TUESDAY. JANUAKY 1037.
FOUR
mi- DAILY XEBKASKAN
W L V L M
Barbara Rosewater, Editor
SEEN ON
THE CAMPUS.
Among- the many who fell down
stairs during the holidays were
Virginia Nolle, Arlene Oioutt, and
Katharine Hunting. . . Kmil Han
son, Fhi Tsi, caused a stampede in
the Fremont depot Sunday night
when he pretended that the train
everyone was waiting for had just
Arrived. . . Jean Hughes, Alpha
Fhi pledge, declaring earnestly
t:iat people in New York don't
care who they shoot on New
Years eve. . . Henry Remington
issuing a blanket invitation to a
crowd in Sosh to come see his new
pet monkey. . . Marty Morrow
complaining that no one gives
teas in Myrna. . . F.lizabeth
Broady, D. G Kathryn Winquist
and Harriet Stearns, of the Chi C)
house, and Connie Clinchard, Al
pha Xi. return to school with en
gagement, diamonds. . . Ultra
smooth is the new tan camel's hair
polo coal that George Seenian is
sporting-. . . Bill Hollister, who
spent Christmas in Miami. Kla.,
encountered a man-o'-war on the
beach and acquired a limp. . .
Bill Marsh, John Brownlee, Bob
Thornton, Dal Tassie, and Pick
Taul. also vacationing in Miami,
went in for night life where they
dazzled a group of Kansas coeds,
according to reports. . .
Vheta Alumnae Meet
Eor Luncheon.
Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta
will meet Saturday for 1 o'clock ;
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
THIS WEEK
Tuesday.
Theta Xi auxiliary luncheon
at 1:15 at the chapter house.
Wednesday.
Alpha Xi Delta alumnae
meeting at 7:30 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Walter Black.
Thursday.
Chi Omega mothers club
luncheon at 1 o'clock at t'.e
chapter house.
Alpha Omicron Pi mothers
club luncheon at 1 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Sherman
Smith.
Sigma Chi mothers club 1
o'clock luncheon at the home
of Mrs. M. R. Martin.
Friday.
Kappa Kappa Gamma formSl
at the Lincoln hotel.
Alpha Phi ' formal at the
Cornhusker hotel.
Kappa Sigma alliance bridge
party at 8 p. m. at the chapter
house.
Tri-K party at the Student
Activities building on Ag cam
pus. Saturday.
Kappa Alpha Theta formal V.
the Cornhusker hotel.
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae
luncheon at 1 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Ellery Davis.
F.llery Davis. Mrs. Don lYglcr is
chairman of the committee in
charge and will be assisted by
Mrs. Warren Day. Mrs. Richard
Spangler. Mrs. Don Miller, Miss
Eleanor Woodrow, Mi.-s Ida Rob
bins, and Mrs. R. O. Chi pp.
Sifjina Alpha Mus
ttem! Convention.
Five active members of Sigma
Alpha Mu attended a national con
vention of the fraternity at New
Orleans. Dec. 2S to Jan. 1. They
wore Henry Swart z, Karl Braver
man, Irving Zveitel, David Cold-
ware, and Henry Greenberger.
i Alumni of the Nebraska chapter
I who attended were Alfred Fielder,
j David Zolot, Max Kramer, ami
Marry B Cohen.
1
Plii Camma Delta
Announces Pledge.
Fhi Gamma Delta announces the
- pledging of Bill Williams, of
Omaha.
j w
lpha i Delta
; Minutiae Meet.
Alpha Xi Delta alumnae will
meet Wednesday night at 7:30 at
the home of Mrs. Walter Black.
A white elephant party will be
held following the business ses
sion. Mrs. Harold Kcssclring will
be a guest.
knijJil-( Irani.
Recently announced is the en
gagement of Helen M. Knight of
Blue Springs and Joseph Whildin
Crane of Washington. D. C. The
wedding will take place early in
June. Miss Knight is a graduate
of the University of Nebraska.
.
ouitg-IYaMlale.
The marriage of Jean Young of
Fremont and John Teasdalc, jr.,
took place Dec. 2s. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Teasdale are former Univer
sity of Nebraska students where
the bride joined Kappa Alpha The
ta and the bridegroom is a mem
ber of Phi Kappa Fsi.
lixiilmg-lleriol.
Anne Bunting of Lincoln and
' James Judson Heriot of West
Point. N. V.. were married Doc.
, 20 in Lincoln. Miss Bunting is a
graduate of the University of Ne
braska where ,-.e is affiliated with
ri Beta Fhi. Miss Bunting is n
former honorary colonel,
'
Meriitl-Shiehls.
A recent engagement is that of
Avis Merrill of Hastings to Oliver
i Shields of Lincoln. Mr. Shields is
a graduate of the University of
Nebraska.
Haker-lWell.
The engagement of Jeanelte
Baker to Frank S. Powell was
announced recently. Miss Baker
has attended the University of
I TJrthvfacl.-a T r TVivvnll will prndll-
ate from the university next sum
mer. He is a member of Sigma
Nu fraternity.
Faust niann-Lige.
Dorothy Faust matin of York,
Neb., and Rudolph H. Lage were
: married Christmas eve at lork.
I Mr. Lage is a graduate of the
I University of Nebraska.
j &
I I Vilz-Novak.
The wedding of Klla Fritz of
' Crete to Charles Novak of Geneva
took place Christmas eva in Fleas
ant Dale. Mr. Novak is a gradu
ate of the University of -Nebraska.
i !nl-l)a i.
