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SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
March 8
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lincoln.
Military Ball Rosewllde,
March &
Delta Delta Delta banquet Chapter
house.
Farm House house.
Delta Sigma Delta Faculty and mu-1
sic hall.
Beta Theta Pi house.
Delta Gamma Lincoln
Sigma Alpha Epsilon banquet Lin
coln. Hall.
March 15
Administration Building's Party
Music and faculty hall.
Alpha Omicron PI Lincoln.
Bushnell Guild Rosewllde.
March 16
Gamma Phi Beta banquet Lincoln.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Lincoln.
Engineers' Hop Rosewllde.
Delta Upsilon Dinner dance
at
house.
March 22
Phi Kappa Psl Informal house.
March 23
Delta Tau Delta banquet Lincoln.
Phi Kappa Psl banquet house.
Delta Tau Delta Lincoln.
April 6
Gamma Phi Beta Lincoln.
April 6
Alpha XI Delta banquet Lincoln.
Engineers' banquet Lincoln.
April 12
Alpha Gamma Rho informal Rose
wilde. April 13 .
All-University party
Closed
Alpha Chi Omega Banquet, 5 to 8
o'clock,
April 19 '
Iron Sphinx Lincoln.
April 26
Sgima Phi Epsilon Lincoln.
April 27
Sigma Phi Epsilon Banquet-Lincoln
Alpha Omicron I I banquet Lincoln.
P7RS0NALS
Josephine Crager of Junction City:
Mary Hughey of Nebraska City, and
HlldPRarde Clinton of North Platte
are visiting at' the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house.
Emma Nielson will spend the end
of the week at her home in Denni
son, Iowa.
Helen Quinn. of Aurora; Grace
Linch. Chicago; Sarah Weston. Beat
rice, and Virginia Lewis, of Spring
fleM. 111., are visiting at the Kappa
Alpha Theta house this week.
Florence Miller and Mary Mar-'
shall of Fremont were guests at the
Kappa Alpha -Theta house Wednes
day. Mrs. George Lamer, who has been
visiting at the Achoth house, re
turned to her home, North Dakota.
Wednesday.
iauae itoDertson win leave iuuj
far Chicago where she Intends to
st'Jdy music.
Alpha Ki Delta wa3 at home from
3 to 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
in honor of their chaperone, Mrs.
E- H. Carrol.
Mrs. S. II. Howey of Beatrice visited
nfir daughter, Kathryn, Saturday and
Sunday at the Delta Gamma house.
Helen Doty spent the end of the
'e-k at her home in Beaver Crossing.
Earl Jorgenson of Omaha visited In
Lincoln the latter part of the week.
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ALUMNI NEWS
Arclo It. Kautz. '15, has retired
from his position as geologist for the
Empire Gas & Fuel Company and is
now In the Third Engineer's Reserve
Training Camp at Camp Lee, Va.
Lowell L. Walker, '16, who attend
ed the "first officers' training camp
at Ft. Snelling," is now second lieu
tenant in the depot brigade at Camp
Dodge, Des ' Moines, la.
Leon C. Hart. 'H, is now in the
Forest service at Missoula, Mont.
Robert N. Balder. '17, of UUca.
Nebr., registered at the alumni of
fice Wednesday. Ho has been farm
ing but is nov in Lincoln making
arrangements fo go into the county
agent work.
The February Issue of the Power
Plant Engineering, a semi-monthly
magazine published at Chicago, con
tains a wry good article by Ralph
E. Turner, '06 B. S. in E. E., on
simple rapid logarithmethlc charts.
He explains tke chart very thorough
ly and states that it serves the pur
pose of the glide rule with equal
accuracy and great rapidity.
HALF AND HALF
STAGES OF A STUDENT'S LIFE
Acordlng to Shakespeare
1st Term Comedy of Errors.
2nd Term Much Ado About Nothing.
3rd Term As You Like it.
4th Term Julius Ceasar.
5th Term Midsummer Night's Dream.
6th Term To Have and To Hold.
7th Term Love's Labor Lost.
