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HIE DAILY NKIIHASKAN
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Society
Jane Walcott, iditor
5 KEN OX
II IE CAMPUS.
Ed Stocves resmliiR a picture
Of Miit'Kiirct McKay Hum tho
CornhusUer stuff .... KMziibcth
Noely traversing the brick walls
between U hall nnd 12th nl. in
leconl time . . , Hob NcwHome
taking abrupt leave of Mary
Kinisey under the clock in Sosh
.... Kreil tlunn's loml blue and
white checkered gloves . . . Aaron
Klnklestein ardently upholding his
ide of the Issue nil the way out
of his Pol. Set. class . . . Woody
Mnrttn's friends retelling the
Thanksgiving morning Incident
Vhcn he woke up murmuring
"that's all right. Ml just catch the
noon balloon for St. Joe" ....
Eleanor Kiche's attractive blue
and grey sweater of the home knit
variety . . . Ruth Talhelm and Hen ,
Kimnurman lunching in the Tasty
, . . also Louise Ma gee and Phil i
Oxan and Kileen Donley and Doug I
Port . . . Don Mess carrying an
armload of folded chairs thru the i
NehrasUan office . . . Margaret
Werner in gales of laughter over j
summer vacation snapshots 'ust .
developed . . . Don Glass and Phil j
rtomig throwing the A. T. O. h n.se
imo a turmoil squabbling over a
THIS W EEK
Thursday.
Alpha Omicron PI Mothers
club luncheon at the chapter
house, 1 o'clock.
PI Kappa Alpha auxiliary
dessert luncheon at the chapter
house, 1 o'clock.
Chi Omega Mothers club
luncheon at the chapter house,
1 o'clock.
Alpha Delta Theta Mothers
club luncheon at the chapter
house, 1 o'clock.
Friday.
MILITARY BALL AT
THE COLISEUM.
Saturday.
Sigma Nu Pig Dinner at the
Lincoln hotel, 7 o'clock.
Phi Alpha Delta Formal at
t ie Cornhuskcr hotel.
Movie Box
Kiva-
"fjinlics from Nowhere"
nnd "Codo of tho Kimgc"
Lincoln-
" l.ovc on tin l!im "'
Orpheum-
" Mummy 'm lioys" n n il
"Along; I 'nine l-ove"
Stuart-
"liiif Knimleiist of UlilT"
Varsity-
" Theodora Goes Wild"
E DEPT.
Bowman, Mrs. G.
Mrs. Woods.
H. Went a and
i HiiM'-l'oM rll.
Recently announced is the en
jgagement and approaching mar
i nage of e.lan Huso of Norfolk and
;Pavid Powell of Omaha. The wed
ding will take place Pec. 2S in
Norfolk. Miss Muse is a graduate
i ,tf il,., t tii-rit nf VlirnsUfl nnd
room furniture swap . . . and not , is n nl0n,ivr n'f Kappa Kappa
too nuieh joy over six weeks e.x-Gamma Mr r,Well has attended
ams coming up.
SEEN ON THE
AC, CUIITS.
By DeLoris Bors.
Prof. Darlington hoping that
lime nice HI' home ec girl would
make him a pumpkin pie. . .You've
heard of Santa leaving things, but
Phyllis Robinson was left a '37
Ptudebaker by a turkey on
Thanksgiving day! T'was re
ported that the grain judging team
placed in the national meet at
Chicago last week.... Lois Cooper
always erect with chin up -that's
the life for a sponsor tins week
....A lovely Greek statue in ag
hall marred by Max Factor's
makeup on her face (no advertise
ment! ... .Students making plans
for Xmas vactation. . . . Ann Sou
kup already out riding with Fran
ces Wrieth at eight Monday morn
ing.... In reply to inquiry about
his vacation, all Melvin Glantz
muttered was that he had a bad
cold and couldn't be bothered
about anything Marian Hop
pert spending her vacation some
where in Minnesota covering all
the night clubs Wonder if
Karl Heady is enjoying the A. G.
R. convention at Chicago this
week?. .. .Walter Pflum in Kng
lish with that far away look in
his eye surgestmg fond memories1
of roast turkey and pumpkin pie.
" ; --.Thomas Hrinegar hoping Xmas
vacation will be as wonderful as
t
Gamma Phi Iirla
Hold Special Dinner.
Monday night Gamma Phi Beta
entertained at dinner in honor of ;
Miss Bilhc Bennett. Miss Bennett ;
has a teaching fellowship in pool- :
ocy at Colorado Women's college
this year. She took graduate work
at the University of Nebraska last
year.
Alpha Phi Mother
(.lnh Meet TiieIa.
A Christmas party followed a
luncheon held at the Alpha Phi
Mothers club Tuesday at the chap
ter house. A short business meet- ;
Ing was also held. Hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. John
the t'niversily of Nebraska and is
affiliated with Sigma-Alpha Fp
silon. Junior (iirl Passes
jl.anily al I .aw l.ollep.
