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CAMPUSOIEW
a summer engagement at Oberlin hark in uenver. &o wnn inn
teen parties all in two days it's not the problem of finding
something to do this weekend it's the problem of choosing just
which party to attend.
FARM HfHJSt Will llOlU U1CV
first party of the year at the Corn
husker hotel this evening, at 9
o'clock. About three hundred cou
ples will dance to the music of
Paul Davis and his band in a full
setting in which most of the deco
rations will be in brown. Chaper
ones will be Mr. and Mrs. H.
Gramlic, Mr. and Mrs. Art Meuch,
and Mrs. Frances S. Felton, the
house mother. Howard White, the
social chairman, has made ar
rangements for the affair.
ZETA BETA TAU has incor
porated several novel ideas into the
plans for the Fall Frolic which it
is holding at the Cornhusker hotel
Saturday evening at nine o'clock.
The 250 people who received the
very clever scroll bids are looking
forward to a big evening. A na
tionally famous Brunswick record
ing orchestra has been secured for
the affair and the chaperones will
be Prof, and Mrs. Karl M. Arndt,
Prof. R. C Dean and Prof, and
Mrs. William E. Walton. Arrange
ments were made by Herman Ros
enblatt, Melvin Berkowitz and Phil
Laser.
ANOTHER PLACE to celebrate
Armistice day and the Pitt-Nebraska
game will be the Varsity
party in the Coliseum at 8:30
o'clock Saturday evening. As we
have already told you, a colored
band with a "red hot" rhythm will
furnish the music and the perma
nent decorations will be used. Pro.
feasor and Mrs. J. M. Reinhardt,
Professor and Mrs. Earl H. Bell
and Professor and Mrs. C. S. Ham
ilton will be the chaperones.
SPEAKING of house parties
there will be a mere twelve on the
campus Saturday night which calls
for quite a bit of running around
and suggests that everyone will
have themselves an hilarious time.
AT TH E Gamma Phi Beta party
the decorations will be red and
white, Nebraska colors to you, and
the chaperones will be Mr. and
Mrs. George M. Darlington, and
the housemother. Helen McFar
land, the social chairman, has
made the arrangements.
ROBERTA SMITH has made
the plans for the Theta party that
will be held from 8:30 until 12
o'clock at the chapter house. Pro
fessor and Mrs. A. F. Jenness,
Mrs. Grace Simon and Mrs. Myre
Cox, the housemother, will chap
erone. PI BETA PHI is also entertain
ing Saturday evening at a party
at the chapter house from 8:30 un
til 11:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Maxwell and Mrs. Jule Petermi
chel, the housemother, will ctaap
erone and the arrangements have
been made by Maxine Cloidt, the
social chairman.
PHI OMEGA PI will entertain
Saturday night at a party at the
chapter house at which Professor
and Mrs. O. E. Sperry and Louise
Munshaw will chaperone. Arrange
ment have been made by Carol
Lad wig, social chairman.
AND ANOTHER party being
given is the one that Franklin
Vandeburg, the social chairman of
The Husker Inn I!
I 14th & Q Sts.
Hi tales pleasure In announcing the jjj
U; 12 people who won the tickets
& to the Pitt fame bjr making the ::
0; 12 nearest estimate of the :::
jjj kernel ot corn. :j
j 7,347 Kernels
H 1. A, Clmfe!, 1302 Q St.
2. Wilbur Plltter, 1411 Q St.
. Mrs. James O'Austln, 1903
St.
i: 4. Paul Ashby, Llndell Hotel.
6. Warren W. Dorlind, 1346 P
i: St.
!! . Put Meredith, 411 No. 14.
! 7. B). E. Donaldson, 1606 E St.
ij . Vera Douglas, St. Elizabeth
! Hospital.
I. Oeorge Feese, 102 No. 14.
ii 10. John L. Bishop. 1313 Q St.
11. Laurent- Otto. 1121 Q St.
:! 12. Marly Bell, 41S No. 16 St.
