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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, SeptemKer 2S, 1940
Socially
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By Jo Puree
Per usual Monday night tradi
tion sweets and smokes were
passed out... the Sammies had
cigars from Norm Harris; Alpha
Xi Mary Brian and Jim Smith,
Acacia, did the pleasant duties...
ditto AOPi Klaine Steinhauer and
Howard Liston, Sig Ep...and the
Phi Gams had Lake street in mind
when they whisked over with Curt
Gettman and rousingly searched
for Betty Dutch, who. wasn't
among those present at the Theta
house. . .it seems not only Curt but
pledges Charles Hardin and Al
Artman also got slightly soaked. . .
Formal plcdgings are beginning
to place right along and the Kappa
Sigs and Chi Omegas have taken
care of that slight chore...
Supposedly all cracked up were
Theta Betty Jane Peterson and
Sip-ma Nu Frank Day but some
how they must have rediscovered
that they had something besides
law school in common tor mey
coke for long hours together and
look quite happy about the whole
thig...
Bob Sinkey, the vaguely anti
social Kappa Sig boy who a lot
of lassies wouldn't mind to date,
has been seen not once but twice
with Betty Holtorf...
Tonight the Phi Delta are going
to exchange dinner with the Al
pha Phi's as are the SAE's and
KKG's. . .wonder if the Phi Delts
are still crowding the atmosphere
with the smoke from those rather
hayish but quite beautifully en
graved Phi Delta Theta clgaretts
of rush week . . .
Reviving the friend ship of last
year which had the phenomenal
effect of a high school class ring
exchange, are Chi Omega Bar
bara Less and DU Ray Beethe. . .
WARM PAJAMAS
many are the chums of that cou
ple who remember that rc-ex-
change via postal messenger and
cardboard placard last spring...
Frosty Wilson, Sig Ep, has lus
pin home again. . .while on a more
cheerful note: more cigars came
forth with Phi Gam Gene Schro
der passing them for the home
town sweetheart and Farm House
Norman Devies, who passed with
Marjorie Wight . . .
Union sponsors
second dance
'Matinee affairs purely
informal' say officials
The second of the weekly mati
nee dances sponsored by the Union
will be held in the ballroom
Wednesday at 5 p. m. The dances
were inaugurated here last week,
and will be held every subsequent
Wednesday afternoon from 5 to 6.
"These are purely informal af
fairs, so students need not appear
dressed in theiT new Tall outfits,"
Union officials explained. Ordinary
street clothes will be sufficient
Music for the dances is furniflhfea
by recorded programs. In order to
obtain admission, it is necessary
to show identification cards.
Dances are open to all students.
Grad lakes music post
Lester H. Rumbaugh, graduate
of the Nebraska school of music,
has been appointed instructor of
music in the Westwood, N. J,
junior and senior high schools.
Rumbaugh, a native of Lincoln,
just finished ft year of graduate
work at Columbia university, New
York City.
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