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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1936.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Society
Barbara Rosewater, Editor
SKKN ON
THE CAWIS.
Francis, Cardwell and McDon
ald potting ready to leave for the
Kast-W'est game in San Fran
cisco. . . .Fanl Tetei'son looking for
a specialty dancer for the Chi Fhi
Christinas party Small white
dog, intrigued by Dr. Stoke's lec
ture, resisted all attempts to oust
him from the classroom Ar-
mand Hunter sound asleep in the
library. . . .Dean Thompson's wait
ing room packed with students
erasing down hours Betty
Cherny wants to get jilted by
someone before Thursday so that
she can be initiated into the Bach
elor's Club Dale Evert on, ri
K. A., carries mistletoe about in
his pocket in case of emergency
George Socman limping from
touch football casualties The
From committee huirying to moot
ing A switch of hair was the
novel pre-Christmas gift Clarissa
Bennett received at the Kappa
house Monday night Clyde
White playing Santa Clans for the
Chi Omegas Bill Clayton and
Fva Jane Sinclair talking it over
in the Cornhusker office Jane
Winnet decorating George Ramel
with lipstick at a Monday night
candy passing.
Vcl rrsen-1 loovrt .
Eunice IYtcrsen of Alexandria.
Minn., and Dr. Leo Hohson Hoevet
of Chadron. Neb., were married
Xov. 28 in Omaha. Dr. Hoevet is
a giaduate of the University of
Nebraska.
Theta, Not 1). G.
Passes Candy.
Betty Hoyt, who informally
announced her engagament by
passing the candy with George
Ramel, Sigma Chi, Monday, is a
member of Kappa Alpha Theta,
and not of Delta Gamma as was
incorrectly stated in this column
yesterday.
Phi Sigma Kappa.
Doha Zota Treated.
With the traditional candy and
cigars Doris Eastman, Delta, Zeta,
and Kenneth Fritzler, Thi Sigma
Kappa, announced their engage
ment and app'oaching riarriage
Monday night.
Movie ' Box
Kiva-
"Avpngiiifr Water"
"niaekmiulcr"
Lincoln
"M;iguii'ioent Brute" and
''Luckiest Girl in the
World".
Orpheum-
" Woman Rebels"
"V a 11 ted:
Turner".
and
Jane
Stuart-
Men On A Horse".
Varsity-
" Pennies From Heaven".
YENNE TALK TO FEATURE
A.S.C.E. DINNER TONIGHT
Safety Rent-a-Cars
New, Clean, Heated and Safe
Low Rates, 5!'2c Mile Up
Always Open
1120 P St. B6819
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Initiates Announced
By Xi IVi Phi.
Xi Psi Phi announces the initia
tion of Eldon Bonda and Michael
Kyer. both of Lincoln, and Rich
ard Tuma, of Chadron, Neb.
Women Law Students
Entertained at Parly.
The women's legal organization
was entertained at a Christmas
party Tuesday, Dec. 15, by Attor
ney Grace Grosvenor and Jean
Browder.
Phi Gamma Delta
Entertain Children.
A Christmas rartv at the Phi
Gamma house Wednesday night !
will be held for 35 needy children.
The youngsters will receive toys
and candy.
Betas to (Jive
Dinner for Children.
Members of Beta Theta Ti will
entertain needy children at a
Christmas dinner Thursday night,
Dec. 17 at the chapter house. Pre-
I sentation of gifts under a Christ
mas tree will be a feature of the
evening's program.
Phi Mu
Alumnae Meet.
Phi Mu alumnae group enter
tained the pledge class at a Christ
mas party Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Joe Elwell. Decorations fol
lowed the Christmas theme. Assis
ting the hostesses were Doris
Cocklan, Mrs. Allen Mann, Helen
Davie, and Cecile Bedell.
Uulla-Mcllon.
Recently announced Is the en
gagement and approaching mar
riage of Laura Bulla of Lincoln to
K. Bervl Melton of Los Angeles,
Calif ' Mr. Melton has attended
the University of Nebraska.
Spader-Lachman.
Mae G. Spader and Gerald F.
Laehman of Munden, Kas., were
manied Dec. 3 at Munden. Mr.
Laehman has attended the Uni
versity of Nebraska.
LeMis-Townsend.
The wedding of Neva Lewis of
Cozad and Millard Townsend ot
Ponca took place at Crown Point,
Ind., Nov. 26. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Townsend are graduates of the
University of Nebraska.
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dividual hair styling.
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iMA,tpo&i a greaf demand for Arrcraft
gicRt proporHored ttockirigs. Smart
women taveheir sheer beaury that is sur
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down on your gift list for every womar
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IN YOUR COLLEGE COLORS
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per and yniir dime tnfret h-r with
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per e will aenr! your pffiirh im-
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with Christmas shoppers. lt' a favorite because
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Wiips of loveliness, but notl,as extravagant as
they look because their Magicf. Iwistguaranfees
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The Connoisseur Shop
HAS THE ANSWERS TO YOUR
CIFT PROBLEMS
Hostess Gowns and Pajamas 5.0.) to
12.50.
Fine handkorthit fs 25c to 1.00
Compacts, Cigarette Cases 1.00 to
5.00
Satin Slips Gowns 2.95 to 5.95
Daytime and Evening Handbags
2.95 to 5.00.
Men's Tie Cases 3.95.
And hundreds of other items thnt
?'' rovretj your heat Irishes for the
Yuletide. Your selections tastefully
(jift vrapprd.
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Business Program Includes
Nomination of Officers
For Next Term.
Featuring a talk by Herbert
Yenne, of the department of
speech and dramatic art, on "The
Engineer and Speech," the Ameri
can Society of Civil Engineers
will have a dinner tonight at 6
o'clock at the Annex cafe.
Nomination of officers for next
year will also be held. The present
officers will surrender their posi
tions at mid-year time when the
new group will step in to hold
office until the same time a year
hence.
The price of the dinner will
be 55 cents.
'NO ROYAL ROAD TO
GREATNESS,' EDITOR
TELLS JOURNALISTS
(Continued from Page 1.)
speak for the profession as a whole
and to serve as a medium for self-
Towmend's Offer Photos
For Christmas Gifts
Three Tiffany portraits ana ons
laiRor photograph, H beautifully
horderert at the spwlal Prt of
S4.75 will be delivered by Town
penrt'd ntudlo before Christmas U
ordered immediately. Adv.
Start the PicturcKecord Christmas Day
GIVE A
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BROWNIES
As Low As
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these have been made by editors
an publishers" stated Mr. Walker,
"showing the need for Inner or
ganization In the Journalistic pro
fession." The convocation was held in
Social Science auditorium and wb.i
attended by students In the School
of Journalism. The purpose of tli.i
meeting was to acquaint the stii
dent with problems of a nature
which were relevant to all typos
of journalistic Instruction.
Mfliilay Far
SPECIAL COACH FARES DURING DECEMBER
THIRTY-DAY LIMIT
In Coaches, round trip 1 l-2c per mile.
In Pullman or Parlor cars, 2c per mile.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIAL
FARES ... GO HOME THIS VACATION
Traveling hy rail is SWIFT, QUIET, SAFE ; and you may
Eat, Sleep. Work, Read, Move About AND YOU AK
RIVE OX TIME.
INFORMATION
Missouri Pacific Lines
'A Service Institution'
200 So. 13th
B-3125
71 VC
Sve and Hear "The Forest of Singing, Talking and Laughing Trees'
Oh Joy! Christmas Vacation!
and time for outdoor girls
to Play
For Skating For Skiing For Snowballing
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The Matiorhorn
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Made of zephyr yarns . . . wide ribbed
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