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EVELYN NESBIT
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RUSSELL THAW
in
"The Woman Who Gave"
-SMILING BILL" PARSONS
in a Bald-Headed Comedy
"A PAIR OF PINK PAJAMAS"
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MONDAY TUESDAY
First appearance of
the lucky girl chosen
from thousands by the
Paramount Company to
be made famous
LILA LEE
In the delightful picture
THE CRUISE OF THE
MAKE-BELIEVE
Faculty Men's Dinner Club
Tho Faculty Men's Dinner club will
inert for dinner nt the Windsor ho
tel, Friday, December 13, at 6 o'clock
p. in. Plates 60 cents. No notice by
card will be given, plates must be re
served at the nuance office by 10 a. m.
Friday. Chancellor Avery, In whose
honor this first meeting of the year
fa called, will speak.
Society
DAILY DIARY RHYMES
By
Gayle Vincent Grubb
party. Woman's
Social Calendar
December 6
Girls Cornhusker
hall.
Chi Omega, tea for Miss Anderson.
Girls' Cornhusker party, Women's
hall.
Chi Omega, tea for Miss Anderson.
December 7
Delta Gamma, house dance.
Delta Delta Delta, tea for Mrs. Hill.
Alpha Delta Pi, tea.
Catholic Students, faculty hall.
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ENTERTAINING VAUDEVILLE
MON-, TUES., WED.
World's Greatest Protean Artist,
CAESAR RIVOLI
In a comedy character skit
"A Scandal in a Restaurant"
LEILA SHAW 4. PLAYERS
in the travesty playlet
-There She Goes Again-
PAT BARRETT
Singing Exclusive Songs
TYLER AND ST. CLAIR
LOUISE FAZENDA & CO.,
In Sennett's latest comedy
"HER FIRST MISTAKE"
LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY
Three shows daily at 2:30. 7. 9.
"A BIT OF LIFE"
Glimmering ras from a scarred lamp
post In Chicago's Underworld,
A huddled figure in tattered rags
All a heap where he'd been hurled
Hy the drunken bums who live their
life
And forget there is a God,
Parasites? No! They are worse than
that.
They're roots of Underworld Bod.
It was snowing as if fate figured to use
This means of covering crime,
Forgetting the tattered heap, under
the post
And the onward push of time
That returns no more when once it
comes
Can help not what's been done
That witnesses life's embers die
Or a new life Just begun.
The huddled figure moved, a hand
Reached up from out the snow
And it clenched some withered flowers
Frozen buds of days ago.
music was furnished by Dorothy Pharr A face drawn, white, by grief and more
and Edith Cash. A b0(lv rackedi a deu
Delta Delta Delta entertained about ... . ... .
Of hunger, born with empty purse,
seventy-five guests at a tea
given for their chaperone. Miss! A mind made mad by men.
Ida Hill, Saturday afternoon. Pink
roses and candles were used for dec-
SOCIAL EVENTS
Chi Onrega entertained at tea last
Friday afternoon in honor of their
new chaperone, Miss Mary Annette
Anderson. The house was decorated
with pink roses and shaded lights.
Mrs. It. S. Murry and Mrs. Stewart
Clark assisted in the dining room and
No matter what you ay
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oration. Mrs. James Lawrence and
Mrs. O. J. Fee presided in the dining
room. '
Alpha Delta Ti was at home Satur- j
day afternoon to seventy-five of their ;
friends in honor of Mrs. W. E. Sealock. I
Mrs T J Rrnwn ami Miss Ma ream , So meestair, I buy roses
Clelland. The house was decorated i money, ver' last,
with white crysanthemums and pink j To sell. How much? Oh meestair,
i-nss you a buy?
Ver little. Oh so
Leesen. ah
".Meestair, my Carlotta, she eees ver,
ver' seek,
She say Tony, I no care so much
To live I maka look into da eyes and
den I know,
A doctair. Ah, I no can pay for such.
with my
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much? Carlotta!