:! The judrrs in this contest were
:i Jerry LNtie, Virginia Pltchford.
I: France Bradley, and Leonard
ii Pill.
Husker Inn Cafe
Carl von Brandenfels, Mgr.
DANCE to the
rhythms of
Chan Caldwell
and his
"Hot from Harlem Cotton Pickers"
ARMISTICE PARTY
Saturday, November 10th
COLISEUM
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IT'S NOT TOO EARLY TO BEGIN to
1 plan for the three large parties which
are to be given on the campus this week
end besides the numerous house parties
There will be a fall party at the Corn
husker this evening given by the Farm
House and a similar party given at the
same hotel by Zeta Beta Tau Saturday.
Tomorrow evening for the Varsity in the
coliseum Chan Caldwell and his "Hot
from Harlem Cotton Pickers" have been
imported from the Towers in Minneapolis.
This well known band has iust completed
Beat Pitt.
Theta Chi, has planned for the
chapter. Mr. and. Mrs. T. G. Kim
ball and Mrs. Ann M. Knapp will
be the chaperones.
WHEN T. K. E. entertains Sat
urday evening at 8:30 o'clock, the
chaperones will be Dr. and Mrs.
John Beaver and Mrs. Kuenneth,
the housemother. William Hicks
has made the arrangements for the
party.
ARMISTICE day decorations
will add a touch of color to the
party being given by the Pi Kappa
Alpha pledges for the actives to
morrow evening. Arrangements
are being made by Joseph A. Pa
velke, who has invited Mr. and
Mrs. Don Warner, Mrs. Margaret
H. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. C. N.
Miller to chaperone.
THE DELTS will use pumpkins
and black and orange streamers to
decorate their chapter house when
the pledges entertain the actives
Saturday. The housemother, Mrs.
Zela Wolfe, and Dr. R. E. Sturde
vant will chaperone and the ar
rangements have been made by
Berle E. Simpson.
BLUE AND WHITE will be the
color scheme used in the Theta Xi
house when they entertain at a
partv at 9 o'clock. Walker Gard
ner, "Jack Watson and Bill Rich
ardt have planned the affair and
have invited Professor and Mrs. D.
H. Harkness and Mrs. Anna Hy-
land to chaperone.
PHI DELT fraternity colors,
blue and white, will decorate the
chapter house when its members
meet there Saturday night for a
house party. Professor Earl E.
Lackey, and Professor and Mrs. F.
B. Schmidt will chaperone this af
fair, for which Robert Pray, the
social chairman, has made ar
rangements. DELTA GAMMA pledges will
entertain the active chapter at a
party at the chapter house which
will be decorated with red and
white stick candy balloons. Miss
Pauline Gellatly and Mrs. Adams,
the housemother, will chaperone
this affair which Margaret Hig
gins has made the arrangements
for.
LAST but certainly not least the
pledge class of Delta Zeta will en
tertain the actives and alumnae at
a house party for which Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Luff and the house
mother, Mrs. Eloise Tebbetts have
been secured as chaperones. Sarah
Ann Koffman is in charge of the
affair.
It's a Townsend photograph that
satisfies. Adv.
Pulverize the Panthers.
WHAT'S DOING
Friday.
Farm House, fall party,
Cornhusker hotel, 8:30 p. m.
Kappa Kappa Gamma,
house party, chapter house,
8:30 o'clock.
Saturday
Armistice Day Varsity
party, Coliseum, 8:30 p. m.
Zeta Beta Tau, fall party,
Cornhusker hotel, 8:30.
Pitt-Nebraska game, 2 p.
m.. Stadium.
Delta Gamma, house party,
chapter tiouse, 8:30 o'clock.
PI Beta Phi, party, chapter
house, 8:30 p. m.
Phi Delta Theta, house
party, 8:30 p. m.
Delta Tau Delta, house
party, chapter house, 8:30
p. m.
Pi Kappa Alpha, party,
chapter tiouse, 8:30 p. m.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, house
party, chapter house, 8:30
p. m.
