THE NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, December 7, 1955
AT fll.LLER'S
Holiday Shopping Hour 9:30 to 5:30 daily; 10 to 9 Monday and Thursday
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Concert Soloists
Practicing for the annual Ag
Christmas Carol concert are (left
to right) Mary Lou Kimsey,
Marjorie Rolofson, Iris Christen
sen and Dick Waldo, soloists.
The concert will be presented in
Xebraakaa Faata
the Ag Activities Building Audi
torium at 8 p.m., Dec. 14.
Shown with the soloists is Mrs.
Marion Davidson, accompanist.
The chorus for the concert will
be under the direction of Al
tinas Tullis.
On The Social Side:
LIB Opens Social Season
By GRACE HARVEY
Society Editor
The Military Ball, three house
parties, seven engagements and
three pinnings highlighted the so
cial weekend at the University.
With the holidays just a few weeks
off, hopeful coeds are eyeing thir
steadies and asking Santa for dia
monds and fraternity pins in ad
dition to cashmeres, of course.
The annual Phi Kappa Psi Ship
wreck Party was held Saturday.
Guys and gals wearing -everything
from hula skirts and pirate outfits
to long johns danced to the music
of Jimmy Phillips combo. Among
the decorations which added to the
south sea island atmosphere were
driftwood, palm trees and saw
dust spread knee-deep.
Gene Welch, social chairman,
planned the party which was giv
en by the activities for the pledges.
Nick DeCresco, guitar soloist at
the Italian Villiage, led the party
goers in group singing during inter
mission. Gay blades at the Sigma Chi Bos
ton Tea Party wore frilly lace bibs,
long-tailed coats, short pants and
long stockings. Indians who also
supposedly dated back to 1776 were
present, too. The chapter house
was decorated as a ship with the
indivudual rooms as compart
ments. Tuffy Epstein and his combo
provided dance music; and the par
ty was planned by Bob Peck, so
cial 'chairman.
It was incorrectly stated in last
week's social column, that Jane
Brown was pinned to Jack Leicam.
Engagements
Jeannlne Carper of Blue Hill to
Carroll GoU, Acacia jumor, also of
Blue HilL
Mimi Hamer, Delta Gamma
alum from Omaha, to Jerry Roe,
Phi Gamma Delta senior from
Bennington.
Judy Joyce, Alpha Phi senior
Poll
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considered them very important
and 27 to 30 per cent aid they
would be used from time to time.
Only 7 to 19 per cent of the men
said they would use them often,
and 21 to 30 per cent said they
time.
Bowling alleys would be used
frequently by 39 per cent of all
students and occasionally by an
other 33 per cent. Men and women
both seemed to consider them
quite important.
Expanded checkrooms, Individ
ual lockers for personal belong
ings, quiet rooms and shower and
dressing rooms were placed on
the survey list to appeal to stu
dents who commute to campus
fey car or bus.
The response by commuting stu
dents ranged only from 9 to 14 per
cent in the frequently classifica
tion, however. The division was
ebout equal between men and
women.
Lake said the survey does not
present the complete over-all pic
ture. It will serve only as an in
dicator of the general seeds.
Closely related or definitely
necessary facilities were not
placed on the list.
"We want students to have what
they can vat," "Lake said. "We
want to make the addition as
functional and utilitarian as possible."
from Lincoln, to Bob Knapple, of
Omaha who is in the army sta
tioned at Camp Chaffee, Ark.
Tish Lowe, Kappa Kappa Gam
ma senior from Omaha, to John
Pemberton, Phi Delta Theta alum
of Dartmouth College from Butte,
Montana, who is a Phi Rho Sigma
at the University School of Medi
cine in Omaha.
Karen McReynolds, Alpha Xi
Delta freshman from Omaha, to
Jim Reed, also of Omaha.
Marilyn Rowley, Alpha Xi Delta
senior from Hebron, to Alan Dew
ey, also of Hebron.
Shirley Slagle, senior from Grant,
to Del Merritt, Alpha Gamma Rho
alum from Elkhorn.
Pinnings
Sally Cahill, Pi Beta Phi fresh
man from Topeka, Kansas, to Rod
Warren, Sigma Phi Epsilon senior
from Lincoln.
Marlene Hutchinson, Alpha Xi
Delta senior from Lincoln, to Eu
gene Robinson, Farmhouse grad
uate student from Oshkosh.
Coleen Sears, freshman at Ne
braska Wesleyan University from
Hebron, to Marvin Bishop, Alpha
Gamma Sigma sophomore from
Thompson.
Social Calendar
Friday
Mortar Board Turnabout Dance
All-University Square Dancers
Alpha Gamma Sigma Dinner
Dance
Saturday
Alpha Chi Omega Dinner Dance
Pi Beta Phi Dinner Dance
Chi Omega Christmas Formal
Phi Gamma Delta Christmas
House Party
International House Christmas
Party
Delian Union Christmas Party
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FOR MOTHER
Exquisite FIGURINES in fine
Royal Doulton that she will
treasure always because of their
intrinsic loauty ... and because
vou wanted the best for her.
$12 to $80
FOR DAD
HANDSOME GLASSES dad will be proud of when
be does the honors! Here's just one of a sophisti
cated collection ... all with designs in 24 Karat
Gold or gay colors. Every size from 1 oz. whiskey
to 14 oe. beer glasses.
