WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1932.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THREE.
OCl ETY.
ALPHA PHI PLEDGES
PLAN HOUSE DANCE
The Alpha Phi pledges will en
tertain the actives at a house
dance, Saturday, Nov. 18. Roger
Wilkerson s orchestra will provide
the music. Mrs. O. C. Anderson
the house mother, Mr. and Mrs
K. M. Arndt, and Mr. and Mrs. S
la. Farrell will be chaperons.
Club Schedules Party.
The Childhood Education club
will give its annual kid party for
all students majoring in element
ary education, Thursday at Ellen
Smith hall from 5:30 to 8 o'clock
It is to be a costume party, and
prizes will be given for the cutest
and the funniest costume. After
dinner, which will be served at 6
o'clock, everyone will take part in
representing a rural school. Mem
bers of the department staff will
act as chaperons.
The committees in charge
Serving, Grace Young; tickets,
Madeline Raymond, Betty Kelley,
Mary Jane Hughes, Mildred Kipp,
Mildred Russell: entertainment,
Elizabeth Barber. Gladys Zutter
acted as chairman of all commit
tees.
Club Holds Meeting".
The Lutheran club will hold a
meeting at 3:15 o'clock in the
Temple, room 203, Friday night.
A special program has been
planned. There will be violin num
bers by Charles Elliot, vocal selec
tions by Ronald Thompson, and
piano selections by Mrs. Robbe.
The feature of the evening will
be the speaker, Dr. Gould .Wickey
of Washington, D. C. Dr. Wickey
is executive secretary of the
United Lutheran clubs. Commit
tee chairmen are Anne Marie
Rehtus, who is in charge of the
entertainment, and Althea Scheidt,
chairman of the refreshment com
mittee. Announce Engagement.
Mary Jane Hughes of Pi Beta
Phi sorority and Dick Joy, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, informally an
nounced their engagement Monday
night when they passed the candy
and cigars at their respective
bouses. Miss Hughes' home is in
Omaha while Mr. Joy resides in
Lincoln.
Kappa Phis Meet.
Autumn leaves will be used as
the theme of the program Thurs-
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day night when the Kappa Phi
Methodist girls sorority, active and
aiumnae chapters hold a joint
meeting. The meeting is scheduled
for 7 o'clock at the Wesley Foun-
aaiion parsonage. Mrs. W. C. Fa
well will be the hostess. Miss Ger
trude Ebers, alumnae president,
win be in charge of the fagot serv
ice. Refreshments will be served
at the close of the meeting.
Musicale Is Planned.
Sigma Alpha Iota, women's
musical honorary sorority, is plan
ning a mu3icale Sunday Nov. 20
to honor Miss Gertrude Evans of
Ithaca, N. Y. who is national
president of this group. Invita
tions have been sent to house
mothers and presidents of sorori
ties as well as to special guests.
The affair will take place in the
Temple theater at 3 o'clock.
State Luncheon Held.
Alpha Chi Omega held their an
nual state luncheon at the chapter
house Saturday, Nov. 12. Out of
town guests were Helen Cone.
Sheridan; Lucille Wright, Stroms
burg; Ruth Pilling, Holdrege; Lu
cille Heflin, Holdrege and Helen
Whitmore of Omaha.
Couple Is Wed.
Jeannette Hollander, Phi Omega
Pi, and Eugene Lamphere, mem
ber of Tau Kappa Epsilon at
Southern California university,
were married Tuesday, Nov. 15.
Ruth SchiU, Broken Bow; Lor
raine Lallman, Arapahoe and Lois
Cake, Beaver Crossing were guests
at the Alpha Xi Delta house last
week end.
Joe Cannon, Chicago, assistant
national secretary of Pi Kappa
Phi fraternity, was the guest of
the Lincoln Alumni association of
Pi Kappa .Phi at a chamber of
commerce luncheon Wednesday.
Guests at the Kappa Kappa
(.amma house last week end were:
Jerry Swett, Dorothy Greevy,
Dorothy Gill, Charlotte Purdy, and
Mary Fraser of Omaha; Betty
MCKnignt of Auburn; and Connne
Sewell of Nebraska Citv.