Kappa Alpha Theta, party,
chapter house, 8:30 o'clock. .
Theta XI, house party,
chapter house, 9 p. m.
Gamma Phi Beta, house
party, chapter house, 8:30
Delta Zeta, house party at
p. m.
Theta Chi, house party, at
1:30 p. m.
Phi Omega Pi, house party,
8:30 p. m.
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'PAGING THE
SMART COED'
HnrnpM Kflvs that the chic coed
has a priceless opportunity this
season to dress with flattering in
dividuality. Fofr true smartness
the wearing of subtle colors is ad
vised with a new rich dark green
and n winev hrnwn leadinc tha
color parade. Other shades which
will be seen m campus cioines mis
winter are hlack. olive CTeen and
a warm rust which predominate in
velvets. Stylists predict that blue
will be the outstanding color found
in formal wear.
Plaids nf All sizes and descriD-
tions are very popular with Ne
braska coeds for street wear.
F.lMnnr Neale Alnha Phi. SDOrtS
a brown and rust plaid wool outfit
which has attracted a great aeai
of attention on the campus. The
dress of plaid wool has as its only
trimming a collar of rust-colored
taffetta, which is repeated in a
ribbon on the hat also made of
plaid wool.
With the approach of the Mili
tary Ball formals are coming into
their own. Many oi mem nave
short fitted jackets and some of
the most attractive we've seen
have slits up the skirt either in
back or at the sides, allowing for
greater freedom in dancing. It
seems that formal tunics in moire,
lame and metallic cloth are to be
very good in the coming, season.
But, then, tunics are good for all
occasions. Elizabeth Kelly, Kappa
Kappa Gamma, was seen last
week end wearing one of these new
creations. The tunic which has an
extremely high neckline was in
black moire and is worn over a
black crepe skirt.
Taller-than-averaee girls who
have puzzled over the evening slip
per problem will be delighted with
tne very iow-neeiea iormi muio
hinr ahmn this season. Metallic
blouses that are really worthy of
mention are also Being xeaiurea.
One of the most stunning outfits
seen recently is that worn by Alice
Mae Livingston, Chi Omega. With
a black crepe ainner aress, ioppeu
by gold metallic, she wears a
black cocktail jacket. Accessories
for this gown are a gold metallic
turban and gold moire sandals.
This is the type of dress that dis
cerning coeds are wearing to fall
parties.
With two outstanding parties at
v. rv.rnhiiiirr this week end
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there will undobutedly be some
very, very stunning outfits which
I shall be able to tell you about
next week.
Fashionably yours,
POLLIE.
Pulverize the Panthers.
Cadet Regiment will Honor
Husker Football Squaa Lror
ing Impressive Ceremonies in
Stadium This Saturday.
(Continued from Page 1.)
battallions 1 and 2 with a band at
each end of the stadium.
When the units of the regiments
have been stationed at their posts,
officers and men will stand at at
tention as the band plays the na
tional anthem. Cadet Colonel Gall
oway will then put the whole regi
ment thru a brief display of the
manual of arms. Following this
drill the colonel and his staff will
mount and lead the parade past
the reviewing stand as a final
honor and inspiration for the team.
The column will then leave the
stadium and assemble downtown
with other military and civic or-
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Filings for Coming
Election Due Nov. 9
Candidates for offices of Jun
ior and senior class president,
honorary colonel and Nebraska
sweetheart, In the election set
for Tuesday, Nov. 13, must file
in person at the Student Actlv
ties office in the coliseum not
later than 5 o'clock, Friday,
Nov. 9.
Candidates must meet the
following eligibility require
ments:. 1. All candidates must have
completed twenty-seven hours
during the past two semesters,
at least twelve of which were
carried in the preceding semes
ter. 2. Alt candidates must be
carrying at least twelve hours
at the present time.
3. No candidates may have
any standing delinquencies.
. Candidates for. senior
president and honorary colonel
must have no less than eighty
nine hours of university credit.
