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OMAHA CLUB HOLDS
BUSINESS MEETING
The club will hold regular meet
ings on the first and third Thursuny
niKhts of each month. These moot
ins will re short, and a time limit
will be placed upon them, allowing
members to leave the meeting place
ly S o'clock. Programs for meeting
and for parties and mixers to be hold
vi'i be in charge of the following com
u.ittee: Gladys Mickle, chairman;
James Proebsting and Loota Mark-
well.
Plans are under way to have the
Omaha day tradition re-estan
lis'hed. Members of the club inter
viewed representatives of the On.aha
Chamber of Commerce and the Pni
vesity Club of Omaha and detinue
M;s will soon be taken to have an
o?.aha day again. Co-operation by
hol iness men of Omaha ia already
p.rmised, and dances and banquets
vill be given visiting students if the
movement proves a success hero, in
j cars past a school day has been do
c'ared a holiday on which day all
sr.w'.ents traveled from Lincoln to
Omaha on a special train and spent
:h' day inspecting the city r.n.l visit
ing business establishments, beins
entertained in the evening by dances
rml theatre parties.
Ellen Smith Hall May
Be Opened for Dances
1-ist evening at the second lmo'i;'.:
of the Presidents' Club, r pr son: ir.s
tne seventeen girls' organizations on
Jin- campus, the question as '.:s
ov.ssed "Wlvthcr or not Ellen Smith
3:;0l should be closed to p;:rr:.s to
i n vent statuary, pictures ami otor
valuable furnishings ivcm
taken." Because it woul.i ! a hiot
v.pcn this University to ,)v.v the re
peat go out that the stu'.tr."- s ..:-
o many things that they v., ..- pro
hibited from using Ellen Smnii Hall,
the proposal to close the i w::s
rejected. Another plan was ai!oiv,ed.
that of holding the organisation gr. in,
the party responsible for anything
that might be taken. P.r. o-, n try
this arrangement, if furnishings con
im'je to be taken, Ellen Smith Ha!!
will have to be closed to parties
The Presidents' Club als. decided
not to place a guard in the basement
to prevent men in the fmure Jror.i
smoking and drinking there but in
stead to post a, notice, endorsed by
the presidents of all the girls' organi
sations, asking the men to comply
with the same rules regarding no
smoking on the premises which ai t
-n forced at every sorority house.
Theta Sigma Phi Hold
Initiation of Members
Theta Sigma Phi, honorary Journau
Istto fraternity for women, held
initiation for nine members at Ellen
Srtith Hall at six o'clock p. m.
Thursday, followed by a banquet at
the Potty Prown tea rooms. Mrs. Jes
sie P.oghlol Pee, feature Witter for
the Chicago Evening Post, was a
guest of honor and told of her inter
esting exxpertences in newspaper
work.
Covers were laid for twenty-fiv".
Joan Purroushs Rood, 'IS, of St. Paul
Minn., formerly actively associated
with Pniversity publications, and
alumna of Theta Sigma Phi, was pre
sent. The newly initiated members fol
low: nolle Kannan, "23, Mildred
Poyle. 'i, Mary Thomas, '22, Naomi
Pm V "2S. Kvea Holloway, '22, Nora
Livingston. "22, Florence Miller, "23,
and l-iois Margaret Hartman. "23.
Aak for the
nr.il.: -Pad. hur me tin ion.
Dd: "No, ya make m entirely
too serwo ""la tfc B0,w' "'
ivsle: "Aw. dad. I picmlse only to
play it 7' !"
Notre Dame Game
Probably in the East
Notre Panic will not in all prob
ability p'ay on Pniversity field next
season, as has boon the custom of the
Catholics for he past six years. Thc
South i. lid authorities have offered
the Nebraska mentors a substantial
proposition for the Comhuskers to j
come to the Indiana school for a j
game on the Notre Pame field. N'- j
gotiations are now under way b :
tween the schools and an agree- 1
Hi out should be reached in a few day-?.
The Huskers are slated to moot the
Amos Aggies football aggregation at
Ames on Ootobtd S, next year, but on
aiwumt of football relations between
th'"- Piiivorstty and the StatoCollog
hi i-,g broken off. the Huskers mav
ii iC'1! th Kr?-ieT: pt a later date.
he Cornhuskers had hopes of me. t
ii.g the Washinglon Stale team aga'n
next ye;;r. but from all reports the
W'ah;ngten Slate team dcx-s not want
Ju meet 'he Huskers.
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DANCE
Saturday, 8:30 p. m.
1.25
Including
Tax
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Phone L5223
Studio, 1308 O St.
t Learn to
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for appointment.
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Freshmen Girls' Party
Biggest of the Year
All the Freshmen girls a: to be
entertained Saturday afternoon a; a
Christmas party at Ellen Smith m::.
It was voted at tbe last meet ir.s oi
the Senior Advisory Board to make
the Freshmen girls' Christmas T.arty
an annual event a tradition of the
school. The Big Sisters are pvin:
tomorrow's party for the Freshmen
unuer the auspices of ihe S. tik.
Advisory Board. Theni-cci; -i o:
music and games and Christmas
stunts is to start promptly at 2: SO.
There are to belitUe Christmas favors
and many other pretty featu-- s io :;v
party.
The committees, appointed Ly 1'aye
Currv. resident of the Sen.or Ad
viRorv Board, to have the party it.
charge are: Ruth McKenncy. Mary
Baker and Marion Mole, entertain
ment; Ethel Hoagland. Katberine
Geis, Helen Nieman and Hazel 1'onr
angh', refreshments; Kattie HepperJ
Mary BrownelL Olive Hartley a:. 3
Ruth DuBois. 3econation.
The work of the Senior Advisory
Board is becoming more and more
influential and definite. The board
hAB the enUre Big And LltJe Sister
movement in charge. Each Big
Sister, either a Junior or Senior,
in the summer is given the name oi
a girl who ia to be a Freshman at
the Cnivereity in the fall. She writes
to the Freshman, ' ,h
train, help her in registering and
sponsor, the Freshman through her
first year. Th npperclaeswomen are
true friend, to their UtUe Sisters.
Parties, wit the Senior Adrisory
Board in charge, are given at which
the first year girls ecome acquainted
... riaasmates and the
Junior and Senior girla. Two mixers
Tor Big and Llttie Sisters, a luncheon
and a picnic, have already been given
, tha tiird get-torether
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