T II E DAILY NEDHASEAN
2-30 Wed. Thur. Frl. Sat. S:20
ORPHEUM CIRCUIT
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0ne of the Year's Best Bills
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In "THE JOCKEY"
G O L F ERS
t:r new s'ock of pnlf oquip-
t has just arrived,
i i mi1 in and inspect our
clubs, bag's nn.1 balls. "Wo
"Kill bo glad to help ymi 't
tv.-.dy for the approach sen-
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Phi Gamma Delta.
Till Giuimiu Delta hold its 18th
niiiiual dinner at tlie Victoria
hotel Saturday niulit. Tho nmsie was
I'uvnisliod by a three iieee orchestra
and tho enierlaiiiiiient by tho aetivo
chaiilrr. Anions; tho out-ol'town
Kiiests were ( .T. IViillooli, Mac llard
iiiMT. John Drain. II. M. Nusshnell, N. U.
Kensoner, Marl 0. Snp:e, Trod Thomas.
Hurley Moorliead, Allon Troup, Druee
McCullough, M. O. Vol., Koland
Thomas. Allon Tills ey. Clay Thomas.
Wilbur Full a way, K. .T. Krvs. A.
Tanooast, A. K. Tatoison, Choi Dud
ley, One Kose, John Drexel. Harry
('hook and Jal;o Shnjrerl of Omaha:
Wilbur Tri chai'd and Frank Cramer
of Falls C.y, A. llridKO of Nor
folk: Clano riiwvn of Miller, and
Coach Fvood of tho Colgate basketball
toam. Tlacos woro pot for eighty.
WEDDINGS.
Hudson-Zook.
luarriaeo of interest to Univer
sity students is that of Miss Jean
Hudson. ex-'22. and Mr. A. U. 7.ook.
ex-'21. which took vlaeo at tho homo
of tho bride's pan nls in Fratonia.
Texas, February 2H Immediately fol
lowing an afternoon ihureh wedding
tl:o couple loft for a short trip to
points of interest in Texas, Oklahoma
:-nd Kansas. Tin y arrived in Lincoln
this week and will make their homo
hero.
Mrs. 7.ook. who attended Hie Uni
versity until (ho end of last semester,
was active in student affairs. She
was a member of Freshman Commis
sion. Xi Delta, tho Dramatic Club and
(lanima Phi Heta. She was a mem
ber of the r.an-Hellenic Council last
semester. Mr. Zook In a member of
Silver l.ynx. Ho is onsaKod in busi
ness hero as ono of tho firm of Hard
ins, Zook and riahl Airplane Corpo
ral ion.
Sounds from the
School of Music
Are Murder -Like
efTect is something like that ol nn
orchestra tunlnf? up before tho con
cert, but infinitely worse. Small
wonder that ono never sees idle
lomiKcis ill front of the building
They could never survive the (lis
cords!
SPRING SONG
Sprim; is hero aRain! The Univer
sity School of Music is always one
of the first to betray the presence of
spring weather. During the winter
months the windows have to be closed
lightly to keep in tho warmth, but
now thev are thing wide open and all
tho ghastly sounds of the would bo
musicians practicing are let loose
upon the long suffering public.
There may be a few taking work at
tho conservatory who can really sing,
but ono would never suspect it
when ono hears the nerve-racking
"AHaaaollS" of the scale praclicora.
To gain full effect of the bedlam one
should be on the campus at about
t' n o'clock in the morning when tho
conservatory is going at full blast. .
In one room someone is murdering
Handel's Largo on a pipe organ while
dose by a quivery soprano voice in
forms us that "Spring is here, the
grnt'e Spring." Hoarse bass notes j
of "Hocked in the Cradle of the!
Deep" form a minor aceompanymont
in this symphony of discords. A J
saxophone duet is going on in ono of j
the rooms while the voice of a trom-j
hone blares form nearby. The whole
Dy Meddlesome.
Spring has come. The following
phenomena has apearcd: Twosome
games of catch in front of every frat;
spring suits; spring oxfords; t he kind
of weather that makes those same
oxfords and the wearers thereof
MOST UNCOMFOKTADLH; great in
crease in the amount of sleep accom
plished in classes; great decrease in
number of classes attended; enor
mous list of casualties from the
Dean's offie.
We won't say anything about Ne
braska's national porch sport because
we don't do that !
At liberty every Friday night -
F. J. Hampton, dance pianist. 1X670.
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City Auditorium
DANCE
TONIGHT
MOVIE STARS
$20.00 in cash prizes for the best impersonation of any of the
leading movie stars. The most exciting1 event of the season.
Come early. Admission only 10 cents.
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