THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1932. THE DAILY NEBRASKAN THRER
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NATIONAL PRESIDENT
VISITS IN LINCOLN
Announcements Show an
Addition of Dances
Saturday.
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Visit Is Anticipated.
Kappa chapter of Sigma Alpha
Iota alumnae Is planning many
events in honor of their national
president, Miss Gertrude Evans of
Ithaca, N. Y., who arrives Friday,
Nov. 18. The alumnae will enter
tain at a luncheon in honor of Miss
Evans at the University club on
Friday. On Sunday afternoon the
active group will be hostesses at a
formal musical at the Temple the
ater. Twenty attended the alumnae
business meeting and following so
cial hour on Monday, Nov. 7, at
the home of Mrs. R. M. Anderson.
Mrs. Anderson was assisted by
Miss Hazel O'Connor, Miss Gene
vieve Wilson and Mrs. David Ja-cobs.-
P. A. D.'s Entertain.
Phi Alpha Delta will give the
third annual Big Chief pow wow
Sntnrdav. Nov. 12. The decora
tions will depict Indian ways and
customs. Marshall's orchestra will
provide the music. Many alumnae
are expected to return for the af
fair. Alums Attend Party.
Among the alumnae expected to
return to the Theta Phi Alpha
house dance, Saturday, Nov. 12,
are Helen Buehrer, Geneva; Mar
jory Carr, Manson, la.; Juanita
Stafford, Omaha; Mary Lou Long,
Beatrice; Luella Ahearn, Nebraska
City; Lillian Benda, Odell, and
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Rose Komenek of Blair. Myron
Julian's orchestra will play for the
affair.
Barb Party Planned.
Red Perkins and his original
Dixie Ramblers will play for the
Barb council party at the Coliseum
Saturday. The entire Coliseum will
be used for the dance, and will be
decorated in blue and white. Chap
erones will be Professor and Mrs.
E. W. Lantz and Professor and
Mrs. Worcester.
Annual Dance Given.
Roger Wilkerson's orchestra will
play for the Sigma Phi Epsilon
alumni dance, Saturday, Nov. 12.
Seventy-five couples will attend
the party which is an annual af
fair of the fraternity.
Sponsors Announced.
Among the alumni who will re
turn for the Alpha Theta Chi house
dance Saturday night are Warren
Chiles, Bernard Wilson, and Ed
Mortensen. all of Omaha. Profes
sor and Mrs. Reinhart and Mrs.
Melsana Daniels, the house mother,
will be the chaperones.
House Party Given.
Pi Kappa Phi fraternity will
give a house party Saturday. Pro
fessor Sarvis and his wife will act
as chaperones.
Jungbluth Plays. '
About forty couples will attend
the Delta Sigma Lambda house
party Saturday, Nov. 12. Music
will be provided by Eddie Jung
bluth's orchestra. Professor and
Mrs. Deisinger and Mrs. H. C. M.
Burgess will act as chaperones.
Mortar Boards Meet.
The alumnae of Mortar Board
will meet Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Larry A. Becker
with Mrs. Paul Cannell and Mrs.
Carl. Rosenquist as assisting host
esses. Bridge will be the diversion
of the afternoon, at the close of
which refreshments will be served.
Scenario Writer to Talk
At Assembly of Society
Weldon Melick, scenario writer
of Hollywood, Calif., will address
members of the Pailadian Literary
society Friday evening at 8:30. Mr.
Melick is an alumnus of the so
ciety and is in Lincoln visiting his
parents. Following his speech, a
few musical numbers will be pre
sented by the Wesleyan quartet.
This meeting is open to the public.
Professor White Edits
Fraternity Publication
Delta Sigma Rho, honorary for
ensic society, has published the
November issue of The Gavel, its
official publication. Prof. H. A.
White of the English department
is the national editor of the maga
zine. This issue contains a national
review of current debate questions.
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CLUB PLANS EMBLEM
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Tassels Propose Union With
Manhattan, Lawrence
Organizations.
Choice of a suitable emblem and
name for a national pep organiza
tion for women, begun last year by
Tassels, was discussed at the Tas
sels meeting held Tuesday night at
Ellen Smith hall.
Three women's pep groups, those
of Kansas State Agricultural col
lege and Kansas State university
together with the Nebraska Pep
club, will form the nucleus of this
national organization. The three
groups n.et in Lincoln last spring
at the suggestion of Tassels, and
Anne Bunting was elected presi
dent of the national organization.
To Submit Emblem.
Tassels voted to submit to the
other two schools their emblem,
which is a triangle, with the addi
tion of the letters Lambda Alpha
Sigma in the corners. With a fav
orable vote from the Kansas Aggie
and Kansas U clubs, this emblem
will become the insignia of the na
tional group.
