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Rlelnke and Ruth HonOU. Lincoln
alumnae present were Mrs. Leon
Decker, aire. Clarence HopeweU, Mrs.
Edward Albright, oftss Marguerite
McPhee, Ethel De Young. Bertha
Helser. Ira Hayter and Elma Dykes.
Oamma Phi Beta was founded No
vember 11. 1874. at Syracuse Univer
sity, Syracuse. New Tort.
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One hundred couples attended the
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dance siren by the University Com
mercial Club Friday night. The party
was la the form of a camlral;
whistles and serpentine were siren as
favors. The dance was held at Che
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11
Oamma Phi let.
Pi chapter of am ma Phi Beta cele
brated Founder's day Thursday with
a dinner at the chapter house for
Ktltt members and Lincoln alumnae.
A color scheme of brown and mode,
the sorority colors, was carried out
In the decorations and menu. After
the dinner a program van given con
sisting of stunt by the Freshmen, a
burlesque on Romeo and J tile and
rocal solos by Elma Dykes. Gladys
was chaperoned by Dean and Mrs, Le
Rosalgnol and Prof, and Mr. Irey.
Decorations were carried out in the
Commercial Club colors.
Mystic Fleh.
Mystic Pish entertained at a party
at Ellen Smith Hall Friday from 8 to
6 for Freshman girls. A program was
given the first part of the afternoon,
and part of the afternoon was spent
in dancing. Refreshments were
served.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER It,
Ag Ctwb,
The As Club entertained one hun
dred couples at a daneing party at
the Lincoln hotel Friday- Decorations
were In keeping with the season.
Norel refreshments were served, dur
ing the evening. Members of the
faculty at the State Farm were In
vited as chaperons.
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Delta Chi entertained ninety couples
Friday night at its annual fa party
at Rosewllde party house. The or
chestra vu screened from view be
hind a bank of cornstalks. Shocks of
corn, autumn leaves and brown
shaded lights served as decorations.
Punch and wafers were served. Out-of-town
guests were Miss Glade Smith
of Hastings, O. Powell and Vance
Oreer of Burlington. Colo., Loyal
Baylers of McCook, Ensign W. A.
Wledman of U. S. S. Nevada, and
Clyde Parsley of Omaha The chap
erons were Mr. and Mrs. Chandler
Kimball. Prof, and Mrs. R. D. Scott.
Prof, and Mrs. Seaton. Mr. and Mrs.
eorge Mann, Mrs. L. L. Dunn. Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Woolen. Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Noble, and Mr. and Mrs.
S. W. Wilde.
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Phone B23 11
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The University Players Stock Co.
Announce
The Seat Reservation
For their winter theater season at Ross P. Curtice Music Co.
beginning Monday, November 15th.
Seats may be reserved for the whole season for those
holding season tickets, or for the first production
"SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY"
November 18, 19 and 20
at the
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Secure season tickets of any sorority girl or by calling
B4196 until 5 p. m. Saturday.
Season Ticket for 6 Plays, (3-00 ' Single Admission, 75c
Miss Velma Shields, a former stu
dent of the University, was in Lincoln
last week after . her return from
Berne, Swltierland, where sne spent
the past two years in the Intelligence
department of the office of the United
tates military attache. She left Fri
day for Washington. D. C. where she
will continue her government work,
lone Benson. 13. and Dorothy Ann
Gleason. "21. spent the week-end at
Sterling.
Mabel Krapp. 34. spent the week
end at her home at Courtland.
Mrs. L. Thomas, of Omaha, who
has been visiting her daughter,
Dorothea Thomas, at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house, has returned to
her home in Omaha.
Helen Walpole, "24, spent the week
end at her home In Omaha.
Holland Walters, 22. witnessed the
Kansas-Nebraska game at Lawrence.
Anson Booth, 22, Harry Geistfeld,
21. and Orvln B. Gaston. "23. spent
the week-end in Lawrence, Kas.. at
tending the Nebraska-Kansas game.
Lorna Plimpton, '24, spent the
weekend at Glenwood.
LeRoss Hammond. 21, Luther
Johnson, '22, and Ray Stryker. '23,
have returned from Lawrence. Kas.,
where they witnessed the Kansas
Nebraska game on Saturday.
Einer Nielson, '23. and Robert
O borne. '23, attended the Kansas-
Nebrapka game at Lawrence on Satur
day.
Fay Loucks, '23. has returned from
her home in Falls City, where she
spent several days last week.
Cloyd Clark. '23, and Ien Clark. "24.
returned yesterday from Lawrence,
Kas.
Merle Adams, 24, Margaret Hender
son. '22. and Blanche Wolfe, '24. were
in Lawrence. Kas.. during the week
end and were present at the game on
Saturday.
Alice Huntington, '23, 6pent the
week-end at Omaha.
Newton Woodward. '24, Bu,ll Lopp,
24, and Frank Adkins, '21. have re
turned from Lawrence, Kas.
Frances Foote, '23, Beatrice Ballard,
'23. and Florence Sherman, 23. at
tended the Kansas-Nebraska game on
Saturday.
Dorothy Hippie, '21. has returned
from Omaha, where she spent the
week-end.
Jean Dow, '21. spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Omaha.
Emma Nielson. ex-'20, attended the
KanFas-Nebrapka game on Saturday.
Arllne Abbott. '21. has returned
from a week-end visit at her home in
Omaha.
Nell Hutton. '23. erpnt the week
end at Iowa City, la.
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