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"The Bungalow
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"Nebraska-Notre Dame
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.NOVEMBER 1ST
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' Admission
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UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Wednesday, October 26
Home Economics Girls, Meeting, Mu
sic Hall.
Thursday, October 27
Convocation, Rabbi Singer, Temple
Theatre.
Der Deutsche Geselllge Verein, Prof.
Fossler's home.
Junior Class Meeting, Law 101.
Cornhusker Staff Meeting, Delta
Tau Delta House.
Mathematical Club Meeting, Temple.
Friday, October 29
Alpha Omicron Pi Dance, Lincoln.
Alpha Chi Omega House Dance.
Pi Beta Phi House Dance.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Freshman
Dance, Music Hall.
Palladian, Penitentiary Woods.
Union Hallowe'en Party.
Saturday, October 30
Nebraska vs. Ames, at Ames.
Y. W. C. A. Reception, Governor's
Mansion.
Silver Serpents' Party for Junior
Girls, Music Hall.
Party for Freshman Girls, Armory.
Bushnell Guild House Party.
Acacia House Dance.
Scandinavian Club and the Tegner
Society, Prof. J. E. Alexis' home.
The committee for the Freshman
girls' party will meet in the Y. W. C.
A. rooms of the Temple Thursday at
5 o'clock. Helen Kendall, chairman.
The remainder of the Student direc
tories will be for sale on the campus
tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Leave 15 cents,
not twenty, and. take one.
GEORGE GRIMES,
Business Manager.
Palladian will hold : a closed meet
ing Friday evening, October 29, at
Barnson cottogfl in the Penitentiary
woods. All "Pal" members meet at
10th and O streets Friday evening at
7:15 o'clock, and take the Penitentiary
car.
Der Deutsche Gesellige verein will
meet at the home of Prof. L. A. Foss
ler, 1517 South Seventeenth street,
Thursday evening October 28, at i
o'clock, for the initiation of new mem
bers.
FreBhmen girls' party, -Saturday, Oc
tober' 30, at 2:30 p. m... in the Armory,
Admission, 5 cents.
Physical Education, 11, History of
Physical Education, will meet in Me
morial hall, Thursday, October 28 at
11:30 o'clock
INA 12. UlTTIINUa.
A Hallowe'en party will be given
Saturday at the Farm by the United
Agricultural society, which is compos
ed of the men and women of the Col
lege of Agriculture.
The Freshman girls will have a Hal
lowe'en party, Saturday afternoon in
the Armory. Every Freehmair girl
should be there. The committee will
be glad to have anyone who dislikes
to go alone meet them in the Y. W.
C. A. rooms in the Temple shortly be
fore 2:30 o'clock.
Jualir Class meeting Thursday, Oc
tober 28, at 11 a. ffi., in Law 101.
Everyone get out for a good live meet
ing. V. J. HAGGART,
President.
The Scandinavian club and the Teg
ner society will meet at the home of
Prof. J. E. A. Alexis. 1420 Elm street,
Saturday evening, October 30, at 8
o'clock. Take the Fourteenth street
car to Elm street. A Scandinavian lit
erary program has been prepared.
The Silver Serpents will give a par
ty for Junior girU Saturday afternoon,
October 30, In Music hall. AU are
nrepd to come and become acquainted
r!,h their classmates in sn" Inform"!
way. Individual Invitations will
be I
sent.
Cornhusker staff meeting. Thursday,
October 28. at Delta Tau Delta house
at 7:30 o'clock. Entire staff is re
quested to be present.
In order to expedite the preparation
of plans for the new building to house
Political Science, Economics, History
and other departments of the Arts
College, I have asked Prof. Caldwell
to act as chairman of a committee con
sisting of all members of the faculty
In the departments concerned. As
chairman, Prof. Caldwell will confer
with his colleagues and communicate
their requirements to the architects.
This will not, of course, prevent any
one from writing diectly to Coolidge
& Hodgdon, Corn Exchange Bank
building, Chicago, or from taking up
any matters directly with my office in
case they see fit.
S. AVERY,
PERSONAL
Sigma Nu announces the pledging
of Leon Hardin, of Alma.
Helen Carrol, '17, Maude Galley,
'17, and Mabel Stumer. '15, have been
visitors at the Dleta Gamma house.
Bertha Ehlers, of Scribner, and Alma
Sorenson, of Omaha, were guests
at the Alpha Xi Delta house last
week.
