THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1931.
THE DAILY NORASKAN
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CAMP&JSeOETTY
FORMAL SEASON WILL OPEN WITH
nn npproprinlc bang when 1 lie Military
Ball gets under way at the coliseum 1o
morrow evening. The rehearsal last night
showed just ft touch of the glamour that
the final grand march will present. From
the gossip about gowns and corsages this
event will prove to be colorful as we!! .is
spectacular. There's the music of Louis
l'anieo, a nationally famous orchestra, to
look forward to and as the grand climax
to the evening's entertainment the pre
sentation of the Honorary Colonel whoso
identity is arousing everyone's curiosity. Anyway you look at
it the Military Hall is one of the biggest of the big evenls on
the campus.
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PROMINENT Nebraskans have I England.
been invited to attend the ball cs
patrons to represent the state, the
city, and the university. Some of
those who have been invited are:
Governor and Mrs. Charles Eryan,
Chancellor and Mrs. E. A. Burnett,
the reg-ents of the university. Gen.
J. J. Pershing, Mayor and Mrs.
Fenton B. Fleming, Senator and
Mrs. Charles G. Warner, Dean and
Mrs. T. J. Thompson and Dean
Amanda Heppner.
ALUMNAE of Alpha Delta The
ta met yesterday at the home of
Miss Mary Cole. Assisting host
esses were Miss Jane Richardson
and Miss Grace Anderson.
RECENTLY pledged by Lamb
da Chi Alpha was Marion Rozmar
in of Leigh.
THETA SIGMA PHI is sponsor
ing the annual journalism dinner
which will be held at the city Y.
M. C. A. this evening at 6 o'rlock.
Awards for the best news and fea
ture stories appearing in the Daily
Xebraskan last year will be pre
sented and speeches will be made
bv Bruce Nicoll, Prof. Gayle C.
Walker, Burton Marvin. Violet
Cross. Alice Beekman, and Car
lisle Myers. The theme selected for
the banquet is the Prairie Schoon
er. Betty Segal is general chair
man of the committees making the
arrangements for the affair.
DELTA UPSILON wishes to an
nounce the recent pledging of Rob
ert Martz, Lincoln; John Haskell,
laurel: and Howard Nuernberger,
Wakefield.
THE MARRIAGE of Betty Han
lev of Detroit to Harold Easton
of Brooklyn was solemnized Nov. I
16 in St. Marv's Episcopal church
In Brooklyn, N. Y. The groom has
attended the university and is a
member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Mr. Easton is employed by the Fa
bian Theaters, inc., and the Auto
matic Vending corporation of
America. The couple plans to live
In Brooklyn after a trip to New
WILLIAM BATI E. graduate
student of zoology in the univer
sity from Hastings college, is in St.
Francis hospital in Grand Island
ill with appendicitis.
ACACIA auxiliary met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Grant for a
1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday. Host
esses were Mrs. Victor Toft, chair
man; Mrs. Lloyd Marti, and Mrs.
Luther Andrews.
ALUMNAE of Delta Gamma en
tertained the pledges at dinner
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. E. J. Faulkner. Dinner was
served buffet style and appoint
ments were in white. Mrs. Ruth
Raymond Gavin was chairman of j
the hostess committee, assisted by
Mrs. Pace Woods. Mrs. Arthur
Raymond, Mrs. A. C. Lau, and Miss
Lucille Reilly. The entertainment
committee was composed of Mrs.
Merle Rathburn. chairman, and
Misses Roama and Ruth Ridnour.
VESTETTA ROBERTSON, who
is a Tri Dclt alumna, was a visitor
in Lincoln recently.
ANNOUNCEMENT has been
madd of the approaching marriage
of Vivian Bennett of Kearney to
John Smidt of Lincoln. The wed
ding will take place at 4:30 o'clock
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Names May Be Submitted
Until Dec. 10; Eleven
Entries to Date.
Eleven men have entered the
university boxing tournament.
Coach Harold Ostran announced
Wednesday that the entry deadline
would be extended until Dec. 10, to
allow more to enter.
Ostran would like to have fly
weight, bantam weight, and feather
weight contestants. As yet no en
tries have been received in these
weights.
The winners will receive gold
medals and the runners-up silver
medals. Each bout will consist of
three, two minute rounds to a de
cision. The eleven entries are: Bob Men
ring, Harold Nootz, Glen Miller,
Robert Brown, Elmer Gaughan,
Dale Meyer, Don Taylor, David
Bernstein, Keith Hannah, Fred
Blumer, and Morris Zeiger.
SOCIAL DANCING.
Social Dancing will be held Fri
day evening in the Armory from
7 until 9 o'clock.
Columbia, S. C, the home ot the
University of South Carolina, has
constructed a stadium which seats
18,200 persons. It cost approxi
mately $83.C00.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of
its founding is being celebrated
this fall by West Texas State
Teachers' college.
-Movie Directory .
LINCOLN THEATRE CORP.
STUART ( Mat, 25ci Eve. 40c)
COLLEGE RHYTHM with
Joe Ponner, .link Onki,
I.iinny Ross, Helen Mack,
Mary Brian, Lvria Roberta
hikI Ooo-Goo. Mickey Mouso
cartoon.
LINCOLN (Mat. 15cs Nlte 25c)
ANNK OK GREEN GABLKS
Aime Shirley Tom Brown
llly Symphony Cartoon, Ruth
Kuing Musical.
COLONIAL (Mat. 10c; Nite 15c
IN OLD SANTA KE Ken
Mayiuird.
