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Mil. M.IIK k.N
SOCIETY
Mim Helen McNeny
To Be Married.
Mist lli ti ii Mi'Ni iiv. tliiutflitn- of Mr. hii Mm, Ili iiiiinl
AlcNi iiv of lied I'li'iul. will Ihtohu- lh' liriilf of Lion Siuhkim-,
huh of Mr. nml Mr. A. Sprnj!""' f Lincoln, on TIhmmIuv
Miorniiit; it l":''1'- The wctMiiiK is to In- nt homo nml only num.
I.i'i of I In' iimii'liiiti fiimilv will In' priHi'iit. MisN (iirti inli'
"Millivun of Lincoln mill Wiiiil Minor of Kriirm v nri- to lie lie
minion atlcnuitnu. a
tflnir brfHkfniit t th Hotel Iloynl
Mr. SrHKie nd hl bride will
leave on en enNtern trip returning
nftrr.1 to Red Cloud where Mr.
' prRue pmctlc Uw. I
While in acnnai ei mo mivrrmiy
of NehrW Mim McNeny wee ft
member of KrP Alphft Theta
rorlty. Mr. Rpreirue wee eiflllHted
with Delia Tau Delta and waa a
Cnrnhueker end on the varsity
fiMitbnll team.
DalBU RhruinnAt la nnt.lnl
in inr urai group, foroinjr now
ard. eerretary and Ruth Ann Rhft
i a hreakfaat for the active and
alumni chapter at the Kappa Al
mey. treasurer. The group are
Ifd by Lyndall Brumbach and j
Herenlere Hoffman. A repreeenta
live group of girla art Mlected for
each (roup.
Merter loard
Plan treakfatt
Mortar Board alumnae will five
fha Theta hou iUturday morn
nr. Oct 11. at 10 SO o'clock. A
program and buaineM meeting
will follow.
Nevnent Honortd
at Luncheon.
Mr. and Mra. Adrian Neweni
were fuaat of honor at a lunrhenn
riven Welne(1ay noon al the
Social Calendar
Fridev. Oct. 10.
Si ma. fta On tea.
Sigma Nu houee party.
lty IMayere ruh party.
ley Foundation paieonage. HIT It
treet. p. m
Saturday. Oct. 11.
8igma Chi houae party.
I I! a L'pailon houae party.
Alpha llta Theta houae pait
Sigma I'M tigma h-uae petty
Chamber of Commerce by the unl
veralty achool of imiale faculty.
Newena haa recently annonuren nia
retirement from preaidrmy of the
'":;;! GAMMA PHIS BLANKET
CHI O'S IN SPEEOBALL
wttuul of muaie roliu Idenl w
Hit oiixirat ion wilh the unive
iiroiu-r.
Howard Kukpatruk. of the;
eihool of muaic fat uity, called on I
vatioua gueate preaent for ehort j
talka All expreeaed appreciation
of the work done by the former'
prenulf nt. , .
Airangrmt-nta were In charge of , WinilCrS Advance ID TOUmCy
Mia Kdiih Ita and Miaa Veraj Ru fi f n fl Dprieion Over
l'i.i..n Li.ual 1 oialinna were ' " .
end by Mra. l.ura Schuler Smith.
The following count rlea have a
lowrr percent of Illiteracy than
the Culled Stalea Japan. New
Zraland. Germany. Denmark, Nor.
way, Sweden. Scotland. Nether
Innda. Ireland. Kwltierland. Eng.
land. Canada, and Walee.
Latter Group.
In an evenly matched and hard
fought game. (5 am ma Phi Beta
I am night eliminated Chi Omega
team No. 2 from the Intramuial
epeedball tournament by a acoie
of 6-0.
In the firat quaiter. the Chi
Omega team waa by far the mora
aggrcaaive of the combatanta, and
the play took place entirely
around Uamma rni goal. i
tempt to eenre, however, were un
aucceaaful. and the quarter ended
0-0
The eecond quarter found the
Gamma I'M team warmed up and
going atrong. and although the
work of the goal keeper. Margaret
Buol. waa admirable. Chailotte
Goodman. Gamma I'M. cent ft
beautiful kick through the poata
for the only ecore of the quarter.
The naif ended with the Gamma
I 'hi tram leading a 3-0 acoie.
CM O'i Aal'y.
Bellying In the thud quarter
with a paaaing attack, the Chi
una r.
Omegaa eevtrel timee threatened
to tie the ecore. but me twin anq
accurate bo4ing ef Alice Buffed.
Gamma I'M goal keeper, pre
vented aucceaaful effort.
The fourth quarter action waa
fauly evenly matched, but the
Gamma I'M teem had ft eight
edge on their opponent la reaetve
wind arid enthuaiaem. and Martin
fiterruker aucceedrd U kicking
another goal for the laat afoie of
the game
Although few member of either
team had prevloue knowledge of
the ame. team play waa groer
ally good, although there were rib
outatanding playera.
Paddle tennla practice continue
thia week in the woman gymna
Faculty Women'! Club
Give Initial Tea.
The Faculty Women' club met
Wednesday afternoon. October 8, In
Kllen Smith hall when eBrentece
Miller. New York eecretary, waa
preaent. Mm Miller gave an Infor
mal talk to the club. The hoa
tea.iea were: Meadamea R. A. Bur
nett. II. n. Fllley. Clifford Hick,
D. X. Pllile. Homer Alder and H.
K. Spoerry.
Sophomore Commiaaion
Hold Firtt Meeting.
Leone Ketterer and Helen Neitblt
weie leaders of the Sophomore
commission meetings held on
Wednesday afternoon nt Ellen
Smith hall. Mine Ketterer Is presi
dent of one of the groups, and Vlr-
Rlnia Jonas of the other, for which
Mary Stllwell eerves as iecrctary.
LINCOLN
Lincoln aays "What
a wow of a a h o w"
with their favorite.
HALF
IIAROLDE
and the atar of great
emotion
BEBE
DANIELS
"DIXIANA"
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STAGE
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,.ka 'Lrture
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Dancing!
AT
Antelope Park
Friday
Saturday
This Week
Deck's
Orchestra
Still Has
A Few Dates Open
The old Llndell Party Houae
ia being completely remod
eled and redecorated for
dancing thia winter. It will
be under Leo Beck' man
agement. Under the aoreement with
the Eppley Hotel Co., either
Beck' Oreheitra or Red
Krause'a Band muat ba there
ONE NIGHT a week. Ac
cordingly, only one party
date may be made each week.
Book Either
Beck' Oreheatra
or
Red Krauae'a Oreheatra
Through Leo J. Beck
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