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SOCIAL EVENTS
February 14
The Kappa Sigma formal Friday
owning at the Llnttnn Hotel was at
tended by olghty couples. Red shaded
lumps with nt reamers of red hearts
furnished the decorations. The party
was chaperoned by Dr. and Mrs. E. J.
Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Matson.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hedge and Mr.
and Mrs. Ijiwrenoe Farrel. Among
the outofiown guests were Mr. and
Mrs. 11. Henry Campbell of Klgln. Mr.
and Mrs. V. T. Carol of Gothenberg
and Lieut. Charles Keyes or Dayton.
Ohio.
Dilta Chi entertained twenty cou
ples at a house danre Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade chaperoned.
Uushncll Ciuild gae a valentine
party for eighteen couples Friday
evening at the chapter house. Prof,
and Mrs. It. K. Cochran chaperoned.
Alpha Omicron Fi entertained twen
ty couples at a house dance Friday j
eening. j
Acacia held its annual banquet Fri- ,
day evening at the Lincoln Hoel. Dr. .
Edwin Maxey was toastmaster and ,
called upon Prof. E. B. Barbour. C. J
Neil Drown. Prof. C. W. Taylor, Prof. '
Georee X. Foster and V. C. Blunk. ,
19. for 7"". 'scene from Klaw and Eirlanger's Production of The Trail of the Lonsome Pine. Orpheum, Matinee
were Carl Ganz of Dunbar ana Oscar, j n v
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and night, Monday, February 17th.
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Schlavland of Fremont
Kappa Kappa Gamma entertained
thirty-five couples at their chapter
house Friday evening.
The freshmen of Chi Omega enter
tained the chapter at a cabaret din-,
ner Friday evening at the chapter
house. Valentine decorations were
used.
Farm House gave a house dance
Friday evening for twenty couples.
Prof, and Mrs. W. V. Burr chape
roned. Sigma Xu entertained twenty-five
couples at a house dance Friday eve
ning, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Stratton and O. A. Brace.
Phi Kappa Psi entertained at house
dance Friday evening. Twenty cou
ples were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Haecker and Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Lloyd.
Twenty couples attended a party
given by Delta Upsilon Friday eve- ;
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hoppe, i
Jr., chaperoned. '
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February 15 I
Acacia gave its formal party Satur- j
day evening at the Scottish Rite j
Temple. Seventy-five couples attend- i
ed. Prof and Mrs. George Chatburn, J
Prof, and Mrs. E. H. Barbour, Prof,
and Mrs. Edwin Maxey and Prof,
and Mrs. G. X. Foster chaperoned. I
Yalemine decorations and the Aciacia ;
colors of black and gold were used in
the large hall.
The Delta Gamma formal Saturday
evening at the Lincoln Hotel was at-1 were Cyrus C. Mason, II. F. Berquist,
tended by one hundred couples. Red ! Herbert M. Frost, I. K. Frost, Henry
shaded lamps were used for decora-1 Byrne and Frank McFarland, all
lion. Governor and Mrs. S. R. Mc-j t.j- Oa-ahM; Vayne T. Carol of Goth
Kelvie, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dalby, j t-nberg, Y. C. Lock wood of Amhurst,
Prof, and Mrs. E. H. Barbour, Miss ; TjaSR; c. W. Erennen of Houston,
Amanda Hexipner, Miss Charlotte j Tex.; Gordon Beck of SL Louis, Mo.;
Low e and Mrs. Edna K. Leland were ; jj. w. Camxbell of Elgin. Otis Magor
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prcs,-l. Wc call for and delmT.
rrat-rnily Claners and Pytr.
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the cliairi'ons. Anions the out-of-lown
pueste were Jean Kennedy, Bet-
of Auburn, G. L. Uc-wit of Beaver
Cropping. Fred Humphreys and R. R-
ty Kennedy, Frances Clolland. Frances j Robertsrn of Broken Bow, A. R.
llov !l.i J!ar?aivt Harte. Marian H. j Moritz of Srward and Ieonard Swan-.
