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All persons who have possession of
eoolal Items of Interest to University
people would confer a favor upon Tho
Nobraskah by kindly mentioning the
same to the society editor. Since the
society column has tyecomc a special
feature of the Saturday edition, it is
very irpportfut. that a41 social Items
Bhould hayo a, place in its columns.
Fraternities and literary societies
would do well to have one of the mem
bers report all Items of Importance to
this department. Unless such Items are
reported, there Is a possibility of their
being loft out entirely a matter unjust
s?6 all concerned. The Nebraskan is
only too glad to publiBh notices of all
parties, and other matters of interest
to those who participate in the social
life of the University, and will en
dcavor to keep the public enlightened
in tbiB particular.
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The beginning of the lcnten season
has made little apparent difference in
the social life of the University. As a
rule, students do not observe Lent very
closely, and tho season Is usually
marked by as many parties and social
events as any other season of the year.
As a matter of fact, tho number of
people in school who have religious
scruples against following the course
of their inclination during Lent, is de
cidedly in tho minority, and they are
usually so considerate they give way to
the will of others when it comes to
attending a party or any place where
personal enjoyment Is concerned.
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Last Saturday The Nebraskan con
tained a notice of the senior prom,
but unfortunately the list of the com
mittee was not glvdn. The list has now
been completed and stands as follows:
Chairman, J. R. Farney, master of
ceremonies, W A. Shock; Misses Ham
ilton, Post, Brookings, Cndy. Bennett,
Gould and Sly, Messrs. Llpp, Smith,
Swan, Hurtz, Fee, Harter, Hedge, Buck
ley, Sowles, Leonard, FergUBon. Black,
and Buck.
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Ah will be seen, the list of the com
mittee Is quite long, and every fra
ternity and literary socio ty that boasts
of a senior is represented. It Is tho
desire of the ofllclals to make the prom
an affair of the University rather than
of a certain Bet, and the committee has
been named with that Idea In view.
The dance will be held at the Lin
coln hotel, April 17th, Just after Ient,
and Chairman Farney Is putting forth
elaborate effort to make the dance the
supreme social event of the year. A
more extended notice will appear later.
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The intor-fraternlty organization
kpown as the "Vikings" gave an In
formal party Thursday night at
Wash hall. The evening was spent in
dancing. The-guests were Misses Ham
Ilton, Comstock, Roblson, Hunt, Love,
Honeywell, CaBebeer, Whlttler, Cllne,
Wilson, Bennett, Qahan, Heacock, Kll
Uan and Gould. The members of tho
VJklngs are Messrs. Harris, Douglas,
. Gould, Van Burg,' "Far'hey Hupp, Hull;
Fisher, Law, Lussler, Mills, Bell, ;Nor
vell, McGeachln, Adams, and Hedge.
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The annual banquet of the Univer
sity Y. M. C. A. will be held In the
Llndell hotel, Tuesday, March 3. A
list of the toasts was given In yester
day's paper. Plates are seventy-five
cents. The 'attendance should be large
enough to make this one of the most
successful affairs of the year.
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Mr. Charles Stuart gave a dinner
Tuesday night to the active members
of Phi Delta Ttysta. Those present were
Messrs.-$ec1y, Miles, Jenne, Langcvln,
Shannon, Bliss, White. Thomns,
Sowles, Falnnan. Mathewson, Updike,
FlBher and Dorrlngton.
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Miss Kato Gellathy of Falrbury was
Initiated into Kappa Kappa Gamma
Wednesday night A supper at tho
chapter house, 321 Nortbl. Sixteenth
street, followed the initiation.
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Misses Anne and Meilnda Stuart en
tertained at euchre last night In honor
of Misses Iter and Ashmun. About
fifty guests enjoyed a very pleasant
evening.
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The engineering society met last
night at the Sigma Alph house. Re
freshments were served and pandemo
nium reigned until a late hour.
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PI Beta Phi will give an Intor-soror-Ity
reception for Chi Omega this after
noon at the homo of Miss Charlotte
Spalding, 637 F street.
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Miss Whiting will give a kenslngtou
this afternoon for Misses Jenkins and
Gellathy of Falrbury.
