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Social Calendar
December 6
G il' Cornhusker party. Woman's
hall.
December 7
Delta llamma, house dance.
Catholic Students, faculty hall.
Delta Helta Delta, tea for Mrs. Hill.
December 6
tilrls' Cornhusker party, Women's
hall.
Chi Omega, tea Tor Miss Anderson.
December 7
Catholic students, Faculty hall.
Th Delta Gamma party which was
scheduled for Saturday nlRht has been
postponed on account of the quaran
tine, which Ins been placed upon the
S. A. T. C.
The first All University party of the
yonr will be December fourteenth at
the Armory. This will he a closed
night.
Miss Lammers, former refcrnce li
brarian In the university library, Is
living nt Dallston. Virginia, at the
home of MaJor Chase. HallBton ts five
miles from Washington, where Miss
hammers doea most of her work,
which Is compiling a history of tho
Marines.
Most of Miss Lammer's work Is done
lu the Congressional Library where
she has an alcove in the manuscript
division. In a letter written to Miss
Conklin, she spoke of meeting Knute
CarlHon, who was an assistant in the
Social Science department. Mr. Carl
tton is working on the part that Swe
den is to play in the reconstruction.
The holly that decorates the library
was p'eked by Miss Lammers.
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UNI NOTICES
Christian Science Society
The Christian Science society of tho
university will meet Thursday even
ing, December 5, in FacuHy nall. Tern
p'e building, at 7:30. A cordial Invita
tion is extended to all students, alumni
and faculty of the university.
Xi Delta
On account of the furnace In the
Women's building being out of order,
initiation will be at the Chi Omega
houee, this evening at six o'clock.
Delian Literary Society
The Delian Literary society will
met In Faculty hall, Temple, Satur
day evening. December 7, at 8 o'clock.
A program and social hour are
planned.
Vocational Questionnaires
Students who took vocational ques
tionnaires at the vesper service last I
week, please turn them in.
Dr. Wait will speak before Sigma
Xi next Friday evening, December 6,
at 8 p. m. in room 209 of the new
chemistry building. His subject,
"Some Observations Concerning the
Recent Influenza Epidemic," will be of
interest to all. Every one is invited
to attend.
Xi Delta
On account of the furnace in the
Women's building being out of order
initiation will be at the Chi Omega
house, Thuisday at six o'clock.
Catholic Students' Clc.t)
The Catholic Students' club will hold
an initiation for new members at 2:30
p. m., Saturday, December 7, in faculty
hall.
Union Literary Society
Union Literary society- will meet ni
Union hall Saturday evening at seven
ihirty. A good program and social
hour are planned.
S W. S. G. A.
There will be a meeting of the two
teams of the membership campaign
for W. S. G. A. Thursday at eleven
o'clock, U. 202.
PERSONALS
i. rnwns. '21. who has been ill
with the influenza for two weeks, is
much better and expects io d i
in school soon.
Mildred Bowers, '19. is at St. Eliza
beth's hospital with the influenza.
Sad:e Rotholz. '21. has withdrawn
from school and returned to her home
in Omaha,
22. has been very
tick wi;h influenza, but is recovering
now.
Mildren Doten. '21. is 111 at the AlPh
OmLron Pi house.
Miriam Little te III with Influenzi
at her home in ib ciiy.
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