8th Term All's Well that Ends Well.
Ex.
"How long has that clerk worked
for you?" asked the caller.
"About four hours," replied the boss.
"I thought he had been here longer
than that," said the caller.
"He has," said the boss. "He has
been here for four months." Ex.
"I'd like to get a comb."
"Something in a nice comb for a
lady, with a celluloid back?"
"No, I want a comb for a man with
rubber teeth." . Ex.
"So your wife wants alimony," he
remarked to a Chinese laundryman.
"Yep," said John, "allee money me
gottee." Ex.
THE ANATOMY OF SUCCESS
GET UP on your toes.
Put the best foot forward.
Stiffen your backbone.
Throw back your shoulders.
Get abreast of the times.
Hold up your chin.
Keep a stiff upper lip.
Keep your eyes and ears open
And your mouth shut.
Use your head,
- Go ahead, -
And get ahead.
Judge.
The laundry they gotsfrom me
Was marked quite plainly C. R. B.
They sent it back; I wore that day
A collar owned by R. A. J.
It went again; I had to try
To wear the shirts of M. S. I.
Once more they took it off and so
I wear the things of M. B. O.
Again, I wear, I confess
Pajamas, meant for C. G. S.
The last Just broke this heart of mine
I can't wear things marked Angeline.
New York Sun.
Headline from University of Wash
ington Daily
FORMER WASHINGTON-
STUDENT IS RUN DOWN
We recommend Peruna.
Said the Man to the Bird "Ibbi ottilie
hick."
Which means "it's a beautiful day."
Said the Bird "Kitty cattlety kitchey"
wJilch means
"I don't understand what you say."
First Aid Certificates
The Red Cross first aid certiflcat-es
for those who took this course under
Dr. Clapp last semester hare been
received and may be secured by call
ing at bis office.
Whiskbroom Subscriptions
Everyone who has been soliciting for
the Whlskbnwm must turn In the
money they have" collected before
Wednesday night. The receipt books
should be turned In with the money.
Full payment on each subscription Is
desired.
OPENING GAMES
IN LOWER CLASSES
(Continued from page two)
gard, 4; Cowley, 3; Kuhn, 1; Buscho,
Free throws Busche, 3.
Referee Howarth.
Craig 5, Polk 11
Craig Pob Polk
Goodman c Lind
Raver f Norton
Cramer f Schultz
Cram g Strand
Buchanan g Buckner
Goals Raver, 1; Goodman, 1;
Lind, 2; Norton. 2; Schultz, 1.
Foul goals Norton, 1; Buchanan, 1
Referee Jones.
CLASS G
Juniata 20, Brainard 15
Newell f Perucha
Boulton f Davis
Sergent c Sowers
Max field g Janousek
Linegen g Jansk
Field goals Newell, 5; Sergent, 1;
Battrell, 1; Perucha. 2; Davis, 1;
Sowers, 4.
Foul goals-Newell, 2; Sowers, 1.
Substitutes Juanita Baulton. -
Referee Dobson.
Roelus drew a bye.
Louisville 21, Shubert 8
Drake f Berson
Thomson f Hill
Koup c Higglns
Dietrich g Brown
Noyes g Splckler
Field goals Drake, 4; Thomson, 2;
Koup, 1; Noyes, 1; Hill, 1; Higgins,
1.
Free throws Drake, 2; Thomson.
1; Higglns, 1; Brown, 1.
Referee Gerhart.
Murdock 12, Ansley 22
Pick well f Dobesh
Auguert f G. Scott
Meyer c H. Scott
Schwab g McKenny
Zink g Thull
Field goals Pickwell, , 2; Meyer,
3; Schwab, 1; Dobesh, 4; G. Sco,tt,
1; H. Scott, 6.
Substitutes: Ansley Hays.
Howells won from Bertrand by de
fault.
Giltner 6, Randolph 12
C. Dean f Black
Wright f Gobdell
G. Dean c Segeater
Hawthorne g Whitney
Cuts g Hyjenga
Field Goals Dean. 1; Wright, 1;
Black, 1; Gobdell, 1; Hyjenga, 2.
