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SOCIAL CALENDAR
October 26
Union Society Branson's cottage.
Alpha Phi Freshmen house dance.
Fi Kappa Phi house dance.
Delta Gamma house dance.
October 27
Phi Delta Theta house dance.
Alpha Omlcron Fi house dance.
Chi Omega house dance.
Xi Delta party for sophomore girls
Temple.
Tegner meeting Faculty hall.
November 2
Ag Club dance Lincoln.
November 3
All-University Hallow'een party
Armory.
November 9
Phi Delta Theta Rosewilde.
November 10
Phi Kappa Psi house dance.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Myrtle Orton, ex
'17, to Ernest L. Pratt. Miss Orton is
a member of Delta Zeta.
PERSONALS
Carl Berglum, ex-'20, has joined the
aviation corps at Salt Lake City.
Jean Burroughs and Carolyn Reed
will return today from Minneapolis.
Wilson D. Bryans, '19. will spend
the week-end at his home in Omaha.
Charles J. Angel, '18, will drive to
Ulysses Friday to spend the week end.
Helen Nieman will spend Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Omaha.
Helen Howe expects to spend Satur
day and Sunday at her home in
Omaha.
Hedwig Jaeggi Fontaine of Colum
bus, Neb., visited at the Delta Zeta
house Tuesday.
Katherine Hall of North Platte will
visit Hazel Barbar at the Delta Gam
ma house the end of the week.
Lulu Galbraith was called to Oma
ha Tuesday evening where her
brother is seriously ill in the hospital.
Robert Moody and Robert Wenger
expect to attend the Delta Upsilon
convention at Bucalo, N. Y.
Helen Doty will accompany Ann
Brundage to her home in Tecumseh
to be her guest for the end of the
week.
Frank J. Brady of Atkinson, and
Carlyle Jones from Camp Funston,
visited at the Alpha Sigma Phi house
last Saturday and Sunday.
Ruth. Ellinghusen and Mary Alice
Davey will go to Manhattan Friday
to be guests at the Delta Zeta house.
They expect to visit friends at Camp
Funston.
Ruth Ellinghusen and Mary Alice
Davey will spend Saturday and Sun
day at the Delta Zeta house at Man
hatten, Kans. They intend to visit at
Camp Funston.
Tegner Society
The Tegner society will meet Satur
day evening, October 27, in "Faculty
hall of the Temple.
"Ag" Club Meeting
The Agricultural club will meet
Thursday evening in Munic hall, Tem
ple, at 8 o'clock.
Rooms for Women
Any young women who desires a
room free of charge, will please call
at the Dean of Women's ollice.
D. G. V. Invitation
The Deutsche Gesillige Verein will
meet Thursday evening, October 25, at
7.30 o'clock, in Faculty hall, Temple.
New members will be initiated and a
short social program given.
German Dramatic Club Tryouts
Registration for tryouts for the Ger
man Dramatic club will be held in U
108 at 11 o'clock; and 2 to 4 o'clock on
Thursday, Friday and Monday.
Engineering Society Smoker
The first Engineering society smok
er of the year will be held Friday
evening at 1340 R street at 7:30
o'clock.
St. Paul Hallowe'en Party
A Hallow'een social wifl be given at
St. Paul's Methodist church, Thurs
day evening, October 25, at 8 o'clock.
All students will be cordially wel
comed.
Cadet Band Men
All University band men are to meet
at the Armory this morning at 11
o'clock for the football rally without
uniforms and at 4 o'clock without uni
forms at the Armory to head the team
procession to the depot. Captaiu.
Palladian Literary Society
Palladian Literary will hold no open
meeting this week. Saturday evening
the society will leave for Roca at 6
o'clock in carry-alls. All members will
meet on the north steps of the Temple
prompty at 6 o'clock.
Students' Guild
The Students' Guild of the First
Presbyterian church will hold their
annual Hallow'een social at the home
of Mrs. Julia Spalding , 2221 Sheridan,
Saturday evening, October 26. Mrs
Spalding has opened her home to the
Guild for this annual party for several
years.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Xi Delta
Xi Delta wiii meet Thursday eve
ning at the Alpha Chi Omega house at
7 o'clock. Very important.
University Art Club
The University Art club will ueet
with Miss Blanche Grant Saturday,
October 27 at her home 634 South
Seventeenth.
Twins' Club
The University Twins club will
meet Saturday night with the Hoff
man twins. 2250 Sheldon street. All
twins in the University, whether they
are members of the club or not are
urged to be present.
Sunday School Books
The books for the University men's
class at St. Paul church are at the
College Book store and may be se
cured from Lawrence Slater between
11 and 12 o'clock and 5 and 6 o'clock.
They also may be secured at the office
of the Y. M. C. A.
Catholic Students' Meeting
The Catholic Students' club will
hold an informal business meeting Fri
day evening, October 26, in the church
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The Prodical Son Ten Years
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A beautiful gift book just published, contain
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young people just breaking home ties
By John Andrew Holmes, Minister First Con
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wicked a thing it is to wander off into the far country. Francis E.
Clark, the father of Christian Endeavor.
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