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Few pni'ties have been scheduled for the coming week end
;is the evening of Good Friday is closed to dancing. With only
one evening for parlies, a niet week end is anticipated. On
Saturday Delta Sigma Phi will be host at a spring party at
the Cornhnsker hotel. On the same evening an All-University
party has been scheduled at the coliseum.
Delta Gammas
Hold Convention
Kappa chapter of Delta Gamma
has been hostess to delegates from
the University of Minnesota, the
University of North Dakota, and
Drake and Iowa State universities,
who have been attending the Delta
Gamma province convention held
here Friday and Saturday. Julia
Rider, newly appointed province
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secretary, presided at the meeting.
The delegates were guests at the
party given at the chapter house
Friday evening. A luncheon at the
University club Saturday noon, fol
lowed the open meetings In the
morning. Saturday night the dele
gates and the newly Initiated
members of the sorority were
honored at the alumna banquet
held at the Cornhusker hotel. The
delegates, four active and one
alumna representative, are leaving
for home today.
Alpha Chi Mothers
Entertain At Tea
Mrs. B. W. Hilliard, Mrs. Frank
Seacrest, and Mrs. E. R. Black
were hostesses at an Informal tea
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Social Calendar
Sunday.
Alpha Theta Chi dinner at the
chapter house.
Catholic students club breakfast
at the Llndell hotel.
Saturday.
Delta Sigma Phi spring party at
the Cornhusker hotel.
All University party at the coli
seum.
given by the Mothers' club of Al
pha Chi Omaga Thursday after
noon at the chapter house. Active
members and pledges of the ohap
ter were the guests for the occa
sion. Spring flowers and tapers of
orange served as decorations. Mrs,
Seacrest presided at the tea table
for the first hour and Mrs. Black
during the second. They were as
sisted in serving bv Eloise Real
Myrtle Thomas, Betty Laing,
Louise Budden, and Elaine Nicho
las
Phi Delta Plan
Party For April 11
Phi Delta Theta are making
plans for a party to be held April
11. The affair will be given at the
chapter house.
Kappa Delta Honors
Initiates At Party
Sixteen pledges were initiated
into Kappa Delta Friday evening
Thev are Helen Swine, Laura
Smith, Julia McNay, Lcona Le'i.
Genevieve Winslow, Ruth Duryee,
Leone King, Corrine Cornell, Ruth
Wimberly. Hazel Benson. Eva
Weis, Dorothy Howard, Alice Jen
sen, Sylvia Mashek, Violet Sorcn
sen and Fern Wunenberg. The
initiates were honored at a house
party Saturday evening. The Kap
pa Delta pin formed the theme of
the party, for which a color mo
tif of green and white was used.
Jess Williams orchestra played for
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the affair. More than sixty cou
ples attended tho fete.
Freshmen Entertain
For Zeta Beta Taus
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shire and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Qugenheim
chaperoned the Zeta Beta Tau
freshman house party given Sat
urday evening. About forty cou
ples were present to dance to the
music furnished by the Golden Rod
SerenaUcrs. A special attraction
was prccented during intermission
when Harriet Cruise Kemmer
sang several selections.
Theta Chi House Party
Is Held Friday Evening.
The Theta Chis entertained at a
spring house party Friday eve
ning, Mrs. Knapp, the house
mother, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Lewis acted as chaperoncs.
Officers of Alpha
Chi Omega Chosen.
Newly elected officers for Alpha
Chi Omega for the coming year
are Gwendolyn Hagcr, president;
Eloiso Real, vice president; jane
Axtell, secretary, and Helen Char-
lone Smith, treasurer.
Formal Banquet Given
For Delta Zeta Initiates.
Delta Zeta Initiated fourteen
girls Saturday. They are Helen
Boelts. Archer; Mary Katnerme
Bourret, Harrison; Jeanettc Gar
vis, Bancroft; Laura and Luella
Geyer, Walerville. Kan.; Katherine
James, Sterling; Norma Klein, and
Helen Runkle, Mllford; Olga
Sharp, Stanton : Gwendolyn
Thompson, Merrill, la.; and Lucille
Magher, Lucille Mills, Meredith
Thorns, and Helen Volin, Lincoln.
The initiates were guests at a
formal banquet at the chapter
house Saturday evening. Pink
rosebuds and rose and green dec
orations were used. The entertain
ment consisted of a vocal solo by
Marie Walther, and a clarinet solo
by Margaret Colver. Francis Bab-
cock, who is teacning ai wiiDur,
spent the week end at the chapter
house.
Alpha Omicron Pi Gives
Formal Initiation Fete.
A formal dinner in courtesy to
all of the initiates of Alpha Omi
cron Pi was given at the chapter
house Friday evening alter initia
tion. Spring flowers decorated the
table. Those initiated were AHene
Muman, Margaret Wilson, Helen
Belle Dirk, Ruth Dunsing, Eloise
Fairhead, Ruth Frantz, Helen Har
rison. Helen Klein, Margaret Up
son and Jane Wickersham.
Sigma Nus
nitiate Ten.
Ten new members were taken
into Delta Fts chaptpr nf Sigma
Nu at the annual spring initiation
ceremonies Friday afternoon. The
initiation was watched by division
al inspector, Dr. E. H. Hashinger,
Kansas City, Kas.; Max Anderson,
Lincoln attorney and alumnus or
Nu chapter at Lawrence, Kas.,
whose son, Roland Anderson, was
one of the class of ten, and a num
ber of alumni who had returned
for the occasion.
The initiation, which began at 4
o'clock, was followed by a banquet
at the chapter house at 7. Speak
ers for the evening were Doctor
Hashinger, Mr. Anderson and Eu
gene Taylor, Omaha, president of
the local cbapter, who also served
as toastmaster.
The new members are Roland
Anderson, Lincoln; Ralph Moore,
Omaha: Carter English, Des
Moines; Charles Woolery, Stanton;
Russel Wunner, Ewing; wnnur
Wilhelm, Omaha; Dale Parker,
Farnam; Norman Jeffrey, Lexing
ton; Robert Scott, Ogallala. and
William Higdon, jr., Goodland,
Kas.
Sigma Delta Tau
Holds Initiation
Sis-ma Delta Tau sorority initi
ated six new members Friday aft
ernoon. Those who were made ac
tive members are: Ruth Bern
stein, Council Bluffs; Gertrude
Ellis, Bernice Riseman, both of
Lincoln; Ruth Fox, Martha Lip
pett and Ruth Rueben, all of
Omaha. An initiation banquet was
given the new members at the
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City was toastmlstresa of the af
fair. Many alumni attended the
banquet.
Gamma Phis Give
Dinner for Brothers
Gamma Phi Beta entertained at
dinner Friday evening, honoring
fifteen Gamma Phi brothers. The
sorority colors of double brown
formed the color scheme for deco
ration. Tall tapers and spring
flowers were used on the tables.
Special music was furnished by
Mrs. Douglas Tlmmerman. An
hour dance followed the dinner.
D. S. L.'s Honor Alums
And Initiates at Dinner
Fifty-nine active, alumni and
honorary members attended the
initiatory banquet held at the
Delta Sigma Lambda chapter
house Friday evening. Harlan
Easton acted as toastmaster, while
Rodney Phillips acted as spokes
man for the newly initiated men.
The initiates are Rodney PhlW
lips, Cambridge; Kenneth White,
Kimball; Dale and Allan Country
man, Ogalalla; Dan Easterday,
Lincoln; Russel Batie, North
Platte; Jerry Madden, Council
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Sigma Delta Tau sorority gave
a tea honoring Mrs. Madeline
Baer, Lincoln, yesterday afternoon
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