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Late Society Notes.
The sophomores gave a very success
ful party at the armory Saturday night,
In spite of the effortB of the irrepress
ible freshies to break up the affair.
The action of several of the sophB at
tho freBhman party given the week be
fore had caused many of tho lower
classmen to swear eternal vengeance.
Herman Lehmer and Ray Gould, chair
man and master of ceremonies, had an
ticipated the efforts of the freshies to
kidnap them, and accordingly took up
their abode in the armory at four
o'clock in the afternoon. Several other
members of the class were neither as
precautious nor as lucky, and being
captured by armed forces of the en
emy, were treated to doses of red paint
and lamp black, and given a free trol
ley car to the end of the car lin, and
thence allowed to peacefully pur
sue their way back to the scene of en
joyment. Janitor Uhl and Superin
tendent Fee, in trying to Bubdue the
mob, were subjected to rather rough
treatment in having a fire extinguisher
turned on them with terrific force, but
fortunately escaped uninjured. Several
eggs of questionable ago were thrown
ngalnst tho building, and tin cans and
sweet-scented acids were much in evi
dence on the dance floor. In spite of
the efforts of the freshies to the con
trary, a fair Blz.ed crowd succeeded In
reaching the armory In safety, where
they enjoyed a dance program of eigh
teen numbers. Ping pong and card
tables were set up In the chapel, and
Ice was served.
Miss Hazel Hartsough, of Mlnden,
was given a pre-nuptlal cup and saucer
shower, at the home of G. B. Chapman,
Saturday evening. The shower was
given by Misses Grace Evans, Myrtle
Newman and Llla Spurlock, former
roommates of Miss Hartsough, who
was in school last semester. Decor
ations were in pink and green, the
colors of tho 'Eleventh Hour Club,"
and in the dining-room a May pole
wound In smilax and white ribbon
was placed on the table, and streamers
of pink ribbon extended from the top
of the pole to the table. Music, reading
and short original stories made up the
progarm.
Tlie local chapter of Alpha Tau
Omega gave Its annual banquet at the
Llndell hotel Saturday night. About
thlrty-flvo active and alumni members
wero present. Tho following toasts
wero called for by the toastmaster,
Mr. Raymond B. Morgan: "Gamma
Theta's Early Days," Jameo G. Miller;
"Our Immortal Dead," silent toast;
"Tho Eighteenth Biennial Congress,"
Claud S. Wilson; "Present and Future
Of Gamma Theta," E. M. Swain; "Our
Standby the Alumni," Fay Rogers;
"Our Southern Brothers," George F.
Ross, Tennessee PI; "Now for Our
Girls," Joo D. Berry; "The Goat," Er
nest SVrague; "A. T. O. at the Bar,"
R. V. McGrew; "The Family Man,"
Dr. H. Finley Helms; "In Facilitate,"
Dr. ThaddeuB L. Bolton; other im
promptu toasts by different members
Of the fraternity followed. Those pres
ent from out of town were: J. W.
Towle, Omaha; Eugene Follmer, Oak;
J. W. Miller, Wayne; Fay Rogers and
Harry Follmer, Nelson.
On Friday night the Dalian literary
society was entertained with the most
unique and enjoyable program of the
year tho annual contest progarm giv
en by the girls of-tho society. The boys
had been kept guessing for the last
month what the nature of the program
was to be. Their perplexity was only
Increased when the girls posted their
clover bulletin in University hall.rep-H
resenting tho boys on their way to Del
ian hall, struggling under the burden
of huge interrogation points. Friday
evening at 7:30 all ihe members as
sembled in the hall as usual to listen
to tho program. Tho chairman an
nounced the first number as a grand,
march. It seemed a queer number to
open a program with, but they all
aroso and tho boys, with blank, inquis
itive looks on their faces, each caught
step with his fair escort and were all
marched out of tho hall, across the
campus, and down Eleventh street to
O, where the girls summarily loaded
their dumfounded partners on a Btreet
car,- and unloaded them again at the
state farm. There, In one of the large
halls, tho society gathered about a
banquet board bountifully laden and
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elaborately decorated with flowers and
smilax and artistic menu cards wrought
In burnt letters. In the enjoyment of
the first course, tho boys had almoBt
forgotten their surprise, but between
the several courses the toastmlfitress
called for toasts from both boyB and
girls, all of which succeeded In remind
ing tho boys and making them almost
uncomfortably conscious of themselves.
They wero asked to respond to: "Can
women keep a secret? ' (the speaker
rather thought they could); "Where
aro wo at?" "How did wo get here?"
"Tho State Farm," etc. The character
istic flow of Delian wit, humor and Jolj
nty was In evidence during the whole
evening. The boys have hardly recov
ered their equilibrium yet. They had
been banking strongly on their own
program as a winner this year, but
Blnce Friday night they have been seri
ously considering an unconditional sur
render to their resourceful lrlends, the
Delian girls. X.
Dr. and Mrs. Waters and Miss Eu
nice Morrell entertained the members
of the Palladian society Saturday ev
ening, May 2. Seventy-five members
spent one of the most enjoyable even
ings of the year In the Doctor's hand
some home on Hth and Q. The house
was tastefully decorated with flowers
and palms. In ono room refreshments
were prepared under spreading stream
ers of crimson and gold that decorated
a May pole. Another room was kept
closely shut until all had gathered.
Then the doors were thrown back, re
vealing the silhouettes of forty mem
bers hanging about the walls. No two
shadow pictures were alike. The
heavy Jaws of Tom Hewitt and the
strong profile of Miss Bullock were
typical of the differences. But a few
guessed the entire number in tho gal
lery. Next a flower puzzle requiring
rhyme set the wits of all turning out
wonderful couplets which would cer
tainly put the best poets to shame. In
the middle of tho evening Mrs. Waters,
assisted by tho MiBses Morrell, served
refreshments, consisting of coffee and
cake, strawberries and cream, and bon
bons. Partners were chosen by match
ing the silhouettes in tho ladles' hands
by the original picture In tho men's.
Refreshments were followed by a pan
tonine play rendered by Dr. and Mrs.
Waters, Miss Minnie Morrell and Mr.
Beers. Then until midnight selections
on the piano by r. Roy Clark, and
college songs were enjoyed by all.
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