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THE DAILY NEDRA8KAN
C. ROY MILLER, For Foot Comfort
Adjustment of Fallen Arches, removal of Corns and Ingrowing Nails
410 Canter and the relief of Bunions Phon
Building COMFORT SHOES B.3781
OLIVER THEATRE
TODAY AT 2:307:009:00
Entire Change Thursday
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6 High Class Acta
Quick's Orchestra
Mat, 15c. Night, 25c. Gal, 10c
Evening Shows Continuous
PHONE B-S39S
WORLD PICTURES
Mon. Mat to Wed. Mat.
MADGE EVANS
IN
The Adventures of Carol
Matinees at 2:30; seats 15c.
Nights at 8:20, seats 25c.
War Tax additional.
Big Shows A Good Music
TUESDAY
MADGE KENNEDY
In the Broadway Success
"Our Little Wife"
Matinees all Seats, 10c. Nights, 20c
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rhe first War Annual ever published at Nebraska. Subscrip
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SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
February 22
Thl Alpha Tau Rosewilde.
Sigma Nu Lincoln.
Alpha Tau Omega Temple, Faculty
and Music Hall.
February 23
Alpha Theta Chi Lincoln.
Iron Sphinx rhi Kappa TbI house.
Alpha Sigma Phi house.
Komensky Klub Art Hall.
Freshman and Senior Girls Party,
I to 6 o'clock Temple.
March 1
Achoth Lincoln
, Bushnell Guild Rosewilde.
Phi Kappa Tsi house.
March 2
Achoth banquet 4:30 to 8 o'clock
Lincoln.
University night Auditorium
Closed
March 8
Sigma Alpha Ep&llon Lincoln.
Military Ball Rosewilde.
March 9
Delta Gamma Lincoln
Sigma Alpha Epsilon banquet Lin
coln. March 15
Alpha Omicron Pi Lincoln.
March 16
Gamma Phi Beta banquet Lincoln.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Lincoln.
Engineers' Hop Rosewilde.
March 22
Delta Tau Delta house.
April 5
Gamma Phi Beta Lincoln.
April 6
Alpha XI Delta banquet Lincoln.
Engineers banquet Lincoln.
April ISAM-University
party
Closed
April 19
Iron Sphinx Lincoln.
April 27
Alpha Omicron Pi banquet Lincoln.
February 15
About thirty-five persons were pres
ent at the Pi Kappa Phi banquet held
in the Japanese room at the Lincoln.
Harold Gribble was toast-master. Fol
lowing was the toast list:
NEBRA
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A Pictorial Review of Nebraska's part in the war.
An Honor Roll of all University Men in the Service.
A Complete Portrayal of Student Life and Activities.
An Individual Pictureof every Senior, Junior and Soph
omore in school.
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"Camouflage" H. F. Wethcrboe.
"Crossfire" George Driver.
"Garage" Joe Llobendorfer.
"On Duty" Martin Matson.
"Over the Top" Walter Christen
sen. ,
"Victory" Roy B. Ford.
"Peace" Floyd PeRler.
The out-of-town guests woe J.
Dwlght Davis, Omaha; Grant Watklns.
McCook; Orvil McConnell, Dalton. and
Raymond Fonda of St. Edwards.
Acacia fraternity entertained thirty
guests at their annual banquet at the
Lincoln. The toastmaster was Prof.
E, H. Barbour.
"On the Front" Dr. C. B. Cornell.
"In the Trench" Dr. E. C. Hilton.
"Doing Our Bit" Dr. C. A. SJorgren.
"Over the Top" Dr. Edwin Maxey.
"Peace With Justice" Acting Chan
cellor V. G. Hastings.
The out-of-town guests were Joe
Elwell, Camp Funston, and Harry
Villers.
February 16
One hundred couples attended the
party given by the Acacia at the
Scottish Rite cathedral. The ehap
erones were: Prof, and Mrs. E. H.
Barbour, Prof, and Mrs. George Foster,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Quiggle, Dean
Amanda Heppner, and Prof, and Mrs.
George Chatburn. Lieut. Neil Brown
of Camp Dodge was an out-of-town
guest.
