DAILY NEBRASKAN
."Wednesday, December T6, 1942.
Organizations
Sports
: Fashions
Miss Iverson Is Bride . . .
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Ruth Iverson is bride of Lt. R. Curtis Ralston of Fort Meade, Md.
Lieutenant Ralston and Mrs. Ralston were graduated from the
University of Nebraska. The bride is a member of Delta Delta Delta
and the groom a member of Sigma Nu.
Jeanne Rowe Tells
Of Life in WA VES
Women today are playing a vital
part in the war work and among
those women are many that are
graduates, and even students, of
the University of Nebraska. Some
are in the WAVEs, others in the
WAACs, and so on for the va-
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JEANNE ROWE.
. . . she'll be an ensign.
By the Women's Editor.
rious organizations. The impor
tant thing is that they are giving
their services to our country and
helping Uncle Sam in every way
they can.
Letters have been sent to several
alumnae requesting them to write
and tell us about the various or
ganizations. Recently we received
a letter from Jeanne Rowe, who is
a WAVE and in officers training
school.
Quoting Jeanne, "I am in the
first class of V-9s of the WAVEs
and will graduate January 8th
with a commission of ensign (I
hope). There isn't much I can
tell you as my classes are re
stricted. I believe I am the
only graduate of Nebraska here,
altho thre was another girl in
the first WVP class (Women's
Volunteer Probationary), you
undoubtedly know that.
Concerning my college his
tory, I graduated in 1938 (June)
with a B S degree. I am affilated
with Kappa Kappa Gamma and
Pi Lambda Theta on your cam
pus." Nebraska may be proud of her
students who are contributing so
much to the war program. Jeanne
is but one of the many who are
in the armed services from the
University of Nebraska.
Miss Faulkner
Is Wed Today
To Lt. Osborne
Miss Eugenia Faulkner, (laugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Le
Metcalfe, jr., will be married to
Lt. Hitrold Jacob Osborne, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Osborne, today
at the Westminster Presbyterian
church at 8:30 p. m. A reception
will be held immediately after the
ceremony at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Mark W. Woods, the bride's
grandparents.
The maid of honor will be Miss
Marilynn Woods, cousin of the
bride and Mrs. Charles Curry of
Kansas City will serve as matron
of honor. Miss Jean Osborne, sis
ter of the bridegroom, Miss Shir
ley Woods, Miss Anne Smith and,
Miss Annette Cross will be the
bridesmaids. The ringbearer will
be Allison Faulkner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faulkner.
Lieutenant Osborne has chosen his
father as the best man. Ushers
will be Thomas C. Woods, jr., Jack
Stewart and Bill Edw'ards.
Many parties have been given
for the bride during the past week.
The prenuptial dinner was Tues
day evening at the University club.
Mrs. Nathan Gold will entertain
the bridal party at a luncheon this
noon.
The bride is affiliated with
Kappa Alpha Theta. Lieutenant
Osborne was affiliated with Sigma
Alpha Epsilon.
YWCA Freshmen
Groups Sponsor
'Get-Together'
Freshmen commission groups of
the YWCA will meet today from
5 to 6 p. m. in Ellen Smith hall.
In charge of entertainment for the
get-together meeting will be fresh
men workers.
Announces Wedding
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Courtesy Lincoln Journal.
The marriage cf Miss Neva Bishop to Howard Watters will
be December 25. Miss Bishop graduated from the University of
Nebraska in 1JM2 from Teachers College. Her home is Geneva,
Nebraska.
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