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SOCIAL CALENDAR
March 28
Alpha XI Delta Hou8 danco.
Delta Tau Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
March 29.
Alpha Phi Dinner dance.
Delta Gamma House dance.
Administration Building force
Women's Hall.
Delta Tau Delta banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
Gamma Phi Beta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Sigma Nu House dance.
SOCIAL EVENTS
March 21
Alpha Tau Omega gave Its formal
party Friday evening at the Governor's
Mansion. Sixty-five couples attended.
A color scheme of gold and blue, the
fraternity colors, was carried out. Sup
per was served at small tables, during
which there were several cabaret
stunts. Caps and blue and gold bal
loons were given as favors. The chap
erones were Governor and Mrs. S. R.
McKelvIe, Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reed, Capt. and
Mrs. C. J. Frankfurter and Mr. and
Mrs. R. E Campbell. The out-of-town
guests were: Ensign John Miller,
Holmesvllle; John Cutrlght, David
Ford and Fred Humphrey, Omaha; O.
H. Zum winkle, Utica; Hubert McCoy,
Edson Shaw, Raymond Jobst and May
nard Dunlap, Fremont.
The formal party of Phi Gamma
Delt?. wrs given at the Lincoln Hotel
Friday evening. One hundred couples
attended. The hall was decorated in
purple and white, the fraternity colors
and thi same color scheme was car-1
ried out in the refreshments. The
chaperones were: Senator and Mrs; R.
C. Houston, Senator and Mrs. R. F,
Sturm, and Prof, and Mrs. E. H. Bar
bour.
March 22
The Delta Gamma annual banquet
was held Saturday evening at the Lin
coln Hotel. Silver baskets of plan
roses and pink shaded candles were
used on the tables. Small corsages
made of candy were given as favors.
Mrs. Merle Rathbone ws.s toastmis
tre8S and called for the following
toasts: "Timber," Helen Nieman;
"Red Flag," Mrs. Clarence Davis; "I.
W. W.," Mary Thomas; 'Transporta
tion," Mrs. W. G. Haggard; "Lame
Miss Hoover," Janet Thornton; "D. G.
Shelter," Mrs. Maurice Deutsch. A
paper, entitled "The Timber Times,'
edited by several Delta Gammas, was
given out by two freshmen dressed as
newsboys.
Delta Chi entertained ninety couples
at Rosewilde Friday evening. The
hall was decorated in buff and red, the
fraternity colors. Two course refresh
ments were served at small tables
around the hall, during the intermis
sion. The chaperones were Mr. and
Mrs. C. Petrus Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Merle E. Wia.de, Mr. and Mrs. O. B.
Clark, Prof, and Mrs. S. F. Seaton, Mr.
and Mrs. O. J. Pothast, Mr and Mrs.
Harold C. Landeryou, Mr. and Mrs.
John Priest, and Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Chappell. The out-of-town guests were
Frank Hixenbaugh. Milton Johnson,
Wendell Beverage, John Barton, and
Frank Reida, Omaha; George Higens,
Fort Des Moines, la.; H. D. Mathews,
Crofton; Roy Noble and Verne Sher
wood, Beatrice; Hile Irwin, Yuma,
Colo.; Fred Johnson, Hastings.
Pi Kappa Phi entertained twenty
five couples at a house dance Friday
evening. Prof, and Mrs. Sidney Silber
chaperoned the party. James C. Bar
ker, ex-'20, of Pawnee city, was an
out-of-town guest.
March 22
Ninety couples attended the formal
party given by Kappa Aloha Theta
Saturday evening at the Lincoln
Hotel. A color scheme of black and
gold, the fraternity colors, was car
ried out. The chaperones were Dr.
.and Mrr. C. F. Ladd. Mrs. Olive v..i
son, Mrs. C. P. Burr, Mrs. Rogers
Scribner, Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Stev.au,
and Mrs. C. C. Stivers. The out-of-town
guests were: Betty Kennedy,
Frances Clelland. Dorothy Collier,
Mary Loomis, Omaha; Phyllis Schur
tnann, Florence Miller, Mary Marshal,
Laura Pratt, Fremont; Dorothy Reese, j
Columbus; Mary Temple, Lexington; ;
Helen Wylie, Hastings; Louis Gib
bons, Kearney; Martha Morton, Ne
braska City; Ruth Mayor. Grand
Island; Catherine Col w el, Ada Totts.
Pnwnee City. Alumnae who came for
the party were: Aline Mitten, Helen
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Introducing the New Styles for Spring and
Summer, Nineteen Nineteen
Wondrous Creations Sparkling with all the Witch
ery and Imagery of the foremost Parisian and Amer
can Courturiers Make Their Debut.
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists
Skirts andMilliineFy
As Slender as thetWaist of the Budding Miss
As Unrestrained as the Ripples of Joyous
Laughter Now Await to Receive Your Admiring Glances
Once again Dame Fashion has waved her Magic Wand, and from out of the inner
most recesses of that mysterious place we call the imagination she has summoned the con
ceptions for the slender lines and supple forms, she has developed the creations which we
now ask you to view. .
Creations more charming, more enrapturing, more lovely, we have never had the
pleasure of presenting you for selection in any previous Spring showing. To see them is
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about them and that's the way we think that everyone will feel who is fortunate enough
to feast her eyes upon the slender lines and the ingenious miracles of miniature style
treatments they introduce along their long and graceful sweep.
Original models, their flattering dupl ications, and various collections of magnifi
cent American originators constitute the long avenues of models which we offer for your
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seen and examined at your leisure.
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Dolmans Suits uresses
for Women and Misses
, for Misses and Women
fur Misses and Women MneMAB jii
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