5. Candidates for junior
president must have not less
than fifty-three or more than
eighty-nine credit hours.
6. Nebraska Sweetheart can
didates must have less, than
eighty-five credit hours and
must have completed at least
twenty-seven hours.
ganizations for the annual Armis
tice day parade ana ceieDrauon,
which according to its sponsors
he the largest since the sign
ing of the declaration in 1918.
Pulverize the Panthers.
HAS NOONJEETING
Members Discuss Possibility
Bringing Speakers to
University Campus.
a rfisrnssion of the possibility of
bringing more speakers to the
campus led to no decision at the
Council of Religious Welfare lunch
eon Thursday at the urana Hoiei.
Miss Bernice Miller, secretary of
the university Y. W. C. A., the
principal speaker, reported on the
Hazen conference at Estes Park
last summer.
Dean O. J. Ferguson presided at
the meeting, at which approxi
mately thirty-five members of the
faculty, religious workers and stu
dent groups were present. Dr. O.
H. Werner, chairman of the com
mittee on committees, reported on
the plans of the committee.
Miss Miller discussed the way to
organize student councilling on
university campuses, and stated
that the present day trend was
away from curriculum centered
universities, with emphasis on the
needs of students.
Pulverize the Panthers.
E.i PTIST DISCUSSION
LEADER DR. COOPER
Field Representative from
JS'etc York to Speak on
Saturday Sight.
Dr. J. A. Cooper of New York
field representative of the North
ern Baptists, will be in Lincoln for
the week end. Saturday evening,
Nov. 10th, he w;ill lead an infor
mal discussion group at the Bap
tist student house, 1440 Que st., at
7:30 p. m., to which all students
interested are invited. This is Dr.
Cooper's sixth visit to Lincoln,
where he is a most popular speak
er with the student group, accord
ing to Miss Grace Spacht, Baptist
Student Secretary.
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PROGRESSIVES.
The progressive Party submits
the following platform to the stu
dent body of the university.
1. The Progressive party stands
for honesty in student government.
We feel that unquestionable hon
esty is particularly important n
the conduct of campus elections.
Student government can never
function at maximum efficiency
nor can it have the support and
trust of the student body as long
as there is suspicion, distrust or
actual malfeasance in the conduct
of eletcions. We pledge ourselves
to a continuance of our existing
political standards which are above
reproach.
2. The Progressive party prom
ises that any candidate elected
under our banner shall be held
strictly accountable to the paity
and to his duties.
3. The Progressive party depie
ciates the incessant political man
euvering and "wire pulling" prac
ticed by the aspirants to the senior
honorary societies. We heartily
endorse the recent stand of the
Mortar Board in this respect. We
pledge ourselves to support all
methods of reorganization of stu
dent government which will tend
to minimize this very cogent evil.
4. The progressive party de
preciates many of the blind and
ante-dated restrictions which gov
ern campus social life. We pledge
ourselves to an active campaign
for the liberalization of those re
strictions. We favor mixed swim
ming, a more reasonable closing
for the sorority and organized
houses, and the contlnuancy of
progress in the social life of the
campus.
5. The Progressive party de
mands virility and true representa
tion on the part of ttudent officers
A Wo ortvnrntf more rjotent and
stringent methods of recall for
cases of laxity in onice.
7. The advancement of any pro
posals as may, during the coming
year, be adjudged as to the bene
fit of the best interest of the stu
dent body.
Tn the fnree-oine nlanks the
Progressive party has taken an
open, clear cut siana on me con
troversial issues before the stu
dent hodv. The sloran of our party
is "Progress Not Politics!" The
Progressive pany was creaieu lu
restore honesty to student govern
ment and to bring ar-;ut the aboli
tion of the evils and undercovc
maneuvering which always ac
companies the planning of politics,
with thAs nurrioses in mind we
have drawn up our platform for
the coming election. vnn couu
dence we submit it to the student
body.
Beat Pitt.
150 NEW MEMBERS
.ATTEND YW DINNER
Freshmen Honored With
Banquet Thursday
Evening.
