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Pi Kappa Thi held its annual
ulster's day Sunday at the Chapter
house. Among the guests were: Miss
Ruth Vinyart, Miss Margaret McCan
less. Miss Harriet Ford, Mrs. Sherman
Oyler, Miss Oakle Cochran, Miss Ruth
Larson, Miss Goldie Peterson, Miss
Stella Lewellen, Miss Ede Jungmeyer,
Miss Huldah Jungmeyer, Miss Mildred
Fegler, Miss Katherlne Wills.
The annual banquet of Phi Delta
Theta was held Saturday evening at
the chapter house. Covers for ninety
were arranged at small tables. The
fraternity colors, blue and white,
were used in the decoration and bas
kets of white carnations decorated
the tables.
P. R. Halligan acted as toastmaster
and the following responded to toasts:
"In the Days Gone By," R. A. Gantt;
"The Active Chapter," Le Ross Ham
mond; "Reconstruction," Archer Bunt
ing; "Alumni Co-operation," Miles
Houck.
An orchestra played during the
banquet and the Freshmen put on a
skit between courses.
Out of town guests were J. , T.
Bressler, P. H. McCullough. R. S.
McCullough, H. B. Musselman, O. E.
Weber, F. Turpie, M. B. Houck, C. R.
Evans, H. Abts, P. H. Chesley, R.
Murphy, F. Mead, W. Buss, F. H.
Builta, W. B. Romans, G. Stryker,
C. H. Peterson. H. Caldwell, H. De-
Lamatre, L. RuBhton, A. Thomas, R.
Pierce, D. Danforth, R. A. Gantt, C.
L. Peters, B. Baer, A. H. Farnsworth,
M. Smith, L. W. Kelley, D. T. John
son, D. D. Reavis. E. V. Falloon, R.
H. Jenne, E. C. Page, J. L. Putt
Lincoln alumni who were present
were: P. R. Halligan, B. D. Whedon,
A. Bunting, George Giligan, J. W.
Seacrest, J. D. Lau, A. C. Lau, G.
Thomas, H. N. Thomas, J. M. Wood
ward. E. C. Hardy, I. M. Raymond.
W. H. Reynolds, R. L. Wolcott, R. L.
Metcalf, Charles Stuart, J. R. Avery,
R. D. Scott
were used In the decorations. Sixty
guests' were .present
' Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Gamma Delta was hostess at a
house dance given at the chapter
house. Thirty couples we,re enter
tained. Purple and gold, the frater
nity colors formed the color scheme
in the decorations and refreshments.
Out of town guests were: B. T.
Johnson, Holdrege; Wallis Larson,
Joe Doughterty, Omaha, and Lyle
Davis, Ewlng. ;
- Kappa Alpha Theta
One hundred couples were enter
tained at the annual formal dancing
rarty of Kappa Alpha Theta held in
the main ballroom of the Lincoln
Hotel. Palms, in tall black Jars, and
yellow lamp shades, carried out the
fraternity colors, gold and black.
Chaperons were: Miss Amanda Hepp
ner, Professor and Mrs. E.. H. Bar
bour, Mr. and Mrs. Scribner and Mrs.
Stivers. Out of town guests were:
Roberta Spain, Lee Simmitt, Mis
souri; Helen Sundelan, Omaha;
Frances Daniels, Aurora; Martha Mor
.on. Nebraska City; Rachel Metcalf,
Onaha; Mary Welcome, Lawrence.
Kans.; Marie Leavitt Vermilion,
S. D.
Alpha Gamma Rho
The annual banquet of Alpha Gam
ma Rho was held in the Chinese
room of the Lincoln Hotel. Sixty
guests were present American beauty
roses, the fraternity flower, were used
as a center piece.
MON., TUES., WED.
Farewell Appearance of
THEDA BARA 1
In Her Last Picture 1
"Kathleen i
MAVOURNEEN" 1
An Irish Story
HAROLD LLOYD I
In His Big Super Comedy
"HIS ROYAL SLYNESS"
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STATIONERS
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Saturday, March 27
Delta Gamma
Kappa chapter of Delta Gamma held
its annual banquet in the Garden
room of the Lincoln Hotel. One hun
dred members of the fraternity were
present The decorations skillfully
arranged gave an effect of Egypt by
using throughout the color scheme of
burnt orange and sepia brown. At
one end of the room were three
Egyptian palms. The long tables
were decorated with crystal candle
sticks with shades of brown parch
ment on which were painted copies of
Egyptian drawings and hieroglyphics.
