Th'urs'day, October 9, 194T
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Society
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Whee!
Just guess what the theme of
the Sigma Chi house party is to
be Heaven and Hell! Sounds
interesting to say the least. A
few of the dates will be Don Hart
man with Alice Blackstone, Tri
Delt; Sam Carroll with Martha
Pickering, AOPi, which couple
have been on and off for at least
two years, and Frankie Moyer
with Virginia Hughes, Kappa Delt
pledge ... A very surprised little
girl this Friday will be Peggy
Jones, Alpha Xi Delt. Seems she
and Lea Murray were conversing
the other night and he introduced
her to a cowboy friend of hi9. So,
she has a date this Friday with
the cowboy. Do I have to tell you
or can you guess that Les and the
cowboy are one and the same?
This Weekend.
Wonder if Aline Hosman, Theta,
will be able to attend the Beta
house party with Bert Allen Sat
urday? We have neard from a
very reliable source that Aline has
the hives ... House parties are the
only thing this weekend and so
the dates might prove interesting
Calendar
Thursday.
AWS meeting, Ellen Smith
hall, 5 p. m.
Friday.
Alpha Sigma Phi hayride.
Beta Theta Pi house party,
chapter house, "3 to 12.
Palladian picnic, 8:30 p. m.
Sigma Chi house party, chap
ter house, 9 to 12.
YWCA knitting staff, Ellen
Smith hall, 3 p. m.
Saturday.
Alpha Chi Omega house par
ty, chapter house, 9 to 12.
Farmer's Formal, activities
building, ag campus, 9 to 12.
Gamma Phi Beta house par
ty, chapter house, 9 to 12.
Pi Beta Phi house party,
chapter house, 9 to 12.
Zeta Beta Tau closed house
party, chapter house, 9 to 12.
Sunday.
Alpha Omicron Pi tea, chap
ter house, 3 to 5 p. m.
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Office or
...Going to the Alpha Chi ranch
party will be old friends Betsy
Jane Wright and Nate Holmai.,
Sigma Nu; Gerry Buller' will at
tend with Bob Sandberg, ATO;
and Marge Stewart will be there
with Ed Butler, ATO. It is re
ported that they have pretty much
fixed things up. We hope so...
At the Alpha Sig hayride will be
Kay Duncan, Pi Phi. and Stan
Scott; popular Janet Shaw, AOPi,
and Dean Shepherd. . .Doing nice
ly together are Norma Westphal
Barb Group
Holds Point
Discussions
BABW Will Meet Today
To Discuss All Girls
Party, Activity Croups
Barb Activities Board for Wom
en has scheduled point group dis
cussion meetings for unaffiliated
women interested in earning ac
tivity pins and receiving recogni
tion at the annual barb spring
banquet this coming week. Dor
othy White, BABW chairman, an
nounced last night.
Activity pins are given for 100
points earned by next spring. One
point is earned for each half hour's
work in an activity. Points may
be counted starting with day of
AWS activities mart last Satur
day. The BABW board will meet to
day in the barb office of the
Union to receive committee re
ports on the all girls' party to be
held Nov. 8, and to discuss the
point groups.
Following are the office hours
of the point group leaders:
Betty Hutchinson. Monday, 12
noon; Eleanor Jacka (Home Ec
Social parlors, ag campus) Tues
day, 4 p. m.; Louise Woerner.
Wednesday. 1 p. m.; June Heil
man. Wednesday. 7 p. m.; Dorothy
White, Thursday, 4 p. m.
If they can't make any of these
meetings, women are asked to
make special arrangements with
Betty Hutchinson, activity chair
man. ihii year
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and Bill Leininger, SAE pledge.
They have a regular date arrange
ment now.
Besides Parties.
It seems that not everybody is
going to house parties, tho. There
is the Farmer's Fair and there is
always the Pike... Jack Parker,
the famous Delt bachelor, will be
seen at the Pike both nights. His
brother. Buck Jones, will be there,
too, with his Theta after their
squabble of the week... Maybe
you can help Chris Peterson this
weekend. The last we heard of
him (that sounded like news) was
that he was searching the direc-
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First SALE
FALL
100 BETTER DRESSES
FROM REGULAR STOCK
ALL NEW THIS SEASON
$7oo
Yom haven't seen wch dreseei art thee prices.
Cream ol the new fashions . . . color contracts . . .
touches of jewelry . . . pepluma . . . soft, eleaant de
tail, in wools, rayon crepes, velveteens, some wnh
braid or bead trim.
Come THURSDAY! Don't miss these fashion value.
FOURTH FLOOR
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Dance-
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purchased from any Corn Cob or
Tassel for 80 cents plus 10 cents
tax before the party or $1.1 0 at
the door.
20th Century Rhythm.
Coming direct from the "Hot
bed of Swing" in Kansas City,
McShann's orchestra is rated as
a "20th Century Rhythm" group,
and it stars Walter Brown, famed
for "Daddy," and Eugene Ramey,
"America's Top Bass." McShann
himself plays the piano.
A recent record hit of the band,
"Confessin' the Blues," has sold
60,000 records so far this season.
"The floor will be in excellent
tory for a date Saturday night. fxSS'"t NJ
Have to go hunt up my feather VV
for the rally now. so should you. $"3A h
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shape," Douglas assured students.
He also stated that it was thru
the aid of Bill Marsh that the
band was obtained at a door price
within the reach of all students.
Five mathematics courses at
University of Texas have been re
arranged to tie in more closely
with problems relating to defense.
The music library at Mills col
lege contains more than 6,000
phonograph records.
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