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THE UNIVERSITY PLAYERS
Announce
"THE MELTING POT"
Wednesday, February 2
"SPA"
Get your Lunches at the
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PRINTING
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REALLY
EFFICIENT
in your work; to maintain a
bright, sunny disposition you
must have perfect eyesight or
properly fitted glasses. If you
do not enjoy every minute of
your study let me help you.
Competent, Honest Optical
Service. Consult me with
Confidence
DR. MARTIN
Registered Optometrist
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
1236 "O'' St.
(Opposite Miller & Paine)
STUDENT MEMBERSHIP
CITY Y. M. C. A.
Balance School Year. . .$5.00
Full Privileges:
Swimming Baths
Bowling Billiards
Cafe
Down Town Ileadauarters
Make Application at. Business
Office.
PERSONAL
That Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lake
are playing in the "House of Glass"
in iNew York this week will be of in
terest to Nebraska people. Mrs. Lake
was graduated from the class of '94;
Mr. Lake from the class of '97.
Sigma Fhl Epsllon announces the
pledging of Leland Dale, '18, of Rush
ville, and Donald Graham, '19, of Al
liance. Mildred Montgomery, '18, bus been
ill for the past two days.
Samuel B. Laudaeur, '19, left Tues
day night for his home in, Joplin,
Mo.
Walter I. McGowan, ex-'lfi, was a
guest at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
house yesterday.
Miss Marguerite Marshall, p, Bpent
the week-end in Omaha.
Miss Louise Bedwell, '15, is a guest
at the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
The engagement of Louise Guthrie,
12. to Guv H. Matteson, '09. of Sut
ton, was announced last week. The
marriage will take place early in Feb
ruary. Gamma Phi Beta announces the
pledging of Miss Marguerite McPhee,
of the Rhetoric department.
Trail Marking Completed
From the State Historical society
comes the news that the last work
of the past year in the matter of
trail marking was completed at Ash
Hollow, where four monuments have
been erected. These will be dedicated
in the spring, followed by a celebra
tion of the event at Lewellan, Nebr.
HISTORICAL BANQUET
HELD AT LINCOLN
(Continued from page 1.)
is to increase the navy as large as
the largest in the world, but to main
tain a relatively small standing army.
After Mr. Estabrook's response, the
toastmaster spoke a few words of
farewell and the assembly broke up
not to meet again for another year.
NEBRASKA TO LOSE
GUY CHAMBERLIN
(Continued from page 1)
Not yet has the full significance of
what the loss of Chamberlin means
to the 1916 Cornhuskers been grasp
ed. Nebraskans have been so accus
tomed to settle back complacently and
"let Chamberlin do it" whenever a
squeeze enveloped the Huskers that a
mental picture of next year's team
without him will not come to mind.
Chamberlin himself has taken devel
opments resignedly. "It's all over
I'm a has been, I guess," he said last
night.
Dr. Clapp, secretary of the Nebras
ka board, stated yesterday that he
would request tho Wesleyan authori
ties to forward a complete account of
Chamberlin'8 sojourn at the Methodist
college. When the facts have been
officially set before the board they
will go through the formality of de
claring him from then on a figure of
history.
Art Exhibit on This Week
The Art Exhibit is being held in Art
hall the rest of this week, and con
tinuing next. This afternoon, from 3
to 5 o'clock, tea will be served in the
hall. Get a season ticket by paying
60 cents, see the exhibit and be re
freshed with a cup of tea.
LOST Shaefer self-filling pen. Re
turn to Student Activities office. Re
ward. 3t
Printing that's better, at Boyd's. 125
North 12th.
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR
January 21
Military ball Lincoln.
Beta Theta PI dance Rosewllde.
January 22
Konmensky Klub Play.
Gamma Phi Beta House Dance.
Catholic Students' Club Dance at
the Temple.
January 26-29
Registration.
January 29
Mixer.
Comus Club dance Music hall.
Law dance.
February 4
Delta Psl banquet Lincoln.
Chi Omega banquet Lincoln.
Komensky Club dance Music hall.
Febraury 11
Phi Kappa Psi annual party Lin
coln.
Acacia Annual banquet.
February 12
Phi Kappa Psi Annual banquet Lin
coln.
Acacia Annual Party, formal Rose
wllde. Alpha Xi Delta, formal Lincoln.
February 14
Delta Epsilon Formal Lincoln.
February 15
Charter Day, Holiday.
February 18
Girls' Basketball Tournament.
February 19
Delta Gamma, formal Lincoln.
February 26
Delta Delta Delta banquet Lincoln.
Alpha Phi banquet Lincoln.
Inter-fraternity Athletic Meet in the
afternoon; dance in evening.
March 2, 3, 4
Fifth Conclave of Achoth Sorority.
March 3
Achoth Dance Rosewilde.
Phi Delta Theta dance Lincoln.
March 4
Achoth Banquet Lincoln hotel.
Pi Beta Phi, formal Lincoln.
German Dramatic Club Banquet
Lincoln.
Phi Delta Theta banquet Lincoln.
University Night Oliver.
March 8-11
High School Basketball Tourna
ment. March 10
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, formal.
Alpha Theta Chi, formal Lincoln.
March 11
Alpha Omicron Pi, formal Lincoln.
Kappa Alpha Theta banquet Lin
coln. Sigma Alpha Epsilon banquet.
March 17
Sigma Nu, formal Lincoln.
University Gymnasium Exhibit Ar-
mory.
Catholic Students' club Play at the
Temple.
March 18
Kappa Kappa Gamma, formal Lin
coln. Delta Gamma banquet Lincoln.
March 24
Alpha Phi, formal Lincoln.
April 7
Alhpa Sigma Phi, formal.
April 8
Alpha Sigma Phi banquet Lincoln.
Kappa Alpha Theta, formal Lin
coln. Alpha Xi Delta banquet Lincoln.
April 14
Delta Delta Delta formal Lincoln.
Junior Play.
April 22
Delta Zeta Formal Lincoln.
April 29
Gamma Phi Beta formal Lincoln.
LOST Black . self-filling Conklin
pen, with gold band on cap. Return
to Alumnae Office; reward. 3t
Fatal Fall Down Elevator Shaft.
St. Edward. Mrs. Cynthia N. Pat
terson, widow of Martin Patterson, is
dead here, as a result of a fall down
the elevator shaft In the home of her
daughter, Mrs. W. D. Fonda.
JANUARY-
The Month of Savings!
The last month of our fiscal year and particularly
these last two weeks before inventory we will reduce
our stocks to the lowest point possible.
Regular Kensington and Kuppenheimer winter
Suits aud Overcoats garments of known and depend
able quality are now marked for complete clearance:
$20 $25 $30
Values Values Values
$14.75- $18.75 $23.75
In view of advancing prices on clothes of this char
acter, we predict that values like these will not be avail
able again in Lincoln for some time to come. If you
need a new Suit or Overcoat now or even if you have
to anticipate your needs for next season we believe it
will pay ycu well to take advantage of present savings.
Savings of equal importance in Men's Furnishings
as well as in Suits and Overcoats
A Store for
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Dinner
TICKETS
Marcus Poteet
R. V. Koupal L4800
Slevers Sussman B1821
Dorothy Cams F2887
H. J. Schwab B2596
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February 4, 1916 Lincoln Hotel
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