TIII3 DAILY NEDBASEAN
FRIDAY
Acacia.
Aacia entertained twenty five con
pies at u lioiise dance. Streamers of
r Mack and gold wore used in decora
tions. Punch was served duriiiR tho
j,-es and cake. Tlie chaperons were Mr
and Mrs. n. U. Pepi'rburg and Mrs. W.
,V. Hrown.
Delta Zeta.
Helta Zeta entertained at an infor
mal party at Knights of Columbus hill.
About ninety couples attended. Decora
lions of spring wero carried out In
pink roses and preen lattice. Little
Miss Marjorlo Cnrrinprton gave a solo
dance. Refreshments consisted of ices,
cakes and candies. Chaperons we'e
Prof, and Mrs. II. K. Cochran, Dr. and
Mrs. Clarence Emerson, Prof, and Mrr.
M. M. Fogg. Out-of-town guests for tlv
party were Nina Hull, Ravenna; AHbel
Mae Adams, Schuyler; Fae Tolles, Dos
Moines, la.; and Rorothy lladley.
Ada m son.
Delta Sigma Delta.
Delta Sigma Delta entertained
eighty couples at their spring party
at the Rosewilde. The fraternity colors,
turquoise and garnet wero used iu at
tractive decorations. Ice cream and
cake wero served. The chaperons
were Dr. and Mrs. Cellars, Dr. and
Vance. Out-of-town guests wero Dr. C.
Mrs. Wildmar, Dr. and Mrs. M. E
II. Swanson, Ciltner; Dr. II. II. Cos
ford, Guildroek; Dr. and Mrs. J. R.
at a house danco. Tho houso was doc
Spenser, Mankalo, Kas.
Sigma Chi.
Sigma (Mil entertained thirty couples
orated In tho fraternity colors of blue
and gold. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Camp
bell chaperoned. Out-of-town guests
wero James Strand of Wayne; Ed
Moran of Nebraska City; Don Oilderc-
'sleevo of Omaha and llawley Decker
of Plattsniouth.
SATURDAY
Alpha Theta Chi.
Twenty-five couples were enter
tained by Alpha Theta Chi at a dance
nt the chapter house. The rooms were
artistically decorated in fratcrn't.v
colors, moss green and old gold. The
chaperons were Dr. and Mrs. Pool
and Mrs. Brenken.
Xi Psl Phi.
XI Psi Phi entertained one hundred
couples at a party at tho Knights of
Columbus hall. The hall was f-laho
rately decorated In the fraternity col
ors, lavender and cream. Chaperon?
were Dr. and Mrs. Nelson, Dr. and
Mrs. Drown, Dean and Mrs. Davis nn.i
Ooa,eh and Mrs. Sohissler. Out-of
ton guests for the party were Dr
Swanbom of Crete, Dr. Anderson o'
Deatrice, Dr. Groone of Sheldon, Kan.,
and Dr. Pitzer of Hebron.
DOUBLE VICTORY
SEASON'S CLIMAX
(Continued from page one)
of the -work. The Huskors played
exceptionally good basketball and de
feated the Ames crew by a larger
seme than did the championship
Missouri team.
The first half of last night's game
w:.s fast, -with the Nebraska team
securing a big lead. Newman and
IVkins were the chief point winners
dining this period or the game. AA'hen
time -was called for the half, the
score stood 15 to 4 in favor of Ne
braska. Ames played better basket
ball during the second half and
negotiated a number of pretty has
keis. Smith got started this half and
inner up four baskets for the Huskers.
The final count, was 36 to 12.
The Two Games.
Following is a summary of the two
rallies:
Kappa Alpha Theta.
Kapa Alpha Theta entertained thir
ty couples at an informal dancin ;
party at Ellen Smith Hall. Chaperon?
were Mr. and Mrs. Barbour and Coach
and Mrs. Paul Schissler. Virginia
Clark of York was a guest.
Saturday's Game.
Alpha Gamma Rho.
Alpha Gamma Rho was host to for
ty couples at a house dance. Decon
tions were carried out in scarlet and
cream. Chaperons for the evening
were Dr. and Mrs. rncst Andi r.ion
and Prof, and Mrs. Geo. Hood. Waller
Roberts of AVahoo was an out-of-town
guest.
Pi Beta Phi.
Pi Beta Phi entertained at a Rose
Tea from 3 to 5, in honor of Ann.
Lytle Tannahill, grand presidint. Tho
chapter house was decorated with
roses. Ice cream and cake were
served (luring tho afternoon.
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Acoth.
Achoth entertained at its annua'
Founder's Day banquet, at. (lie Brown
Betty tea room. Thirty alumni vci
guests of the active chapter. Crysl.w
baskets filled with blue berries, seo;
peas and white ruses, decorated the
table. Helen Martin gave a reading
and Helen Possiner gave a violin soio
After the dinner the A'hotli annuai
scandal sheet, "The Microbe.' win
distributed 1o the guests. With Rob
erta Chipperfield acting as toasters
tress, the following toasts were given.
A., Marian Mote; E.. Ruth llaincy,
E., Florence Reed; P., Birnae Ei
well; 11. , Elsie Mathews.
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Referee II. G. Hedges, Dartmouth
College.
FRIDAY
Palladian Union.
Seventy-five members of PalkuFan
and 1'nion literary societies were en
tertained at a "kid's" party, at th,
following numbers was given: selec
tion, orchestra; reading, Mary Bost'
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games such as "Farmer in the Del'"
and "Ring Around the Rosey" wero
played. Ice cream cones were served.
SATURDAY
La Soiree Francaise.
Forty students of the French de
nrtnient were entertained at "L
Soiree Francaise" Saturday evening
at Faculty Hall. Miss Gordon and Mr.
Fiwhs wero In charge of tho enter
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was a French play, Moliere's ''Lo Mo
decir Malgre Lul." The loading ro'es
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