Square flower boxes of parchment
corresponding to the candle-fshades.
holding gold and orange California
poppies were placed between the
candles. Place cards, represented
Egyptian dancing girls and miniture
jewel caskets were placed at each
cover. Between two of the courses
the annual paper. Delta Slammer, was
distributed. Marian Watkins, as toast
mistress, called upon the following
toasts:
"Sand" TieUe Cochran Woods
"Hieroglyphics" Dorothy Wright
"The Sphinx" Frances Colton
Tleonatra" Sara Schwab Deutsch
"Pyramids" Sadie B. Finch
"Egypt" Ruth Bryan Owens
Out of town alumnae were as fol
lows: Mesdames Lucille Gaskill.,
Vargas Titv. Mo.: Augusta K. Graff.
Beatrice; Mable Ctearns. Grand
Island; Nell Youngers Henkle, Cora
Schneider, Fremont; Adda Bowers,
Teru; Lena DeWeese. Dawson; Helen
Mickev. Osceola; Georgia Tuttle.
Edit Brownell. Schuyler; Ruth Bryan
Owens. Miami. Fla.; Eva Mae Atchi
son, Virginia Calamine. Kearney;
Beatrice Johnson. Helen S. Kurr.
Edith Smith. Halle Wilson. Margaret
Aeken, Dorothy Davies Rushton. all
of Omaha; Helen Doty. Beaver Cross
ing; Anna Brundage, Tecumseh:
Abbie S. Millihen, Ord; Marian O'Con
nell. Ponca; C. M. Davie. UUca;
France- Kefe. Walthfil ; Janet Thorn
ton, Gering; Xathryn Howey, Bea
trice; M. C. O'Brien. Myron Grey. O.
B. Perkins, Columbus.
Alpha XI Delta
Alpha Xi Delta was hostess at a
house dance given at the chapter
house. Thirty couples were present
Baskets of pink roses tied with blue
and gold tulle were used as decora
tions, -and the fraternity colors, blue
and gold appeared In the refresh
ments. Chaperons were: Mrs. Blake-
ly. Miss Runge and Miss Lenor Fitz
gerald. Out of town guests were:
Get-evieve Bechter, Pierce; talara Mc
Millan, Omaha.
The active chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma entertained thirty couples at
a house dance Saturday evening. The
house was decorated with pink roses
Mrs. H. M. McHenry and Miss D. Mc
Henry acted as chaperons. Out of
town guests were: Helen Adleman
and Man Findley. both of Omaha.
Sigma Chi entertained twenty-five
couples at a house dance Saturday
evening. The fraternity colors, blue
and gold, were used throughout the
house for decoration. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Grainger acted as chaperons
f)ut of town guests were: Miss
Dorothy Bates, Dale Jones. Edwin
Moran, William Goodman, Douglas
Bartors and James Maloney.
Kappa Kappa Gamma
The active members of Sigma chap
ter of Kappa Kappa Gamma were
entertained at a dinner at the borne
of the Misses Helen and Marion Hall.
1S0S A street, by the alumnae. Bas
kets of yello jonquils and tulips
One hundred and ten couples were
entertained at a formal dancing party
given by Pbi Delta Theta in the main
ballroom of the Lincoln Hotel, Frl
day evening. Blue and white, the
fraternity colors, were used in the
decorations. Blue and white shaded
lamps were placed about the ball
rnom. and the orchestra was hidden
by palms and ferns'. Colored paper
chds. whistles and horns were ais
tributed during the evening. Those
invited as ch-iperons were: Mr. and
Mrs. H. Harley, Mr. and Mrs. R. H
Wolcott Mr. and Mrs. Harding and
Mr. and Mrs. Ryons. Out of town
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. M. Ro
mans. Fairbury; Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Pierce, Fremont; Mr. and Mrs.
P. M. McCullough and Mr. and Mrs.
Lead, Omaha.
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Statistics from several of the leading
colleges and universities of the coun
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are greater in the fie'd of Life Insur
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line of endeavor. To the man of edu
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making a substantial income. The
government has. placed Its stamp of
Bonroval on Life Insurance as an ab
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the future look even brighter. If
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