WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1936.
THE DAILY NEMtASKAN
Foun
"NEBLQAS.KA CAMPUS n
ScDCDAtL W0iDKiL
SEEN ON
THE CAMPUS.
June Harbour enjoying an aildi
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limiui vin cuin '"iu rj
Marian Holland looking very col-
log late in one of mono now carrei
sweaters. ..Hetty Uiu nml How
ard Lineh together a lot these
days. . .Whitey Reed and .lean
Kent enjoying their usual caking
hour. . .everyone having a hard
time getting to their 8 o'clocks...
Hetty Wldencr and Mary Kisler
entering into a weighty discussion
ot men and things. . .lbby Hroady
exhibiting a new Sigma Nu sweet
heart pin.... Jim Klmore and
George Place taking in all the
ihows in town... Kd Sleeves de
lighting in searing innocent pe
destrians. . .Bobbie Smith with a
new man in tow... Mary Tooey
wondering why she couldn't find
Dundee street while in Omaha...
lots of Alpha Phi's just returning
from vacation in Cambridge. . .Chi
Phi's doing a little landscaping
around ye olde fraternite house. . .
much speculation as to why
Krenchie is not wearing her Phi
Dolt pin... Mary Lou Motz wish
ing that someone would pronounce
her name correctly for a change. .
Mary Priscilla Stewart "activity
ing"' busily- even on the day after
vacation. !.Kdna Claire Maxwell
singing songn about daffodils and
love... Stan Blackburn looking for
Betty Chcrny. . .Dave Bernstein
remarking to the world in general
how much good he gets out of va
cations. . .and people still coming
back to school more or less
wearily.
2ETA Tan Alpha Mothers' club
will meet Wednesday evening at
the chapter house. About fifteen
will be present and a social hour
will follow the regular business
meeting.
RECENTLY announced is the I
marriage of Emma Jane Spadt lo
Herb Gardner which took place
April 2. Both Mr. Garner and his
bride have attended the univer
sity where Mrs. Gardner was a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority, and Mr. Gardner a mem
ber of Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
KAPPA Delta Mothers' club
will meet Thursday afternoon for
a dessert luncheon at the chapter
house. Hostesses will be Mrs. C.
H. Marling and Mrs. Fred Iver
son. Election of officers will fol
low the business meeting.
ANNOUNCEMENT is made re
cently of the marriage of Miss
Jean' Arnold of St. Joe. Mo., to
Dale Taylor which took place Sun
day in St. Joe. Miss Arnold's only
attendant was Siddy Smith, while
Verge Yclkin served as best man.
Both Mr. Taylor and his bride arc
graduates of the university, Mrs.
Taylor being a member of Delta
Gamma sorority.
OF interest in university circles
is the announcement of the mar
riage of Miss Dorothy Howard of
Washington. D. C to Rufus Pa ret
of New York City which took
place Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Af,ee. Mrs. Pa ret
is a graduate of the university and
a member of Alpha Thi sorority.
KAPPA Sigma alliance met
Tuesday for luncheon at the home
of Mrs. C. R. Fulton. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Harold Hinds,
Mrs. F. W. Scott, Mrs. F. L.
Hammer and Mrs. E. A. MtKenna.
if
AT Cambridge Sunday, Evalyn
Perry of Cambridge, formerly of
Iincoln, was united in marriage to
D u a n e Kenneth Peterson of
Wausa. The bride attended Wal
dorf junior college, Forrest City,
la., and the university, where she
is a member of Gamma Phi Beta
sorority. Mr. Peterson is a gradu
ate of the university and a mem
ber of Acacia fraternity .
RECENTLY announced is the
engagement and approaching mar
riage of Dorothy Foster of Union
to J. Dan Houston of Nebraska
City. Miss Foster is a graduate of
Stephens college and Mr. Houston
is a former university student and
a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity,
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MOTHER'S club of Alpha Sig
ma Phi met Tuesday afternoon for
regular business meeting at the
chapter house. Mrs. G. H. Murphy
was hostess for the affair.
ALUMNAE of Mortar Board
will meet Thursday evening at the
Y. W. C. A. Mrs. A. E. Sheldon will
speak on "Neighboring: with Ne
braska Birds." Hostesses will be
Mrs. Dwipht McVicker, Mrs. Vernu
Boylcs, Miss Margaret Cheuvront,
Miss Florence EutJer. Miss F.liza
Gamble and Mrs. Walter Ernst.
WIIATS DOING
Wednesday.
Zeta Tau Alpha Mother's
club, chapter house, 8 o'clock.
Thursday.
Mortar Board alumnae, Y.
W. C. A., 8 o'clock.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Moth
er't club, 1 o'clock luncheon,
Mrs. E. C. Hardy.
Kappa Delta Mother's club, 1
o'clock luncheon, chapter house.
Friday.
Lambda Chi Alpha auxiliary,
1 o'clock luncheon, Mrs. C. Ab
bott. Saturday.
Delta Zeta house party.
