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SKKN ON
THK CAMPUS
Inez Heaney, A, O. T. the re
cipient of a check from home, buy
ing milkeshakea for five friends
. . .Interpretive dancing class away-
Inff to "Violets" and the Beta lov
ing cup song... Rob ParsonR
searching for a Dally Nebraskan
...Darrell C hadderton arm in arm
with Marvlu Williams, Trl Dolt...
Bill Sackett, D. U. sinking "A Fine
Romance" In a loud voice to Sue
Heshecker, who was walking about
a half a block In front of him...
a stove pipe hat being- kicked
about the Rag office, Henry Rem
ington protesting all the whilp
that it must be In good condition
for the Kosmet Klub show... Bill
Marsh explaining confidential to
Miss McPhee that as a little boy i
he was buried under an avalanchj
of dirt one time when a cave crum-
bled... a couple of die-hards play-,
ing tennis In the wind on the ten- i
nls courts bv Bessie Hall. .. Mary i
Frances Wilson confessing she re
ceived a letter from a Texas boy
who saw her picture in the Aw
gwan. . .sponsors for the Military!
Ball undergoing walking lessons
in preparation for the grand
march... the dav of reckoning ar
riving for those girls who promised !
to sell Kosmet Klub tickets for j
more than one fraternity hopeful, i
SEEN ON
AG CAMPUS
By Deloris Bort.
Howard Reynolds quoting Web
ster In chemistry class... a saucy
"off the face" rust hat on the hack
of Ruth Bander's head. . .Trying
to discover the writer of this
column is Jeff Broady, who stated
that he will pay him off to keep
the name "Jeff Broadv" out of it
...Harold Schulte singing a solo
for chorus students. .. Neva Web
ster wearing brown buck mocca
sins with white interlacing. and
heels. . .Sally White rushing to
school with a coat hanger on the
back of her coat... A student for
getting to take his rubber apron
off after lab. ..Favors, place cards
and decorations being made for
the Ellen H. Richard's dinner Tues
day. . .The result of betting on the
Nebraska-Pittsburgh game- Earl
Heady must bake a chocolate cake
for Marian Hoppert and Grace j
iPitcaithley had to send Frank
Shipman a dozen roses... Frank
wore six of them at the A. G. R. !
I house party. . .People speculating i
three selected to judge down at
Kansas City...Wes Lipp prefer
ring a nlain etc noe as his stimu-
! lont Thonfl T"1o,mo tha r-Mtl
possessor of a 1937 cream trimmed j
with scarlet Chevrolet. .. Agnese
Novacek happy that the attend-
ance for Ellen H. Richard a din
I ner is to be larger than ever...
Sign reading that Mel Pester is
to play for Alpha Zeta mixer Fri
day... One gal informing all who
were interested about the simplest
way of getting into bed without
waking the mater and pater... All!
wishing there would be more !
eleven o'clock rallies.
i Chi ()"s Have Open
i House Saturday
Chi Omega's will do double en-
1 tpi'tflininc Ihis week end when
jthey play hostess Saturday after j
'the game with an open house
idance and again Sunday evening 1
: at a outlet supper. About 4U rou-
i pies are expected to attend. Chap-.
lerone? will be Mr. and Mrs. Karl j
Arndt and Mrs. Carol tawcett.
Kappa Sips Deeorate
for Barn Dance Tonight
Kappa Sig pledges are busy to
day transforming the downstairs
rooms of the house into semblance
of a barn for the old fashioned
barn dance they are giving to
honor the active chapter tonight.
In addition to several surprise
features, the living room will he
'alii, a" n !th hom.-n n.l
the orchestra will play for a
i square dance. Appropriate cos
tumes will be donned hy Kappa
Sig farmers and their dates. Dean
and Mrs. W. C. Harper and Mrs.
Palmer Smith will chaperon the
party.
VP.
A.T.Os and Innocents
Hear IVrw Nebraska Soup
Wednesday night Alpha Tau
Omega entertained alumnus Wil
bur Chenoweth and members of
the Innocents society at dinner at
the chapter house. Mr. Cheno
weth played "Hail Varsity" the
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THIS WEEK
Friday.
Lambda Chi Alpha auxili
ary luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Charles Fowler, 1
o'clock.
Kappa Sigma party at tha
chapter house, 9 o'clock.
Theta Chi party at the chap
ter house, 9 o'clock.
Alpha Zeta mixer at the Stu
dent Activities building, 8:30.
Delta Upsilon party at the
chapter house, 8 o'clock.
Phi Kappa Psl party at the
chapter house, 9 o'clock.
Barb hour dance, Grant Me
morial hall, 7:30 to 9 o'clock.
Saturday.
Chi Phi dinner at the Lin
coln hotel, 7 o'clock.
Delta Tau Delta party at
the chapter house, 9 o'clock.
Beta Thcta Pi party at the
chapter house, 9 o'clock,
Ag college Boarding club
fall party, Lincoln hotel, S
o'clock.
Chi Omega open house after
the game.