Leland Towle, '16, of Lincoln, "has
returned to school after working sev
eral months on the Forest Survey in
Colorado.
'"Laboratory Manual of Horticulture"
is the title of a book written by
George W. Hood, associate professor
of horticulture at the University. The
book contains illustrations of methods
equiment and apparatus.
The Alpha Xi Delta sorority held a
mothers tea Sunday afternoon at 5
o'clock at the chapter house. A pro
gram of readings was given by Miss
Louise Schavaland and Miss Elsie Pe
terson, followed by a group of sorority
songs. The Freshmen members serv
ed the tea.
Quick Service
Open at All Times.
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Special Attention to University
Students -
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13th and O STREETS
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PRINTING
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New York Chop Hesse
1340 O St
Always Open
PURITAN ICECREAM,
ICES, PUNCHES
The Solution of Your Society
Refreshment Problem
H. C. HATHAWAY
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Phone B-6152
The Chi Omega alumnae held its
first luncheon of the year Saturday at
12 o'clock at the Lincoln. Covers were
laid for twenty, and included the fol
lowing from out of the city: Miss
Ruth Cull, Oakland; Evalyn Johnson,
Hastings. Mich.; Bernlce Cricket,
Falla City; Katherine Little, Lyons.
The following people came to Lin
coln for the Notre Dame game and
spent the week-end at the Achoth
l l . . n 1 . 1 .
inouse; Marguerite raney. Anna;
I Vena Stahl, Peru; Lucy Keifer, Dav
I en port; Emma Beard and Jessie Down
ing, Rising City; Florence Daniels,
Bancroft; Marian Nicholson, Wisner;
Dorothy Pierce, Maryville, Mo., and
Mrs. Steiger, Sutton.
Scott's Orchestra. Call, B-1482.
Cadet Lecture Tonight
William B. Brewster, field secretary
of the National Security league, trav
eling now in the interest of national
' preparedness, will speak to all inter
ested In national defense in Memorial
hall at 5 o'clock today. All students
will find this lecture especially in
structive and are therefore urged to
be there.
Phi Alpha Delta Pledges
Phi Alpha Delta announces the fol
lowing pledges:
F. V. Robinson.
H. W. Fouts.
J. y. Craig. .
W. S. Kline.
Henry Pascale.
- Max Behr.
R. H. Peard.
Leon Snyder.
D. D. Whitcomb.
E. B. Mlnnick.
Carl Graff. '
D. L. Yale.
V. J. Haggart.
Carlisle Jones.
Sopohomore Hop Committee -
j Everett Angle, president of the
Sophomore class, has announced the
following for the Sophomore Hop corn-
mittee:
Homer Rush, chairman.
John Cook, master of ceremonies.
Lucile Lees.
Dorothy Davies.
Margarette McCoy.
Charles Weymuller.
Karl Brown.
Alferd Adams.
Max Miller..
Piano Interpretation
In view of the cordial response to
the informal Saturday afternoon meet
ings in Art hall, Dr. W. F. Dann has
consented to continue his interpreta
tions.. Next Saturday at 5 p. m., Dr.
Dann will play over parts of the 8th
Beethoven symphony. All students
are cordially invited.
..Send-Off Parade Friday
A big send-off parade for the Husk
er team will be held Friday afternoon.
Participants will gather at the Ar
mory at 2:30 o'clock and will leave for
the Burlington station at 3 o'clock.
MIXER NOVEMBER 20
No Other Eevents Will Be Scheduled
for the Night of the Nebraska
Iowa Game
An elaborately planned Mixer will
be held the night of the Nebraska
Iowa game, November 20, for faculty,
students and alumni. No other, social
affairs will be scheduled for that
night.
The University band concert and
fireworks will entertain before the.
Armory is opened at 8 o'clock. The
tickets will be of two colors. One color
admits the holder to a vaudeville
show, while those holding the other
color dance. At 10 o'clock the people
in the two rooms will change.
A reception for the alunml will be
given In Art hall. There will also
be a moving picture shevr in enc of the
large rooms in the Law building.
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Students' Headquarters
1140 O Street
Work brought to our office
any morning by 9 a. "n. win
be ready at 6 p.m. if wanted
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- Get your Safety Razor
blades sharpened. See J.
, W. Trenchard at University
or call at 1321 O street,
.Wilson Drug Store.
New shipment just
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