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J5HR.ASKAN
ANNUAL IVY DAY TO BE
CELEBRATED WEDNESDAY
Those Who Expect to Eat Box
Lunche at State Farm Must
Buy Tickets Beforehand.
Twenty-third annual Ivy day will
b ccelebrated by nil colleges Wednes
liay morning, afternoon and evening
with the most elaborate proRrnm ever
arranscd. The morninR program be
gins on the city campus south of
"V" hall at 10 a. m. while the after
noon anil evening program commences
on the Slate Farm campus at 2:30.
The official program appearing in this
issue should be used for tho Ivy day
exercises and the announcements are
important to all students who expect
t participate.
Kvcryone who expects to have a
picnic lunch served after the tapping
of the Innocents on the Farm campus
must buy a t ickct before tomorrow
night. These tickets may be obtained
at the Student Activities office for
PO cents. Preparations for tho open
air pavilion at tho State Farm have
started and the platform will l
erected soit'h of tin- I'.-me J V.vinmies
( !oso
building. The plat
as the place from
i will be u-o.l i
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tapped. t:t; I
.'d t .1 c i e a !
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and Mortarboards v ;!!
P.eed has bom soe:i
short talk to the tH:
will form tho new
immediately prooodir g
picnic lunches.
All the pirls of tho .
two hundred under-ch;
form the Daisy h.-.in .
of honor for the Queen
exorcises on Ivy Day.
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the mo: nit..
White robe.
for the senior and colon A gowns for
the other girls may he obtained b..
presenting a receipt rt K'len Smith
Hall Monday or Tuesday botweiii 1
and 5 o'clock. The n-eeipts may be
obtained starting today from any
member of Silver Serpent. Xi Delta or
Mystic Fish tor a deposit of ?1.0),
75c. of which will be refunded .ifter
the ceremonies.
The senior girls crnying the Ivy
Chain form one of the prettiest pa; ts
of the cremonies preceding the crown
ing of he Queen. The Mortnrboar.i
committee in charge predicts 100 pel
cent representation for the ?cv..cr
girl. The underclass daisy cl'ai:.
group will be limited to two l nndria
girls. Those who obtain and p-e?oi:t
their receipts first will have ft.-.-t
choice. The 2"c, which is (ieared on
each gown, it is announced, is to eo
toward paying for the gowns. Every
girl in the procession will have
special place reserved frrm which sh
ea n view the exercises. The seni.-i
girls obtain thrir receipts from mem
bers of Mortarboard be;;ni",g todi.
WELL UNDER WAY
Xi Psi Phi Shut Sig Eps Out With
a Score of 2-0 Without
Even a Hit.
The inter-fraternity baseball tourna
ment is row well under way with
both the first and second rounds be
ing nearly completed. The remainJer
of the contests will be played ihis
week.
The most interesting game of the
tournajnent was staged between the
Xi Tsi Thi team and Pig Ep nine.
"Rudy" Ziegenbein. a freshman from
Ashland, hurling for the Zips let the
Sig Eps down without a hit or run.
The final count was 2 to 0 in favor
of the dentists. Ziegenbein had
seventeen strikeouts to his credit and
pitched the best game of ball wit
nessed here this season. The Sig Ep
nine have won the championship the
past two years and winning a game
from them by the no-hit no-run
method would be considered quite a
feat for even & big leaguer.
The managers of the teams have
the privilege of scheduling the games
for their respective teams so that it
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wm oe convenient for both teams.
Keports mould be given to John
Lawlor the same night as the games
have been played if possible. Games
may .be played at any place that is
the most desirable for the contestants.
Following is a summary of the
games to date:
First Round.
Kappa Sigma, 4; Thi Kappa Pi 7
Phi Delta Theta. 4; Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, 3.
Beta Theta Pi, 4; Alpha Theta Chi,
Kappa Delta
Omega, 22.
Fbi. 5; Alpha Tau
Alpha Gamma Rho. 6; Farm House.
iPhi.2: sifnna ni
JM Sigma PhLl; Acacia, 7. .
Sdgm, CM. 4; P, Kappa Phi, 3.
nucwaaa Delta.
Second Round.