LIBERTY (Mat. 15c: Eve. 20c)
20 MILLION SWEETHEARTS
Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers.
SUN (Mat. 10c; Eve. 15c)
FRIENDS OF MR. SWEE
NEY Charlie Rucglos and
PARIS INTERLUDE.
WESTLAND THEATRE CORP.
VARSITY (25c Any Time)
THE CAPTIAN HATES THE
SEA. with Victor McLaplen.
.lo'in Gilbert and Alison Skip-worto.
KIVA (Mat. 10c; Nite 15c)
THE PHANTOM EXPRKS
with J. Karrell Mac-Donald.
EKE OUT 24-23
FROSH I!
Close Game Wednesday Ends
In Victory for Coach
Browne's Men.
The Nebraska Varsity basket
ball team pulled a close game out
of the fire against two combined
freshman teams 24 to 23 Wednes
day night. The game was dead
locked twelve even at half time
with a last minute goal by Henry
Whitaker tying the count to bring
the varsity up on even terms.
Freshman Coach George Sauer
started an entirely new lineup at
the start of the second half, and
this outfit took the lead immedi
ately on a basket by Scott. The
varsity was not slow in recovering,
however, and successive baskets by
Whitaker, Parsons, and Baker soon
YOUR DRUG STORE
H:ne you had one of our new crea
ions. 'The Fruit Speed Whip."
After the party "The Owl Phar
macy." The OWL PHARMACY
148 No. 14th
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put the Browne team ahead.
The varsity was protecting a
three-point lead for the last few
minutes but a long archer by Bob
Parsons put the freshmen within
one point as the whistle blew end
ing the game.
Whitaker with five goals and a
free throw and Bud Parsons were
bright spots in the varsity lineup.
George Scott and Leffel were high
scorers for the freshmen with
seven and six points, respectively.
(R tt 1
Maker, t - 0 2
Whitaker. t J
Widman, c . ... I '
Hud Parsons, g 1 if 1
Hale, c-f 1 O 1
Snrcnson, c 0 " 0
Wahlqultit, g-c 0 1
Totals 10 4 5
Frenhnien.
tK ft f
Carmen, I u 1 0
O. Scott, f 3 1 1
KhaiiKh, c ... 1 0 0
R Parsons, g 2 0 1
Leffel, g 3 0 1
Morgan, f 0 U 0
C. Scott, f 1 0
Bradley, c 0 0 1
Amen. R 0 0 0
Richards, g 0 1 0
Totals ? 10 3 4
Referee: Kenneth Lunney.
The Concordia college (Moor
head, Minn.) student band will
make a summer tour to Norway
in 1935 under the auspices of the
Normandsforbundet, an interna
tional league of Norsemen.
DE.iDLUSE FOR CAGE
ESTRIESJZX TENDED
Deadline tor the entering of
barb club basketball teams has
been extended to Thursday, Dee. ti,
the intramural office announced
Wednesday, due to the lact that to
date only eleven teams have
signed up. Intramural Athletic Di
rector Harold Petz felt that as sev
eral inquiries had been made, the
remaining barb clubs would sign
up Immediately. He urged that
they do so, so that practice, sched
uled to start early next week,
would not be held up.
For the Military
Ball-
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WHAT'S DOING
Thursday.
Delta Zeta,, mother's club. 1
o'clock luncheon, chapter house.
Journalism banquet, sponsor
ed by Theta Sigma Phi, Y. M.
C. A.
Annual Home Economics So
ciety dinner.
Friday.
Military ball, coliseum, 9 p. m.
Phi Omega Pi, mothers' club.
1 o'clock covered dish luncheon,
chapter house.
Sigma Chi mothers' club, 1
s'clock luncheon and Christmas
party, with Mrs. C. E. Spanglcr.
Saturday.
Dean Amanda Heppner, tea,
for Mortar Board active and
alumnae members, 3 to 5 p. m.
Mu Phi Epsilon, 1 o'clock
luncheon, Mrs. B. B. Gribble.
Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae, 1
o'clock luncheon with Miss
Maude Rosseau.
Sigma Alpha Mu, formal,
jCrnhusker.
Alpha Xi Delta, alumnae
luncheon, 1 o'clock, at the chap
ter house.
Sigma Nu, annual pig dinner
and dance, Lincoln hotel.
Pi Beta Phi, alumnae, 12:30
o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Stan
ley Zemer.
Varsity Dairy Club Mixer,
Student Activities Building, Ag
Campus, 8:30 p. m.
the afternoon of Dec. 22. The
groom has been a student in the
university.
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What more completely finishes a Co-ed's Formal Attire
than a beautiful Corsage ot Fresh Flowers. No other
personal adornment can so express individuality and
add so much to hei grac-e and charm.
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HolK-wood's mad about th sherT hA-
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thcra. too specially in tbe new drk col
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Now, take the way
Granger is cut
jo detective work is needed iu locating the dealer
who bells what jou want. Just look in the "Where
to Buy It" section of your telephone hook!
There, local dealers arc lifted hcncalh the trade
marks of many advertised products such as Philco,
Greyhound Lines, Willard Batteries, Buick and
Goodyear. Besides helping you find the brand you
'want, this service helps manufacturers check sub
stitution, helps dealers
increase sales.
"Where to Buy It" is
just one of many services
pioncr ed by Bell System
men to increase the value
of telephone service.
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INSTEAD of cutting Granger fine
they cut it like they used to
whittle tobacco off a plug in big
flakes. Sort of gets back to the old
principle the slower tobacco burns
the cooler and sweeter it smokes.
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common 'sense
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