MlSfl Emily Jenkins, Kappa Kappa
Gamma, arrived In the city yesterday
for a few days', visit.
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Miss Kate Heacock has been obliged
to leave school temporarily on account
of sickness.
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Beta Theta PI will give a banquet for
Its alumni members this evening.
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Amos Thomas visited University
friends the first of the week.
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Miss Mabelle Miles Is suffering from
an attack of the grip.
Campus Gleanings..
University Calendar.
March 3. Annual Y. M. C. A. ban
quet, Llndell hotel.
Saturday, March 7. Sigma Alpha
Epsllon banquet at tho Llndell.
March 13. Company B hop, Frater
nity ..all.
Miss Lena Nelson has been absent
this week on account of Illness.
Miss Goldena Denny Ib confined to
her room by sickness.
Dr. Avery Is out In the state this
week attending farmers' Instltuto meet
ings at various places.
CharleB 8lmon, '04, is out of school
for two weeks, having gone to Oklaho
ma on business matters.
Herman K. Lehmer Is out of school
on account of sickness.
Come out tonight and hear tho Union
Boys discuss the Ohio Inquisitorial tax
system.
The Mornlngslde College basket-ball
team visited the University Friday
morning. They were on their way to
Wesleyan, where they plnyed last evening.
One of the banana trees In the Uni
versity greenhouse Is bearing a fine
largo bunch of bananas. There are
also some hibiscus in bloom and am
very beautiful.
"No." replied the professor to The
Nebraskan reporter, "I have no news
today. In fact, I object to publicity
and do not care to have any of my ac
tions exploited In any newspaper.
But You might Just say I am pre
paring an article for the Outlook. And
that reminds me that I had an article
in tho last Issue of the Review of Re
views. You might call attention to
that. Then, too, I expect to be away
next week on a lecture tour. And It
may be Interesting to note that the de
partment has JiiBt received a number
of valuable volumes from abroad, and
that I am engaged In making abstracts
of their contents. My wife Is going
to entertain the ladies of the faculty
this evening. Here Is a speech of mine
that you might make a few excerps
from. Nothing more occurs to me
now. 1 think perhaps that's enough.
I have a strong prejudice against pub
licity, anyhow. It makes people think
you are anxious to be mentioned and
its poor taste. I guess that's all."
F. L. Thomas' father, of Lyons, Nob.,
while in the city attending tho Retail
Hardware Dealers' association, visited
over Wednesday and Thursday around
engineering headquarters.
Y. Nikado, A .C. Mathews, A. Keller,
J. Vavasa and A. C. Horn, who have
been employed In various sugar fac
tories of the state, have registered for
special courses in chemistry. The fac
tories are closed for the season and
these men take advantage of the op
portunity to get work In technical
chemistry, especially the analysis of
sugar products.
University Bulletin
SENIORS meet Tuesday, 10 a. m., in
U. 200. Important business.
FOUND At 11th and R, a bead neck
lace. Inquire of Councilman H. F.
Bishop, 521 Richards block.
JUNIOR basket-ball men practice
Saturday at 1 p. m. sharp. Men must
cet In shape for next week's game.
8ECOND TEAM football men who
were awarded sweaters may call at
Samuel Hall's and receive them. E. It.
Buckner, Manager.
He "It must be that Mr. Braggum
has flunked."
She "Why do you think so?"
He "He says It Is necessary J.o go
over a study twice In order to really
master It."
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"Why Is It that tho professor has
ceased -to lecture on tho advisability of
attending art exhibits?"
"His wife has become so Impressed
with his views that she's always after
him for the money to attend one."
LOST A copy of "Cooley on Torts"
was taken from the library last week.
William Morrow's name was written on
the paper cover. Please return to the
owner. C. P. Craft.
Teacher (reading) "Tho girl had a
silk handkerchief about her neck,
which was tied In a looso knoL"
Freshman excltedly) "Whew! She
must have been a real rubber neck!"
ALL students who are expecting to
become candidates for the University
teachers' certificate In June should con
sult wlthw4.be head of the department
of education regarding their work
within tho nex,t two weeks.
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