FRIDAY, MARCIT 31. 1933.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THREE
SOCl ETY,
FiRM HOVSE NAMES
OFFICERS RECENTLY
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
)) ill Entertain Faculty at
Lincoln off.
Choose New Officers.
Farm House members chose Roy
Hlaser as their president for the
coming year at a meeting re
cently. John Lownenslein will be
business manager; Arthur Peter
sen, secretary; Lelaud Copple,
treasurer; Stewart Ross, social
secretary and Heye Lamborlus,
historian.
Give Annual Banquet.
The annual banquet, in honor of
the faculty, will be given by
Sigma Gamma Epsiion, profes
sional geological fraternity at the
Lincoln hotel Friday night. Leon
Ashton will be toastmaster and the
speaker will be Prof. E. F.
Schramm and Prof. E. H. Barbour.
Other members of the faculty who
will attend are Ool. C J. Frank
fort er. Prof. F, G. Collins, Prof. A.
L. Lugh, Prof. Clarence Sjorgren,
Dr. E. H. Bell, Dr. William Roy
en, Prof. R, C. Abbott, Dr. G. E.
Oondra and Prof. A. C Easton.
On the committee making the ar
rangements are Walker Johnson,
Paul MeGrew and Frank Denton.
Kappa Held Initiation.
Initiates into Kappa Kappa
r.tmmn are: Jean Campbell. Nor
folk; Louise Condon, Omaha; Al
berta GambelL Des Moines, la.;
Mary Heard, Arkansas City, Kas.;
Madeline Johnson, Omaha; Eliza
beth Kelley, Nebraska City; Mary
Agnes Kerl, Oakland; Jean Lltei,
Sterling, Colo.; Harriet. Love, Om
aha; Ruth Mallory, Alliance; Tyler
O'Connor, Omaha; Virginia Sel
leck, and Genevieve Smith, Lin
coln. Honor Woman at Tea.
Miss Florence Falgatter of
Washington, D. CL, federal agent
c-f the central region was honored
Tibbctt to Appear Here April 3
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You will enjoy the Treat of
Your Lif when you hear
LAURENCE
Mon. Eve., Apr. 3rd
University Coliseum
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SCHOOL SUSPENDS VACATION
'Depression Week-End' Used
As Substitute for
Usual Holiday.
Chapel Hill, N. C When au
thorities at the University of
North Carolina suspended the cus
tomary spring holidays on account
of the recent bank holiday, they
substituted a "depression week
end" to keep spirits up. Checks
were accepted for Saturday and
Sunday picture shows, a free
dance was attended by over 2.000
students, the baseball regulars and
yannigans staged an exhibition
game, the student union enter
tained at a tea, and "a good time
was had by all."
ntiii t rnmnleted and readv for
lease after April 6. To be eligible
for membership on this council a
girl must have an average of 80
and otherwise comply with univer
sity requirements.
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EXECUTIVE GROUP
TO ANNOUNCE NEW
W. A. A. COUNCIL
At the V. A. A. council meet
ing Thursday noon suggestions
were made for next year's execu
tive council. The Ht of positions
Friday Lunch Menu
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SPANISH MEAT TCt
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CREAMED SHRIMP ON ft
TOAST
Waxed Beans and Potatoes
LENTEN SPECIALS
Stuffed Tomatoes with Crab
Salad and Toast 26c
Devtled Eggs with Potato
Salad and Toast 25c
Cottage Cheese, Pineapple
and Toast 206
Served With 5c Drink
BdWIDIEN'S
IPBiarinacy
H. A. REED. Mgr.
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Just Received!
Courtesy of Sunday Journal Star,
Lawrence Tibbett, internationally famous baritone .will appear
in person in the coliseum Monday night, April 3. Tickets are selling
for one, two, and three dollars, all seats being reserved.
at a tea Thursday afternoon in the
home economics parlors at Ag
college. Members of the faculty
and students of the home eco
nomics department attended. Miss
Lois Davies and Miss Matilda
Peters nresided at the table
which was decorated in jellow and
white.
Observe Founder's Day.
The annual founder's day and in
itiation banouet of Delta Gamma
will be held Saturday evening at
the University club. Alumnae of
the sorority are in charge. The
committee is composed of Mrs. D.
W, Avery, Mrs. K, A. KusseiL Mrs.
Robert H. Edmiston and Mrs.
Earle Wilson.
Phi Delta to Entertain.
The Phi Delta Thetas have
chosen Col. W. H. Oury and Mrs.
Dora Finch as chaperons ror
their bouses partv which will be
held Friday evening. Howie Chris-
tensen and his orcnestra wijj
furnish music.
Honorary Initiates.
Prof. E. H. Bell, Dr. William
V-iiji Piven. Prof. D. H. Harkness
are initiated as associate members
into Sigma Gamma Epsilon, geo
graphical honorary Thursday eve
ning. New active memoers are j.c
Svobeda, Dorald Dobson and V.
Calvin McKir.ini.
Joyce Ayres to Play.
Joyce Ayres will play for the
Zeta'Eeta Tau bouse party Satur
day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
T. Gold and Mr. and Mrs. Al Speier
will b chaperons for the affair.
Plan House Party.
. Delta Theta Pi will entertain at
a bouse dance Saturday at which
Rncfr YTilkerson's orchestra will
play. Charerons will be Lloyd
Te&Je, Mrs. Doroir.y
and G. E. Price.
Announce New Pledges.
Gamma Thi Beta has announced
the pledging of Jean Eronder,
and Kaj.pa Alpha Tbeta the pledg
ing of Elizabeth McKeen.
Former Stndent Wed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Turner an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Katberinc June, to Jo
seph E. Bennett, which took pi are
March 17 at Seattle, Wash. Mr.
Harbine, la.; Kathryn Carver, Lin
coln: Leah Rath Cornelius, Hum-
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Friday.
Delta Tau Delta, spring
party, Corusker.
Tassels, banquet, Univer
sity club.
Sigma Gamma Epsilon,
banquet, Lincoln hotel.
Phi Delta Theta, house
dance.
Freshman Commission par
ty, Student Activities build
ing. Saturday.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, spring
party, Cornhusker.
Chi Phi bouse dance.
Zeta Beta Tau, house
dance,
Sigma Phi Sigma, house
party.
Delta Theta Pi, house
party.
Barb council party. Stu
dent Activities building.
MANY NEW
STYLES IN-
boldt; Lorriine Hitchcock, Lincoln;
Dorothea Kropp, Lincoln; Mar
garet McDonough, Creston, la.:
Phyllis Ridle, Superior and Cath
erine Stultz, Lincoln.
Alpha O's Initiate.
Alpha Omicron Pi initiated the
following Saturday: Irene Barry.
Bennett is a former student at
the university where be is affili
ated with Sigma Chi.
BLOCK 4D BRIDLE
TO STAGE CONTEST
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Group Will Hold Annual
Meat Judging Erent
This Afternoon.
The annual Block and Brid)
meat judging contest will be btld
this afternoon, at 3 p. m., at the
Animal Husbandry building on tbf
Ag college campus, according to
an announcement -released yerfer
day by Glen Le Pioyt, president of
the organization.
The contest conducted by the Ag
organization will be beld at the
Lincoln Packing company. The of-
ficial judge lor ine evem iu
W. J. Loeffel, professor of Ani
mal Husbandhry, on the Ag cam
pus. He will be assisted by the
Livestock and Meat Judging team,
of which Floyd Hedlund is cbair
mon Diners on the committee to
assist the judge will re La Verne
Gingrich, Wa3"ne Bishop and
Vernon Miller.
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