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WKDNKSDAY, I MtllllAKY .i, IW. FOUR t iovii: iii!b: toicy Societu ERN Barbara Rosewater, Editor mi: daily nkuisaskan SEKN ON TDK CAMPUS. Another new semester with a sudden flurry of good resolutions; habitual cutters Roinjf to classes, new notebooks much In evidence, nnd people beinjf relieved IT not happv uncut exams being over. . . ,M Soulier?! and Rill l.udwlrk Martins out. ripht. by rutting oiip class 1o make nnother. . .Bun Nichols devastating with a new coiffure, two little rurls In the renter nf his forehead. . .Tlev 1'lnkle desert tup us for the Uni versity of Illinois. . .The Beta furniture is either very fragile or .loan fpangler is an Amazon; all she has to do is tourh the chairs and they fall apart... Sam Francis being seen with .lay Campbell, Kappa, who recently became foot loose and fancy free. . .a very im portant marble tournament .sched uled between Don Moss, Bob Gan non nd their respective teams; th date will be announced as soon as the snow melts. .Mary Kimsey, Betty Magee. and Boh Funk headed for California in a trailer and Floyd Baker. Miss Magee's ex, finding consolation with Betty Widener and Jane Sawyer. . .We nominate Willy GoeU to our hall of fame be cause he's one person who is alwavs funny. Junior league Representative Mere. Miss Helen Eastman, field representative of the Junior League of America, will conduct a training course for the Lincoln League this week Miss Kastman is a graduate of the University and is affiliated with Delta Zeta nnd is a member of Mortar Board. Delta Zeta Mothers (Unit. Delta Zeta's mother's club will meet Thursday noon at the chap ter house for iuncheon. A business meeting will follow the luncheon. Mrs. H. P. Kaufmann and Mrs. William Klein will be the hostes ses. Phil ami Barnev Theta-D. L'. Thetas got their candy and the D. U.'s their cigars when Phyllis Abbott and Barney Drummond in formally announced their engage-1 ment. Alpha Sig Get Cigars. Cigars were passed at the Alpha Sigma Phi house Monday night announcing the engagement of Mary Tolhurst of Raymond and Don Gonzales of Kim wood. THIS WKKK Tuesday. Theta XI auxiliary luncheon, 1:15 o'clock, at the chapter house. Wednesday. Alphi Phi alumnae dinner, 6:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. W. C. Becker. Thursday. Sigma Chi mothers club luncheon, 1 o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. J. E. Fenton. Alpha Omlcron PI mothers club luncheon at the home of Mrs. F. W. Mlsch. Friday. PI Beta Phi formal. Saturday. PI Beta Phi alumnae lunch eon, 12:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. F. G. Caldwell. Interfraternity Ball. Sunday. Theta Sigma Phi Tea, 3 to 5 o'clock, at the Chi Omega chap ter house. MXOLN (iirl from I'nris. oitpm:i .m " intersH " am I " Ihpp.v. (in-IjiM'ky. " STIWHT "After the Thin Man. " VAIISITV "Man ol" Affairs." Kaunoiwl Hall Announces IN'ew Officers. At a recent meeting of girls of Raymond Hall, the officers for the second semester were elected. Ad rienne Griffith was chosen presi dent to succeed Bonnie Spang gaard. Other officers include: Nina Sittler. vice-president; Ma rian Kaths, secretary; Jane Hop kins, treasurer; Lila Mae Jackson, music chairman; Florence Moshcr, publicity: Jane Pennington, schol arship chairman; and intramural chairman. Betty Clements. The Hall has adopted a constitution which explains in detail the new organization. Bixhy-C.lark. The weddin? of Miss Muriel Rixby and Orion F. Clark, son of ; Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Clark, took j place in Los Angeles, at the ! chapel of St. Paul s Episcopal cathedral. Mrs. Clark has attended the University of Nebraska. Brov n-Warner. The marriage of Mifcs Grace Brown of Wilsonville. to Dr. Phillip W. Warner of Greenville, S. C. son of Mr. and Mrs. William ; P. Warner of Dakota City, took place last August. Dr. Warner is a graduate of the University of j Nebraska. . j KaMnussen-Wilkiiicon. j Recently announced was the mar- ! riage of Miss Lydia Rasmussen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rasmussen of Exeter to John Paul ; Wilkinson of Exeter, which took place in Ballinger. Tex.. Dec. 18.! 1936. The bride has attended the, University of Nebraska. j & i Colliorn-KIli. The marriage of Miss Marjnne , Colborn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Colborn of Superior, to , Jerry Ellis, took place at Mankato Saturday. Mrs. Ellis has attended the University of Nebraska. ! - Tront-Wittnin. Miss Wanda Trout is to be mar ried Feb. 17 at the home of her parents, to Elmer Wittmuss of Papillion. Miss Trout is a former tudent at the University of Ne- , braska and has been teaching at : Friend for the past two years. Mr. Witt muss is a graduate of , the university and has done post graduate work at Iowa State col lege. I Yonrlra-Dow fling. The marriage of Rosalyn Von-1 !ra. and Jam- s O. Dowding will j take place in Lincoln, the latter of February. Mr. Dowding has at tended the university, and has been an employee in the railway mail service for several months. Theta i .Auxiliary Meets or Luncheon. Theta Xi auxiliary met yester day at the chapter house for a 1:15 o'clock luncheon. