daughter Estelle
to Mr. Benjamin Harrison of Omaha,
to take place on the evening of No
vember 11. The wedding will be
quiet, attended only by a few relatives
and close friends. Miss Stevens at
tended University for three years and
is a member of the Alpha Omicron Pi
sorority. Mr. Harrison graduated
from the University last year and is
a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
Miss Mabel Murtcy of the Alpha
Omicron Pi house entertained the
Misses Carrie Marshall. Helen Wehrli
and Lucile Saunders at her home In
Weeping Water, Neb., Tuesday night.
The party motored to their destina
tion, returning the next morning.
Theodore Kreuger. formerly a stu
dent in the forestry department and
now collected with the United State
forest service at Halsey. Nebr.. ar
rived In Lincoln, Thursday, to attend
the football game and spend the week
end with friends.
Th"e Ochoth sorority gave a dancing
party at the chapter house Friday
evening. Eighteen couples attended.
Miss Monshaw chaperoned.
Thirty-five couples attended the
Hallowe'en party given by the Alpha
XI Delta sorority in Art Hall. Decora
tions consisted of autumn foliage and
Hallowe'en emblems. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Hiid Mrs. McKelvie, Mr. end
Mrs. C. L. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. C.
II . Rudge heaperoned the party. The
out-of-town guests who were present
were: Margaret Greenough, Omaha;
Evelyn DobbB, Beatrice; Laura Bates,
Overton; Mrs. Hazel Robinson Yager,
Hastings, and Verda Sanborne, Gretna.
TWO FINAL MATCHES
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Ellis Win From Weaver In Fourth
Round Chatt Defeat France In
Semi-Final.
Despite the cold forbidding wteathear
of yesterday afternoo ntwo matches
were scheduled and played og in the
Tennis Tournaemnt. In the fourth
round Ellis won from Weaver in
straight seta. 6-2 and 6-4. Chatt de
feated France, who has made such a
Bensational run of victories, 6-1 and
6-4. This was a semi-final match and
sd puts Chatt in the'flnala which will
be played off tomorrow.
Te tennis yesterday afternoon was
the best seen on the courts this fan.
The playing of Ellis was particularly
gratifying, his drives being hard and
accurate.
The score In the Gardner-Rlley
Sporting
full mm OF
and Athletic
Goods
IN OUR NEW
ATM LET
DEPfiRTiE
Featuring "Spalding"
to)
match could not be ascertained last
evening but the winner of this match
will play Ellis this afternoon in the
semi-finals. The winner of the latter
battle will play Chatt Wednesday
afternoon for the championship of the
University.
Not True to Life.
."The play is not a bit realistic."
"Why so?"
"There's an interval of one week be
tween the first and second acts and
they have the same servant in both."
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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