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SOCIAL CALENDAR
October 18
Silver Serpent hike for junior girls
October 19
Rally and Parade Armory, 7 o'clock
October 20
United Agricultural society meet
ing Farm campus.
Sigma Nu dance Lincoln.
October 26
Alpha Phi Freshmen house dance.
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Fifth Episode
"THE SEVEN PEARLS"
A Smashing Paths Serial
(Read the story in the Sunday
State Journal.)
Vaudeville
Monde & Sella
"Singing and
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(Female Im
personators) Lewis Plottl
"A Day ' ne
East Side"
Character Slng
Ing Universal News
'.'Finders
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A Lesson In
Every Day Life'
Olga's Leopards
A Big Animal
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October 27
Xi Delta party for sophomore girls
Temple.
Rushton-Davies
A wedding of more than usual inter
est to Lincoln people, will take place
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home pf Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Davies at
Utica, when their daughter, Dorothy,
will become the bride of Mr. Lvalo
Rushton of Omaha. The wedding will
be a quiet home affair and Mr. and
Mrs. Rushton will make their hom9
in Omaha. Both, the bride and eroom
attended the University of Nebraska
last year.
Miss Davies is a member of Delta
Gamma sorority and Mr. Rushton is a
member of Phi Delta Theta. He is
a brother of Mrs. Joseph Seacrest.
Mr. and Mrs. Seacrest. Miss Lillian
Arendt and Miss Virginia Gallentine
will leave tomorrow for Utica to be
guests at the wedding.
PERSONALS
Eva Miller suent Saturday and Sun
day in Minneapolis, Minn. She visited
at Fort Snelling.
Nell Youngers visited at the Delta
Gamma house the end of the week.
Dorothy Stephens accompanied
Jeanette Teacarten to her home in
Weeping Water to spend Saturday and
Sunday.
Margaret Dodge spent Sunday at her
home in Fremont.
Dorthey Davies is visiting at Delta
Gamma house.
Harriet Ramey left Monday for York
to attend the funeral of her uncle.
Ermine Carmean accompanied Cath
erine Pierce to her home in Bellville,
Kansas, to spend the Saturday and
Sunday.
Alice Tenmle entertained her father
and mother from Lexington, Neb., Sat
urday and Sunday.
Dorthey Weatherald spent the end
of the week at her home in Hebron.
Kluence Jenks from Avoca, la , vis
ited at the Gamma Phi Boja house Sat
urday. "
Mrs. A. T. Chapin from Winside,
Neb., was a guest of her daughter, Vir
ginia, at the Gamma Phi Beta house
Sunday.
Miss Gladys Hellweg, Polk, Neb.,
Miss Edna Olson, Stromsburg, and
Miss Katherine Mellor of Melvern, la
visited at the Pi Beta Phi house Sat
urday.
lrma Stephens is ill at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house.
Danhne Stickle, Ruth Curtice, Alice
Sedgwick and Lucille Nitscho were in
Omaha for the week-end.
Kathfiiine Cardner. Omaha; Cecil
White, York, and Helen Gale, presi
dent of the ChaDter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma at Northwestern university,
were quests at the Kappa Kappa Gam
ma house Saturday and Sunday.
Sdma Taylor spent tho latter part
of the week at her home in Exeter.
LvJla Dawson wuf at her home in
LJiiwood Saturday and Sunday.
Nina tnd Pansy Hosteller visiied
their sister, Doris, at the Alpha Oml
cron Pi house the end of the week.
Limit Harvey Nelson from umana
visited at the Sigma Alpha Epnilou
house Saturday and Sunday. Lieuten
ant Nelson Isltationed at Fort Dodge.
H. L. Gerhart from Newman urove
was a guest at hte Alpha Tau Omega
house for the end of the week.
Helen Cossner apent Saturday and
Sunday in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs. C. Ehlers visited their
daughter, Marguerite, Saturday and
Sunday.
Helen Wahl was at her home in
Omaha for the latter part of the week.
Mary Alice Davey went to Davey to
help dedicate the new school there.
Ralph Sweeley. Atlanta, la., was a
guest at the Alpha Theta Chi house.
W E McCandless, from Omaha, vis
ited his son. Kenneth, at the Pi Kappa
Phi house Sunday.
Clyde Dempster or Beatrice was in
Lincoln Saturday.
H C Howard, from West Point, was
the guest of his son, Harvey, at Delta
Upsllon house. '
Charlotte Flindt, from Spencer. Ia..
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
Delta Gamma house.
Frank Morrlssey is visiting at the
Sigma Nu house.
I'aul Young returned to his home.
Nebraska City, for the week end
Clarence Parsons spent the week
end in Omaha. . .
Arthur I. Rogers. 21. spent the week
end at bis home in Petersburg.
Miss Ethel Smith, '2.0. spent the
week end at her home in Council
Bluffs, Iowa. iTnma
Alex Krause. '19. of Ord. went home
for the week-end.
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Wardner Scott, '17, Of Lincoln, is j
working in tho United States valua
tion department at Edgeinont, Mont.
Harry Howarth's father spent Sat
urday and Sunday at the Delta I'psi
lon house.
Lloyd Tuliy, '18, was at the Delta
Upsllon house Sunday.
Edna Ohlson, who is teaching in
Polk, Neb., thU year, came to Lincoln
for the Iowa game and stayed at the
Pi. Beta Phi house over Sunday.
Ottilia Schurman of Fremont, and
Mary Steele of Hastings were in Lin
coln for the Iowa game.
Katherine Dodge, '18, of Fremont,
spent the week end in Omaha.
Ermine Carmean spent the week
end in Belleville, Kan., as the guest
of Katherine Pierce.
Constance Rummons Heads
University English Club
Constance Rummons, '18, was elect
ed president of the English club at a
meeting Saturday evening with Miss
Louise Pound. Edna Hathaway was
chosen secretary and treasurer.
After the business meeting a story
written by Miss Helen Mitchell was
read by Miss Olivia Pound and another
was read by Prof. S. B. Gass. Dr. H.
B. Alexander read the translation of a
Chinese love song, the music of which
was played by Mrs. Alexander, Mrs.
Alexander gave a humorous "reading
with piano accompaniment.
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