A constitution of seven articles
for national control drawn up by
Tassels under the chairmansnip oi
Alice Quigle was submitted to the
Student council at its meeting
Wednesday night by Jane Young
son, Tassels president, and will be
reported upon at the next Student
council meeting.
LEGISLATIVE GROUP
CHOOSES PORTER AS
MEMBER ON FORUM
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The measure provides for the sala
of tickets to visiting students of
the Big Six schools who have ath
letic tickets of their own school at
special rates.
Plan Co-operative Action.
The plan also suggests co-operative
action to secure special rates
and special trains to out of town
games within the Big Six. Infor
mation offices where visiting stu
dents may register and secure
housing accommodations at fra
ternities and sororities is also part
of the plan. The proposal was re
ferred to Jack Erickson for pre
sentation to the Athletic Board.
The council voted not to affiliate
with the National Student School
federation and it was suggested
that Nebraska concentrate its ef
forts in the organization of Big
Six student councils.
Other things decided by the Stu
dent council at the meeting were:
The revised constitution of the En
gineering Executive board and the
Girls' Commercial club were ap
proved; the council will supervise
the Kosmet Klub's "Nebraska
Sweetheart" election, and the pe
tition of the Sophomtre Vigilance
committee was rejected.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Friendship Dinner.
Dr. William Axling of Japan will
speak at the International Friend
ship Dinner at the First Presbyte
rian church, on Friday at 6:00
o'clock.
Freshman Commission.
The Ag college Freshman Com
mission will meet Thursday, in the
north annex of the Home Econom
ics parlors.
Home Ec Association.
Dr. Rcbekah Gibbons will be the
speaker at the first meeting of the
Home Economics association, to be
held Thursday evening at 7 o'clock
in the home economics parlors.
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Pep Croups Meet for
llouse-to-llouse Rally
All members of Corn Cobs
and Tassels will meet in front
of the Temple at 5:15 for a
house-to-house rally. Mem
bers of both organizations
are to be in full uniform.
Her subject is her recent trip to
India, China, Japan and Java.
Big Sister Dinner.
Time for checking out Big Sis
ter dinner tickets has been changed
from Wednesday at 5 to Thursday
at 4:30, in Ellen smitn nan.
Music Hobby Group.
Members of the music hobby
group will meet Thursday at 4
o'clock in Ellen Smith hall.
Ag Freshman Council.
Frof. C. W. Smith of the ag
engineering department will lead
the Ag Freshmen council Thurs
day evening at 7 o'clock in 303 Ag.
hall.
Fireside Forum.
The Fireside Forum will not
meet this week. The regular meet
ing will be held again Thursday
evening of next week.
Dramatic Club.
There will be no Dramatic club
meeting tomorrow evening.
Corn Cobs.
Excuses invalid for Corn Cob
meeting Thursday at 5 in Social
Sciences building.
Home Economics Association.
The Home Economics associa
tion will hold its monthly meeting
at the Home Economic building
Nov. 10 at 7 o'clock. Dr. Gibbons
will be the speaker.
AT THE STUDIO
Thursday: Kappa Phi at 12
noon; Girls' Commercial club at
12:10 p. m.; Editorial staff of
Daily Nebraskan at 4.
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SIIOUER OF LEONID
METEOR TO APPEAR
ON MONDAY NIC I IT
Prof. Collins Sends Out
Majts of Areas for
Record of Path.
According to Prof. O. C. Collins
of the observatory the Leonid me
teor display which occurs only
once in thirty-three years, is ex
pected to occur on or about next
Monday, Nov. 14. In 1833 this dem
onstration was seen first in a bril
liant scene, in 1866.it was again
seen, although in less brilliance,
and it occurred again in 1899.
These flying particles, often
wrongly called shooting stars, ra
diate from the sickle of the con
stellation Leo, thus the name. The
Leonid display Ls especially bright
because the meteors enter the at
mosphere of the earth at the rate
of 40 or 50 miles a second. They
become luminous when about 100
miles from the surface of the
earth, and burn themselves out
after proceeding about sixty miles
further to the forty mile line.
To Designate Number.
Mr. Collins sent out maps of the
sky as it is seen as one faces east
so that anyone interested might
record the path of the particles,
the time of appearance, place from
which they started, and place of
disappearance. He also requested
that these persons designate on
the maps which they send in the
number of meteors seen during
each fifteen minute interval.
These figures are being compiled
in order that the figures as to the
distance from earth, the point of
radiation, and other such computa
tions might be checked.
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