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Mr. Quereau's mother vhUJodJiim at
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Beta Theta PI will Initiate nt
chapter house tomorrow evening.
the
Phi Kappa PrI will give a dancing
party at Walsh hall Octoher lfi.
Miss Ruth Wilson went to Omaha
Wednesday for a short visit home.
Miss Mabel Christie is spending Sat
in day and Sunday nt her home in
Omaha.
Kappa Kappa Gamma will hold Ini
tiation October 17 at the home of Mips
nedon.
Miss Jennette neinsheimer left Fri
day for a short visit at home in Glen
wood, la.
Alpha Tau Omega is
musical and dance for
the chapter house.
planning a
the inth at
Delta Upsilon will gho a house par
ty at the hapter house on the 23d of
this month.
Miss Florence Fisko leaves Sunday
for New York, where phcgoes to study
for grand opera.
Delta Delta Delta will e-.Ueitaln
members of the faculty at the chapter
house every Saturday afternoon.
Guy Cooper of Humboldt, and Chas.
Imler of Nelson, were visitors at the
Alpha Theta Chi house this week.
' Miss Winifred diadwick spent a few
days this week with her Tri-Delta
sisters. She was on her way to Omaha.
Miss Jean McGeachin of Orleans, one
of Pi Beta Phi's pledges, has been
forced to leae school on account of
illness.
.lames Davidson. '07, of Lincoln, has
been compelled to discontinue his stu
dies on account of illness. He hopes
to be back in school next semester
The hop committee of the Sophomore
(lass met Friday morning and set the
date for the hop at November 0, at
Fraternity hall.
Phi Gamma Deua has pledged Chas.
Miller, A. Lott and Couit Stanley of
South Omaha, who will be Initiated
Tuesday evening.
The Chi Omegas held initiation on
Wednesday evening at the chapter
hQUse, 1227 'D street, initiating MIsb
Mary Brookings, Geneva Woodruff.
Mildred Clark, Nancy iVabbift and
Mary Craig. Afterfrhe Initiation a
novel luncheon appropriate to the sea
son of the year was served on autumn
leaves.
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On Tuesday evening Phi Gamma Del
ta Initiated Otto Mnllat of Wllbcr.
Chas. Sunderland of Lincoln, and Ray
mond Hill of Beatrice. After the cer
emonies a spread was given at the
( hapter house
On October 21st at the home of the
bride will occur the wedding of Mr.
J, CMcNiah of Fremont and Miss CJa
ra Hammond. Mr. McNIsh is a mem
ber of Kappa Sigma and a graduate of
the law school. '03. Miss Hammond is
a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and
has always been one of Lincoln's pop
ular young society ladies.
On Tuesday Sigma Alpha Epsllon in
itiated Messrs. Putnam and Robertson
of Omaha, and Nye of Fremont. Dur
ing the day the three initiates treated
the students around the campus to an
exhibition of various stunts, and one
of them was even exported to Wahoo
to edify that metropolis with like edi
fying stunts. In the evening the for
mal part of the ceremony was carried
out and a banquet in honor of the new
Sigma Alpha fplowed.
Three of a Kind.
"Now Snowball, you lie right btill,
and be a good kitty. No, you mustn't
put your paws outside of your cradle.
If your nails have just been cleaned.
Oh, Rider, you come light back this
minute. You've got to have your face
washed. I can't bear dirty kittles.
Well, I can't help it if you do get BOap
in your eye. Keep still. Snowball.. yQii
bad cat! Petite, stop kicking that way.
What soit of manners Is it to lie on
your back and kick with all your feet
when I want to put on your sash? Oh.
mercy! What shall I do with you?
Three misbehaved little children are
too much for one mother."
duly-beaded little Kathle sat down
on the back attic stairs disconsolately.
Snowball wiestled and heaved under
the tightly packed covers, and threw
himself out. Then, casting a scaled
glance at Kathie, he hid behind a lag
bag. Elder was ensconsed on a high
beam, and Petite lay still on her back,
her hind feet drawn up, ready to pro
test vlgorouly. if a hand should ap
proach. The sunlight phiminered on Kathie's
brown curls and blinked Iqulrlngly
around the (hooping corners of her
moiith. It sent a mischievous ray up
at Elder and made him turn his back
in disgust.
Petite gave a galvanic kick, and
Snowball troubled by the unaccustomed
silence peeped around a corner of the.
rag-bag.
A malign expression dawned In
Kathie's eyes as she regarded Petite's
"hlno" legs. -
"You little wretch!" she exclaimed,
and readched out her hand, only to re
ceive a prompt scratch.
"Ouch, you " st i etching her chub
by hand still further to grasp the neck
of the iccreant farther and still far
ther, as the funny thing wriggled
auay, until her head struck the wash-
Oliver Theatre
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Present liitf IIIh New Comedy Hiicconn
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boiler at tho foot of the stairs with
an echoing dash.
Again a silence. The heap at tho
foot of tho stairs lay quite still. Pres
ently Snowball craned his neck over
the edge of the Blahs and mewed co
quettlshly. There was no response.
Snowball batted his paw at Elder, and
then the three had a grand game of
tag over the loosened boards of th"
attic floor in peace.
SARA L niRCHALL
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College Settlement Opens.
The opening entertainment of the.
College Settlement was given Thurs
day evening nt the settlement house.
About a hundred were in attendance
and a very pleasant social evening was
enjoyed. A Fpeclal feature was the
musical program given by young peo
ple of the settlement. The following
numbers were given:
Piano solo, Emma Schaal
Vocal solo, Irene Arenson.
Recitation. Chrlstlle Westerfleld
Duet. Ha.el Smith and Llla Rleth
The program dosed with a tableau
which was especially well presented.
Punch was served during the even
ing. The plan of work for the xenr was
explained by Mr. Prevey and Mr. Harry
PoatOn presented the Boclal work In re
gard to the boys' and girls clubs, their
alms and prospects. This evening a
three-degree lodge will be organized,
with secret rites and strict regulations.
Guy Moore spent Saturday and Sun
day at his home in Ohiowa, Neb.
Sunday's Chicago American limited
IU; football goBHlp to a- discussion of
Nebraska's team, being chiefly con
cerned with the return of Masou and
The weekly weather report, publiehed
during the summer, has been discon
tinued until tho return of warm wea
ther. Only the dally and monthly re
pot ts will be published during the -win-'
tei.
Work at tho experiment station t
progressing nicely. The framo wort
of tho dairy building is being raised
and the walls ,of the boiler house arn
rapidly being carried up. The founds
tlons of tho horticultural building and
the shop hoiiBo are finlhed.
The Union Boys will debate the fol
lowing question this evening: "Re
solved, That the University of Ne
braska should not accopt tho Rocke
feller gift." The nflirmative will be.up
heltt by-Cr-Wr-M-oUck-andWJ.J3aviiei
while the negative will be supported
by S. Krajicek and M. J. Brown. All
students Invited.
Course (. in English lftoraturo. is Ip
be changed still further from old Eng
lish reading to moro modern work and
Judgment of literature in general.
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