SUNDAY, MARCH X 1W.
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INNOVATIONS FOR THE '35 JUNIOR-
1 Senior prom arc appearing in grout'
iiiiinbors around the campus. Tlio latest,
at leant runior lias it so, is that tlio )roin
committee will assemble at a little gath
ering, no date dinner is tlio technieul
term, we believe, hefore the hig event.
Strange as it may seem, the arhitcrs ol'
the biggest party of the year will go to
dinner with one of their own membership,
and then appear at the prom with the real
date of the evening. On the surface it
looks very innocent ami "motiveless,"
but we're Milling to bet that it's just a subtle method of having
two dates for one event, and making it look quite conventional.
ANOTHER GROUP of Kappas
and their dates were entertained at
the home of Margaret Straub.
Guests included Marjorie Souders,
Don Shurtleff, Elizabeth Kelly,
Johnny Jenkins, Virginia Selleck,
Chuck Flansburg, Tyler O'Connor,
Eddie Cannon, and Hank Kosman.
Sweet peas and tapers in pastel
shades decorated the dinner table.
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THE A. T. O.'S set quite a pre
cedent when they announced the
engagement of Bill Garlow and
Jean Davies, so good, in fact, that
at the Alpha Slg dinner dance Fri
day night, a rather latent an
nouncement of Bailey-Livingston
pin hanging made its appearance.
Besides that little bit, that cer
tainly added to the great success
of the formal, dates of Alpha Sigs
were presented with corsages of
red roses, and dancing to the music
of Eddie Jungblulh was featured
between coureses.
DINING AT the University club
last night before the Kappa for
mal, were Kappas and S. A.
E.'s. Kay Davis, Bill Stenten.,
Jeanio Hu.se, Duve Powell, Helene
Wood, and Jerry Hunt.
AND AT THE Lincoln, Jean
Rowe, Lindly Ryan, Mary Heaton,
Jim Howell, Helen Jane Johnson,
Ray Riggs, Ruth Mallory, Lynn
Martin, Druscilla Davidson, Bill
Marsh, Margaret Blaufuss, and
Dick Mordaunt gathered to cele
brate the same event at dinner.
GAMMA PHI Beta announces
the pledging of Martha Johnson of
Rawlins, Wyoming, and Wilhe-
mina JScison or snenuan, Wyo
ming.
HONORING NEBRASKA chap
ter of Sigma Nu, Malcolm C, Sew
ell. general secretary of the frater
nity, has visited at the chapter
house this week end. He has come
thru Lincoln from Indianapolis,
Ind., on a trip of inspection of
various chapters.
WHAT'S DOING.
Sunday.
Pi Kappa Alpha Founder
banquet at the chapter house
Big Sitter board tea with
Elizabeth Moomaw and Rowena
Swenson, honoring Big Sister
and Little Sisters of the board.
A JAPANESE TEA was held
Friday at the home of Mips Mary
Cole, honoring the alumnae of Al
pha Delta Theta who have gradu
ated recently from the University
of Nebraska. Japanese dolls cen
tered the table and the guests
were all in Japanese costume. Six
guests attended the affair.
HONORING Valoiita Callen and
Don Larimer, Dorothy Halcomb,
Kathryn Dean, Betti Zabrlnskle,
Marjorie Baty and Mrs. Edgar
Cole will be hostesses to a party nt
the Cornhusker, Monday night.
About twenty-six guests will be
present and Miss Callen and Mr.
Larimer wlil receive gifts.
WE'RE WONDERING whether
GASOLINE
U. S. Motors Regular
12-9 IS-9
HOLM'S 14th at w
the mascot of the Delta Gamma
freshmen, DecGee, a black and
white fox terrier, has been found.
For the benefit of those who have
not heard about the great trag
edy, DeeGee wandered away one
day, and has not been see, at least
to our knowledge, since. The loss
is felt strongly, and contributions
in the shape of new terriers, or
the same one, would probably be
appreciated.
GAMMA PHI'S In town during
this last Friday and Saturday
were Wllla Norris, and Mrs. Ken
neth Kent, formerly Helen Scholtz.