You've gone, I
XJooda Bye!"
coma. Meestair,
ipis
Fern Jones, '22. spent the week-end
in Omaha. j The tattered figure dropped back to
Grace Mcintosh, '!. who is teaching j The bed of icy snow,
m mclook, is a guest at me utiu nee from hunger, gner and pain
Zeta house.
Marian Howe of Omaha and Eliza
beth Jack of Beatrice were guests at
the Delta Gamma house Saturday and
Sunday.
i Mrs. R. D. Currv of Aurora visited
at the Achoth house last week.
Helen Schwab, ex-'l!. who teache?
in Fremont, spent, the latter part of
the week at th" Alpha Chi Omega ;
house.
Of but a Hay ago,
Picked up and buried nameless with
The rest of unknown strife,
You wonder if its' truth? It is.
A chapter out of lire.
ANNUAL FESTIVAL
A GREAT SUCCESS
(Continued from page 1)
Helen Reck nor. "22. Mareme Black. reviewed the n:sor
R. M. HARVEY Presents the
Harvey's Greater Minstrels
4-3 Minstrel Kings and Queens
inc'uding Famous Ballad
S.rgers, Entrancing Dancers,
No.elty Entertaniers, Expert
Comedians, Instrumental and
Vccal Soloists. A 20 piece
Band. Every Man a Soloist.
CREOLE BEAUTY CHORUS
A MIN1STREL PROGRAM
IMPOSSIBLE TO EXCEL
WATCH FOR THE NOON
DAY PARADE AND CON
CERT: ALSO THE ' CON
CERT IN PRONT OF THE
THEATRE AT 7:15 P. M.
with
of syncopated
Irene' ragtime in appropriate costume. Kap-
A Popular Minstrel at Pop
ular Prices
; "22. spent the w-tk- nd
! Cmith ?: in Wahoo.
: Marian TbruMi. '21. spent Saturday ! wives in a pa'riotic musical orgy en
pa Kappa Gamma baly ecquitted them-
; and Sunday in Omaha.
' Vinta Harrel. ex-'2', is visiting at
I the Dl'a Zeta house. She is teaching
at Daykin this year.
Mr. J. D. Ream of Broken Bow vis-
ied his daughter. Loy Ream. '20, Sat-
urdav and Sunday.
titled, "When Johnny Comes Alarcning
Home." Delta Gamma girls in "The
First Week of School in the S. A. T.
C," commanded by a mock Captain
Mac-Ivor, very cleverly portrayed the
awkwardness of the erstwhile raw re
cruits. Alpha Phi's "Seemfunny Or-
Helen Harrington.
21. and Dorothy chest ra" ou:-jazzed th most enthus-
spend
iastic boi'er factory to be found any
where. The John-Philip-Soociz con-
in i ductorship being par excellent.
Dancing Follows Program
Following th- show, the executive
... i.t- h woman's Self Government
Doris Hostetter at me Aipaiuv"",,ul""-
association served reireauuicms.
Dancing constituted the remainder of
i tfie program.
Wright, '2", drove to Omaha to
1 the week-end.
Map Ynuntroiiist. '21. visited
j Omaha Saturday a"nd Sunday. I
; Nina Hostetter spent the week-end
I with
j Omicron Pi house.
p.,.atrici- Montgomery, '22. went to
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I her home' in Hebron for the past week. tame, and when the man in the moon
1 Margretta Rouse. '21. has been at (for he was the only male permitted a
landSuWatherhomeinWymore. j view, looked down from hi, starry
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Marearette Rouse. 21, has been at I Kinguum w.
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Ruby Swenson,
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I Mifcs Compton. head librarian of the
! university library, went to Bennett
' Friday to attend the laying of the
j cornerstone of the new high school
I building. Miss Compton was the first
I graduate of the Bennett high school. , ;
Miss Helen Morse, noranan in me
mechanical arts department, has been
! ill with inuenza.
i Jane Beachler. ex-'20, who has been
! teaching at Fairbury. is risking at
I the Alpha XI Delta house.
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turn to students activities' off lc.
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