PI Beta Phi party at the
chapter house, 9 o'clock.
Beta Sigma Psl party at the
Cornhusker hotel, 9 o'clock.
Sigma Delta Tau party at
the Chapter nouse, 9 o'clock.
Sunday.
..Chi Omega buffet supper at
the chapter house, 7 o'clock.
Phi Delta Theta buffet sup
per at the chapter house, 7
o'clock.
ONLY 1 9 DAYS
LeFt to take
Pictures for the
(VinftusM
new Nebraska song which he has
composed and which will be pre
semen 10 tne pimiic Saturday
mormng by the Mens (,iee clun
i'ie ivosmei n.iuo run nevue.
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p,; psjg Orscrihc
Party Plans as Weird
Indefinite Information on the
Phi Psi houseparty tonight in
cludes the use of colored lights to
create a "weird" impression.
Pledge class president, Lewis Ball
is in charge of the arrangements
and in the midst of arranging, al
lowed himself to he quoted as
saying "We have nothing to say
except that the party will be
good." Chaperons are Major and
Mrs. W. R. Philp and Mrs. Gladys
Gather.
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Announces Pledge
Georgiana Aultz of Cortland is
a new pledge of Gamma Phi Beta.
I (.'hi Phi to Celebrate
Forty - seeond Anniversary
Saturday evening the active
chapter of Chi Phi will entertain
the alumni at their forty-second
anniversary dinner at the Lincoln
hotel. After the dinner the chnp-
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ter will hold an open hoiiHp parly
at the chapter house. Chaperons
for the parly will be Mrs. M. B.
Pnnli'ls it ml lr. and Mrs. R. J.
Pool.
TIii-Ih Chi lo Kiilci lain
til Tliankxfivin Parly
With decorations In keeping
with the Thanksgiving theme,
Thcta Chi will entertain at. a party
nt the chapter house , tonight,
honoring the pledge class (.'Ivnp
erons will he Prof, and Mrs. Karl
W. Arndt, H. Hnrltness and
Mrs. Anna Kniipp. The party is
closed.
fi Collide lloanlinp:
Club Hoy to Give Party
Saturday evening members of
the Ag College Roanllng club will
entertain at a fall party at the
Lincoln hotel. About sixty couples
are expected to attend and the
chaperons for the pnrty are Mr.
and Mrs. U K Crowe ami Mr.
F. H. Gooding.
Door Arc Open at
I Pi Phi Hoiiho Saturday
J Pi rill's Invite one and nil to
l cut capers at their Thanksgiving
party at the chapter house Kat-
iirda'y night. Cornstalks, turkeys
and other vacation suggesting
: decorations will he used. Chapc-
I rons for the party will be Mr.
and Mrs. K.rnle Walt and Mrs.
Pctermlchael.
Sifrtna Kappa Plrdges to
CJivi Swiiifi Party
Student steppers are invited to
Swing Inn (Sigma Kappa house)
for a swing party to be given by
i the pledge class for the active?
chapter. Saturday night. Mr. and
Mrs. John Neshit and Mr. and Mrs.
h. B. Schmidt will rhaperon the
swing parly.
Beta Sifn to Give
Fall Party Saturday
Annual fall party of Beta Sigma
Psl will be held at the Cornhusker
hotel, Saturday night. Chaperons
for the party will be Prof, and
Mrs. H. W. Stoke and Prof, and
Mrs. Lane W. Lancaster.
KOSMET SHOW PREVUES
(Continued from Page l.l
to Nebraska Sweetheart can
didates, we believe, In the way
that the KFOR broadcast came
about. After a Kosmet Klub
member had spent two days
chasing program director Lyle
De Moss all over the country
towns where he picks up "man
in the street" broadcasts to ar
range their annual radio pre
vue and had almost given up,
he got a telephone call from
Announcer Jack Hanson, who
had seen the Sweethearts' pic
tures in the downtown papers.
"Could we possibly arrange a
radio interview with those
girls?" he queried. "Such beau
ty is also gracious," he was told.
Possibly you can tell by their
voice inflections over the air
which one feels like the Queen
of the May.
Another song -no best seller,
but plenty cute that deserves
mention here is the ditty "Under
the Clock at Sosh," which will be
featured in the Theta skit. Think
Fl Farrell had something to do
with writing It.
Much discussion was created
when the final skit selections were
announced without either of last
year's winners included. The
sorority, Alpha Phi. was rumored
to have become discouraged on
seeing the smooth Alpha O act.
The fraternity, Chi Phi, entered,
but was eliminated hecause of in
sufficient preparation. But they
practiced over the week end. got
the judges out for reconsiderat
ion, and now, woe unto you, they
will go on the stage. Not that the
act is a lemon on the contrary.
Prepare for
the . . .
Military Ball
We have a complete
stock of the new mid
night blue TUXEDO
SUIT made by Brad
ford. .1 Mlvqular $22.50
Suit at
$750
A sie to fit everybody,
regardless if you are reg
ular, short, or long.
