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ITH THE FORMAL SEASON JUST
slightly over n week nwiiy everyone
is wondering what they nre going to wear
and what is being worn this season. Girls
are selecting formats and wraps and fel
lows arc pulling tuxes out of the niolii
balls and trying to get them rejuvenated.
The opening event will be the annual Mil
itary Ball which will be held in the Coli
seum December 7 and from that time on
fellows will have to wear "monkey suits''
aud girls will have to manage to get
around in loner trailing gowns until some
time next spring. So whether you think so or not it is impor
tant and it is time that you should begin to think seriously about
a formal wardrobe and get one planned.
AN IMPORTANT marriage
which took place Sunday In Falls
City was that of Nellie Lee Holt
to. Curtis Bok of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Bok graduated from St.
Marys College in Notre Dame and
.took her Master's Degree at the
university where she was a mem
ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma. She
has been teaching at Stephens Col
lege in Columbia, Mo. Mr. Bok is
the son of Edward Bok and the
grandson of Cyrus II. K. Curtis.
The couple will live in Philadel
phia where the groom is a promis
ing attorney.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON wishes
to announce the recent initiation of
Norman Harris of Chicago into the
active chapter. .
KAPPA DELTA will hold its
annual faculty guest dinner at the
chapter house this evening. Jayne
Lycan, social chairman, who is in
rharce of tne arrangements, ex
pects about forty to be present,
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CANDY IN A box representing
a miniature cottage was used by
Maxine PackwocJ when she mior
mally announced her engagement
to R. Ewing jonnson, Kappa oig
. The candy was passed at the Kap
'na Delt homecoming luncheon
held at the chapter house Satur
. day noon.
SPEAKING OF engagements-
Helen Menke, Theta from Crete
.who is engaged to M. "Lloyd
Loomis. Pi K. A. from Wichita
iKas.. will be married December
; at four o'clock at the home of the
bride's Barents. The couple will
I reside in Schenectady, N. Y
'where the eroom is connected
with General Eleectric.
! HELEN KLEIN was married to
! Harold N. Olson Saturday morn
ine at 10:30 o'clock at the First
- Presbyteerian church. Mrs. Olson
; is a graduate of the university and
a member of Alpha Omicron Pi
and Gamma Alpha Chi. The groom
also attended the university where
he became affiliated with Theta
Chi.
ANOTHER marriage which took
place recently was that of Maxine
Lucille Quay to George I San
r-iist on November 2 in New York
. City. Both members of the couple
attended the university. After
brief visit in the east they will re
turn to Lincoln to make their
home.
GAMMA PHI BETA mothers
club will meet for a one o'clock
luncheon this noon at the chapter
house. Mrs. G. O. Seaton is chair
man of the committee in charge of
the arrangements.
ALUMNAE of Delta Omicron
musical honorary sorority, will
meet at eight o'clock this evening
at the home of Mrs. E. L. enne.
The assisting hostesses will be:
Mrs. Emma Holyoke, Mrs. M. L.
Springer, Mrs. Harry Ziegenbein
and Miss Betty Regan. Members
of the active chapter and pledges
will be the guests of honor,
MANY ALUMNAE of Kappa
Delta, returned to Lincoln last
week-end to attend the annual
homecoming luncheon held by the
active chapter. They are: Geneva
Grant, Leona King, Helen Ewing.
Laura Smith, Sylvia Smith. Mary
Annet Lee, Alice Jensen, Alice Lee
Trechsal, Martha Davis Lane,
Gladys Berry, Willa Belle Spring
er. Lorene McLellan, Freddie Cross
and Genevieve Winslow Curtis.
KAPPA KAPPA Gamma alum
nae will be entertained at a one
o'clock luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Don Stewart Saturday after
noon. Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. Waldon Howey, Mrs. Leon
Larimer, Mrs. Ernest Guenzel,
Mrs. Robert Russell and Miss Ro
gene Anderson.
GROUP CONFERS WITH
CONDRA ON PROJECT
A field party connected with the
shelter belt project conferred with
Dr. G. E. Condra of the conserva
tion and survey division the past
week on problems relating to the
proposed project The field group
consisting of F. A. Hays, J. H.
Stoeckler and W. Watkins are in
vestigating the possibilities of tree
growth on different kinds of soil
thruout the shelter belt area. Mr.
Hays, until recently connected with
the conservation and survey divi
sion of the university. Is now chief
soil scientist for tha project
1 You Stay im Town
SFEKD THANKSGIVING
VACATION WITH US
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that will aatlafjr your tatlt for
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State Para Prise Turkeys
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WHAT'S DOING.
TUESDAY.
Gamma Phi Beta mothers'
club, 1 o'clock luncheon, chap
ter house.
Delta Omicron alumnae asso
ciation, Mrs. E. L. Cline, 8 p. m.
WEDNESDAY.
Classes dismissed tor Thanks
giving vacation, 12 o'clock.
THURSDAY.
Nebraska-Kansas State game,
stadium, 2 o'clock.
SATURDAY.
Kappa Kappa Gamma alum
nae, 1 o'clock luncheon with
Mrs. Don Stewart.
MONDAY.
Classes resume at 8 o'clock.
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AG Yt FROSH COUXCIL
TO HEAR WARD CRAY
Campus Groups Schedule
Meeting Promptly at
7 O'clock.
Speaking on "Preparing Now
for a Happy Married Life Later,"
Ward Gray of the city Y. M. C. A.
will address men of ag campus at
a joint meeting of the frosh coun
cil and the ag Y this evening in
305 Ag hall.
Having studied at the Y. M.