P8. 8.' Phi Delta Theta,
PI Beta
!.
Alpha Tau Omega, 14; Helta Sigma
Helta, 1.
Alpha (lamma Uho, C; XI Pal Phi,
12.
Acacia, 4; Delta Chi, 9.
Silver l-ynx, 23; Sigma Nil. 7.
Sigma Chi, 2; PI Phi Chi, 9.
afternoon
The senior mourners of Palladinn
Literary Society presented the An
nual Senior Program at an open meet
ing on Friday. The program con
sisted of an original sketch. Including
a "prophesy." by Ruth Hall, and a
"will." by Olive 'Hartley, each of
which was presented in a unique and
e!ever way. Vocal solos were given
1-y Alice High and Alverta Ruchta.
There are nineteen members who re
ceive their degrees this year.
The mooting- next' Friday will be
members
hers at
Smith
honor
girls.
1 for initiation of new members.
BSIE3
"The
Say
Uuslmell Guild, 0; Alpha Theta Chi,
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How About a
White Silk Middy Suit
Miss College Girl?
We mean the kind that are ''regulation' in every particular, of
course !
Among the geniune "Mar-IIoff" suits we have recently received
is a stunnin? one oi wnne naouiai. trimmed in white, it is
$25.00. There is one of white Rajah silk too, for $27.50.
in white surf satin these suits are $16.50: in white Kool-cloth.
r
io.u; ami in wnne jmuan
IwXote also the middy suit of
I the one of tan pongee
( I $25.00 each.
These are the sort of suits
girls wear.
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i
A Jersey Suit
Will help along the game of everyday living
CAN you think of any sort of suit that adapts itself so gracefully to any
occasion? They're so practical too, because they do not wrinkle easily and
always look trim. "VYe have them in h eat her mixtures and navy as well as in
the bright colors for sports wear. You can buy a very nice one. well tailored
and of thoroughly creditable appearance in every way, for $25.00.
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of distinction to
Alpha
Alpha Tau
and evening In honor of
PI Beta Phi. '
Phi entertained Saturday
couples at their 'annual picnic at
Crete Friday afternoon and evening.
their mothers. Out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Goo. 11. Oetgen, Mrs. J. I
Patterson, Nebraska City; Mrs. C.
lioss, Mrs. A. S. Rockwell, Mrs. G. C.
Meleryurgen, Omaha; Mrs. A. J. Faul,
Council Muffs; Mrs. W. A. Harrison.
York; Mrs. V. Boomer, Emerald.
Swimming, boating and dancing wore
enjoyed and a picnic lunch was served
at seven. Chttperones were Mr. and
Mrs. John Wenstand, Mr. and Mrs
Otto Zumwinkle and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Bush.
Y. W. C. A. Tea,
The Y. W. C. A. entertained at a
tea Friday afternoon for all Univer
sity girls in honor of Miss Eliza Clark,
HUSKERS WIN
(Continued
Gish (N) tied
second, Allen
a representative or the Presbyterian
board who Is here In the Interest of
the Y. V. C. A. Sunday morning the
new Y. W. C. A. cabinet and staff
tied at 5 feet 4 inches; third, Childei
(H) and Carman (N) tied at ! feet
3 Inchest
will entertain the old mem-
Shot put First,
a May breakfast at Ellen
Moulton (N);
hall. Miss Clark will be an
guest and give a talk to the
tanee 43 feet 6
Discus throw
second. Welter
Gayer the Better"
the Smartest Sport Hats
New Sport Clothes are in a (Gay Mood!
ami liny surely practice what they preach! You
couldn't imagine anything more vivid than the
array of chic models from F.astorn designers, now
on display in our millinery section. Jade, flame,
tangerine, tomato, porcelain Muc. henna they're
all here, in sports styles, varying from the simplest
saihr to large picturesque leghorns and organdies.
Priced from $5.00 to $27.00.
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One must have the
Right Blouses
to wear with Sweater and Sport-Coat
The tailored ones are most satisfactory ;.nd becoming, and
they may be had in a wealth of fabrics.
One smart model of heavy white crepe do chine has a ln?
inxchi collar mid a tucked front. It is priced at $7.50.
