THE
Delta Delta Delta.
Delta Delta Delta cntertaiued nine
five couplos at a spring part;- at
Knights of Columbus hall Friday. A
drop ceillug of bla.ck and white crop
paper Intermingled with spring fiow
ers, lattice work twined with
flowers and a fountain In the cen
ter of the hall were features of the
decorations. Chaperons were Mr. an
Mrs. Phil Easterday, Prof, and Mrs.
Barbour, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Krauze.
Prof, and Mrs. Barker, Mr. and Mrs.
Petrus Peterson, Mis May Pershiaj;
Mrs. D. M. Butler, Dr. H. II. Walto
and George Rogers. Out-of-towu
guests were Pearl Jones, Charlotte
Smith, Genevieve Ortnan, Katherino
Lavelle, Elizabeth Sowell, Dorothy
Weller, Mrs. Johnson, Omaha: Lou'su
Stone, Helen Ithoades, Ruth Welch,
Glen wood, Iowa; Lois West, Lilian
Richardson, Adda Amnions. Nebraska
City; Blenne Carpenter, Mrs. J. V .
DuBois, Wichita, Kan., and Alio
Welsh, Kearney.
The annual banvuet of the sororit;
was held Friday at the Miller and
Paine tea room. Covers were laid
for eno hundred. Saturday afternoon
Miss Mao Pershing and Mrs. D. M.
Butler entertained in honor of visit
ing alumnae at a tea at their home
Qnminv nnon a dinner was given at
the chapter
rushees.
house in honor of
12o
Phi Kappa Psi.
Phi Kama Tsi entertained
couples Friday at a spring party in
the chapter house to commemorate
the twenty-sixth birthday of the fru
ternity at Nebraska. The entire house
was decorated with flowers. A dif
ferent color scheme was carried oui
in every room. Lights that changes
colors every thirty seconds gave a
novel air to the decorations. Car.1
tables were placed on the third floor
for the guests. A two-course dim3, j
was served in a garden room fitted j
lip below the firt f'.oor. The gue.s
ato at small tables which surroundoa j
a fountain illuminated with red light. j
An awaiian stringed quartet played
during the refreshment hour. Out or
town guests were W. Clinton Kei.r.-r.
'22, Russell Funkhouser. e-'23, I'ani
Engler, ex-'23, William Noble and Co.
Kiddoo of Omaha; Sam Kcllo-p, ct
Tercival, Iowa; Dudley Scott. cx-'21.
Edgar Fisher, Oliver Giddings, J1
Hepperlen, Douglas Myers and Fret
Fall of Beatrice. Tho?e invited a?
chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hays, Director and Mrs. F. W. Luei
ring of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. G:-
Kiddoo of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Harding of Nebraska City, Mr. anu
Mrs. W. G. Boyer of York, Mr. fnd
Mrs. William L. Day and Mr. and
Mrs. Wardner S. Ceott of Lincoln.
WANT ADS.
Beta Theta Pi.
Beta Theta PI was host to uoib
than a hundred couples at a danc'tis
party in the ballroom of the Cham
ber of Commerce Friday evening. The
walls of the room wero hidden , b
whito lattice over which vines and
flowers were entwined, and flowjrs
were used everywhere in decoration
Booths at he sides of the hall af
forded retreats among the foilago.
Pink and blue, the fraternity color-?,
wero used in the decorations and re
freshments. President William Jes
sup of Iowa university and Mrs. Jes
slip were out-of-town guests. Severs'
vocal selections were given by I. L.
Triplett during tho intermission
Chaperons wore Mr. and Mrs. F. E
Roth, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Begtol, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. McAfee and Mr. and
Mrs. H. P. Stoddard.
Bushnell Guild.