About 150 new freshmen mem
bers of the Y. W. C. A. attended u
banquet given in their honor last
night at 5:30 at the Girl Reserve
club rooms at the city Y. W. C. A.
Following the supper, new mem
bers were taken on a tour through
the Y. W. building and various
games were played. Freshman
commission leaders were special
guests at the affair.
Betty Magee was in charge of
the plans, while Betty Cherny and
Georganna Lehr had charge of th?
music and Eleanor Green arranged
the program.
Pulverize the Panthers.
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REASON 13
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Factions Present
FACTIONS SQUARE
OFF FOR BATTLE
AT POLLS NOV, 13
By the Observer.
Outwardly calm but underneath
the surface seething with unrest,
campus political circles were
awaiting anxiously the closing of
filings for election this afternoon
and the announcement of candi
dates for junior and senior presi
dents, honorary colonel, and Ne
braska Sweetheart.
Poltical factions hurled counter
charges of theft of planks of their
respective political platforms at
each other, as first guns of the
campaign spoke. Progressives la
belled the book exchange of the
Green Toga platform as a deliber
ate theft of a Progressive idea.
They also declared that Green
Toga censure of the varsity party
plan was unfounded for the pres
ent Progressive student council but
applied to last year's Green Toga
groups.
Green Toga leaders promptly re
sponded with the reply that the
Progressive platform was founded
entirely on general principles, set
forth after a Progressive man had
seen the Green Toga platform, and
that the Progressive platform was
a copy of the Toga tenets with
changed wording.
Both factions had selected their
candidates and awaited only their
formal announcement to launch
their active campaigns.
Speculation was rife among wo
men students as Nebraska Sweet
heart and honorary colonel are
being elected in the same election
for the first time. Coupled with the
Mortar Board resolution to erase
alliances and politics from wom
en's groups, and with the course
and strength of the recently
formed Barb A. W. S. League a
matter of conjecture, more uncer
tainty existed regarding probable
candidates than in many years.
Indications were that Tuesday's
vote may be record-breaking for
fall elections as successful candi
dates will undoubtedly be first in
line in most instances for succes
sion to senior honoraries.
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Platforms
GREEN TOGAS.
We the met bers of the Uucn
Toga faction realizing that certain
conditions existent on the campu.
of the University of Nebraska are
diametrically opposed to the de
sired practices enlightened stu
dent life and that the present
state of student government is not
all that it could be to achieve the
ends for which it was devised
pledge ourselves to this permanent
platform in an attempt to bettei
those practices and conditions.
Plank Number 1. We be.i e
that the present duties of the seni
or class ccident are not suffici
ent to require an election to that
office, and we pledge-ourselves o
work for the establishment ot a
senior class organization the chief
function of which shall be to su
pervise and conduct a Senior wek
prior to commencement which
shall serve to instill class spirit in
the hearts of the graduating seni
ors. Plank Number 2. The fact that
the bookstores have by short prac
tices made the cost of owning
books prohibitive 'ads us to the
conclusion that the present Stu
dent Council, Innocents, Mortsr
Boards, and other student govern
ing or executive bodies which were
formed to further the interests o'
the students have been lax in not
eradicating the second hand book
racket and we pledge ourselves to
organize the proper entity to pre
vent further exhorbitant expendi
tures for books and supplies.
Plank Number 3. We reiterate
our previous stand in holding that
for the fi " benefits of the swim
ming pool which the students paid
for to be gained, supervised joint
recreation swimming periods fo
both men and women be initiated
Plank Number 4. We condemn
the action of the present Student
Council which by an unjust usur
pation of power has attempted to
deprive the Barbs of their tradi
tional right to hold an'" conduct
Varsity parties and pledge our
selves to preserve this right.
Plank Number 5. We feel that
the University parties have lost
their former attraction due to the
arbitrary low maximum orchestra
rate fixed by the faculty and
pledge ourselves to do in our power
to remedy the unhappy situation.
Beat Pitt.
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