SENNING DISCUSSES
POLITICAL TRENDS
BEFORE Y. M. GROUP
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honor to be able to go into politics.
He contrasted this with the Amer
ican viewpoint on politics which is
that it is a disgrace to besmirch
oneself by having anything to do
with the "dirty" game.
Senning declared, however, that
we have passed the fork in the
roads here in America and that
we are taking much more interest
in social and political problems.
The era of individualism is past
and we are entering an era of
group interests. And it is the
youth of the nation who must
turn towards the agency through
which we can work out our na
tional salvation, namely, the gov
ernment," he concluded.
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ANNOUNCE PRACTICES
FOR EOSMET REVUE
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ten skits. The organizations en
tering skits are: Carrie Bell Ray
mond hall, Dramatic club, Kappa
Kappa uamma, Delta Gamma and
Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Nu and
Alpha Phi, Sigma Alpha Iota and
Phi Mu Alpha, Alpha Sigma Phi
and Pi Kappa Alpha, Delta Delta
Delta and Phi Delta Theta. Phi
Gamma Delta and Zeta Beta Tau,
and Beta Theta Pi and Alpha Tau
Omega.
Time limits have been set for all
acts, and each organization will
be required to present its skit in
its allotted time, Thompson ae
clared. Tentative plans call for
show lasting less than two hours
Tickets for the revue, which win
be held Thanksgiving morning in
the Stuart theater, went on sale
Tuesdav afternoon. Sales teams
were appointed, and a campaign
for complete coverage or tne cam
pus and downtown was put into
effect.
ECONOMIC CONCLAVE
OPENS THURSDAY ON
NEBRASKA CAMPUS
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mornine he will deal with "Bank
inp and Prices" and in the after
noon session his subject is to be
"Teachings of tne TurDuient
Twenties."
Wherry to Speak.
D. P. Hoean. president of the
federal land bank of Omaha, who
was to have appeared on the art
ernoon nroeram is unable to at
tend and Senator Kenneth Wherry
of Pawnee City will take nis place
speaking on the farm mortgage
nroblem. Other bankers listed to
appear are L. S. Clarke, president
of the Nebraska Mortgage tsanic
ers association, and J. W. Woods
state bankinsr commissioner.
Besides Professor Filley and
Professor Arndt. memDers oi tne
Universitv of Nebraska facult
who will ancear are J. E. LeRos
signol, dean of the college of busi
ness administration: G. O. Virtue.
chairman of the department of
economics: Proi. J. n.. Kirsnman
chairman of the department of fi
nance, and frot. r. tsruce kodo
head of the department of busi
ness research.
In coniunction with the confer
ence there is to be held a joint
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meeting of the Nebraska Mortgage
Bankers association.
Morning Session.
H. C. Filley, chairman department of
rural economics, "Production and Other
Factors Influencing the Price of Farm
products." .
C. A. Phillips, dean of the college of
commerce. University of Iowa, "Banking
and Prices."
K. M. Arndt, assistant professor of
economics, "Can Inflation Help the
Farmer?"
Discussion.
Luncheon.
Lincoln chamber of commerce, chairman,
J. E. LeRosslRnol, dean of college of busi
ness administration.
Addresses by F. D. Tomson, vice presi
dent, chamber of commerce ; M. Weil, Na
tional Bank of Commerce; J. E. Kirsn
man, University of Nebraska,
Afternoon Session.
Chairman, G. O. Virtue, department of
economics.
G. W. Woods, stats banking commis
sioner, "Commercial Bank Management
and Price Level Changes."
Kenneth 8. Wherry, Pawnee City, "The
Farm Mortgage Problem."
L. S. Clarke, president Nebraska Mort
gage Banking association, 'The Way Out
of the Depression."
C. A. Phillips, "Teachings of the Tur
bulent Twenties."
COMMERCIAL CLUB
INITIATES TUESDAY
Group Takes Ttventy-Ttvo
Netc Members; Arndt
Gives Talk.
Twenty-two men were initiated
by the Commercial club Tuesday
night at the Delta Tau Delta house.
Prof. Karl M. Arndt, economics in
structor was initiated as an honor
ary member. Following the cere
monies, Professor Arndt, who
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