Howe and Dorothy Canan of Omaha; j son of Clay Center.
Miriam Gillican and Demeras S. Stout
f f O'Neill; Gertrude Miller and Ruth Tfcc Thmeii of Alpha Chi Omega
Kins of Kearney and Byral Baldwin i pertained the active chapter at a
of Stella i -ouse dance Saturday evening. Val-
, entine decorations were used. Pleas
Alpha Delta Pi pave a valentine ant Holycke of Orcaha save a dance,
party for twenty-three couples Satur- j Among the out-of-town guests were
day evening at the chapter bouse. Grace Horner. 18, and Mary Graham
Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Stewart and Miss j of Omaha. Clara Dickerson, Aurel
Margaret Clelland were the chape- Toreman and Marie Appleman. 18,
rons. ! an of Alvo. and Mrs. Henry Camp-
T- c.- v ,j . j lbH of Elgin.
Kappa Sigma held its twenty-third 1
annual banquet Saturday night in the i February 16
Garden Room at the Lincoln Hotel. ! Silver Serpent gave a twilight fcia
TLeit; were sirty-five members pres-' ficale for junior girls Sunday affer
ent. Harry S. Byrne of Omaha, a ' noon from 4 until 6 at Women's HalL.
national officer of the fraternity, was The program consisted of songs by
toastmaster and Henry Campbell. J Dorothy Doyle and Iona Leyday. and
Prof. F. E. Schramm, Verne Hedge, j violin sclos by Koby Serensky, with
and Lieut. Orrille Ralston responded ! Carolyn Reed at the piano. Tea was
wi'h toast. The cut of to a guests i sf rved.
February 21.
Delta Tau Delta House Dance.
Alpha Phi formal Lincoln Hotel.
Phi Delta Theta House dance.
Gamma Phi Beta House dance.
February 22.
Alpha Xi Delta formal Lincoln ho
tel Delta Delta Delta banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
Cloped night
Mystic Fish Orpheum party.
February 28
Chi Omega formal Lincoln Hote'.
March 1
Pi Kappa Phi formal Lincoln Ho
tel. Chi Omega banquet Lincoln Hotel.
March 7
Sigma Alpha Epsilon formal Lin
coln HoteL
March S
Kappa Kappa Gamma formal Lin
coln HoteL
March 14
Achotb. formal Lincoln HoteL
March 15
Closed night.
AVua. Omicron Pi formal Lincoln
Hotel
Mystic Fish
A ypecial Mystic Fish meeting will
be held Monday, February 17, at the
Alpha Chi Onit-ga house at 5 o'clock.
ATTENTION!
The success of any party depends
upon the completeness of the details
Dance Programs and Stationery, or
Society work is our first name. We
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supplying every need from a fountain
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1213 N St. George Eros, Printers and
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Tag Day Slogan
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for the Daily" Nebrabkan Tag
Pay subMripuon campaign to
be held Tuesday. February 18.
Contributions should be filed at
'he student activities' office be
fore noon Saturday.
WANT ADS
LoM Dreps length of yellow Geor
gette crepe. Monday between 9 and
12 on city campus. ' Finder please
leave at Student Activities office.
LOST A Delta Gamma pin.
call B-1416.
Please
Uist Notebook with fountain pen
and gloves in it. Taken in library
between 11 and 1 o'clock Tuesday.
F;r.der please return to Student Activ
ities office. Reward.
Lc rt Parker fountain pen Tuesday
neon, between 2nd floor University
Hall and 16th and R streets. Finder
call B35S0 or leave at Student Activ
ities office. Reward.
For Ss-.le Chfckering grand piano,
cheap. Call B1482.
LOST Small wrift watch wlthkkl
band. Wednesday noon in woman'
gymnasium. Please return to student
activities office. Reward.
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rjn-nti meeting utt
association met Thursday afternoon.
February 13. Matters of general in
terest to the association were dis
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