! Dorothy Hood of Fort Crook and
Allen Davis of Omaha were mar-
' lied Dec. 31 at Omaha. Both Mr.
and Mis. Davis are former stu-
. dents of the University of Nebras-
: ka wlii-re the bride is affiliated
with Alpha Phi and Mr. Davis is
a member of Delta Tail Delta.
j
llraun-ltenlz.
Recently announced is the mar
riage of Angelica Braun ami How-
' ar.i Benlz. Both Mr. and Mrs.
! Bentz have attended the Univer
sity of Nebraska where the bride
is a member of Sigma Ft a Chi.
Hiise-PoMell.
Jean Huse and David Porter
Powell of Norfolk were married
' Dec. 20. Both are former Univer
sity of Nebraska students where
Mrs. Fowell Is a member of Kap
pa Kappa Gamma and Mr. Powell
is affiliated witah Sigm Alpha
Kpsilon.
Johnston-Miller.
Florence Johnston of Denver
and Joseph W. Miller, jr., of Lin
coln were married in Denver Dec.
2S. The bride has attended the
University of Nebraska where she
is a member of Pi Beta Fill soror
ity. Mr. Miller is a graduate of
the university and is a member of
Chi Fhi fraternity.
Jaekson-WoU'e.
Announced during the Christ
mas holiday was the engagement
of Dorothy Jackson to Clair M.
Wolfe. The wedding will take
place early in the spring. Miss
Jackson is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Nebraska where she is
affiliated with Chi Omega.
I
iPease-PierMin.
I A recently announced engage
! ment is that' of Dorothy Pease and
j Jack Pierson, both of Lincoln.
I Miss Pease has attended the Uni
' versity of Nebraska where she is
j a member of Kappa Delta.
Perkius-ltohhiiison.
I The marriage of Alta Perkins
! and Clayton Robinson, both of
: Broken Bow, took place Dec. 20.
i Mrs. Robinson attended the Uni
; versity of Nebraska where she is
affiliated with Alpha Xi Delta.
Sig Ep's (Jet
: Double Treat Monla.
J Brothers of Sigma Phi Kpsilon
received a double treat Monday
night when Walter and Llnyd
I Pflum informally announced their
j engagements to Kay Jorgenson
i and Burneta Bremer, respectively.
miss ckeen to talk
on m:w yeaips cuts
Y.W.C.A. Secretary Will
Speak at Eiit 1937
Yexpers.
Miss Mildred Green, University
Y. W. C. A. secretary, will ppeak
at the weekly vesper service on
"New Year's Gifts." The meeting
will be held in Kllen Smith hall
Tuesday at 5 o'clock.
Bernice Nellemann, of the ves
per staff, will lead the devolionals
and introduce the speaker of the
meeting.
SEATON USES PWA
FUNDS, LABOR TO
BUILD NEW WALKS
(Continued from Page 1.)
plete the winter improvements.
According to Superintendent Sea-
I ton. the present 12th street side
walk leading to the stadium, will
be widened considerably when the
work is resumed in the spring.
At that lime the 10th street walk
will be widened from T to the en
trance of the stadium. This project
has been postponed at the present
time because of city work being
carried on in the street in front
of the stadium.
historyTmaking
unicameral body
convenes today
(Continued lrom Page 1.1
unicameral body will be nomina
tions from the floor for elective
posts with balloting expected to
be secret. Inside dope is that
Charles J. Warner will be elected
president and Hugo Srb of Dodge,
an ex-senator will be named for
the post of chief clerk. R. C.
"Dick" Regan, Columbus, next to
the oldest member for point of
service, will make the nominating
speech for Warner. Many job
hunters have been circulating
among (he members in the legisla
tive halls.
The president presides over the
unicameral body when the lieu
tenant governor is not present.
Also to be selected is the ser
geant at arms, chaplain, first as
sistant to the chief clerk, ami
stenographic staff.
The new one house body of sena
tors is expected to be friendly with
the governor, and it is expected
that the assembly out of courtesy
will move the appointment of a
committee to noiify Governor
Cochran that "the legislature" is
organized and now ready to re
ceive any communication he may
have to make. The committeemen,
having conferred with the gover-
! nor, will announce to the legisia
i tors the date and time of the In
j augural message.
! Following the inauguration of
the state's officers, organization of
I the house, and election of officers
land committee on committees, the
! legislature w ill probably adjourn
! Friday until Monday. Bills may be
j introduced before or after the ad
i journnient and the first bills are
; those appropriating funds for leg
' islative expenses including salaries
of the senators. Salaries of the
, senators are SS72.09 a year, or
$1.74-1. IS for the two year term.
Dr. O. W. Reinmuth of the clas
sics department has been invited
to teach both a graduate and un
dergraduate course at the Univer
sity of Illinois summer school session.
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Chesterfield Map
The new Wake Island Hotel
over-night stop on the
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xzn on a nezo cruise
Carrying more pleasure to more people
. . . giving smokers what they want
. . . Chesterfields arc off on a new cruise.
From Wake Island 5000 miles out in the
Pacific Ocean, Pan American Airways flashed
this radio:
"RUSH TEN THOUSAND CHESTERFIELDS
TODAY'S CHINA CLIPPER."
CofTTita; 197, i.itxn & Alviu 7orxo Co.
At three o'clock that afternoon the Chester
fields were on their way. Four days later back
came the message:
"CHESTERFIELDS JUST ARRIVED.
FAST WORK.
PANAIR WAKE."
When smokers find out the good things
Chesterfields give them . . .
nothing else will do