Srts of 8
5.S0 to 7.95
OLD BALLOON SELLER
, BEDTIME
STATIONERY ... in appreciation
of all those wonderful letters she
sends you through the year. Choose
one that will reflect her love of lux
ury. In many sizes and styles ... full
letter to small, indispensable. Infor
mal ... lovely colors with or with
out monogram. Hurry, if you want
monograms, however!
Minimum monogramming charge oOc
Stationery and notes 65c to $10
China, Fifth Floor
China, Fifth Floor
Stationery, Firt Floor
JEWELED WASTE
BASKET ... a gay
touch she will love!
The poodle has a red
jeweled collar. Other
designs too all with
tissue holders to
match!
Dad like to read in bed? Then
he'll appreciate this WEDGE
PILLOW . . . rests him while he
reads. Soft molded foam rubber
Cretonne, Barkcloth or Cor
duroy covered in Red, Green,
Gold Chartreuse, Grey or
Brown.
1.95 2.50 2.95
ArWJeart, Fourth Floor
$3 each
Houseware,
Fifth Floor
King size is the right size in
GAL DAK TV TRAYS for the
' queen of your house ... and she'll
bless you for them. They make
family gatherings or company
"dos" so much easier. Lustrous
Florentine Black with fruit design
in Gold. 1
Set of 4 with rack $22.50
Folding Hostess Cart to match..
Houtteware, Fifth Floor
The BILLfORD he reaches into so
often for you ... replace the worn
one with a i lovely new one in soft,
fine leather.
1.95 to $15
Lealhor Goods, First Floor
STEAK KNTVES for a man
a potato and meat or a salad
and steak fancier. Bound to be
appreciated in bachelors quar
ters or by the head of the fam
ily. Ivory styrene handles, hol
low ground, stainless steel
blades by a world famous firm.
Box of 6 4.50
Housewares, Fifth Floor
FOR SISTER OR FR1ED
BRACELETS one or an
armload in unreal jet, tor
toise and Golf will please her
immensely.
2.50 plus tax
Jrtvelrr, First Floor
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The CLUTCn PURSE
to help her hang on to
ber money, compact and
all those indispensable
articles. In Genuine lea
ther fitted with comb
and compact. In faille or
velvet too!
2.95 plus tax
High Schoti Shop,
Third Floor
ANIMALS stuffed with person
ality like Daisy Belle are the rage
with all school girls. Beside Daisy
youTl love the Autograph Pig or
Mr. Aristo the plush pup. Lots of
the ... all cute!
95c lo 34.95
Toyland, Fourth Floor
FOR BROTHER OR BEAU
CIIEM CARDS to stand the
strain of those long sessions
with the boys at the dorm or
house. And they'll last and last
... can be wiped clean .
many attractive designs.
Double Deck 7.50
Stationery, First Floor
FRIVOLOUS SLIPPERS an
entrancing gift alone or with a
pretty robe. These are butter soft
kid with flexible sole ... others in
velvet or gold metallic, gay and
glittery as the Season itself. Shell
mean it when she thanks you for
these!
. M. L. 3.95 PAIR
Hugh ScIumA. Shop, Third Floor
FITTED CLOTHES BRUSH
carries his razor, blades, tooth
paste and all the articles that
keep him the handsome man you
admire so much. Ideal for serv
ice men.
$5 pin tax
Men's Shop, First Floor
SWEATERS! That's the sola
tion for every man on your list
from 8 to 80 . . . the man of
distinction idea of perfect,
casual, comfort ... in any num
ber of attractive colors. Wool,
Cashmere, Wool and Cashmere
or Orion ... you'll find the
handsomest selection at Miller's.
If you wish ... wonderful socks,
ties, slacks to complete his out
fit. Girls all want sweaters ...
AND SO DO BOY'S!
5.95 to 27.50
Men's Shop, First Floor '
Swank" CUFF LINKS the perfect
finish to the sartorial elegance of dark
suit and frencb-cuffed shirt. Correct as
candy to give but as special as jewelry!
In many smart styles! 2.50 pluaux
Men s Shop, first tutor
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THERE'S, A REASON FOR MILLER'S GIFT MART .
SnW m the ground ... thereV weathi in the windowa ... end Oirintm time acin!
Kek-end promt ... partiea for the crowd ... parttrw for the children from the rphanaf r old
people from the home. Someone called another carol practice! AND aaaignmenU go oa and ea. It's
fun if, exciting ... but there' no little time to do that Chrirtmaa chopping ... to run the errand
for mother! The gift mother wanta on Fifth . . . dud's is on Sixth then down to Three poroevhing
nrett for Si" . . . oh-oh. yon forgot the candle for mother . . . back to Fifth. w"hat" the time? I"e
got to hurry hurry hur! Hey! Su.pl YOU IONT HAVE TO HURRY! THAT'S WHAT MILIXR'S
GIFT MART IS FOR! To bring the choice election of gift item for everyone to one convenient pot
on Second Floor. There they are all the thing anyone could wioh f or . . . fine chine, gleaming silver,
candle and cook book. ... catthmerec and card. Put your lit in your pocket ... bring it straight to
MILLER'S GIFT MART - . . before you can aay St. Nick you'll be through ... the gift oa their
way for a upecial Miller Gift Wrap! So back to your book and parties and prom ... and a MERRY
CHRISTMAS TO YOUJ
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aak about
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The eapy way lo pay!
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