Similar styles in white and slriped dimity, cost $$3.75.
And then there are blouses with youthful Peter Pan collars
which may be had in plain white or trimmed in color. They
are priced at $3.00. These, of course, are but instances of
the select ion from which you may choose.
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Mack and white checked taffeta, and
with collar and trimmings of brown, at
Vassar,
Smith and "Yellesley college
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This New Sport Pump
combines white buck
skin and tan calf
Doesn't that sound pood! And it looks even better, for
the lines are gracefully tailored and lend an appearance
the foot. Reasonably priced
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Tau Omega.
Distance 126 feet 10 Inches.
Javelin throw First, Carman (N);
rewind, Schoeppel (N); third, Hart
ley (N). Distance 1119 feet 9 Inches.
New record.
Total points Nebraska, 86 1-3;
Haskell. 20 2-3.
Omega entertained form
PI PHI CHI
GRANTED
NATIONAL
FROM INDIANS
from Pago One)
(Continued from Pago One)
PI Phi Chi entertained the members
of the initiating team at an Orpheutn
party Friday afternoon and gave n
dinner in honor of the team Friday
evening at the chapter house.
The following alumni were present
for the Installation ceremonies: II. S.
Atwood, R. W. Shirey, J. Blaine Bab
cock, Clyde Hardy, Harry Elston.
Emil Peterson. Melvln NewQiiist.
at 5 reet 7 1 incnes;
(N) and Morrison (II)
Dale (N); second,
third. Lassa (II). Pis
1-2 Inches.
First, Moulton (N);
Cedric Nelson. Frank
(N); third. Dale (N).
Allen, Harry Kretzler.
Tif one may judge from their bright cheerful coolrs,
and delightful quidks of style. They're the sort of
of clothes that make one feel "outdoorsy,"
and in tune with the fresh air and sun
shine whether one specializes in
active sports, or prefers to par
ticipate from the sidelines.
You'll Want Two or Three of These
Georgeous Silk Sweaters
they're so good-hoking and. really, they are so much cheaper than in
several seasons past, that one can almost afford several this year.- The blue,
black and brown ones are mighty attractive, but they share honors with their
more brilliant sisters in tomato, jade, coral, apricot, purple, vtangene and
flame. Slip-over, tie-back and Tuxedo models are featured, at prices ranging
from $3.50 to $27,500.
COZY WOOL SWEATERS, often witi Angora collars, are equally as pic
turesque as the silk ones, and may be had in practically the same colors.
They are priced from $5.00 to $15.00.
Warner's pKSVl
Corselette
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Boyd Printing Co.
Inlratlona Christinas Greeting
Cards, Programs.
B1917
CHARTER
SUMMER WORK
We want twenty-five ambitious
men to work in exclusive terri
tory. Earnings from $50.00 U
J 100.00 per week.
Will be at Lincoln Hotel Friday,
May 20th, 1921. Tor Interview.
UNIVERSAL WRENCH CO. OF
DETROIT
A. W. Armstrong
Nelson, Edgar
What nice things shall
we say first about the
New
Sport Skirts
SUPPOSE we start to talk
about the pleated white serge
skirts, because they look well
with any sort of a sport coat
or sweater. With box or side
pleats and narrort" belts, many
of them are priced at $13.50,
$16.50 and $22.50. Something
a bit more dashing perhaps will
b efound in certain "candy
stripe" skirts of flannel, combining
such colors as jade, pink and taneerine
with white. Th?y are priced at $16.50.
Flannel skirts in solid colors cost
$12.50.
And then there are perfectly beautiful
skirts of white silks Habutai. Crepe
b Chine. Rajah silk, or exquisite novel
ties, as Hie case may be. Sometimes
they choose a br'ad satin stripe of
color, a black check perhaps, or a tiny
fiirure. Some of the more elaborate
ones mijrht well furnish the inspiration
and major part of a smart costume for
informal social occasions.
Of course, we must not forget the faith
ful woolen plaid clan, which bobs up
in new patterns and color combinations
just as sure as the season for golf,
tenuis, j.r.d every .lher feminine sport
comes 'round.
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