Free Throws Wright, 2; Black 4.
Substitutes: For Randolph Vin
ckel.
Referee Beklns.
Elm wood drew a bye.
CLASS H
Culbertson 26, Arnold 5
Culbertson .....Pos.. Arnold
Hill f Smith
Wagner f Ross
Fahrenbruch c Pease
Godtcll g L. Nansel
Dukes g C. Nansel
Goals Hill, 5; Fahrenbruch, 6;
Ross, 1; L. Nansel, 1.
Foul goals Hill, 1; Fahrenbruch,
3; Smith, 1.
Referee Kacer.
Mason City 10, Osmond 12
Mason City Pos Osmond
Woods f Menton
Nicholas .... f Whithead
Weaver c Hall
James g Buchanan
Fraser g Canon
Goals Whitehead, 3; Buchanan
Canon, 1; Woods, 2; Nicholas, Fraser
2.
Foul goals Menton, 1; Buchanan, 1
Referee Reynolds.
Dorchester 10, Winside 16
.w f Render
Dainton f Nelson
Pontius c Bleich
Cra wf ton g Prese
Gray g Henderson
Field Goals Joy, 3; Crawfton, 1;
Belka. 1; Nelson, 2; Bleich, 4;
Prese, 1.
Free Throws Nelson, 2.
Substitutes: For Dorchester Bel
ka, Mooberry.
Referee Dobsou.
Gering 20, Nehawka 12
Nehawka Pos..... Gering
Hubner :.l Cross
Wessel .f Roy
Hansen .....c Bracken
Dwitzer . g Lobdell
Knoble g: Phelps
Goals Roy, 5; Cross. 1; Bracken
2; Hubner. 2; Hansen, 1; Dwitzer.
Foul goals Cross, 4; Hubner, 4.
Referee Kacer.
Hays Center drew a bye.
Mascot drew a bye.
Alvo drew a bye.
Cortland drew a bye.
Tommy (writing) O Bill!
manr h'ells in 'o'ensollern?
Ow
Bill Two h'ells same as in 'ell.
Judge. .
Interior decorating note: Dyna
mite may be used to advantage in
setting off a room. Ex.
Freshman Class Meeting
There will be a meeting of the
fresnman class In Law 101 on Thurs
day, March 7, at 11 o'clock. There
will be an election of the minor class
officers as well as some other business
that must be transacted.
EIGHTH ANNUAL
BASKETBALL TOURNEY
(Continued from pace one)
last night by a score of 22 to 11.
The Fremont lads ahowed up well
on the floor and went about with a
pace that made their rivals resort to
holding and other fouls to pi event
them from taking to great a lead.
The line up for this game follows:
Fremont 22, Harvard 11
Gardner f Canfteld
McKennan f Hartley
Fitzsimmons ,...c Yort
Trumbell g Higglns
Christenscn g Smith
Substitutes Welsh for Christen-
sen for McKennan.
Referee Healy.
The second game for the evening
was Bcreduled to be between Kear
ney and Gothenburg, but when the
Gothenburg boys showed up on the
floor their oppnents failed to appear
and the game was therefore forfeited
Upon Kearney's failure to appear
the floor was taken by the umana
and the School of Agriculture. These
two teams, although putting up a
eame scran seemed to lack the ability
to locate the basket. The first half
which ended 64 was full of, excite
ment for the spectators, prooaDiy
hpcnuse of the unexpected defense
which the "Ag" boys put up. in
the second half Omaha toook a de
cided lead gaining a lead of 20 to
6, although they were given plenty
of opportunities for a greater score.
Omaha 20, School of Agriculture 6
Maxwell ...f Kimball
Smith f Morrison
Paynter c Horrington
T. Logan g.. Polling
A. Logan g Laemy
Substitutes for Omaha Russell for
Maxwell. Koneke-, for T. Logan.
Referee Healy.
