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Social ano (personal
of the affair Saturday night predicts
that it will be used by other classes.
DR. FISHER TO
LECTURE TONIGHT
The initiates of the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity held a dancing party at the
chapter house Friday evening.
About thirty-five couples attended
the Delta Delta Delta dancing party
at Music Hall. Friday evening. The
party was chaperoned by Dean and
Mrs. Engberg.
The Silver Lynx fraternity enter
tained twenty-five couples at a danc
ing party at Art Hall. Friday. The
chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Finley, Miss Graham and Frofessor
Hood.
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The senior girls held an informal
party in Music Hall, Saturday after
noon. The time was spent informally
in dancing and playing cards,
freshments were served by the Black
Masques, who were in charge of the
arrangements.
Word has been received that G. L.
Fawcett. who has been stationed at
the experiment station at Mayaguez,
Porto Rico, has accepted a similar
position with the Argentina govern
ment at Tucuman. Argentina. S. A., at
a large increase in salary. Mr. Faw
cett is a graduate of the I niversity in
the class of 1905.
Runge, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Quiggle and
Mrs. Graff of Tecumseh. Out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Graff and daughter
of Tecumseh, Cliff Harden of Winni
peg, Canada, and J. L. Woodward or
Omaha.
First of Series of Lectures Given by
Dr. Martin H. Fisher of the Uni
versity of Cincinnati
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Forty couples attended the Sigma
Phi Epsilon dance at Rosewilde. Fri
day evening. The party was chap
eroned by Professor Kaber. Miss
The Sigma Chi fraternity held their
formal dancing party at the Lincoln
Hotel, Friday evening. Eighty couples
were present. Silver bud vases deco
rated with the Sigma Chi crest were
given as favors. The grand march
was led by Charlotte Allen and Frank
Perkins. The chaperones were Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Grainger. Mr. and Mrs.
V, E. Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Myron E.
Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chapin.
Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond, and
Lieutenant and Mrs. S. M. Parker.
The annual banquet ot the traternity
was held at the Lincoln. Saturday
i evening. A large number of alumni
'were in Lincoln from out of town for
the party and the banquet. Among
these were: Charles Kearney. Burton
Whitmore, Clement Chase. Harry Cum
mins. Villiam Gohner. Judge Burtoi.
Clarence' Tipton. "Stiff" Ryan. R. S
Parr. Percy Proudfit. William Becker,
George Dovey, Perry Smith. Nye More
house. George Hetzel. Yale Holland.
Glen Fordyce. L. B. Stevenson. Charles
Patterson. Rex Fuller. Fred Horton.
Ray Ixsey. Harry Fulker, Judge De
Graff. Alton Martin. Otho Doyle,
George Falter. Colonel Bannister.
Glen LeRoay. DeWitt Hansen. Ray
Heacock. and Chester Aeer.
Tonight at 8 o'clock. Dr. Martin H.
I Fisher of the University of Cincinnati
will deliver the first of a series oi
lectures to students of the University
of Nebraska. The lectures will be
given in the Physics building on the
University campus. Doctor Martin is
professor of physiology in the Univer-
jsity of Cincinnati, and his lectures
will prove extremely instructive. He
will deliver five lectures during this
week and everyone is invited to at
tend. They will all deal with colloid
chemistry in the service of biology
land medicine.
I Following is an outline of the lec
ture for this evening:
Lecture I Febr. 8th at 8:00 p. m.
A. Water Absorption by Individual
Cells and Tissues.
1. General Properties of Colloids.
2. Analogy Between the Swelling of
Colloids and Protoplasm.
?,. Biological Significance of This
Analogy.
4. Criticism of the Current Theories
of Water Absorption by Protoplasm.
Scandinavian Club
At the meeting of the Scandinavian
Club last Friday evening the follow
ing officers were chosen: President.
A. R. Sweiison; ice-president. Ben
nett Vig; secretary-treasurer. Axe
Rasmussen.
Beatrice Express: As an outgrowth
of the visit to the city of the Univer
sity of Nebraska gospel team, a meet
ing of students of the high school was
held at the Y. M. C. A.. Tuesday even
ing, at which a permanent organiza
tion was formed having for its object
religious and moral work among the
high school boys. Thirty-five students
of the school were present.
FRESHMAN MIXER
PROVES A SUCCESS
Large Number of First Year Men and
Women Enjoy Evening at the
Armory Saturday Night
The Freshman "mixer" Saturday
night in the Armory and Memorial
Hall was well attended by the first
year men and women. The halls had
been tastefully decorated and the en
tertainment committee assured the
success of the evening. Games were
flfd not care
jto dance, and Miss Parks was given
charge of this part of the program.
Other forms of amusement compietea
the program, which had been varied
to suit all. In the Armory an orcbes-
i tra was nrovided for the dancers, and
ithis part of the building was well
filled most of the evening toy an en
thusiastic crowd. The refreshment
committee received many congratula
tions on their selections, which in
cluded white rick ice cream with a
central green pennant, and wafers.
The Freshmen are the first to adopt
the all-University "mixer" idea and to
apply it to their class, but the success
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