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,.f.-r.' THIUMVW. SKNI.MHKK 21. 19.11 Mil: DMI.V NMIinSKW THREEl' SOCIETY SOCIAL CALENDAR Honorini; tin- MM) women stiili-iits of t ti nnivcrsit y an-l piii liciilnily tin- iuv diiuii on tlir iMinpii. Miss AiiuiiiiIh I i ')ii(T, ili'iiu ol women, is liohlinu Iht iimnml tin this after noon. The ten tiililt's will lie bmulil'tiily ileconitfd with pink u funs ami tnll tapers tinl with tulle. Lambda Gamma Announce Pledges Lambda Gamma announces the pledpin of the following Rlrls: f. dith Carlson. Oakland; Elsie Bennrr. Lincoln; Mildred Herman, Omaha: Mnrtr Or.t?rloh. Il ip"r: Louise rVfkham. Hardy; JWUinc Trtri. Fremont; and Irene VVcdcll, Waverly. Dilta Zetas to Honor House Mother Active and alumree numbers of Delta Zeta will be ho?teHncs at a, formal tea In honor of their bouse mother. Mrs. A. B. Taylor. Thers dav afternoon. Mrs. K. W". Lantz wiil pour and Mrs. A. O. Taylor. ' Lna Conner, Evelyn O'Connor and the patronesses. Mrs. August Molzer. Mrs. C. S. Paine. Mrs. C. M. Skilrs and Mrs. T. D. Good- rich, will be in the reviving line. , Lambda Gammas Will Have Tea Ixtmhda Gamma will entertain a!l Lutheran girls in the university j. 'Otyt "1 r A In. . r i 7 J 7 j Thursday, Sept. 4. Annual act.wtiea tea for unher. any women, from S 30 to S 30. Ellen Smith hall. Ml is Amanda Heppner ta for unlveimtv women, from 3:30 to 3:3n, jriVn Smith hall. Sir ma Phi Fpsilon houe party. Phi Gumma Ilta house party. Delta Tau Delta house party. Friday, Sept. 25. All-university church NiRht. Saturday, Sept. 26. College of agriculture faculty ie ception at the Student Activities building. i All-unlver.sity party. colisum. at a tea at the chapter house, 1610 R it reel, Sunday, Fept. 27. STUDENT COUNCIL GIVES INNOCENTS RALLY CONTROL Continued from Page l.i ' c 11. chairman; Luctle Hendricks Arthur Wolf, and Dorothy Zoell ner; f i n a n e e Walter Huber. chairman; Harriett Dunlap. Alice Quigl?. and W. E. Craig; athletic relations-Walter Huber, chair man; Gretchen Fee. Robert Kin kea.l. and Gertrude dark; rally -Robert Kinkead. chairman; Betty Jane Blank. Ralph Rodgers. and lr.es I STATE Llnrcln Only Independent Thettrt ALL WIIK The Picture You Cant Forget The VIKING ADDED ATTRACTION Captain Farle F. Hammond Arctic Explorer and Bif Gsmt Huntr juniok rsATues 'FOOTBALL FOR TMf FAN" B" Howard H. Jones. -rh of I'mverjity of Southern CtlKoraia Trojtns' LATEST PATHB NEWS Full Two Hours EnUrtalnmtnt Molvin Evan")D; campus organ Itatlnns - Llovd Pnspiahll. chair man: Eleanor Dixon, and Huwar-i Mlxon: national afflllatiena -Dn-othy Weaver, chairman; Irving Walker, and Elmer Harpstreith. Election committee: Tom Snipes, t-hairman. Dorotny Weaver. Wil lard Hede. and Bereniece Hoff man; eligibility: Willhrd Hedge. , chairman. Lloyd Toapishil. and Alice Qutgle; publications: Norman j CSalleher. chairman, Catherine Warren, and Gilbert Wleland; 1 junlor-asnior prom date: (iretcben , Ke", chairman, and Phil Brownell; meeting time- F.llraheth Baiber. chairman. Ralpn Rodders, and Julia Slmanek; puhllelty: Howard Allaway, chairman, and Elizabeth1 Barber; Judiciary committee: Hi re-' nice Hoffmen, chairman. Kdwln Faulknrr. Gretchen Fee. Julia SI mar.ek. and Walter Huber. The council decided that should there be an excursion of students to the Northwestern game on Oct. 4, th4 council would take charge' to see that It was properly con ducted. According to the constitu tion of th? StuOert council, the louncil has full charge of all stu dent migrations. The Chicago aad North W?jtrn i tailro.id has made the pioposlt.cn that hhould at least 200 students go to th: Northwestern game, the' special excursion fare of 1 1 . .' 