TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 1931.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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SOCIETY
Twelve active members of Mortar Honnl. senior women 'h
honorary, will be honor guests at a dinner at the Vniveisily
club this evening at 6:15 with Miss Amanda Heppner and Miss
'Elsie Ford Piper .as the hostesses. Miss Mabel Lee. an honorary
"member of Mortar Board, and members of the advisory board
will also be present. Orchid and yellow against n black back
ground will be used as the central theme of the decorations.
Small yellow chrysanthemums in black bowls will form the
center piece and orchid candles in black holders will further the
attractiveness of the tables.
Following the dinner a shorto "
himlness meetlnr will be held
which will include a renort of the
district convention which waa held
at Minneapolis, Minn., last Satur
day and Sunday. The delegates to
the convention were Bereniece
Hoffman, Jean Rathburn and
Gwendolyn Hager.
D. U. Mothers' Club
Holds Meeting Monday.
The Mothers' club of Delta Up
sllon met at the chapter houae
Monday for a 1 o'clock covered
dish luncheon. Table decorations
consisted of rose colored chrysan
themums and blue candles. Thirty
guests were present. After the
business meeting the mothers en
Joyed a general Inspection of the
new house. The hostesses were
Mrs. Caroline Phillips, Mrs. L. B.
Ayers, Mrs. Ralph W. Taylor, and
Mrs. Pearl J. Andrews.
Chaperones Club Meets
At Alpha Chi House.
The chaperones club composed
of the fraternity and sorority
chaperones on the campus, will
meet this afternoon with Mrs.
J. W. Bishop at the Alpha Chi
Omega house. Assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. Emma Holyoke, Mrs.
Dora Finch, Mrs. Clara Baker.
Mrs. Maude Moore, Mrs. Ezza
Pullman, and Mrs. Fannie Schnell.
Delta Gamma Entertains
National Vice-President.
Mrs. Joseph W. Bingham, na
tional vice president of Delta
Gamma, who arrived Monday aft
ernoon from New York City, en
route to her home at Palo Alto,
' Calif., was honor guest at a din
j ner Monday evening at which tho
i local chapter of Delta Gamma was
j hosteas. White trm i and green
candles formed ttle decorative
motif of the dinner tables. This
evening the alumnae of Delta
Gamma will entertain Mr. Bing
ham at a buffet supper at the
home of Mrs. Genevieve Chapln.
Mrs. Bingham will leave Wednes
day for her home on the Pacific
coast.
The Mother's club of Tau Kappa
Epallon will meet at the chapter
house this afternoon at 2:30 for a
business meeting. Mrs. H. Klrsch
ner will be In charge.
Edward Flit ton '31, Lincoln,
spent the week end at the chapter
house. Flltton is located at St.
Paul, Minn., and Is employed by
the Eastman Kodak company.
Vera Reiser, Sioux City, spent
the week end at the Chi Omega
house.
After all. it's a Townsend's pho
tograph that you want. Adv.
Univeraily Graduate
In Botany Succumbs
Word has been received by the
botany department of the death of
Dr. H. J. Cottle, head of the biol
ogy department in Sul Ross State
college at Alpine, Tex. Dr. Cottle
is a graduate of the University of
Nebraska, having taken his doc
tor's degree In botany in 1930.
Cornhusker pictures are now be
ing taken at Hawk's, 1216 O. Adv.
SEVEN WOMEN TAKEN
Miss Heppner, Miss Perry
And Evelyn Wast Are
Honored.
The fall initiation service of
Alpha Lamda Delta, frcsnman
honorary scholastic society, waa
held Saturday morning at Ellen
Smith hall with Alice Geddes,
president,, in charge. Freshman
women and honorary members
who attained an average of 90
percent or above In their freshman
year In college, were admitted into
the organization.
Honorary members Initiated
were Miss Amanda Heppner, dean
of women, Miss Winona Perry,
sponsor of the group, and Evelyn
West, Motor Board advisor to the
society. Other Initiates were Ellen
Entenman, Helen Irwin, Laura
McAllister and Mrs. Alice Pier
son. , Following the service there was
a' luncheon in honor of the newly
Initiated members at . the Uni
versity club. Miss Heppner told of
the high lights of the trip which
she took around the world during
the past year. She described many
of the wonders which she had wit-
SOCIAL CALENDAR
SWDESTS PL4
PILCKIM DIWER
Friday, Nov. 20.
Acacia house party.
Newman club house party.
Phi Delta Theta, fall party at
the Cornhusker.
Chi Omega, house dance.
Lambda Gamma, house party.
Saturday, Nov. 21.
Kappa Kappa Gamma, house
party.
Delta Sigma Lambda, house
party.
Sigma Nu, house party.
Tau Kappa Epsllon, house
party.
Alpha Gamma Rho, house
party.
Delta Tau Delta, house party.
Beta Theta Pi, house party.
Sigma Alpha Epsllon, house
party.
hessed in the near east and In
southern Europe. The active chap
ter of Motor Board pponeors the
society.
Sally Seely Conducts
Recognition Service
Sally Seely, senior, will conduct
recognition services for Vespers at
agricultural college Tuesday after
noon at 12:15 In the economics
parlors. Miss Seely is chairman
of the membership committee.
First Plymouth Church
To Sponsor Annual
Meeting.
Celebrating the one hundied
tenth anniversary of the first
Thanksgiving, university students
of First Plymouth church are plan
ning the first annual Pilgrim's din
ner to be held at the church Fri
day at 6:30 o'clock.
About seventy-five are expected
to attend the dinner. The program
will center around the events of
the first Thanksgiving in Novem
ber. 1621. The tradition of the Pil
grims has been preserved in the
Congregational church, and hokl3
an especially important place in i
the background of First Plymouth 1
church.
One of the doorsteps in the old
home where the Pilcrims held se
cret meetings In England, before
departing for Holland, forms one
of the cornerstones of the newj
church. It is set in the foundation
for the open court pulpit on the
north side of tho court.
Any university students who aie
Interested aro cordially invited to
attend the Pilgrim dinner. Reser
vations my be made by calling
the church office. FS778, before
Thursday evening. The price is 00
cents.
Boston Transcript: The world
owes everybody a living, but to
many persons it seem? to have de
clared a moratorium.
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