IN TOWN for the week end was
Betty Thomas, Alpha Phi alum
from Washburn, Kansas, and visit
ing the Alpha Xi Delta house
Thursday was Elizabeth Horrlgan,
alumna of the sorority.
ruy Aim
ay name
Always AH
I x asK tor
JACK MOHR TO HEAD
FOOTBALL MANAGERS
Coaches Choose Men for
Senior and Junior
Pout Friday.
Jack Mohr was selected to head
the student football managers for
the 1935 season at a special meet
ing of coaches and applicants Fri
day noon. Mohr is a senior from
Holdrege.
At the same time, Don Wlemer,
Omaha: George Bastlan, Grand Is
land, and Bob Houston, Omaha,
were chosen Junior managers. This
squad of four men will begin their
duties Immediately with the spring
football team.
Mohr issued a call for all frosh
who wish to try out for sophomore
manager to meet with him at 3
p m Monday in the East stadium.
After a brief description of
Queen Elizabeth, a coed wrote:
"And besides, she had a long
neck and was virtuous, and this
was the reason they named Vir
ginia after her."
SIHJHKTS 91
We offer a Rough Dry Service
Equal to your postage home
3 Shirts (professionally ironed)
5 Handkfs (ironed)
2 Shorts (ready to wear)
2 Undershirts (ready to wear)
5 Pair Sox (ready to wear)
1 Pajama
Costs About 84c
1124 L
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CARDS
50 Cards
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Members of Lincoln Musicians
Aftn.
Put Aih, J148 J St B24BS
Blntidy Baughan, lHSII Jef
ferson B63HM K48S4
lo J. Heck, 202S S. 28th.I'22liH
Kirne llulln, 027 8. 13th. . .L72K7
Dr. H. :. Conk, 12 I Fed
eral Truitt Blds..BlS77 F512H
Ted Cooper, Marigold Ball
Room B42KX
l.yln IMIon, 1085 So. 17.tMl
Gaylnrd Feliner, 310 bo.
28th B286I
Dnva Haan, 833 Charleston
St B2008
Kverett Hull. 124 N. S0lh.B2H84
Fd. Jungblulh, 180 So. 28.R71
Julian O. Luillam. 188S Q.F6877
Mel Penter, 821 No. 3IMh..L8919
Homer Rowland, Care Ma
Ken's B87M F2J06
Ed bheffert, 2722 Everett
F782 BflOfla
Ted Tompklnn, 1027 8. S1.F447H
Karl Hill, 2125 N nt B6421
Lawrence Sites, 1121 Que
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MEN
WHITES
ARE HERE
They are
"Frie'ndlys"
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Genuine White Buck. A
fine brogue with custom
detailing. Also, shown in
the new Washette Calf,
Wing Tip, streamline pat
tern and many other
styles from which to
choose. We ordered these
early for that first spring
party.
$4.00, $5.00
and $6.00
Bucks Booterie
138 So. 13th
DO RIGHT BY YOUR
CUTE LITTLE NELL
Mote That Spring Is Here. We Suggest Yon
Take Her to Dinner
AT
The CENTRAL CAF
1325 P St.
This Sunday Evening
Prices Suited to the Student's Pocketbook
Meals from 25c to $1.25
We Want and Appreciate Your Patronage
Carl von Brandenfels, Mgr.
The University of ebraxku brine to I he
campus the World's Greatest Musieul
Organization on Tour.
Chicago Grand Opera
This famous organization will present excerpts from
three great operas "Tannhauser", "La Tosca" and
Faust" in addition to "Gold Standard" by the corps
de ballet.
Greatest of Artists
The All-Star cast includes the famous Mme. Maria
Jeritza, Edith Mason, Coe Glade, Giuseppi Benton
elli. Carlo Morelli, Myron Duncan and many others.
The Chicago orchestra also will be heard.
Spectacle of Beauty
Costumes, stage settings and spectacular lighting
effects v.-ill enable the large staff of stage experts
to preseut opera Just as it is done in Chicago.
Coliseum, Tuesday, March 12
Reserved seats are now selling at $3 and $2.
SPECIAL TO STUDENTS
Art advance sale vf II general admission tickets wilt te
mads students and faculty members. These tickets may
be purchased at the Student Activities office in ths
coliseum Tuesday morning.
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