THE DAI LY NEBB ASK AN
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The Woman's Section-Part Two.
The Daily Nebraskan
SOCIETY
. XI Ptl Phi Banquet
XI Psi Ph! held its twelfth annual
,nnniiPt t the Llndell hotel Satur
Aav pvnlne. One hundred men were
present Decorations were In laven
der and cream with red roses, ur.
W. A. McHenry, '06. of Nelson, acted
as toastmaster, and responses were
given by Dr. Porter, Dr. vuniersieen,
rr Pnnn. Dr. L T. Hunt. Dr. A. O.
Hunt, Dr. Marshall. Dr. Neville and
Alpha Kappa chapter of Omaha.
ELECT ACHOTH OFFICERS
The national conclave of Achoth
elected the following officers for the
coming year:
Grand President Miss Florence
Wise, University of Iowa.
Grand Vice Persident Miss Mary
Hein, University of Illinois.
Grand Secretary Miss Edna Green,
University of Nebraska.
Grand Treasurer Miss Ruth Pep
per, University of Washington.
Miss Green was re-elected secretary
for her fourth term and Miss Pepper
as treasurer. The five-year term of
Etta Smith, who is editor-in-chief of
the Achoth publication, does not ex
pire for two years. After the banquet
at the Lincoln Saturday evening, tuc
new officers were installed, ine cm
two retiring officers are Miss Elsie
MothoB 'it. of Lincoln, wno was
past grand president, and Miss Olive
naer
Branden, or Lawrence, n.u,
vice president.
According to Miss Green, several
colleges are preparing to petition for
Achoth next year. Eight chapters
Into existence since the
undine of Aleph chapter at the Uni
versity of Nebraska in 1911.
Pi Phi Format
The. pi Phi formal party, held at the
Lincoln Saturday night, was attended
hv Roventv-five couples. Lonsiance
Lyford and Burke Taylor, and Dor
nthr rams and Ellsworth Moser led
the grand march. The chaperons
were Prof, and Mrs. R. J. Poole, Prof.
and Mrs. M. M. Fogg. Mesdames Y nee,
Kirkpatrick and Ames.
Blanch Randall. '18, and Jean Bur
roughs, 18.
WHAT NEBRASKA
ALUMNAE ARE DOING
Delta Chi Pledges
Delta Chi announcesthe pledging of
th followine: Hobart Wedeking.
Dale, Ind .: Roscoe Rice, Creighton,
Paul Conrad, Sabetha, Kan.
The Student Should Know
THE UNIVERSITY GIRLS' CLUB
The University Girls' club, founded
at the University of Nebraska in 1906,
is an organization the purpose of
which is to offer an opportunity for
a friendly, helpful fellowship among
the women of the school; to develop
a feeling of mutual responsibility and
a high regard for both liberty and
order; to be a medium by which the
social standard of the university may
be made and kept high; to foster the
spirit of unity and loyalty to the Uni
versity of Nebraska and to bring be
fore its members subjects that are
of special interest and Importance to
college women.
The club accomplishes its purpose
by means of parties for all university
girls, given at various times through
out the year. The Girls' Cornhusker
party, football luncheon and fresh
man welcome party have become
annual events through the work of
the Girls' club.
All women students of the univer
sity arc associate members of this
organization and active members on
payment of dues. The annual dues
are 50 cents, half of which ia used
for the current expenses of the club;
and the remainder for the establish
ment of a permanent fund for the care
of sick women students and for as
sisting those who are making their
own way through school.
The club is governed by an execu
tive board and a council. The execu
tive board consists of the dean of
women, four officers and three mem
bers each from the senior, junior and
sophomore classes. The council Is
composed of representatives from
each literary society and sorority and
from each rooming house at which
four or more university women live;
the president of the Y. W. C. A. and
women's class societies and the mem
bers of the executive board.
The follownig girls compose the ex
ecutive board for 1915-16: Edna
Froyd, '16, president; Florence An
gle, '16, vice president; Geneva See
ger, '17, secretary; Marie Rowley, '18,
treasurer; Doris Slater, 16; Mildred
Peery, '16; Lauretta Lord, '16; Ethel
Stone, '17; Doris Scroggin, '17; Mar
ian Kastle, '17; Edith Yungblut, '18;
the STODDARD co.
