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SOCIAL CALENDAR
January 26
Junior hop, Rosewilde.
Faculty men banquet, Lincoln.
Phi Gamma Delta dance, Lincoln.
January 27
Alpha Xi Delta formal, Lincoln.
Military Prom
The annual regimental ball of the
military department was held Friday
night at the Commercial cluh. It was
the first dinner dance given by the
department and also the first all Uni
versity party given at the Commercial
club. One hundred couples attended.
Red was the predominating color
used in the decorations, with the na
tional colors brought out in the flags
and streamers about the ball room.
The tables were arranged at the sides
of the hall, so that a large center
space was reserved for dancingt be
tween courses. Red flowers and can
dles with tulle shades were on each
of the tables.
The grand march was led by Blanch
Rusk, regimental sponsor, and Lieut.
Colonel A. S. Covert; Lillian Gnam
and Capt John Stoddart The chap
erones, for whom special tables were
reserved, were Chancellor and Mrs.
S. A. Avery, Captain and Mrs. S. M.
Parker, Brigadier General P. L. Hall,
Trof. and Mrs. P. M. Buck, Dr. and
Mrs. R. G. Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Harpham and Mr. and Mrs. M. Wester
mann. Major Howard Hadley was chair
man of the committee in charge of
the arrangements and Capt. J. B. Stod
dart was master of ceremonies. Capt.
R. F. Rohrbough and Capt. H. F. Holtz
were the other members of the com
mittee. The programs were white with the
TJniversity of Nebraska seal in red
and gold and with ribbons in the tri
colors inserted beneath.
Farm House Banquet
Forty-five were present at the sixth
annual banquet of the Farm House
fraternity at the Lincoln hotel Satur
day evening. P. H. Stewart was
toastmaster, and the following re
sponded: "Plans," Oscar Sjogren;
"Material," C. L. Cbristensen; "La
bor," K. C. Loriks; "Construction," R.
E. HollanB; "Fishing," Ray W. Car
penter; "The NebriiSka Farm House,"
A, W. Ingersoll. The alumni guests
were:
H. C. Merrick, Adams; L. Boyd Rist,
Beatrice; F. L. Taylor, Broken Bow;
A. H. Beckhoff. Dakota City; A. G.
George, Battle Creek; Ivan D. Wood,
O. W. Sjogren, Prof. R. F. Howard,
H. F. Williams, L. T. Skinner, Lin
coln; R. H. Camp. WalthiU; H. J.
Duncan, Beatrice; R. E. Houser, Ge
neva. Chester Dobbs of Beatrice is at the
Alpha Ttu Omega house.
The Palladians enjoyed a skating
party Saturday night on the Unive
sity athletic field.
The English Club Didn't Find
The Bottom Of The Jug
Scandal has broken loose in the
rhetoric department. For a long time
there has been a feeling about the
campua that the instructors of this
department have been concealing
something. They have been caught
winking at one another and wearing
very mysterious grins.
Saturday a reporter heard jueer
gurgling noises coming from room 107
and opened the door to find the cause.
Before bis astonished eyes stood Searl
Davis draining the content! of a gal
lon Jug. It was Quite obvious that
Mr. Davis was not learning to drink
Irom the receptacle. No glasses or
mug of any kind were in sight How
ever, other jugs were stationed about
the room. The "Order of the Jug
was evidently not a new organ izi-tlon.
Professor Sherlock Gass was
perched on top or a desk with a large
dougtnut In each hand and several
other members of the department
were enjoying the festivities. Profes
sor Buck arrived only to be informed
that be was too late.
Miss McPhee and Miss Craft seemed
to think the matter needed a little ex
planation. Tbey explained that a meet
ing of the ErgUsh club bad been held
Ruth Fitzgerald of Louisville, Is the
guest of Helen Curtice, 19.
Marie Dally, ex-'15. of Duplap, la..
is visiting friends in the city.
William Ritchie, '15, of Bridgeport,
spent the past week in the city.
Amos Thomas, '10, of Omaha, spent
the week end in Lincoln." Mr. Thomas
is a Phi Delta Theta.
Hazel Sabine, ex-'lS, of Beatrice at
tended the Doyle-Halligan wedding and
is a guest at the Alpha Phi house.
Delta Gamma entertained at the
chanter house Saturday afternoon in
honor of Breta Bills, a January bride.
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Lea Howard, ex-'14, of Omaha, and
Virginia liewis, ex-17, of Springfield,
111, are guests at the Kcppa Alpha
Theta house.
Laura Wood, ex-'20, of Hastings is
t guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house. Miss Wood came to attend
the military ball-
The Junior law hop was given at
Rosewilde Saturday night About 1(K
couples enjoyed the program of
dances. The grand march was led by
Ruth Whitmore and Willard Folsom.
The tlit-r-eropes were Mr. and Mrs.
Cuy Keed and Mr. and Mrs. M. Fol
som Roses were given to the tirls
as favors.
The wedding of Kathleen Doyle, "12,
to P. Rolfe Halligan, '12, of North
Platte, took place Thursday evening,
with members of Alpha Phi and Phi
Delta Theta as special guests. The
wedding party included Agnes Bartlett,
'17,, Ruth Evans. 'IS, Betty Drake 'IS,
Betty Doyle, '17, Lee Metcalfe, ex-'lG,
Frank Mead, '13, Ray Doyle, '17, Vic
tor Halligan, '17.
Seventy couples attended the Farm
House dance at the Lincoln hotel Fri
day evening. Prof. W. W. Burr, Prof,
and Mrs. H. B. Pier, and Miss Aural
Scott were the chaperones. The alum
ni guests were: J. 2. Duncan, L. Boyd
Rist, Beatrice; Ivan D. Wood, A. E.
Anderson, Lincoln; H. C Merrick,
Adams; E. H. Herminghatis, Omaha;
A. G. George, Battle Creek; A. H.
Beckhoff, Dakota City.
The Iron Sphinx formal was leld at
the Lincoln hotel Saturday night with
fifty couples in attendance. The chap
eronps were Miss Mary Graham, Wal
ter Campbell, Prof, and Mrs. Hood,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harvey, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Crancer. The grand march
was Jed by Dorothy Pierce and H. R.
Anderson. The committee in charge
of arrangements were Dan Proudfit
Deyo Crane, L. Finney and F. Young.
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in room S10 the previous evening.
The club usually meets at the various
homes but had decided to meet in
University hall as it did many years
ago. In the old days doughnuts and
cider were always served and Miss
Craft bad attempted to make it as ral
as possible. Prof. J. E. "LeRossignol
read a story of his own writing which
was published in the January issue or
the Canadian magazine. Miss Craft
also read a story of whioh she is the
author.
It seems that the company was not
able to consume all the food provided
but all roB early Saturday morning
and came down to finish It Imagine
their chagrin when they found that
the large sack of doughnuts had dis
appeared during the night and could
not be found. Suspicion centered on
Sherley V. Babbit who subborn
ly refused to unlock his desk. Things
were becoming rather serious for him
when shortly before noon Miss Craft
appeared and announced that she had
pit the food away until such time as
she thought they needed sustenance.
A loyal member of "The Golden
Fleece" was present at the morning
seesion but slipped away before she
could be Interviewed.
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