0 ' would be made. Tbe train wiuld , leave Llnioln about 7 o'clock Fri day evening and get back to Lin coln some time Sunday afternoon U whs suggested that the council delegate the Innocents society.. Corn Cobs. Tassels, rr some sim ilar organisation to work up en thusiasm for the trip, but the; council decided thai if the trip were to be idvertned. some organ ization should take up the work spontaneously. At the last council meeting held last sprung, it was decided that the Barb council should be allowed two representatives in the S'udent council, altho their candidates were ! disqualified in the spring elections because c f the use of printed hand-' bills. The two Barb representa-: lives were not present at the meet-1 ng last night. ' The officers of the Student coun cil, as elected last spring are: Ed-1 win Faulkner, president; Gretchen' Fee, vice president; Julia Slmanek, , secretary; and Walter Huber. treasure.. s; fir , - V 111 W Not just a fountain pen a Water mail's is an investment You can buy no better fountain pen for college, and a Waterman's will deliver perfect writing service for many years after you are out. The features offered are: 1 A selection of pen points regardless of i style or price. 2 An extra large ink capacity in every i model. 3 Attractive colors in modern designs. 4 Every worthwhile mechanical improve ment which perfects writing. Pens from S2.75 to 1 0. W atermanVi Ideal Ink There is no finer writing fluid. Made in six colors for dip or fountain pens writes on any paper super Pencils $ 1 to H. WUsrmaift former student of c;eoc;rai!IV cets position M ls.i Vera Rigdon. who received her degree of Master of Art. in geography last spring, lett Lincoln last Friday to begin her duties as professor of geography and heaj of the department at the Missis sippi State Teachers' college, lo cated at Cleveland, Miss. Miss Rig don will have the opportunity of organizing the work in geography and the social sciences while he is at that Institution. 10 SPEAK NEXT WEEK MDad"' Elliott Returns for Special Meets With New Students. iH.uting hi.. M-ilffs of U!kn Sunday nmrning at the Warren M K. chtmh v-hrie ho will aj dies the oiind.iy school dais at l V). A. J ' L ad ' Klliot. veteran Y. M C A w iler. will be in Lin coln fi'ir.i S'.inday. Sept. 27. unit! Wednesday. Scpi" 30. to r.net Ne-bra.-i.a stud'.'iit 1 1 1.4 next tilk i!' be at the Kp worth M K ihurrn at 7.4S Sun day evening, v.l.eie the t'nion tileetini will K- held. After these pre'iir.inaty pi ; ;um.i, he will join In the regular seaMon at the Yj headquarters at the ag college at 7 o'cI'hU Monday nicirn:ng Me will Ci'tn.1 w .t h faculty members following the morning meeting Monday rle will al. be the seaker at the regular rollge convocation of the ii u colli de, to he held Tuesday . at 11 in the activities building. A .pes of rnirial rr.rcung.s f t freshman rtuilri'ts will be held' TueiUv and Wedneeuay In the auditoiKim of the dany building at 4 and 7 at whi" h Mr. Kllmt will le the main speaker This is not the first visit of ' D;id" Kilt' .t to the Nebia.ika rani pu. lie ha. .-poken hne many times beii ie to Y members of the univeislty DEAN HEPPNER GIVES ANNUAL TEA FOR ALL WOMEN IN AFTERNOON i Continued on 1'age 3.) Alpha Lambda Pelta. freshman honriary scholastic group, of whiih Pr. Terry is sponsor. Mem bers of the group are recognizM for earning an average nt above DO percent d iring their freshman vear. The servers will be Kath leen Beckman. 'irginia Jonas. Helen h'wir.g. Lucille Hitchcock. Dorothy Hughes and Alice OedJes. Mortar Boards Assist. During the sjcond hour In the east dinir.ff rom Mrs ('. C. An derson and Mrs. Alma Knapp will serve at the ten tablts Mortar Boards who will serve ar Mildred Glsh. Gretchen Fee. Jean P.ath- b un. Genlolyr. Mger and Aleen , Neely. 1 Mis. I. M Buir.stead will sre duru.g the second hour in the west : dining room. Ajain ts members' of Alpha Lamrxla elta will sere i They are F.velvn Lyon, Htldegarde ; Bat.. Jane lUv.s 'loris M.lrs , j Liilusl Nincer anr; Alice (Je l !- ' The fireplace, ifnirt, drawing . rom. anil variom c ther ie"ir, in , the ball will be hanked with palms : and ferns, and garden flowers will add a bright color note. The ten tables will have pink enias si ; lhe:r ri'ntei-iucces, and a pink ' color scheme will be u.ed in all of the appointments aMi. J f S CURFtW AT K. U.7 The rmi-Heiiriiic lounni at the nlvllty of Kansas Is consider ing establishing a curfew on the ' campus to sound the warning ten ; minutes before coeds are required to U- in their houses at night. LEARN TO DANCE Wilt guftntt ts t t a c a yen to dance in ! pi. wt lI0" Al ky TMsit lcssos cousc half hdu' ft'noe eeu Attractit Leoeg. Bcoi- Liiiiki-Morning. ltfocn a"J Eenmgi bf Appointment LEE A. 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