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A"i n.inv pait ( in her r.w.ir.
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vp.r'"hv lN-n". Alpha lhi of
,ris(;t invam'e the iii1- of Uy
v vn Hawlry. Sima Vhl of
.,0Ur. ar.1 rYan.va Ji..ttrn, a Phi
v'j f m Pavenport was rnarrlrd
,n f.-iil.Vn Hallilt of Ur.roln.
n'..r r,Mine of Teresa Hu
n i.n an initnutr tn j hymeal eilu
Mil Alhro l.yn l.undy of
svy.nt. 1-amMa Chi Alpha. tcM
i'n-e m Juno. as did 'hot of lr
,V,v IVfcmlller. Phi Omrd 11. and
-iv!..ra IV .mith. loth of Lincoln.
Knon Married.
!! Vse Randnll of Hiawatha.
jn Knox Hiirnett. on of
tirvrnor and Mm. K. A. Piirni-tt,
Wvrr n-srrled tn June, and Nrdra
K-.c K.nrr1 IVlta, of I.tne.iln
,,,. June as the month for her
'.rmi:e to Max Karrer, Theta
ti;i" ' m Ponpct.
Anions o,hrr wed.ttnRa WW
tVo of Holm Orirnn, KRppii Al
; Thi-t, n.1 Ioniird Skuld and
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Kri.noth lJw!on. 11 Kappa Alpha,
ivm DTkson of Ianama was mar
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1ivi M. iiuiiT and Km haul Pau!k
nrr nvif rvrnts of intciTst in Uin
ruin x ii.y in June.
Maunnt- fnampo, Kppa Kappa
iJumrnn, m yo to John 1
M ire, and ;irnnn II. !r. Kappa
!V!ta. to l.!..y W.vniwatd. Ala. ia
IVarl tVillrit. a Phi Mu. pKtmd
the bri.le of fairoll H!ai k.
Many In Jure,
Ixule Tii. Vir. Alil.a Xt IVlta.
wa martlid to Paul S S itlon and
Phylin (avtn to l.yman Jilnon.
Thi ta llii. of IVtroil The el.in((
ot loiiiKe Har'vr and .loNn in
tentrln u another June event aa
wa thst of Maijorie Brinton and
i Ker.noth Pwartmiiod.
Merle Mali h. w. Il Peta I'M.
!rom Wert lo!rt waa rnarrle4 to
Jvhn Mullen, and Clad- Henfm,
Alpha Xi IVlta. to Pale 8ihi!llnr.
Pornloe Pmley of thl rlty de
rldid upon late' June aa the data
of her niarrlape to po!!ln Ptwati
InR. a Si(fma Alpha Kplln from
Kearney. Cladya P lnt; of
I'harloa' Olty. Ia., vm married to
Thomai Hayea, Alpha Gamma
Kho.
Pjirllnor Tntell. Phi Xtu. became
the bride of Don M. Arpanbrlpht
of Waterville. Kaa.. and Ktith Par
ton of Omaha waa m-ed to Harland
tireenamytie of Sprlnnvlew.
At her sorority houne. Oamma
Phi Peta, Florence Krahm of Plue
Hill waa married to Dr. Pert V.
Pyle of Fremont. The weddin of
potty BJdor. Delta Gamma, and
Glonn R. Allen took place at the
home of her parents In Lincoln.
Aa June days came to a close
Lincoln people" received the an
nouncement of the weddtnu of
Marguerite Stott. Kappa Kappa
Gamma, and Kred Dawson, former
Nehraka coach, now at Denver
university.
July Brings Weddings.
July brought many weddings,
together with announcements of
weddinp dates for the early fall.
Helen Von Gilder became the bride
of Frederick Rutzlrles, and Marie
Datiphertv. Theta Thl Alpha, the
bride of Kdward P. Crowley, Phi
Kappa, of Cambridge.
The wedding of Mary Bmnaon
of Fremont, a member of Gamma
Phi Peta, and Donald Reed. Phi
Kappa of Lincoln, took place In
July. Clara Mae Galyean of Chad
ron was married to Maurice Dodd
of Detroit.
