THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Adjustment of Fallon Arches, removal of Corns and Ingrowing Xnils
... canter and the relief of Bunions Phone
Siding COMFORT SHOES B-3781
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Big Shows ana uooa
Music
L. M. Gorman, Mgr
Monday and Tuesday
Rex Beache's Pictures
The Auction Block J
Rex Beache's Greatest
Story. The life drama
.of a million girls of
.large cities and towns
PERSONALS
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
December 14
Gamma Phi Beta house dance.
Delta Gamma house dance.
Ag club Farm campus.
Alpha Sigma Phi house dance.
Beta Theta Fi house dance.
Kappa Alpha Theta house dance.
Phi Gamma Delta house dance.
Alpha Theta Chi Lincoln.
Pre-Medic hop Rosewilde.
Phi Delta Theta Temple.
December 15
Freshman hop Lincoln
Alpha Delta Pi Rosewilde.
Sigma Nu pig dinner chapter
house.
All-University Christmas party
Armory. December 21
Delta Tau Delta Art hall.
December 8
Seventy-five couples attended the
Jinior law hop at the Rosewilde.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster and
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Broady chap
eroned. The Comus club entertained about
eighty couples at the Lincoln. The
chapernoes were Professor and Mrs.
Horace Young, and Professor and
Mrs. G. W. Hood.
nertha Dates spent the end of the
week visiting friends in Hebron.
Ruth Horrum spent the end of the
week visiting friends in Omaha.
Lydia Dawson spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Linmvood.
Kathryn Goss of Omaha visited
( Dorothy Hippie Saturday and Sun
day.
Prof. Alice Howell has gone to Chad
ron. Neb., where she will read Jeanne
IV Arc.
Doris Hostetter and Mary Waters
were in Crete the latter part of the
week.
Loy Rerun spent the latter part
of the week visiting friends in
Omaha.
Helen Kirchman of Wahoo visited
Lorene Hendricks the latter part of
the week.
E. L. Meyer, superintendent of
schools at Geneva was an Acacian
guest during the Schriuers' festival.
Daphne Stickel, Mildred Bowers
and Mildred McFarland visited in
Omaha the latter part of the week.
Elvira Loftman of Omaha visited
her sister, Helen, at the Alpha Xi
Delta house Saturday and Sunday.
Evert M. Hosman now in the Y. M.
C. A. work at Camp Funston, visited
at the Acacia house over the week
end. Mrs. S. J. Bahr and daughter,
Vivian, of Broken Bow, visited at
the Gamma Fhi Beta house Satur
day and Sunday.
Pauline Stecnburg of Flammington.
111., visited her sister, Eleanor, at
the Pi Beta Fhi house the latter
part of the week.
Mr. E. C. Hedrick and Mrs. T. A.
Brundage, of Tecumseh, visited their
daughters Saturday and Sunday at
the Delta Gamma house.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Glen Mason
are visiting in Lincoln. Both are
graduates of the class of 1910. Mrs.
Mason was Florence Malone.
Miss Lillian and Ida Hrubesky is
spending the week-end in Lincoln.
Miss Lillian Hrubesky is now princi
pal of the Nebraska City high school.
Edwin P. Kositzky. for three years a
member of the varsity football squad,
has withdrawn from the University
to enlist in the United States Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Merriam visited the
Bushnell Guild house Saturday after
noon and returned to Seward in the
evening. Merriam will leave for his
new post at. Camp Kelly, San An
tonio, Tox., Wednesday of next week.
Faye Merriam, '17, who withdrew
from the University last spring nnd
attended the roust artillery training
camp at Fortress Monroe, Va., where
he was commissioned to second lieu
tenancy last week, returned to his
home at Seward, Neb., and was
married to Miss Amanda F. Wood of
Seward Friday evening December 7.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
ffKffWi&'iSiS'S UNIVERSITY CLUB HOLDS
France, in a British division.
Fa it enclose;! a letter written li!;n
by Harold Holtz. '17, who is in Italy,
in lh nvl.itlnn sprflnn St. R. U. Holt 2
has not yet been sent, into battle Fifteen
service, but is in a training school
learning to fly. lie writes that ho
has been making two flights daily,
and finds his work very interesting.
His quarters aie fine, and the. climute
is mild and pleasant. His letter
BANQUET AT HONOLULU
Nebraska Students
Present lioy Bedford Is
President
Senior Class Meeting
Senior class meeting Thursday,
December 13, at 11:30 o'clock in Law
107.
Red Cross Home Nursing
Mrs. Max Westerman will meet all
those who want to take the Red Cross
course in home nursing, in Faculty
hall of the Temple, at 8 o'clock, on
Monday evening. The course is open
to all members of the faculty and
the administrative force.
Coast Guard Service
Examinations for appointment of
INTERESTING ART WORKS
Fifteen members of the Nebraska
bears the red triangle of the. Y. M. . University club in Honolulu. Hawaii.
