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A September wedding is be
Ing planned by Miss Corrine Claf-
lin, of Omaha, whose engagement
to William Potter, Chi Phi, of Lin
coin, was announced recently. The
marriage will take place Sept. 7 at
8:15 p. m. at Westminster church,
DeMaries Hilliard will be the maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids will
be Daesta Deeter. junior at the
university, and Marjorie Smith,
from Omaha university. Jack Pot
ter, brother of the groom, will be
the best man.
Mr. Potter has been attending
Omaha medical school, where he
is a Phi Rho. At present he is
interniner at the Nebraska state
hospital here, and will continue his
studies in Omaha in the fall. Miss
Caflin will be graduated from the
university m August.
New officers of the Delta
Upsilon alumni association are Joe
Iverson, president, and Gordon
Ayers, secretary-treasurer. The
election was held at a luncheon
meeting last week at the Univer
lity club.
Two Nebraska graduates, Miss
norothv Walker and Charles Har-
lamert were married May 10 at
tnio-nrp Mr. Hariameir was a
Theta Chi here.
Miss norothv Mahonev of
Palmyra and Donald Williams of
Lincoln were married last Wed
nesday in Palmyra. Both attended
the university, where Mrs. Wil
liams was a member of Theta Phi
Alpha and Mr. Williams was af
filiated with Sigma Phi Sigma.
Miss Mabel Walker is going to
Syracuse this weekend.
Miss Margaret Lovejoy will fin
ish her work at summer school this
weekend and will leave for her
home at Bo3eman, Mont., after a
Short tour in Nebraska.
Miss Evelyn Teeters spent last
weekend at her home in Tecumseh.
And last weekend Miss Ruth
Green was at her home in Fair
bury, and Miss Mary Gilmore
went to Ashland, where she lives.
Misses Caroline and Ruth Ber-
i kel of David City spent last week
end at their home, where tney at
tended a celebration for the dedi
cation of a new postoffice.
Miss Nellie Andrews was called
home last weekend to Auburn be
cause of illness in the family.
Miss Estelle Jacobsen of Minden
spent last' weekend at home, and
Miss Dorpthy Hetherington went
to her hAme in Beatrice.
Three summer school students
who spent last weekend at their
home in Crete yere the Misses
Sylvia Korbel, Irene Schultz and
Frances Bee.
Miss Viola Crouch went to Au
burn over the weekend and then
spent Sunday in Omaha.
Miss Dorothy McEvoy went to
her home in Missouri Valley last
weekend, and Miss Alene Selk
went to Plymouth, where she lives.
Two students who live in Omaha
went home for the last weekend.
They are Misses Dorothy Saxton
and Agnes Muenster.
Miss Helen Farley spent Satur
day and Sunday at her home in
Plattsmouth.
Miss Lucille Berger entertained
Miss Harriet Heumann at her
home in Omaha over the weekend.
Home for Saturday and Sunday
in Council Bluffs was Miss Helen
McCoy and Miss Heral Hedgcock
spen the weekend at her home in
Nora.
Miss Dorothy Taylor spen two
days last week at her home in Val
paraiso. An announcement party wa held
last weekend by Miss Helen Mar
vin of Greenwood, who announceed
her engagement to Lee Knolle of
York. Twelve attended the affair,
which was held in Greenwood.
Both are attending the summer
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session or ine university, miss
Marvin has attended the university
for two years, and Mr. Knolle is a
graduate of York college. No defi
nite date has as yet been set for
the wedding.
Miss Doris Evans will leave this
weekend for Seward.
Leaving for home after the six
weeks session are Misses Edna
Brock, Farnam, and Clara Rhode
hoist, Columbus.
Miss Frances Smith visited in
Council Bluffs last weekend. And
Miss Jane Hughes spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Jan
son. Miss Frances Smith. Ahleen Nel-
Ahleen Nelson will leave this week
end for their homes in Burwell.
Also going home is Miss Dorothy
Davis who lives in Crete.
Visitine out of town over the
week end are Miss Evena Lee, who
will go to Wahoo, and Miss Ruth
Reams, who will be in Seward.
Visiting relatives in Omaha last
Saturday and Sunday were Misses
Geraldine Hall and Iris Creps. Miss
Cecilia Kelly was in North Bend,
visiting her brother.
Miss Mildred Santon was at her
home in Palmer over the weekend.
Ten attended a picnic at Sew
ard last Sunday, when the group
took lunch and spent the afternoon
boat riding. Those who attended
were Misses Miriam H in man,
Dorothea Roberta, Magdalene Rob
erts, Vera Rigdon, Nora Helfrish,
Virginia Gleydstein, Evelyn Bopo
lensky, Jean Gley, Mary Hart and
Mrs. Peterson.
Miss Stella Linhart spent last
weekend at Wilber.
Going to their homes in Wau
neta this weekend are Miss Mere
dith Brown and Miss Ruth Sturte
vant. July 16, sixteen girls of Paige
Hall entertained at a theater party.
Those attending the affair were
the Misses Glena Wagner, Ann
Banton, Marlea and Marcella Elft
man, Vivian Warner, Mrytel An
derson, Esther Mattson, Lela and
Lucille Pursel, Eva Griffin, Irene
Fenstermacher, Helen Kapplam,
Lilian Gamesberger, Alice and
Martha Marrow and Dorothy Jac
obson. Visiting friends in Louisville
last weekend was Miss Louise Mc-
Closhey. And Miss Sally Ehlers
spent Saturday- and Sunday in
Dorchester with friends.
In Omaha last Friday night to
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mained there over the weekend.
Miss Harriet McCullough, from
Central City, went home over Sat
urday and Sunday last week.
Misses Lota and Edith Mussley
spent last weekend at their home
in Meadow Grove, and Miss Flor
ence Benthley was at her home in
Greenwood.
Prof, and Mrs. E. M. Lackey
will leave Saturday for a trip to
Seattle, Alaska, and San Diego
where they wMl view the exposi
tion. In Seattle they will visit Mr.
Lackey's sister and on Aug. 3 will
sail for Scagway, Alaska.
Steckelberg Gives Recital.
Carl Frederic Steckelberg, pro
fessor of violin, presented a radio
program Tuesday afternoon at
1:30. Mrs. Steckelberg accom
panied at the piano.
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Sixteen Pupils of Ethel
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Students studying violin this
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at 7:30 o'clock in Recital Hall of
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