In July Tressa Hill of Polk, a
member of Delta Delta Delta, was
wed to Dr. Arthur Peterson, Thl
Rho Sigma, and Oda Eitlna; of
David City to John Neely of Phil
adelphia. Football Hero Weda.
The wedding of Thelma Under
wood. Delta Delta Delta, and Er
nest A. Hubka. Delta Tau Delta,
and former football hero, was a
Inter event of the month. Jane
SU?en, Kappa Kappa Gamma from
Scotts'bluff, was married to Amos
Allen, Alpha Tau Omega, from
Mitchell.
A Phi Omega Pi. Eulalia Drath,
of Herndon, Kas., selected July for
her wedding date. Miss Drath was
married to Watson Foster of Im
perial and Gwendolyn Mackay, a
Lincoln PI Beta Phi, to John
Shroyer, a Sigma Nu from Neff
City. Kas.
Among the July weddings, per
haps none was of greater Interest
to Nebraska students than that of
Vance Wi'lnrd of Grand Island, a
member of Kappa Alpha Theta.
and W. Stuart Campbell, Phi Delta
Thr-ta of Wnterloo.
Several in August.
August, '.he last of the summer
months, saw the weddings of
others well known on the campus
of the University of Nebraska.
Katherine Prestegaard was mar-
ii. I K.Iain M.Cirw, Alp'.
-i,. lea Phi ti.nn l.tiii "I"
Mil hr.i ..ih. Kappa IVH W
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fine Yim lr I hi M i M l U
N an, e ilmnsln Alpha l i .
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in.-i'li il ivr:. wi h'-e.tii.-,
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Klpi :an:n. and Kr nwM
n.r.pr, I'tu tV'.. Tr.riv a v.
thit i f rArlvn Ji' h ar. th r
l i.p.i Kappt ilaniii;. aii-l Ki .
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J. . .hinr l iMiM-o a fmiT.nl I
lllr. MU'lllrl !( ll1.tiK ami
t.ia ii o.ra Alpha iVita Tlu-:a
to ltamni..l omiiinj, h.m f ir.k
1!e Irene I'rriv. 1u llnioa b
. ame ihe bn.'e'of Dr V t IV
F..rd. i P lhi fix.m tV'lumiis
It.e weld.n(t ot Viola Ixioiiir. h.
Kappa IVlta. and Aloert Krlckaon
t tWaltla tiok plai- during the
monih. aa rti.i that of K;iie Itiiel.
Siltma Kaipa foom P-otibiiitf.
and I 'hi lip Johnaitn. A. acta from
Omaha
Thft Choosa Augtiat.
INk-o Kappa Alpha Thotaa rhoao
Aupiat days fr their wedding, i
F-in Staata of Caraon. la., waa
married to Kdward ll.wifland. and ;
Ruth MciVrmlik of Fort iVllina
to Harlrv XlarVham. Sigma Phi
Ppkil.ii lioiit the C!.i j.i Stale
agricultural college.
tet:tia Sprier. Kappa Kappa
Gamma from Columtma. bn-amr
th bride of Stuart Ha.lley. Phi
iimma IVlta. and I'rancra ld
with, tha bride of Vhtor Stnn of
San Franrlavo
largarct Edward, a Gamma
Phi Pc-ta from Noith Platte, was
married to David Richardson.
Kappa Sigma, and Alta Seyholt of
Prokon How, a member "of Phi
Omega Pi. to Milton Herbriok of
Omaha, a member of Alpha Sigma
Phi
Many more Nebraskans have an
nounced wedding dates tn the early
fall. Dan Oupid has spent a busy
summer, and fall days will bring
out Out result with roaiiy wtti-dinga.
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tall r,d that Nibranka has
h. anted of in many years. With
the great throng of Palia root
er coming up liom the south for
the game, John K. SolVck. busi
ness m.mArrr, expect a to ha- a
capacity crowd
S'i nivtt f Lincoln on the Co
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other contacta. all had a feeling
the game according to word re
ceived from H. B. Glover by Herb
Gish. athletic director. Edward N.
Hunnlng will come to Lincoln next
week to make arrangement for
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The nearest to a national hookup
was the Notre Dame-Nebraska
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Tribune station broadcasted from
Lincoln by remote control. The
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