C. A. college in Chicago and done
independent research work, Mr.
Gray is considered an authority on
the . subject of relationships be
tween men and women, according
to C. D. Hayes, general secretary
of the university Y.
The meeting is scheduled to be
gin promptly at 7 p. m.
KIRSCH WRITES ARTICLE.
F. Dwight Kirsch, chairman of
the department of fine arts at the
university, is the author of an
article, "Night Photography in
Natural Colors," which was pub
lished in the recent issue of the
American Annual of Photography.
Courtesy of Townseixls.
8lcck, sophisticated jiiu.1 subtly nattering is this formal
gown, with its tiny train, worn by Miss Lois Muilcn
bcrg, Alpha Xi Delta. Of metal shot lace, it fits snugly
. . . incidentally the bar jacket is an important new
nole. Flattering, too, is the upstanding collar that
forms a soft frame for the face. From Hold's Keady
toAVear Department.
SISTER REPORTS MAY
BE SUBMITTED TODAY
Little sister reports will be re
ceived by a member of the Big
Sister board, Tuesday, Nov. 27,
from 3 to 5:30 at Ellen Smith hall.
These general summaries covering
home life, school activities and
classes, scholarship and social
contacts will be handed in by Big
Sisters.
Salesmen for the Big and Little
Sister banquet are also urged to
turn in money received to the
board members as soon as possible.
Sponsored for the first time by
a New England college or univer
sity, the tenth annual congress of
the National Student Federation of
America will be held at Boston
university, Dec. 28. The organiza
tion was formed ten years ago.
Coiffures for the Ball Range From
Sophisticated to Wind-Blown Types
By Carnenne Felter.
" so I says to her says I
hair! hair! you can't tell me a
thing about smart halrdressps
imagine her trying to tell me that
sophisticated hairdrcsses have met
with a wave of approval with us
college gals!
But oh, say, did you notice that
little girl in our shorthand cla.ws
that had the cute Peter Pan coif
fure? It really was cute. She's
so small and childist-looking ,and
her hair was fixed in rinRlcts all
over her head. She'd look darn
cute with a wind-blown wave,
wouldn't she? you know, natural
looking waves and fly away curls.
These sophisticated coiffures will
certainly set off the new stream
line silhouettes, won't they? Boyee
just imagine a girl wearing one
of the new silhouetes and wearing
her hair with a side Indian part
and the sides in ringlets. Brilliant
clips fastening down the heavy
side of her hair would make her
a knockout!
A New Bowl Wave.
And oh, say 1 was talking to
one of the girl's down at the Corn
husker beauty parlor the other day
and she was telling me some of
the new coiffures to be worn at the
ball. One was the Bowl wave
terrible sounding, isn't it? but it
really is good. They begin waving
the hair in the back and wave it
in circles all over the head. These
new halo flowers are to be worn
with this hairdress. Oh, and bangs
are really going to be "the thing"
hair parted in the middle fuzzy
bangs and tiny row curls. Sparkl
ing combs would really set off that
hairdress wouldn't it? Yon know.
I kinda enjoy figuring out thesp
new hairdresses and just what
should be worn with them. 'Course
I got a lotta tips from the girls
at the stores, but anyway just
think how ritzy a girl would look
with her hair worn straight and
then a colored braid halo. Of
course, no ornaments but if she
didn't want to wear colored braids
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then she could wear plain braids
and use brilliant hairpins to fas
ten her braid in place.
Ledge Curls "Hot Stuff."
These cute ledge curls are really
"hot stuff" too. You can part your
hair on the side or else wear It
pompadour style and arrange your
ledge of curls accordingly. If you
really want to wear your hair plain
then Just have loose end curls and
use tiny nautical clips to fasten in
the short hairs around the ears.
Some tall girl would surely look
swell with a pompadour wave,
wouldn't she? And then use these
little star pins to keep the waves
in place. But for real sophistica
tion and for those girls that can
get away with it just slick your
hair back and no ornaments.
Say, I really can't decide just
what to wear In my hair the night
of the ball. They really have such
cute things. I could get some of
these star pins and look angelic
or wear the halo bands and look
very angel-lsh, but my formal is
kinda plain maybe the new nau
tical clips would look all right
then again I could wear a band of
metallic flowers. Of course, If none
of these looked right, I could re
sort to brilliant side clips or bobby
pins.
Some of the kids say they are
going to wear the new skull caps
in metal cloth but I don't know
I don't think I like them as well as
the banded turbans. But then I
guess it's all a matter of opinion.
Ho hum I guess I'll hafta go I
gotta get my hair fixed. I'm ex
perimenting on all these new hair
dresses to see which one I like the
best. Wish me luck 'nd g'byc!
KIWANIANS HEAR DEAN.
Dean J. E. LeRossignol of the
college of business administration
discussed "Unemployment Insur
ance" before the Lincoln Kiwanis
club last Friday evening.
CLASSICS STUDESTS
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
Raymond Meyer to Talk on
Roman Politics and
Elections.
The Classics club, an organiza
tion for Greek and Roman litera
ture students, will hold its monthly
meeting Tuesday. Nov. 27, at 7:30
in the Knotty Pine room at Ray
mond hall.
A program has been planned,
featured by a talk on Roman poli
tics and elections by Raymond D.
Meyer, student in the arts and sci
ence college. A reading by Adela
Tombrink, and a piano selection
by Violet Vaughn wil lalso be pre
sented. All members are urged to attend,
it was announced by the club.
Frank Lloyd Wright, famed
originator of the Wright school of
architecture, will take his Taliesin
school students to Chandler, Ariz.,
for three months this winter.
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