DAILY NEBRASKAN
Society
Helen Kelley, Society Editor
Phone Daily Nebraskan
Office or 2-7545
What Happened?
This haa a lot of people guess
ing for a long time. What were
Joan Belteer, DG prexy, Pat Cole,
another DG, Bob Flory and Bob
Sinkey, Kappa Sigs, doing in Pa
pillion not too long ago?...Tsh,
tsh, maybe we can help Pat Catlin,
Kappa, and Bert Smith, Phi Psi,
patch things up before the climax
Saturday night. Seems she broke
a date with him to go to the Iowa
game and now she is afraid he is
mad at her, and vice versa. We
hear neither of you is really
mad. . .
Beauty Queen Judge.
Norris Anderson, Phi Gam
pledge, appreciates beauty. He's
dated Barbara True, Trl Delt
pledge, Becky Walt, Theta; Bel
dora Cochran, Pi Phi, and has a
date with Alice McCampbell,
Theta, for the Fiji picnic... The
Sigma Chis will be picking up
their dates in a truck for Heaven
and Hell. The party is open only
to Sigma Chis from 9 until 9:30,
but from them on out everyone is
invited. . .Dates to the Beta party
Theta Barbara York with Innocent
Jack Stewart; Alpha Phi Barbara
Jones with Johnny Edwards; ana
Sweets Campbell, KKU pieage,
with Bud Fuller. . .
Elsewhere.
Going to the Farmers Formal
will be Florence Hamer and In
nocent "Porky" Bacon; Eleanor
Crawford, beauty queen of a cou
ple years ago, and Kenneth Wirth,
AGR. . .Another social event will
be the Gamma Phi houseparty at
which prexy Mary Jean Lauvetz
will appear with one of her army
boy friends on leave, Tommy In
gles... It seems that Bonnie Wen
nersten, dorm Tassel, is having a
hard time deciding to whom she
will sell her tickets to the Corn
Cob-Tassel party. She gets around
so much the boys are all asking
"Who are you going with?"...
This is who some Alpha Chis are
going with to their ranch party:
Ruth Lund with Kurt Knudsen,
Phi Psi; and Wilma Schacht with
Bill Schroeder, Sigma Nu...Well,
run get your rattle and join the
throng at the rally tonight. There
will be lots of fun there and the
game will be another step to the
Rose Bowl, we hope . . .
Heard about the swell campus
at night at Beaumonts on Sundays
from 5 to 8? Soft lights, check
ered tablecloths, and fine food.
We'll see you there. Adv.
Calendar
Friday.
Alpha Sigma Phi hayride.
Beta Theta Pi house party,
chapter house, 9 to 12.
Palladian picnic, 8:30 p. m.
Sigma Chi house party, chap
ter house, 9:30 to 12.
YWCA knitting staff, Ellen
Smith Hall, 3 p. m.
NOISE RALLY, 7 p. m.
Saturday.
Alpha Chi Omega house
party, chapter house, 9 to 12.
Delta Delta Delta open house,
chapter house, after the game
Farmers Formal, Activities
building, ag campus, 9 to 12.
Gamma Phi Beta house
party, chapter house, 9 to 12.
Kappa Alpha Theta open
house, chapter house, after the
game.
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.
Alpha Xi Delta tea, chapter
house, 3 to 5 p. m.
Chi Omega tea, chapter
house, 3 to 5 p. m.
Palladian Holds
Open Meeting
Palladian held its second open
meeting of the year Friday eve
ning. Guests were entertained
with scenes and dialogue from the
"Nut House." Margaret Forrey
and Charles Coale, representing
teachers and engineering colleges
were co-chairmen of the enter
tainment committal.
The next Palladian meeting will
be Friday evening at 8:30 p. m.
Members have planned a picnic.
Locomotive-
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engineer's open house the locomo
tive was on exhibition, and in
place of steam it was operated on
compress air. To be completed the
tank must be finished and the
cab must be put on. Also outside
fixtures will be placed on the en-
oin tn rirpas it UD.
Hoping that the locomotive will
be completed this year, Barnard
i looking forward to the construc
tion of a test stand for the en
gine. The stand will serve me
double purpose of testing and as
an exhibition. The test stand will
work on the principle or a treaa
ThA vuherlo of the locomo
tiv will rest on the wheels of the
test stand. When in operation the
wheels will form friction ana as
Friday, OctoHer 10, 1941
result a pull will be produced on
the locomotive, ine test stand,
however, will take another three
or four years to complete.
University of Michigan will cele
brate the 100th anniversary of the
opening of its college of literature,
science and the arts Oct. 15.
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