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Adventuress Club.
The Adventuress Club gave a slum
ber party Saturday night at the home
of Esther McClelland, 2Sth and Ran
dolph. They danced and played cards
in the evening. Refreshments were
served. Sue Stille presided at the
punch bowl. A program was given
as follows. A musical number by
Shepherd Snavely, the Safford tri6,
and a banjo solo by Miss McClellan.
After a short sleep, a waffle break
fast was served. Out-of-town guest
were Lauda Wentworth, Betty Cum
men, Eugenia Shaw and Frances Far
low. Chaperons were Miss . Delia
Clarke and Ida Donati.
PERSONAL?
Sigma Alpha Epsiton.
The freshmen of Sigma Alpha Ep
silon enteitained fifty couples at a
dancing party at the chapter house
Saturday evening. Purple and gold,
the fraternity colors, were used
throughout the house for decorations.
There were several favor dances ana
whistles and horns were distributed
among the guests. Reiresnment
were served during the evening.
Chi Omega.
Thirty-five couples were entertained
Saturday by Chi Omega at a party
at the chapter house. The evening
was spent in dancing. Chaperons for
the evening were Mrs. Koehler anl
Miss Anderso" Out-of-town guosts
for tre party were Mildred Shirley,
Humboldt; Emma Jane Davis, Alli
ance; Lydia Otto, Denison, Iowa, ana
Dorothy Tonnor, Norton, Kan.
Mildred Shirley, ex-'22, of Hum
boldt, spent the week-end at the Chi
Omega house.
Bernice Meieiyurgen, 24, returned
Sunday from Omaha, where she spent
several days.
Helen Roberts, 24, spent the week
end at her home in Plattsmouth.
Ruby Swensen McLean, ex-'22, of
On-aVip, who spent several days at
the Chi Omega house, has returned
to her home.
Wallace Craig, '23, and Wilder
Blakeslee, "21, have returned from
Ames, Iowa, where they were dele
gates to the national convention of
Sigma Chi.
Emma Jane Davis, ex-22, who spent
several days at the Chi Omega house,
has returned to her home in Geneva.
Margaret Howes, 20, returned Sun
day to her home in Omaha, after a
visit at the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Mildred Krumm, 23, spent the
week-end at her home in Tilden.
Mary Rosencrans, '2S, returned Sun
day from Omaha, where she spent the
week-end.
Fauline Moore, 22, spent Friday
and Saturday at her home in Te-
cumseh.
Elva Ohlsen, 23, is ill at her home
in David City.
Dorothy Towner, ex-'22, of Turner,
spent Saturday and Sunday as a
guest at the Chi Omega house.
Helen Kirchman, '23, who has been
ill at her home in Wahoo, has re
turned to school.
Donna McDonald, '24, is ill at her
"home In Omaha.
Lydia Otto, ex-22, of Denison, Iowa,
spent the week-end at the Chi Omega
house.
Acacia.
The members of Acacia entertained
the members of Kappa Alpha Theta
at a matrinee dance Saturday after
noon. About twenty couples attended.
The house was artistically decorated
in r.l-.k and cold, the fraternity col
ors. Light refreshments were tei-e.
kt the close of the dance. Acting
as chaperons were Mrs. W. A. Brown
and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burner..
Pi Phi Chi.
Pi Phi Chi entertained at an inroi-
mj.1 nsntv at Ellen Smith Hall bat
urday evening. About thirty couple
attended. The hall was decoraiea u
.Vi..tMuitv colors and red and while
roses. Chaperons for the dance weie
Or. and Mrs. Barker, Dean ana mis
EnRljerg -and Mr. and Mrs. k. fow
ers.
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Pr.mrT.tMl .y JENSE I LASKT
"BEHOLD MY WIFE!"
Wtth HILTON RILLS. ELLIOTT
llFATIK ud MABEL JIX1EKKE
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TIEITER'H LYRIC ORCHESTRA
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MON.." TI ES.. WED.
KLLIS KOWLIN TROITE
Marry Moaarvha of tha Bswanst
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Monolnrur
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Prrarntlns;
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Delta Upsiion.
Delta UnsUon entertained fortj
couples at a house dance Saturday
fcveninc. Blue and gold, me iiatei
aity colors, were carried out in tii
decorations. Refreshments , wen
served during the evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Christopher Clark acted as chaperons.
Today's question: What is youi
favorite means of locomotion?
Z. G. asks five persons picked at
random a question each day.
1. Don Falrchild, 1319 Q street:
Doesnt make much difference, just
so lis iiCJoniTnodatiEfe ad I don't have
to exert myself,
2. Helen Grieas, 1548 R street:
1 like water. It's fascinating! 1
love to fcwim, but all I can do is pad
dle around.
3. Ed Moter, 345 North Fourteenth
street:
Old "'Tuff Oats" (the yellow Foro;
suits me as well as anything 1 know
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4. Izzie Pearsall, 1414 G street:
Roller skates for me. Pretty quick
now and youll see me rolling clong
the street to school.
5. Jim Lucas, 1620 R street:
People say how much fun it is ti
ride horses and bikes, but I notice
that they generally prefer a car wheii
it comes right down to It.
Delta Tau Delta.
Delta Tau Delta entertained lhirlj
couples at a dancing party given al
the chapter house Saturday even'ng.
Tui-ple, white and gold, the frattrnity
colors, were used in the decorations
throughout the bouse. At the close
of the evening refreshments were
served.
Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. U. R.
McGinn and Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Fin
ney.
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Alpha Theta Chi.
Alpha Theta Chi entertained thirty
couples t a house dance Saturday
eveuinu. Fragility colors were uaeu
for decorations throughout the house,
punch and wafers were served duilng
the evening.
Judge and Mrs. Leonard Flansburg
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hines
acted as chaperons.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 9.
"Margaret Baker, '24, and Story
Harding, 22, were guests at a din
ner riven by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Pnnnf, at their borne, 1N5 C street,
Sunday, January 9. compllmenULiy tt-
Zella Roope, who leaves today ioi
Monticello Seminary, Godfrey. Ill
Phyllis Walt will accompany Mist
Roope. and tbty will be joined ny
PmiUn-. Nelson at Nebraska City, an
several other Seminary girls H
Silver Lynx announces the with
drawal of the plod?cs of Merle Haia,
Lincoln; Arnold Roberts, Lincoln,
Harvey Hansen, iuaCJc Creek, M'uh.
Carl Olson was a student at ihe
Acacia house the past week. He is a
student at the School of Medicine In
Omaha.
Pi Kappa Phr.
Twenty-five couples attended a
house dance given by Pi Kappa Phi
at the chapter house Saturday eve
ning, January 10. Fraternity and
nchool colors were used for decora
tions Refreshments were servc-d dur
ing the Intermission. The chaperons
were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J. Adams, Mr.
i nd Mrs. Frank Et-ger, and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy B. Ford.
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