T II K DAILY NEBEASKAN
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Starts Monday
The
Mountain
Woman
Staring
PEARL WHITE
MON. TUES. WED.
How Could a Man Win Her?
See
VIOLA DANA
In Her Newest Picture
"The Off -Shore Pirate"
"SHORT 4. SNAPPY"
A New Rollicking Christie
Comedy
DEITZE'S MALE QUARTETTE
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
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ALL THIS WEEK
"LYING LIPS"
An All Star Cast Featuring
HOUSE PETERS and
FLRENCE VIDOR
BUSTER KEATON
In His latest Riot of Hilarious
Mishaps
"HARD LUCK"
MISS FRANCES ROSENSTOCK
"Singing Springtime"
PATHE REVIEW
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7. 9
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Kappa Delta.
Kappa IVlia lipid the annual ban
quel nt tin? Brown Hutty Saturday
evoninj?. Pastel shades predominated
in the decorations. Ophelia roses
were on the tables and the nut cuds
were .crepo paper Ophelia roses-. The
menus were diamond shaped and
painted In preen and white, the soro
rity colors. Miss Vivienne Cleveland,
toastmistress, called for th0 following
responses: "Kappa Deltas Diamond,"
Margradelle Aitkens; "The Pearls,"
Mary McCoy; "The Guard," Dorotli;
Fnpliah! "The Pi Guard," Else
C .linger. Odella Jensen gave a solo
dance and at its conclusion drew from
an imitation pit. the sorority paper,
Kappa Delta Pie. Gerolyn WalraMi
gave seeral violin solos between the
courses. Out-of-town guests were Lea
tha Hyon, Herman; Gertrude Hughes,
Gretna; Margaret dry, Tilden! Mr.r
jorio Hedbleom and Hazel Hcdhloom,
Stromsburg; Ksther Killpack, Council
Bluffs; Lynnis Thompson, Nnnv'1'.;
Kleanor Hinman, Shelby, and Doroili,
Knglish, Omaha.
at the home of FrancoB Whitniore, j
2001 Washington street, Sunday after
noon in honor of visiting alumnae ana
active members.
MON. TUES. WED.
THIRTY PINK TOES?
EDDIE CARR & CO.
3 ROMANOS SISTERS
PHESAY & POWELL
ARSELMA SISTERS
"OFFICER CUPID"
"VELVET FINGERS"
International News Weekly
Babich and the Orchestra
Shows Start at 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
Alpha Chi Omega.
One hundred active and alumnae
members of Alpha Chi Omega were
present at the sixteenth i-nnual ban
quet held at the chapter house Satnr
day evening. Ixnv bowls of red car
nations and ferns formed the center
pieces on the tables. Strands of red
and green electric lights wound with
sinilax extended from the center pics
to the corner of the room. The menu
were sealed with red wax and tied
with green ribbon. Marion Whit'.
more Webster was toastmistres:.. Th
freshman gave a prologue presenting
the idea of the toasts which rcpie.
scnted the evolution of Alpha Chi. The
toast list was as follows: "Chaos."
Dorothy Sear-rest; "Order." Erma Me
Rowan! "Amboeba." Grace Stuff;
"Ape." Ruth Duncan; "Man," Doris
Arnold.
Lincoln rlnmnae entertained at I "a
Amazons Hit Road
For Hikes Eat Half
Cooked Bacon and Soup
All roads lead from Lincoln. So
thought the thirty-three girls who hit
the high roads last week-end and
covered the sum total of two hundred
and fifty two miles. With only a
month and a half left to get in their
hiking credits and with such a Sun
day for out of doors, is it any wonder
that the sport that is bo detrimental
to shoe leather was so popular for
the day Six separate groups of hik
ers went on jaunts. Some went east,
some went west, some early and some
late. Almost any highway was en
livened some time Sunday by a group
of girls with no place to go but hike,
and no place to hike but out just so
the required number of miles were
covered.
One group went east to Stevens
Creek and enjoyed half-cooked bacon
over a real camp fire. One radical
group of hikers featured the popular
army trousers, which they unskirted
on the outskirts of the city. The
I group that went west on the Emerald
road specialized on tomato soup for
the day's main dish. Some -wandered
aimlessly along with no object but
to enjoy themselves and to cover so
many miles while enjoying the latest
bits of scandal within possession of
the group.
The group that took the prize for
the number of miles covered was the
one which walked out past Rokeby
and back. The next day found several
of them stiff and weary and denying
that the feat was worth the doing,
considering the compensation.
The Punichment.
"What is the extreme punishment
for bigamy?"
"Two mothes-in-law."
Washington Sun Dodger
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Announcement:
Thf Capital l'.indcry will install
a book sewinir inacliine on May
10.
The machine will le the latest,
most up-to-date model in the
stale. It will make EDITION
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