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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1938)
pace four Till: DULY NF.RIWSKAN. FRIDW, MAY 20, 19311 rff?r MISS SPRAGUE HEADS Out toi- , U i ) I I hauitaAX : I BY THE llAUISTRKSS Ginny Shuler studying for throe hours Wednesday niRht at a booth In the Student U grill . . . Marvin riock heaving paper wads at peo ple across the aisle . , . Whitey Keed sipping a long tall milk thake . . . Jane Bell and Adna Pohson chatting over cokes , . . Johnny Weingarten and Frances Vaughn trudging home after the tea dance . , . Helen Catherine Davis taking up her official duties as secretary of the Student Coun cil .. . Sally Sellers really hitting the hooks . . , Bob Waugh waiting impatiently on a street corner downtown . . . Suzy Bradford of fering that tall, dark and hand some policeman some pop corn . . . Ginny Anderson doing her daily dozens with a lawn mower on the Theta front yard . . . Jim Stuart escorting the o and o to an intramural baseball game and waiting while she bats the others out . . . and now it's only three more days until exams. Flora Alhin and Billy Gray finally treated the Delta and TH Delts traditionally Monday night. While they were being affection ately congratulated, some of th. pledges from each house decorated their car with Just Married signs and colored crepe paper. The happy couple went for a ride in their bedecked auto and stopped at a filling sttaion. The attend ant, who was a shy, lanky young fellow, bashfully admitted' that he too had just been married so he and Billy exchanged cigars and best wishes. For a candy passing, we'd say that was a bit out of the ordinary. At last our little colonel is com pletely stumped. Poor Jane Wal cott. She can't think what to say when Wid Burney calls her from Austin. Tex., tomorrow. Rver since Willard Burocy left school about five months ago he and Jane have been corresponding, and in his last letter he told her to be sure to stay home Friday after noon so he could call her long distance. For three days Janie has been haunting the Rag office trying to get people to help her think of something real significant and dramatic to say in the three minutes. ADVERTISING 4 . 1UC UN BTfPEXTS TYriXG: 1 ttinke cpf nslty of typinc atudertu' jijr. Tuhlie Stnrigiaph'r, Lincoln Hotel. fit Screen Sandwich Is one way to keep cooL, A safer, smarter way ... is in a Palm Beach SUIT Screened windows in the patented weave -a million of them and all open ..Padded appearance with out pads . . Costly in looks but not in price. Take your screen test in white, a dafk shade, or a light air tone. We're showing them in a variety of single and double breasted models, with and without sport backs. Til 10 t I t IT III DfliLL Pa Cm TUnch yfo nnsHrTsTSHiiNi libra 17.75 SOCIETY This weekend will bring forth entertainment for the peepul, for Friday night the Sigma Nu's are having their spring party at the Lincoln hotel. Then on Saturday evening comes the D. U. spring party at East Hilla Country club. Also on Saturday the Thi Gam's are having their stag picnic, and there will be a few others with out sponsorship. The Kappa Sig picnic at Linoma Beach will bring about some excitement. Sunday, the Phi Dolt's are hav ing sister and daughter day. May be there'll be a few surprises in store. Also the Alpha Sig's plan a picnic at South Bend Lake park resort. In case of rain they will have a buffet supper at the house. Chick Reilly of recent hop scotch and Kusmet Klub show fame, decided to sing "Right Out of the Comer of My Eye" to The resa Stava, Gamma Thi, alone. She now wears his diamond stud ded Beta pin which she acquired Wednesday evening. Don Roohm lo Promt Senior Speech Kecilal This Evening in Temple "You Can't Take It Away," writ ten by Moss Hart and George D. Coffman is the reading which Don Boehm will present at the senior speech recital this evening at 7:30 in me Temple. Seventeen characters are por-i trayed in this reading, which is a farce on family life. I No admission will be charged. Freshman Honorary Elects New Officers, Initiates Nine Members. New president of Alpha Lamb da Delta, women's freshmen hon orary, is Eleanor Sprague, teach er's college, who was elected at a meeting of the society held Wed nesday afternoon in Ellen Smith hall. Other officers elected are vice president, Ethel Diedriehsen; sec retary, Jeanet Swenson; treasurer, Helen Elizabeth Claybaugh. Faculty adviser for the coming year will be Dr. Winona Terry of the education department. Mortar Board senior advisor to the group will be Miss ratrieia Lahr. Initiate Nine. Regular initiation of new mem bers was held Friday, May 6, with the following women initiated: Dorothy M. Campbell, Helen Eliz abeth Claybaugh, Katherine Gal braith, Ada Charlotte Miller, Jean Simmons, Elnora Sprague, jeanet Swenson, Lucille Thomas and Pa tricia Watson. Helen Ruth Thomas was initi ated May 4 at a special initiation ceremony conducted by Marian Beardsley and Faith Medlar. Lutherans Hold Picnic Tonight at Van Dorn; Meet in Temple at . The Lutheran Student club will hold its annual spring pioinie this evening at Van Dorn park. Mem bers will meet at the Temple the ater, where transportation will be furnished, at S p. m. Expenses of the supper will be pro-rated among the members. President Paul Waldschmidt in vites all Lutheran students and their friends to attend this picnic. Deep Rock Gas 1 5 Vic Kant-Nock Leaded Bronze 171 be Super Kant-Nock with Ethyl 19'ic HOLM'S At 14th 4 W St. OANCE TOMIT 9 P.M. 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