Hard Howard, junior in law
! school and a graduate of the Vni
I versify of Nebraska, passed the
I candy Monday to the rest of the
girls enrolled in law college. Miss
i Howard will be married Christmas
day to Louis .1. Patz, a graduate
i of the University of Nebraska law
j college.
j
Phelps-Slivei'son.
I Christine Phelps and William
! Stiverson of Lincoln were married
Saturday, Nov. 2S in Seward. Mr.
Stiverson is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Nebraska and is a mem
ber of Phi Kappa Psi.
Thirty of Best Drawings of
University Students
Exhibited.
Preview of Military Hall Gowns
Reveals Gala Array of Formals
In I?eadiness for Season's Opener
Thirty of the finest drawings
by students In American univer
sities and colleges are on display
this week In the rooms of the
department of architecture in a
traveling exhibit sent by the Na
tional Association of Collegiate
Schools of Architecture.
The clrowings show the modern
trend In architecture nsperinlly
along the lines of glass brick and
concrete buildings. Among the
interesting works of the collec
tion are the plans of "A Univer
sity," "A Yacht Club." "A Casino
Beach Club," "Air Terminal," "Ar- i
tists' Colony," and "A Zoo." One I
of the most exceptional drawings
is one of a "Japanese House,"
drawn on a Chinese wall panel
in Chinese ink.
Among tho universities that are
represented by their architecural
designs are Notre Dame, Univer
sity of Southern California, Uni
versity of Texas, Alabama Paly
technical Institute, , New York
University, Yale, University of
Minnesota, University of Illinois,
and Cincinnati Tech. :
Barbara Rosewatcr.
The llno-up of lovely gowns for
the fashion parade at the Military
Ball la rapidly forming, in readi
ness for the grand entrance Into
the coliseum Friday nlp.ht. Taf
fetas, satins, velvets, moires, nnd
brocades rustle Into place In coeds'
closets.
Alpha Till Beauty Queen Caro
lyn Skans will appear in vivid red
velvet, shirred from waist to
shoulders and caught with bril
liant rllps at the throat. Complet
ing the costume. Miss Sknns will
wear red and silver sandals nnd
a black velvet wrap with a white
fur collar.
Virginia Hyatt, Gamma Phi
Beta, chooses black net, em
broidered with silver daisies, to
wear at the Ball. Made with cap
sleeves ami a peplum, the dress
is accented by a gay green velvet
sash and mulching; velvet bow
at the neck.
Miss McDowell in Silver.
Blight blue crepe shot with
silver metallic and trimmed with
red velvet is the gown selected
by Virginia McDowell. Alpha
Delta Theta. In the baiter neck
style, the formal is fitted to the
waist, nnd flared to the floor,
Accessories are silver,
Tri Delt Betty Van Home will
wear a gown of antique gold
velvet, with a short train. The
dress Is fitted and sleeveless with
a short matching velvet cape.
Bronze clips will accent the
draped neck, and bronze will be
the color of the sandals nlso.
Strewn with clusters of black
Sequins, Alpha Phi Chaiienc
Omen's black taffeta gown dis
plays a wide swing skirt. Powder
blue velvet ribbon fastens nt the
shoulder straps, the only contrast
ing color of the eoslunie.
Margaret Phlllippe. Alpha
Omicron PI, will wear a red
taffeta formal from whose bril
liant shoulder straps a wide ruffle
follows the outline of the low
back of the gown to the waist
where a taffeta sash ties. Acces
sories are rhinestone combs in
her hair nnd silver slippers.
With a shell pink hammered
satin formal, Ruth Hutchinson,
Zeta Tail Alpha, will wenr nn
American beauty sash nnd slip
pers to match. The gown is cut
on princess lines, with a full
panel in back, and the ends of the
wide sash touch the floor.
Sigma Kappa Mary Carolyn
llollman chooses black net with a
full skirt, a round youthful collar,
and small puffed sleeves. Silver
Is the contrasting note of color in
sandals and clips.
f Last 2 Days
IRENE DUNNE
In llif rrmril-!irM:ililng rtimrdv
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INSTRUCTORS OF MUSIC
STUDENTS GIVE PROGRAM
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nor Plumb, and Raymond Reed.
Howard Nelson will accompany
the groups on the piano.
Three numbers' by the wood
wind quintet "Tambourin" by Re
meau, "Quintet, Op. 71" by Beet
hoven nnd "Contertanto" by Mo
zart will open tho convocation.
Mr. Shlldncck will present "Cav
atine" from "Barber of Seville"
by Rossini, "Fncilita" by Hartman,
and "Londonderry Air" on the
trumpet. The clarinet quarter will
play four compositions, "Petit
Quartet," first movement, by
Crosse, "Menuet" by Shubert,
"Bavotte Classlque" by De Buerls,
and "Canzonetta" by Mendelssohn.
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