Bushnell Guild entertained at an
elaborate spring party at Fosewilde
Friday evening. Ninety couples wero
present. Decorations wero in spring
tints. Suspended from the ceilin;,
were baskets of flowers and pink
roses were given as favors. At thf
entrance of the hall was a quaint
room built of lattice work and cov
ered with vines and flowers which
gave the effect of a summer porch
Places fo rthe chaperons were ai
ranged within. Across the ccnt'.r 01
the hall was an electri csign be.vms
tho initial letters of Bushnell Guil.i
formed in a diamond shape which Is
the emblem of the Guild. The lights of
the hall wore lowered and cast a soft
glow over tho dancers. Refreshments
of ices, frozen in the shape of indi
vidual roses, tulips and carnations
and cakes were served. Chaperons
wero Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mickey, Mr
and Mrs. E. . Barbour, Mr. and Mrs
I E. Kushner and Mr. and Mrs. Star
board.
Tho eighth annual banquet of Busn
nell Guild was held at the Lantern
room of the Delavan Saturday with
seventy members present. Following
is the toast list:
Bushnell Guild Ideals:
Harold 'TUnkle, tonstmaster.
The Birth Franz Paustian.
Growth Harry L. Reed.
Perfection Lawrence W. Metzger.
Influence J. Wilbur Wolf.
Challenge Leslie Cadwallader.
Responses.
"Then Hail."
Square and Compass Club.
University Masons and DeMoiays
were entertained Friday evening by
tho Square and Compass Club ni
dancing party at the Scottish licito
Temple. One 'hundred couples at
tended. Decorations were simple
Punch and wafers were served as r
freshments. Professor and Mrs. Chat
burn chaperoned.
Twins Club.
Eighteen members of the Twin..
Club were entertained at the home
of Gladys and G-oldio Kakkerber.-zer
Friday evening. Tho evening was
spent in playing games and dancing.
A two-course luncheon was served to
the guests at the close, of the earning.
XI Psi Phi.
Xi Psi Phi entertained thirty-five
couples at a house dance Friday eve
ning, xne nouse was atraciiveiy e
orated in the fraternity colors, lav
ender and cream. Chaperons wero
Dr. Caldwell, Dr. and Mrs. F. A.
Fearson. Out-of-town guests were
Mark O'Brien and Phil Campbell or
Omaha.
Sliver Lynx.
Silver Lynx entertained thirty
couples at a house dance Friday ev
ning. Baskets of La France rose
and ferns and the fraternity co'orj
maroon and silver, were used in tie
decorations. Colored lights of mo'tled
purple and orange were played upon
the dancers. Ices and cake v ert
served during intermission. Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Zook, Mr. and Mrs. C L
Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hop
well, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Decker am
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Babst were chap
erons. Silver Lynx was host to the sister
of the members at an Orpheum parts
and six o'clock dinner at the chayto.
house Saturday. Baskets of pink rosea
decorated the dinner tables. Miss h.
Alice Howell and Mrs. Harvey Kloep
per were chaperons. The guests wen
Precious Stone, University Place,
Louise and Beth Cook, Waverly; ReL,
Maynard, Lucille M. Foster, Mariah
Tyler, Ariela Waldorf, Frances Mc
Nabb, Helen Clark, Celia Scott. Jesslo
Wagner, Helen Wagner, Alta F. Story,
University Place.
Ninety couples attended tho fresh
man law hop at Antelope parg Fri
day evening. Serpentine, confetti ha--loons
and horns which were given a,
favors added gaiety to the part.
Punch and wafers were served du.
ing the evening. Prof, and Mrs. H.
II. Foster and Dean and Mrs. W. A.
Seavey chaperoned.
Farm House.
Farm House entertained thlrty-fivj
couples at a house dance Saturdrj
evening. The house was decoratea
in the fraternity colors, maroon and
gold. Chaperons wero Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan D. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. D. Tj.
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Grossart.
Kappa Alpha Theta-
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained
twenty couples at an informal danc
ing party at the chapter houso Satur
day evening. Mrs. ills chaperonort
tho party. Katherine Caldwell of
Pawnee City was an out-of-town guest.
Sarpy County Club.
Fifteen couples attended the danc
ing party given by the Sarpy Cou-vy
Club at the home of Gladys Suttei
at College View Saturday evening.
Spring flowers wero used in the dec.
orations. Refreshments consisted oi
ice creaw an d wafers. Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Sutter acted as chaperons.
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Dancing from 9 p. m. to
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please call B16S7 or leave at S.u
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in case between Teacher's College and
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