MOTHERS' club of Delta Delta
Delta was entertained at luncheon
Monday at the home of Mrs. V. B.
Goudy' of Omaha. Mrs. Arthur
Moran, also of Omaha, was the
assisting hostess for the afternoon.
Smooth Cars
Grace Campus.
With spring and its accompany
ing sidelights upon us, campus
hoofer's hearts began to yearn for
a smooth convertible, father's good
old bus or even a motorcycle with
which to charm the one and only.
Betty Mayne's brand new yellow
roadster, a product of her spring
vacation trip home is running
George Enger's yellow convertible
a good race for the title of best
looking car. And for those who
are content with "smaller fry" we
recommend George Scott's car,
known as "Lloyd'' or that black
shiny sedan of Bob Funk's. Chi
Phi's latest creation which out
screams Al Clark's cream and
green job is attractively painted
orchid and as if this were not
enough alone has a delicate scarlet
trim. And if the gal friend likes
fresh air and scenery, do your best
to borrow the scarlet and cream
motorcycle which Hank Amen has
been sporting, these many months.
the campus, the purchase and
planting of a good-sized tree
would be most beneficial. Within
a few years, the city campus,
particularly the new part, could
be made as beautiful and invit
ing as the older wooded see! ions.
If such a tree were planted near
Bessey hall, he quaranted to see
to its watering.
One faculty member was
afraid the students might decide
on "nut" trees. Even weeping
willows might be appropriate
around some offices, but to Dr.
Whitney, any nice tree would be
desirable.
TRIO OF NEBRASKANS
RECEIVEFELLOWSHIPS
Butterbaugh, McGrew, Joyce
To Attend Illinois
Graduate School.
Three university graduates and
students have been awarded fel
lowships in the graduate school of
the University of Illinois, accord
ing to the Illinois registrar's of
fice. The three are Darrel J. Butter
baugh. who received his B. S. in
1935: Robert M. Joyce, M S.,
1936; and Frank C. McGrew, M. S.
1934. The Illinois graduate school
is one of the strongest organiza
tions in the country for study be
yond the regular college course.
bership on the Nebraska State Bar
association's committee on co-operation
with the American Law In
stitute. Other members of the com
mittee are Judge George A. Eberly
of the supreme court; Judge K. B.
Chapped of the county district
court; Lyle Jackson of Neligh; H.
F. Gillespie of Omaha and Daniel
Stubbs of Lincoln.
OLD APPOINTED TO
STATE COMMITTEE
Dr. W Iiilncy Sas Ivy
Does Not Crow Well
On Nebraska Campus
Dr. D. D. W nitnev. chairman
of the zoology depai imerit of the
university, has come to the con
clusion that it is silly and a
waste of time to plant ivy each
spring on the campus as a part
of traditional Ivy day festivities.
Says Doctor Whitney, "Ivy
doesn't grow so well here, anil
besides, the campus is in much
greater need of fine big trees
than it is of ivy."
The University zoologist
recommends that if the classes
want to do something worth
while and desire to leave some
kind of a permanent memorial on
Prof. Lawrence Void of the law
college has been appointed to mem-
GEOLOGY STUDENTS LEAVE
ON FIELD TRIP TO OZARKS
Group of Thirteen Is Under
Direction of Chairman of
Department.
Thirteen university students of
the geology department left this
week for a 10 day field trip thru
the Ozark mountains. The group
is under the direction of Prof. K.
F. Schramm, department chair
man. Those making the trip are La
mere Dworak of Comstock, Jay
Jorgensen of Omaha, Kenneth
Reid of Pilger, Keith Yennc of
Fort Morgan, Colo., Russell Burns
of Elwood, Gordon Graham of
Scottsbluff. Jack Graham of York,
and Robert Holland, Robert Law
rence. Robert Teten, Lynn Trom
bla, John Maher. and Hugo Aspeg
ren, all of Lincoln.
ASSIGNMENT COMMITTEE
RULES ONJEGISTRATION
Students May Not Send in
Substitute Class
Schedules.
At a special meeting of the as
signment committee of the univer
sity it was decided thai hereafter
students will not be allowed to
send in substitute registration. In
stead, those who desire to re-register,
will he forced to do it the
following week and pay the late
registration fee, unless they show
a written excuse from the dean of
their college.
At the January registration
week, fifty-four students submit
ted substitute registrations which
unnecessarily added to the difficul
ties, said Dr. A. R. Congdon, in
charge.
PROF. BULLOCK EXPLAINS
JOB BUREAUTO A,K. PSIS
Commerce Fraternity Hears
Placement" Service's
Activities.
Prof. T. T. Bullock will address
members of Alpha Kappa Psi, pro
fessional commerce fraternity, at
a regular meeting Wednesday eve
ning at the Beta Theta Pi house.
The topic of Professor Bullock's
talk, according to President Nor
man Shaw, will be on the place
ment bureau of the Bizad college
and its activities.
Plans for a trip to Omaha to
visit several of the larger business
firms there will also be made.
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