C. A., indicating that tue nrgaima- wno ieft school last Mav to enter
lion is doing work in Italy as well thg BervJ attended an ..x- ban.
as France.
quet in Honolulu last month at the
Pleasanton hotel. All except two
of the Nebraska men are in some
AT UNIVERSITY GALLERY TV :ir,ll"ln Ma"on"
i TVio mpmhprq nf thi T'nivcrsit V
,T7 . tmi- n.i.4. rjrA v,, !f Nebraska club are Roy Bedford.
Wood Block Prints Made by ipresldent; E(hviml Alhrecht, vice.
Intricate and Detailed .president; Ansom Booth, seeretary-
treasurer; Roy J. Bayless, Phil Camp
Process (bclli Oliver Frick, Ralph Merrick.
( 'Leslie Johnson, Harold Kohjer. Fred
A collection of fifty-nine woo'd Nesbit, John H. Ray, George Shafer,
block prints by Helen Hyde, famous Anton Strandberg of the army,
wood block worker of Cincinnati, and Mr. Lindon Lynch, and Mr. E.
and fifty etchings, lent by Keppcl B. Loomis of Honolulu.
and Co., of New York was hung in je placards at the banquet were
inanimations ior appointment oi""" - i ic i"'uii "i
cadets in the coast guard service lnc art gallery last week. This col- jn the form of a large red "N," and
will be held December 17. Appli- lection k; pronounced the best small the menus bore the coat of arms of
cations must be sent in immediately 'collection which the department has Hawaii in gold. All the decorations
to the central department. Blanks ;heen able to secure for years. Iwere in scarlet and cream. Between
for application and the address of j Helen Hyde is the foremost Amer-'lne courses the men sang University
. j.,,.,.t ,v,i, do fnm ican artist in the wood block nrints annaa and era vo th r-nllpp-p veils.
Ul liU Lltll'Ul Ilia uc ri nil ru uuiui - auii&c u. r - .. o - -
work, s-he studied for a number or
years in Japan, where this type o'r;..i oaA Cm? fmiro
work originated, under the best,'"01 w VJO
Prof. L. F. Seaton.
A. S. M. E.
The regular meeting of the stu
dent section of the A. S. M. E. post-
artists there. Although Miss Hyde
learned the secrets of the process
pened from last week on account of of wood block work in Japan, her
the smallpox scare will be held lues-iprinis wnne snowing a strong jap.i
RHONE B3398
O R R H E U m
THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE
TODAY MATINEE AND EVENING
Thomas H. Ince Presents
CIVILIZATION"
The Million Dollar Motion Picture Spectacle With an
All-Star Cast 40,000 People 6,000 Horses
SUBMARINES AEROPLANES WARSHIPS IN ACTION
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in Home Nursing Tonight
All women of the faculty or of the
nrimintctrative force who are in-
day evening, December 11, at TiSfllnese influence are distinctively in- terested in the Red Cross course
o'clock in M. E. 206. Prof. O. Individualistic. in home nursing, are asked to meet
Martin will give some very valuable The wood block print process is a vvHh Mrs. Max Westerman tonight,
and interesting information covering ; verv interesting ore. The design t 8 o'clock, in Faculty hall, of the
the organization of corporations andji.s flm carved out of very hard Temple. Mrs. Westerman, who is a
partnerships as meeting me engineer i wood.
in practice. Every mechanical engi-' be made as there are colors in the
neer should be present. ; picture. When the design has been
Ass't. Business Manager Nebraskan i worked out and the carving has
The student publication board of heen done the artist gets a par
the University announces to all stu-1 ticular fine grade rice paper which
dents that applications for the office 'mnst j,e slightly moistened. The
of assistant business manager of The :f0,orR wtjcn arc to be used are
Daily Nebraskan will be received in niixeci a pma11 amount of rice
the students' activities office today ;pastc and arP brushed on the wooden
and tomorrow. No applications will blof.k The moistered paper is
j over the back with a padded pat
jover the back with a padded pattern.
As many impressions must be
made as copies are desired. This
process must be repeated for each
senar.it e color There are little
As many wood blocks must Red Cross nurse, will conduct the
be received later than
Wednesday morning.
o'clock
OUR LETTER FROM FRANCE
Dean O. V. P. Stout of the depart
ment of engineering, has received a
letter from Fred C. Farr of the 12th
course, which will be very instruc
tive and valuable to those who are
desirous of knowing anything about
this phase of Red Cross work. Tak
ing the course offered does not in
volve the obligation of engaging in
active Red Cross nursinrj The
purpose is merely to disseminate
knowledge of practical value for
nursing in the home.
It is important that all who are
interested attend the meeting to
night, as the committee is anxious
to get the work started and in order
to do this they must know how
manv want the course. Plans for
wrnnviic in tVip wftnrl so that the future meetings and definite ar
paper may be easily placed in exact- rangements will also be made to
ly the right position each time.. ' night.
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CIVILIZATION
Mu.ic by Victor L. Schertzinger; rendered by Orpheum Augmented
Symphony Orchestra 15 Musicians, under direction
of Prof A. J. Babich
Matinees at a:30-Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday; all
t 25c. Monday and Tuesday Nights at 8:20; seats reserved at 25c
and 50c. War Tax Additional.
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