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University Calendar.
Saturday, Feb. 21. Gleo Club con
cert, Memorial hall.
Friday, February 27. Viking party
at Walsh hall.
Friday, February 27. The Misses
Stuart will entertain at cards In honor
of Misses Ashinun and Her.
Saturday, March 7. Sigma Alpha
Epsllon banquet at the Llndell.
March 13. Company B hop, Frater
nity -all.
Mr. Updike of Omaha Is pledged Phi
Delta Theta.
Good Health Cafe
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Eat the best
R. C). Reghtol', of iioldrege, is pledged
to Delta Upsllon.
The Saturday Night Club will give
their regular dance tonight at Walsh
hall.
The annual Y. M. C. A. banquet will
be held at the Llndell on the evening
of Tuesday, March 3rd.
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The alumni chapter of Delta Delta
Delta wnfl entertained Saturday night
by Miss Mamie Miller.
Our motto is: Everything in
nearly as natural a state
as possible, and free
from grease.
Short orders and
Eggs on Toast all hours.
j Good Health Cafe j
145 So. 13th St. ;
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Misses Grace and Mable Dennett en
tertained the Kappa's Monday night at
a china shower given In honor of Miss
Griggs.
WESTERN GLASS & PAINT CD.
12th & M Sts.
LINCOLN, NEB.
Genuine Gas Coke
$9.00 per ton
Lincoln Gas & Electric Lieht Co.
1323 o St.
We are still offer
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broken lots of
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Hal H. Roberts of Omaha. CJuy Coop
er of Humboldt, and Julian Koehne of
Fremont attended the Alpha Theta Chi
party last night.
Miss Farnsworth entertained the
members of the Medical Society at her
home, M2G R street, last evening. Re
freshments were served and a general
good time enjoyed.
Mrs. J. H. Auld has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Eola
Mae, to Mr. Hans Peter Peterson. The
wedding will be In the fall. Miss Auld
is a member of Delta Delta Delta and
Mr. Peterson Is a Sigma Chi.
The committee on arrangements for
company B hop on March 13 has been
announced. R. J. Mansfield Is chair
man and R. B. Davidson master of cer
emonies. Messrs. Monnan, Peers and
Campbell are on the committee.
The upper classmen of Delta Upsllon
gae a dinner party at the chapter
house Saturday night. Misses Shedd,
Auld. Whlttler. Brock, Mackin, Butler.
Tuttle, Chadwlck, Casebeer, Dellleker
and Archibald were entertained.
Messrs. Beghtol and Updike were also
guests.
Earle E. Farnsworth, '03. writes from
Ithica, N. Y., "I passed my mid-year
exams very well, and will graduate this
June by completing sixteen hours
more. I am getting into good physical
condition to play in the inter-collegiate
tournament tills spring."
S. P. Barrett, father or H. P. Bar
rett, J. A. Barrett and dace M. Bar
rett, all of the class of 1SSS, and well
known to many alumni of the 'No's, died
Thursday. February 1), at North Ya
kima, Wash, lie and his wife were
living with their daughter ('.race, now
Mrs. Robertson.
At their annual election held Thurs
day evening, the Y M. C. A elected the
following officers tor the ensuing year:
President. B. (. Lewis; vice president,
Roy Bickford; secretary, Russell
Moore; treasurer, Robt. Hill. As mem
bers of the advisory board the follow
ing were elected: Dr. Condra, Dr. Hill,
Professor Davlsson, Clark Oberlies, and
Dr. B. L. Paine,
University Book Store
LL books and supplies used at the Uni
versity. We beg to direct special at
tention to our selection of University
and Fraternity Tablets and Papeteries,
University Pins, Fobs, Hat Pins and
Spoons. A. A. Waterman and Wat
erman Ideal Fountain Pens and the
University Fountain Pen, the only
guaranteed $1.00 Fountain Pen in the
market.
University Book Store
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THE P. D. SMITH COAL CO.
Carry all the best grades of domestic coals, among which
you will find the Rex lump at $6.50; the Kem-
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ceremonies 40 per cent. President Tel
Farney is chairman, cmfwypVJpjpjpja
leson announced the committee. J. R.
Farney Is chairman, and W. A. Shock,
master of ceremonies.
The senior class met Wednesday to
transact some unfinished business. It
was decided that instead of invita
tions, commencement announcements
would bo issued by the class. Reports
were hoard from the chairmen of the
various committees and the editor of
the Senior Annual reported on the
progress made. The matter of the
Senior Prom came up for discussion
and it was decided that a ilnance com
mittee be appointed and that the class
receive GO per cent of the proceeds
and the chairman and the maBter of
Beta Theta Pi entertained F. W.
GunsauluB, the Charter Day orator, at
a reception and dinner Monday even
ing. Many of tne city alumni were
present to welcome the distinguished
guest, the occasion being tho largest
gathering of Betas since tho visit of
Judge Grosscup. Dr. Gunsaulus be
came a member of Beta Theta Pi at
Ohio Wesleyan University, a chapter
which has just passed its fiftieth birthday.
Miss Dorothy Griggs was married
Wednesday evening to Mr. Bertram!
Buckmnster of Tacoma, Wash. Miss
(Jriggs is a former student of the Uni
versity and a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma. With the exception of the
members of the sorority, only a few
guests were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Buckmaster have departed 'for Tacoma,
where the groom is engaged in busi
ness. Alpha Theta Chi entertained last
evening at Walsh hall. Eddie Walt
furnished tho music and tho dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. The
hall waa handsomely decorated with
pennants of tho various sororities of
the University and Alpha Theta Chi.
"Tommy" served punch between
dances. The chaperones were Judge
and Mrs. Itoscoe Pound and Dr. and
Mrs. Clements. Those present were:
Misses Shedd, Kimball, Wilson, Shld
ler, Dellleker, Woodford, Harper,
Broady, Foster, Heacock, Dolson, Dan
iels, Sherman, Schrleber, Dorrlngton,
Meeker, Myrtle Roberts, Grace Rob
erts, Archibald, Miller, Casebeer, Chad
wick, Parks, Cooper and Poynter;
Messrs. C. Wilburn, Davla, Sweeley,
Palace Dining Hall
The largest and best equipped eating house
in the city... Furnished rooms in connection
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Harter, Mansfield, Krake, Doan,
Thompson, Clark, Cronln, Lee, Flem
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Hill, Hoar, V. Wilburn, Humphrey,
John Roberts, Hal Roberts. Dr. Poyn
ter, Cutter, Dr. Orr, Towne and
Schrleber.
The young ladles of Chi Omega were
formally initiated into tho mysteries of
the sorority Saturday night. Miss
Parker of Kansas was the Initiating
office Mrs. A. P. Metcalf accepted
the responsibilities of patroness. After
the initiation a banquet was served at
the Lincoln. The room was decorated
with tho sorority 'colors, cardinal and
Btraw, and tho table was covered with
white carnations and other floral offer
ings from friends. MIbs Helen Streeter
acted as toastmistress and called for
the following toasts:
The University Miss Meeker
Our Seniors Miss Brookings
The Kansas Chapter MIbs Craig
Our Chapter MIbs Haughanont
Our Chapter Miss Jones
Jack, With All the Word Em
braces Miss Woods
Our Phi Beta Kappas, Present and
Future Miss Roberta
Open house waB held at the Borority
headquarters, 143G G street, Sunday af
ternoon, when tho now members of Chi
Omega received the congratulations of
their many frlondB.
Eat at Don's Cafe.
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