Tuxedo Shirts
Hats
Tailored Top Wraps Displace Lonj,
Flowing Capes Say Fashion Sages;
Humble Parisian Tweed Is in Vogue
When you start out to a party
this winter, be sure you sweep out
the door in one of the stately eve
ning wraps rarl.slan designers
have created. '(Jone arc the long,
flowing capes of last winter and
In are the very tailored wraps
which emphasize the luxury of
your glittering formnl.
The newest thing from Paris, Is
tha tweed evening coat. This
liumblo material now appears for
the most glamorous occasions and
Is fashioned into a simple coat of
princess lines. Wear the coat
light at the neck when you choose
to move through the streets but
when you are Inside, unbutton it
and show the bright colored head
ed reverse. Bright colored velvet
Is used to face the Inpels If you
find beads not to your liking.
If you are not such a radical In
But If you don't have a first class
case of Jitters after you see their
coffin scene, accompanied hy a
wood wind trio playing "Gloomy
Sunday", then you're a spook
show addict. It will take more
than two Beta puns to remove the
glacier from the audience.
For plain, downright pre
sentation of a song, don't miss
Janet Caldwell's number In the
PI Phi set. First time we heard
it, we lost our breath gasping,
and on regaining It, lost it all
laughing. Helen Morgan doesn't
stand a chance.
Lust two years. Kosmet Klub
shows fairly overflowed Willi lap
danceis. This year, we've dis
covered only one, and he's good
enough for anyone's musical re
vue. Tne boy Is Irving Kuklin,
Zeta I?ela Tau, and the name
sounds familiarly like the fresh
man boy who was tenching Card
well, Krancis, MaiPonnld and
Shirey how to hot font it last
year.
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But if we're going to pick out
any academy .".wards for personal
performance, we can't overlook
V'lora Alhin. Last year, she hit
Ihe newsprint often as a star in I
whatever Northwestern calls their I
University Players. This year,
she's a rootin' toot in' "Bowery,
Nell" In the Tri-Delt skit, and'
when I suy she swings II, I really
mean she swings it. t
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Our personal nominations for j
something to look for in the
New Deal
Barber Shop
HAIRCUT
35C
1306 0 Street
Jfat ILDA1IILY MffiDBMASEM
trill sponsor a gala
STYLE KEWE
your fashion beliefs, choose for
your Important evenings an eve
ning coat of velvet, or of a new,
heavy grosgraln. Hlerves aro big
at the shoulders (to fit over the
new sleeved formula you know)
and waists are f II ted and flow into
full, graceful skirls. Wraps no
longer are left to fly open In the
wind but are buttoned tight all the
way up.
And the lust for lame does not
stop when we eomo to evening
wraps. You will possess tho mys
tery of the orient If you choose a
lame wrap cut like one of the
royal robes of a shah of Persia.
Or If you prefer a quaint look,
wear a coat of brocaded velvet
with a tight-fitting bodice and a
flaring skirt. It will make you
look like a page from the past
and is breath-taking In its loveliness.
revue tomorrow: Sig Ep's ren
dition of "The Martin's and the
Coys" . . , The pony chorut In
the AOPI act . . . Kappa punt,
which may surpass the usual
stock of Beta puns this year . . .
By the way, isn't Duke Nolte
out of school now? . , , The bald
headed row during the PI Phi
skit . . . Raymond Hall's two
piano artists , , . Rope spinning
tricks from the "Ag college cow
boys" . , , And the Identity of
Prince Kosmet.
GERMAN DRAMIST
PRESENTS PROGRAM
IN NATIVE LANGUAGE
(Continued from Page 1.)
Schurz Memorial was co-sponsor
of the event together with the uni
versity. The appearance of the dramatist
was made for the purpose of pro
moting cultural relations between
the United Stales and German
speaking countries.
MILITARY CORPS DRILL
ON MASTERY OF RIFLES
(Continued from Page 1.)
The company that has the best
average score based on the firing
of the freshmen will be awarded
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Fountain service Phone B10RS.
We deliver free.
The Owl Pharmacy
P St. nt 14th
Phone B10M
Heitkotters Market
4c In til try
QUALITY MEATS
AT LOW PRICES
Makers of Fine Sausage
and Barbecued Meat
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Goes High Hat
Wednesday
WATfll THE
a trophy at the annual compel
held the lust of May.
Sophomore ccnipiiiiles are Ink
ing up the use nnd the qualities of
the automatic rifle, Kiich man
learns how to strip and assemhle
the piece. The automatic rifle Is
not used on the range at Andrews
nut Is used when the advanced
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xiAj street
"J- Cn) m errftri filltJ. Add 1Sf for mtilinf 'Jf
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its annual
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MMLIITMY
December 1st
December 2
M'ltllASKAX
men go lo camp In the summer
Averages compiled for the flnu
three weeks of company inspection
shows that the scorn of the in
fantry is slightly belter than
the score of the engineers ami
the artillery. The Infantry per
centage was fi.3., artillery 67.07.
and the engineers 7.M.
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