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. R. H. ; Williams. Mrs. C. L. Storer, MiM Jessie McCallum. Mrs. George ' Mechtlng and Mrs. Hart T. Luff. , Alpha Phi Alumnae To Meet for Dinner. Alpha Phi Alumnae will meet for a 6:30 o'clock dinner at the home of Mrs. W. C. Becker to night. Mrs. S. E. Haupt. chairman of the committee, will be assisted by Mesdamcs L. M. Blankenship, Fred Lvons, Max Miller and Don ald Short. I - " i AOPi Mothers j To Meet Thursday. Meeting Thursday for a dessert j luncheon at the home of Mrs. F. W. : Misch will bo the Alpha Omicron Pi Mothers' club. Mrs. H. S. Swift i will be assisting hostess. J i Kappa Sigs I Announce Pledge. Kappa Sigma announces the pledging of Bob De Voe of Liicoln. j Use your Cornhusker negatives ! for valentines most personal of j all gifts. The Townsend Studio is j offering a number of attractive ; styles that are most suitable. They can be had in time if ordered im mediately. -Adv. ' Maestro Cummins Supresses i Desire for Athletic Career to 1 Become Outstanding Musi- j cian 1 (Continued from Page l.i elusive Eelleview-Biltniore hotel in Belleair. Fla.. heard his orchestra and brought him to the noted re sort city for the winter season. So successful was the young ban 1 leader, that he later returned to the hotel for two additional seasons. Meanwhile New York bookers had heard about his risirg or chestra, and with the opening of the New Yorker hotel. Cummin. was selected from among the "7 bands who auditioned for the op portunity of presenting the music for the formal opening. Recognized Nationally. Since that tim the maestro and his orchestra have repeated ttuir engagements at the New Yorker twice ami have entertained at such nationally famous hotels w the Edgev.-ater Bearli in Chicago, the Rice in Hour-ton. and the 1jwry and St. Paul in St. Paul. Cummins' orchestra is coming to Lincoln directly from the Mark Hopkins hotel in San Francisco where he has just complete a :i.n weeks engagement. The band will not play in the vicinity of Lincoln on any other night than the Inter Fraternity Ball. Hugh Kisenhart is the council member who was m charge ,f hiring Bernie Cummins and his Orchestra. Tickets for th hall can be purchased from nil mem bers of the Inter- Frat emity council SCHOOL OF MUSIC PRESENTS TENOR AT CONVOCATION (Continued Iroiu Page .1.) university, Mr. O'Connor Is expect ed to present an unusually nrtisti enl recital. Director Howard Kirkpat rick states Hint Mr. O'Connor is a .sea soned concert artist. He is n favor ite and well known musical figure in Chicago where he has sang ex tensively, both in concert and in oratorio productions. Occasional recitals by guest per formers have been scheduled fov the second semester convocation program in the belief that they will increase the effectiveness of the regular convocation nnd give n variety of musical literature to students. Mr. O'Connor's program of sparkling variety gives assur ance that this end will be accom plished. Following is Mr. O'Connor's choice of selections: "Ye Teople Rend Your Hearts" and "If With All Your Hearts,' from "Elijah, ' by Mendelssohn. 'Oinbra Mai Fu," "Where'er You Walk," and "Sound An Alanim," Handel. "N'.ir Wer Die Sehnsucht Kenn." 'Tschaikowsky," "Allerseelen," by Strauss. 'Aubade." Laic. "La Don na E. Mobile," Verdi. "The Crying Water." Campbell Titen. "The Kerry Dance," Mol loy, "The Minstrel," Martin. Czechoslavakian Coed Become? University Graduate Thurs day, United States Citizen on Friday (Continued from Page .1.1 trance of the station as a symbol of good will. During the latter part of May Miss Klaner plans to return to Czechoslovakia for a stay of sev eral months, her first visit since her arrival here nearly six years ago. Her ambition upon returning to the United States, she says, is to obtain a position in the type of work offered by Travelers Aid bureaus on Foreign Consular service. If a potential Methuselah were given the assignment of drinking eight glasses of water daily from the new varsity swimming pool at Ohio State university, he would consume all the water-219,160 gallons, in 1.200 years. c LASSIFIED ADVERTISING 10C PR UN'E WAXTKl': R" ti l.r.arl in nv). hm. Cl".-e in. r.oa.-"i.',i.i rii'im-F.J.H'7. r Last 2 D.yi George ARLISS Man of Affair:. 1 I pmm'ii-. ri r I BUT mm a rjcOt mnmmmm Jjux&ch (RsuiL flBLG CLCANCRS 223 No. 14lh B-2772 Tiow Tryouts For Season 1937-38 THE LINCOLN CATHEDRAL CHOIR B-5185 FALL SPRING different seasons . . . different fashions . . . different hairstyles . . . Have your hair INDIVIDUALLY "Spring Styled" now! by MR. LARABEE NOTE: Your Face is ?u ; by it you are identified, remem bered and judged. Make an appointment for this FRIDAY or SATURDAY for FKEK FACIAL. SKIN ANALYSIS and MAKK-IT by VELEN representative Corrells Beauty Salon B2936 228 No. 13 ft t .lv:,.ss ' ' 'TMh nhflfc iniinfrrTii'irrfnifJ " CUMMIN and his 14 piece orchestra Playing for The Inter F caturinf: The Vocal Trio Fraturin;: il'oltcr Cummins per couple. Tax included. aturday 9:00 O'CLOCK v Bum fey Night i n v r VERS