P-R80NALS
Mildred Crum, of Tilden, is visiting
friends'" In Lincoln.
Jeanette McBride, of Elgin, will visit
Irma Wolfe this week.
Claire Stroy spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home In Murdock.
Harvey Robrer has accepted a gov
ernment position at Tacoma, Wash.
Florence Jenks visited friends In
Omaha the latter part of the week.
Arthur M. Gray, 'ID, left school to
take a position at Columbus, Neb.
Harvey Rohres,- '21, left school to
take up government work at Tacoma,
Wash.
Beatrice and Camille Kock visited
their parents in Fullerton the end of
the week.
Josephine Lane visited Betty Craw
ford at her home in Omaha the end
of the week.
Mrs. Janet Thompson Stacy visited
at the Gamma Phi Beta house the end
of the week.
Frances Whitmore and Hannah Mc
Corkindale visited in Omaha Satur
day and Sunday.
Donald Yale has withdrawn from
school. Ha is now at the balloon
school in Fort Omaha.
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Bell Cook, of Omaha, and Iren
Hendricks, of Wahoo, spent Saturday
and Sunday at their homes.
Lieut. Ray Cameron and Lieut. Mor
ris Glllern, of Fort Omaha, spent Sat
urday and Sunday In Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. K. 11. Gerhardt. of
Newman Grove, visited their son, Har
old, Saturday at the Alpha Tau Omega
house.
Stephanla Klepetko spent the latter
part of the week at her home in Om
aha on account of the Illness of her
mother.
Effle Lannen, of Omaha, who hss
Just recovered from Illness, has re
turned to take her work In the Uni
versity. Miss Paula Garrison, ut Houston,
Texas, national Inspector of Alpha
Delta PI, Is visiting at the local chap
ter house.
Miss Luclle Roane, former assistant
in the physical education department,
Is now teaching in the Teoumseh
high school.
Lieut. Roy Cameron of ft. Omaha
and Carlisle Jones of Camp Funston
visited at the Alpha Sigma Phi houe
the week-end.
Beachy Messelman has withdrawn
from the University. He left for his
home In Arkansas City, Kan., Friday,
where he will wait for his call Into
the aviation section of the army.
Delian Society Entertains
With Valentine Party
Misses Elizabeth Stewart and Faye
Marty entertained the Delian literary
society In a delightful Valentine party
at 1500 U Street, Friday evening. The
house was decorated with flags, hearts
and ferns. Initiation of new members
was held. The remsinier of the time
was spent in games in which the spirit
of St. Valentine reigned supreme.
Light refreshments were served. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. A. S.
Eager and Mrs. Rose Bryant.
Announce Membership
Election to Valkeries
The Valkertes, semor girls' organ
ization, announce the election to mem
bership of the following junior gir!s:
Gladys Appleman, Madeline Girard,
Emily Mockett, Mildred Gillihan,
Frances Whitmore, Helen Hewitt,
Marguerite Lonam, Helen Cook,
Marion Whittaker, Dorothy Pierce,
Kathryn Howey.
BABY
TODAY AND ALL WEEK
William Fox Presents
Theda
fiara
In the Superproduction
Cleopatra
THE SIREN OF THE NILE
ADMISSION PRICES
Matinees at 1:30 and 4:00
96 Seats Reserved at 50c
.30 Seats Reserved at 2Sc
Evenings at 7:15
96 Seats Reserved at $1.00
264 Seats Reserved at 60c
360 Seats Reserved at 25c
(War Tax Aailit.onal)
Phone B-4818or Reservations
For Any Performance
THREE SHOWS DAILY
The Family Theatre
Monday and Tuesday
WALLACE REID
in
"Nan of Music Mountain"
From the story in ""
Everybody's Magazine
Wednesday and Thursday
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in
"The Gocd Bad Man"
Assisted by Bessie Love
One of Doug's Best
Friday and Saturday
EDITH STORIY
In a Metro Wonderplay
"The Eyes of Mystery"
Also Travelog, Comedy and
Pictograph
Bargarn Prices
Aduits 10c CHILDREN Be
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