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Arriving daily. On tale
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DOROTHY CANFIELD FISHER
Dorothy Canfleld Fisher, well known
as a novelist and author, was a resi
dent of Lincoln as a girl, while her
father was Chancellor of the univer
sity. 1891-1895. In a recent letter to
a Lincoln friend, Miss Louise Pound,
of the department of English litera
ture. Mrs. Fisher writes of her strong
sympathy for the French adding, "If
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useful. But we can only do what lit
tle we can at long distance."
Before her marriage, Mrs. Fisher
spent several years in France, and has
a Ph. D. In romance languages from
Columbia university. She la the au
thor of the well known novels, "The
Squirrel Cage- and "The Bent Twig,"
of many magazine 6tories, and also of
many educational publications, like
"The Montessori Mother."
ELSIE WARNOCK
Miss Elsie Warnock, A.B. '08, A. M.
12, is teaching English in the high
school at Albuquerque, N. M. She
writes that Albuquerque has a fine
new high school building, of good size,
with an enrollment of over 400 stu
dents. Albuquerque has a shifting
population, she says, including inval
ids from the east, a good many Mex
icans, and some Indians from the gov
ernment school there. There are many
Indian pueblos and old Indian
churches in the vicinity.
director of the Wykeham Rise School
for Girls at Washington, Conn.
The following records have been
made by Nebraska women:
Florence Simmons, '15, 25-yard dash,
3 4-5 seconds.
Florence Simmons, 40-yard hurdles,
7 1-5 seconds.
Eva Fish, ex-17, pole vault, 6 ft.
5 in.
Lottie Savage, '14, basketball throw,
71 ft. 9 in.
Blanche Higgins, '17, shot put, 2)
ft. 9 In.
Marie Clark, '15, running high jump,
4 ft
Camilla Koch, '17, 50-yard dash,
6 4-5 seconds.
NEBRASKA GIRLS
HOLD TRACK RECORDS
That the University of Nebraska
has produced women athletes holding
American track records is plainly
shown in "A Survey of Track Athlet
ics for Women," recently published
by Dr. Harvey E. Stewart, physical
KEEN JUDGMENT
and appreciation of the finer
points of work and service give
first place to
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TRIPLED ASSORTMENTS
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Assembled in Readiness for the Coming
Season. Ultra-Stylish Apparel Replete
With New Styles.
MANNISH TAILORED SUITS
Unusual Types.
Original copies of the original importations of Poiret
Twill, Pastile Croviots, Jenny-plaid Taffeta and Serge
Compose, Gros de Londres and Gabardines, Spanish
types, oddly shirred and tasseled.
NEW MODEL SUITS
In Choice Materials.
Delightful fashions for Women and Misses; belted',
loose or new flare waistline jackets full, short skirts,
odd little quirks and turns of faBhloa hard to describe.
NEW SPRING SUITS
Specially Priced.
Moderate priced suits in great abundance All the choice
materials fine Serges. Gabardines, Poplins, all kinds
of checks, Taffetas and checked Velours.
$45 to
$75
$25 (0
$40
$12.50
to $20
Spring Coats-Novelty
and Street Styles
Let the weather be cold or delightfully mild, a coat
of another weave, another color and a different
style, proves a gratifying change. Coats of Serges,
Silk, Homespuns, Callot checks, silk or wool Jersey,
Corduroys and Bolivia Vicuna,
$4.95 $15 $25
Last Week of Our Final Clearance Sale
Remaining Winter Apparel to be closed out at drastic reductions. Now is the time
.to select that Suit, Coat or Dress. We want a complete clearance.
ORE WEEK'S KEW CRESSES
In Approved and Correct Styles
NEW AFTERNOON GOWNS
Gowns that show undoubted old-world Influ
ence. Crepe Georgette with Taffeta, and
Gros de Londres combinations of checks and
stripes, silk faille and Chiffons. Chenille
bandings, bead embroideries,''
NEW EVENING GOWN8
Nets and Laces combined in lovely filmy
effects; Taffetas, Crisp and Charming; Sheer
Organdies, ribboned frilled. Scores of be
witching models in every new evening
shade. Women's and Misses',
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$15
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