The last game of the evening was
that between Newman (irove. anu
Norfolk. Newman Grove had one of
the best prospective teams" on the
floor during the whole of the eve
ning series in me iass a gaui,
and made a showing that has marked
them for one of the contenders in
the final round.
The final score was 32 to 16 in
favor of Newman Grove. The line
ups: -
Newman Grove 32, Norfolk 16
Hinman f Best
Peterson f Weber
Ekslron c Kreuch
Johnson g uauenune
Robunson g Wllley
Substitutes for Norfolk Rosenthal
for Weber.
Referee Jones.
CLASS B
Oakdale 19, Osceola 15
Oakdale ......Pos Osceola
Welburn f G. Berch
Anderson f Rogers
Haines c W. Berch
Keck g Brittner
Wagner g Hutchins
Goals Welburn, 2; Anderson, 2;
Haines, 3; W. Berch, 3; Scholz, 1;
Anderson, 1.
' Foul goals Haines, 5 ; W. Berch,
1; Anderson, 4.
Referee Shellenberg.
Holdrege 16, Chester 12
Holdrege Pos Chester
Hunt f.. Fish
Hansen f Malbney
Skalberg c Bostelman'
Council g M. Cramer
Reed g G. Cramer
Goals Hunt. 2; Skalberg, 4; Fish,
1; Maloney, 2; Bostelman. 2.
Foul goals Hunt, 4; Fish, 1; Bos
telman, 1.
Referee Jackson.
Schuyler 18, Madison 16
Schuyler Pos Madison
Otradovsky . : . . . f Fuchs
Bures f Kennedy
Oudracek c Denny
Bliss g Horst
Donovan g Peterson
Goals Otradovsky, 2; Oudracek, 2;
Bures, 3; Fuchs, 3; Kennedy, 1;
Denny, 2.
Foul goals Otradovsky, 2. Bures.
2; Kennedy, 4.
Referee Shellenberg.
Nebraska City 8. Columbus 7
Nebraska City. Pos.... Columbus
Faunce f Oelrich
Cooney f Hockenberger
Whitten c Marks
Morrow g. Hunter
Wilcox .g Neuman
. Goals Cooney, Wilcox, Hocken,
Berger.
Foul goals Cooney, 1; Whitten, 3;
Newman, 5.
Referee Cowan.
Beatrice forfeited to MInden.
Sutton 26, West Point 10
Sutton Pos... Wst Point
Deerlng f Krause
Nuss f Mueller
Nelson c Andre
Rauscher g Kaser
Bennett g McDonald
Goais Deerlng. 6; Rauscher, 1;
Nelson, 2; Nuss, 2; Krauser, Andre, 1.
Foul goals Nuss, 6; Krause, 3;
Andre, I.
Substitute Rader for McDonald.
Hanson for Deerlng.
Havelock 16, Friend 19
Havelock Poj Friend
Mills ....f...: Darwart
Jacobs f Barney
liuthlll c Jewett
Hobertson g Keith
Bong g Erdkamp
Goals Mills, 3; RobertKon.l; Tut
hill. 2; Darwart, 4; Jowett. 2; Bar
ney. 1.
Foul roals Jacobs, 4; Barney, 5.
Substitute Koll for Robertson.
Referoe Cowan.
Falls City 9, Shelton 15
Falls City ....Tos Shelton
Freshe f 1 1. Conroy
D. Hoy f Gorbett
Whetslne c Hennlnger
Tuesdalo K F. Conroy
S. Hoy g "HI
Goals II. Conroy, 5; Hennlnger, 2;
Freshe, 1; Whetstlne, 2; D. Hoy, 1.
Foul goals H. Conroy, 1; Whet
stlne, 1.
Referee Anderson.
SENIOR GIRLS
MEET THIS MORNING
(Continued from Page 1)
at 11 o'clock In Law 101.
The meeting will be of the utmost
importance, because the new method
of choosing the Black Masque will be
explained and discussed. The by-laws
of the senior women's honorary or
ganization have been changed so that
hereafter members for the society
will bo nominated by all the senior
women with the approval of the fac
ulty and will then be voted upon
by the present Black Masques.
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