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SOCIETY
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SAT. MAT. A NIGHT. APR. 22,'
The Warmest Baby of Them All '
THE PASSING 8HOW OF 1915
125 People - Special Train
Direct from Winter Garden,
New York
Mat. $1.50 to 50c, Night $2 to 75o
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APRIL 24-26
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Flint Indian Travesty
"DIAMOND NELL"
Fun, Music, Dancing Girls
Extra Five-Reel Feature
"COMRADE JOHN"
Featuring Ruth Rolland and
Wm. Elliott
DELTA ZETA FORMAL
Delta Zeta ive its formal dancing
party at the Lincoln hotel, Saturday
evening. About eighty couples at
tended. The grand inarch was led
by Venus Learner and Varlo Tyler,
Marguerite Ueesley and Grove Porter.
Pink roses and Easter lilies were used
for the decorations. The chaperons
were Dr. Corrine Laramore, ' Prof.
Searle Davis, Dr. and Mrs. Blackwood,
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis, Prof, and
Mrs. O. N. Foster. The out-of-town
guests were: Julia Lynn, Minnie
Pratt, Omaha; Mary Herman, Fair
bury; Georgia McBloom, Dorothy Had
ley, Manhattan, Kan.; Fae Towles,
Gladys Leonard, Laurel; Grace Mc
intosh, Ohlowa; Mrs. A. Steinmeir,
Wilbur; "Mrs. G. Sleuyter, Hastings.
SENIOR HOP
About sixty couples attended ' the
senior hop at the Lindell hotel, Fri
day night. The chaperons were Prof,
and Mrs. Walter L. Pope, Dean Mary
Graham and Prof. Robert D. Scott.
Willard M. Folsom was chairman of
the committee, and Ernest Moehen
ert, master of ceremonies.
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SIGMA PHI EPSILON DANCE
Sigma Phi Epsilon gave its annual
party af the Lincoln hotel, Friday eve
nine. About sixty couples attended
The grand march was led by Richard
Koupa! and Catherine Pierce, Earl
Jackson and Edna Froyd. The chap
erons were Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lee,
Prof and Mrs. N. A. Bengston.
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Silver Serpents Entertain Sophomores
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I The Silver Serpents, junior gins
society, entertained the sophomore
girls at a party at the Temple Sat
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urday afternoon. The girls enjoyed
a short program and dancing. Re
freshments were served.
Delt Chi gave a luncheon at the
Lincoln hotel Saturday noon in honor
of George Bush, B.B., traveling secre
tary of the fraternity. Plates were
laid for forty members, including the
alumnae.
Delta Chi gave a lawn dance and
party Saturday evening for twenty
couples. The chaperons were Mr.
and Mrs. O. B. Clark, George Bush
and Dean Mary Graham.
The crop of pigs and lambs at the
college of agriculture this spring is
unusually good, the dry weather be
ing especially favorable. The animal
husbandry department has some 150
pigs in all, most of which are pure
bred. , . fc rfBw
Goodwin Anderson, '19, John Hills,
'19, Harold Shubert, '19, and Raymond
Hughes, '19, spent the week-end in
Council Bluffs.
FIFTY PRE-MEDICS MAKE
OMAHA TRIP
Fifty Pre-medics made the annual
trip to Omaha, April 22. This trip con
cluded the Medic Week program.
Medic Convocation, Tuesday, April
18, Dr. Palmer Findlay.
Saturday's program:
7:45 a. m. Leave Lincoln on Bur
lington. 9:45 a. m. Arrive Omaha. The En
tertainment Committee
met party with autos.
10:00 a. m. To various clinics (Clark
son, Wise and Metho
dist Hospitals).
12:30 p. m. A ride about the city.
1:15 p. m. Gathered at University
Club.
1:30 p. m. Luncheon at University
Club.
2:45 p. m. To College Building via
autos.
3:00 p. m. Inspection and demon
strations in all depart
ments in building.
6:00 p. m. Dinner at fraternity
houses.
Evening entertainment at option of
visitors.
It was highly enjoyable and bene
ficial trip. Clinica by big doctors.
Work on new hospital progressing
rapidly. Special laboratory demon
strations in Tarious departments. Dog
surgery very Interestibg.
Appreciation was expressed of hospi
tality of faculty of Omaha, and Dean
Cutter's personal Interest and pep in
making a success of the trip.
New precedent established in having
only one day In Omaha, Instead of
spreading events over two days and
wasting time in Omaha. Only expense
of trip was railroad fare.
MISS SHANNON AT VESPERS
. Miss Mary Shannon, who Is a mis
sionary from the girl' school at
Ragoon, Burma, will speak at the Y.
Vv. C. A. vesper se n Je Y. W.
C. A. room tomorrow.
Silver Lynx gave a house dance
Friday evening. About twelve at
tended. Professor and Mrs. G. W.
Hod were chaperons.
Alpha Omicron Pi entertained at a
party at the chapter house Friday
evening. Mrs. WIebe was chaperon.
Twenty couples were present.
THOSE SPARE MOMENTS
The way a man spends his spare
time usually determines his charac
ter, once observed a clever interpreter
of men. At no time in one's life is
this to true as during one's college
career. With various lines of activi
ties which may be followed, the in
dex to one's character may well be
determined by what he does with his
odd bits of surplus time.
Is il a clever novel or a certain
picture show for which a student
wishes he had the time? Does be
indulge in a game of cards, a few min
utes of pool or a cursory glance
through o good magazine, when he
has a few spare moments?
The man who forges ahead, leaving
the mass of the world behind to
drudge and slave, is not the man who
has idled away his spare moments.
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Frank Carpenter, who went home
last week because of illness, has re
turned to college.
Percy Fox, of Ohio state university,
has been spending the week at the
Phi Gamma Delta house.
Katharine Newbranch, '19, Mary
Haller, '17, and Katherine Sturtevant,
'19, spent Saturday in Omaha.
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