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ALISON SKIPWORTH
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Party to lie livid
Saturday.
Kappa Sigs Are Hosts.
The animal Mothers dinner of
Kappa MfMna was hold Sunday at
1 o'clock at the chapter house.
Twenty-five mothers were present
at tho affair, of which Dean Bow
en was in charge.
Former Student to Marry.
Announcement has been made
of the approaching marriage of
Miss Katherine Williams, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mis. R. A. Williams
of Dunlay. Ia.. to Howard James,
son of Mrs. Maiy James of Wood-
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la. Miss Williams is n frturl.
uate of the university where she is
affiliated with Alpha Omioron Pi,
Mortar Board and Phi Beta Kappa.
Betas Entertain Sisters.
Beta Theta Pi entertained at its
annual sisters' dinner Sunday aft
ernoon at o'clock at the chapter
house. About twentv-four guests
were present including several
Irom out of town.
House Party.
Schedule
I hi Omeea Pi is nl.inninw a
party to be held Saturday
evening, chaperons will he an
nounced at a later date.
house
Theta Chi's Initiate.
Four were initiated into Theta
Chi at the chapter house Monday
evening. They are George Mc
Croiy, Lincoln; Carl Welchner,
Lincoln; Avon Robhins, Lincoln,
and Adolph Doihman, Stajdehurst.
Honor Two at Tea.
Mis. K. J. Holyoko and Mrs.
Harriet Thompson Piatt were
guests of honor at a tea given Sun
day afternoon by Alpha Delta
Theta. Miss Kleanor Seis. accom
panied by Miss Bessie Bechtel
played a number of violin selec
tions during the afternoon.
Plan Treasure Hunt.
A
lire
picnic in the form of a treas
hunt has been nlanned bv
members of Kappa Phi and Phi
Tau Theta. It will be held Fliday
evening at the Auto club.
Delta Gamma to Wed.
Mr. and Mrs. Aithur G. Chiis
tensen of Lincoln have announced
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter. Rob
eita Jeanette. to SU-iHiie J. B?mis.
son of Mrs. Jean, tte Bemis of Lin
coln. Miss Christen-en was grad
uated from the uniei'v'v in 1932
and is a meml:er of D '
Thi-ta Sigma Phi and
Kappa Mr. Bemis. who
ttnded the university,
member of the editoiial
the Journal.
'annua,
hi Beta
also at
now a
staff at
To Honor Parents.
Parents of the members of Sig
ma Phi Sigma will be honored at
a dinner to be held at the chapter
house Sunday. The house will be
decorated with the fraternity
flowers.
Alpha Chi's Plan Dinner.
Alpha Chi Omega will honor the
parents of out of town members at
a 1 o'clock dinner at the chapter
house Sunday. Spring flowers will
be used on the tables. About fif
teen guests are expected to attend.
To Give Tea Sunday.
3 to 5 o'clock Sun-
been arranged
tr.e parents of
chapter i
A tea from
day afternoon hat
by Alpha Phi for
the members of the active
and pledges.
Entertain Parents.
The annual parents day of Al
pha Delta Pi sorority will be ob
served on Mothers' day with a din
ner at the chapter house.
Announce Engagement.
Elizabeth Brown. Delta Gamma,
and Charles Stuart. Phi Delta
Theta, informally announced tneir
engagement when they passed the
candy and cigai at their respec
tive houses Monday night. Miss
Brown is in Teachers college and
Mr. Stuart is a senior in the Busi
ness Administration college.
REGIMENT TO PARADE
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Continued from Page l.i
nis court. Formation will be in
column of platoons, facing North.
It will follow the first battalion in
forming for the parade.
Form in Line.
The first battalion will foim
facing North on the mall. East of
Nebraska hall. It will form in a
line of close columns. The second
battalion will form facing North
on the pot of ground near the
Southeast corner of the tennis
courts. It will also be in a line of
close columns.
Third battalion companies will
Andrews Hall. The formation will
right of the battalion renting in
14th street.
Calls will be sounded a. follows:
first call, 4:00 p. m.; assembly,
5:00 p. m.; Battalion Adjutant's
call, 5:05 p. m.; Regimental Ad
jutant's call on signal.
At the Regimental Adjutant's
call the regiment will form on the
Not th road of Memorial hall in line
or battalions in line of close col
umns facing South. Battalions will
move to positions as follows: first
battalion via 12th street to posi
tion with the left of tho battalion
leading; second battalion, via side
walk, Fast of tennis courts; third
battalion, via 14th street, and
Headquarters company, will fol
he in a line of close column, the
low first battalion with the left of
the company leading.
Company guidons' will be placed
within the battalion assembly
areas marking the right of each
company. The equipment will
consist of rifles and leather belta.
Advanced course students will
wear their uniform with white
shirts; Basic students will wear
the uniforms as issued.
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