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TWO SEASONS
DRESSY
NEBRASKA QIRLS KEEP WITHIN
DISCREET BOUNDS.
THEY ARE "BUSINESS WOMEN"
80ME OVERpRE88 AT FIRST, BUT
800N CHANGE.
LCrltlcIsm of Missouri Advisor of Wo
men as to Characteristics of Col
lege Girls Is Held Not True
at Lincoln 8chool.
That Nebraska ocllogo girls are not
liable to tho criticism recontly passed
by tho advisor of womon of the Uni
vorBity of Missouri on tho girls of that
institution is the opinion of Mrs.
Barkloy, who has tho Nebraska uni
versity girls in direct ohargo. Tho
Missouri advisor holds that the girls
,of tho Tlgor school dress much too
olaboratoly. Sho doploros tho use of
Jowolry, rats and rouge.
Whatovor may bo tho conditions at
Missouri which warrant tho girls' ad
visor .In her views, Mrs. Barkloy is
suro that tho opinion would not hold
at Nebraska.
"Thoro are, of course, some glrlB,"
says Mrs. Barkloy, "who come tp
school with exaggerated idoaB of tho
Importance of their droBs on tho cam
pus. But they soon got over it. Tho
NobraBka college girl 1b not over
dressed. Sho dooa not wear an ox-
cosalvo amount of Jowolry. Sho soon
comes to understand that in college
she is a business woman. That Is
what our girls are. They are business
womon and thoy recognize tho fact
In tholr dreBs." .
Too Much Gaudiness.
Tho criticism of the Missouri advis
or camo as the rosult of a statement
mado by a professor of tho University
of Michigan while visiting tho Mis
souri college According to this gen
tleman, the womon at Missouri aro
bettor dreaBed and prettlor than those
at Michigan.
"Missouri does produce handsome
women," acknowledges the girls' ad
visor. "Tho girls do dress well, too
well, I think, for tholr school duties.
Many wear too much Jewelry. That is
the chiof criticism I would make on
Ltho dress of the womon hero.
"Personally I try to dress In good
taste, but I do not poso as a model
for university womon. I do avoid
dress that might seem extravagant In
some of tho girls, aB I much desire to
see thorn dross within their meanB.
I try to dress without attracting at
tention to any marked degree, and I
would say that as a wholo, tho womon
in tho university ubo good judgment in
the selection and wearing of their
clothing.
The Protecting Rat.
"Tho sweater habit is not confined
to Missouri. It is current all ovor
tho country. Tho samo 1b true of 'rats'
in the hair. Going bareheaded is a
good custom and is both healthful and
economical. There is no danger for a
girl to go without her hat. It may
bo. different with a man who has only
.his own hair to protect him, but with
"rats" and other persons' hair as a
protection, the girl Is safe. It is a
great saving in the expense of buying
hats. One dress hat a season will
servo tho girl who goes to school
bareheaded."
80CIETY GIVE8
MIN8TREL
Largest Crowd of the Year Witness
the Performance.
Tho Union Literary society gave a
minstrel in tholr hall in the Temple
last night. A large crowd witnessed
the entertainment, over 160 people
being present, which 1b the largoBt
attendance of any meeting held this
year. The Palladian Literary society
dismissed their regular meeting to en
able their members to attend.
The minstrel was divided Into two
parts, the first of which was opened
by a bass solo by L. A. Barnes, im
personating "Tony Tillman' and the
chorus of sixteen. This, was followed
by the marriage of "Rufus" and "Car
oline," with Miss Dova Kidd as "Caro-
ARE NOT
"Rufus" and
A. O. Dobbins as tho parson.
Josophino Rollings and Margaret
Coleman scorod a docldod buccosb as
"TopBy" and "Turvy" in a cake walk
and barn danco specialty. This was
followed by a solo, "Liza," by Miss
Bernlco Chambers and Cleopatra Sulli
van, and a roadlng, "Tho Pathy,"by
"Imporcunlous Davis" in tho person of
Q. O. Gilbert. Selections by tho quar
tot, MIsb Bornlce Chambers, MIsb
Anna Drlftmior, 0. F. Gilbert and L.
A. Barnes, closed tho first part.
A violin solo by Cloopatra Sullivan
and a Southorn medley by tho chorus,
including tho old plantation songs and
anothor cako walk by "Topsy and Tur
vy," completed tho ontertainmont.
The" program was interspersed with
JokeB by "Rufua" and "Rastus" as
end men. Tho minstrel waB coached
by MIbs Stell Hardy and tho music
furnished by Miss Bessie F. Cham
bers. LI8T OF FAVORED HIGH 8CH00L8
North Central Association Sends Out
Bulletin.
According to a bulletin of tho North
Central Association of Colleges nnd
Socondary Schools, thoro havo boon a
jiumbor of changes in the list of
AchoolB accredited by tho organiza
tion. In NobraBka several havo been
added to tho list and two havo been
dropped. Tho association maintains a
fixed Btnndard for study courses and
for teachorB employed In tho schools
admitted to Kb recognition. By this
moans it Books to standardize tho re
quirements for graduation of tho
schools of the contral woBt and to
raise the standard to the point whero
graduates may bo admitted to any of
tho colleges of tho section.
Following is tho revised list of the
Nebraska schools on tho accredited
list: Beatrice, Blair, Brownell Hall
(Omaha), Falls City, Falrbury, Fre
mont, Hastings, Hastings Academy,
Holdrege, Kearney, Lincoln. Lincoln
Academy, Nebraska City, Nebraska
Military Academy, Nebraska Wesley
an Academy, Norfolk, North Platte,
Omaha, Pawnee City, Seward, South
Omaha, Suporlor, Tecumseh and
York.
UNIVER8ITY STUDENT SELFISH
Egoism Necessary to Success of Col
lege Scholar.
"Tho university student body 1b tho
most solflsh body that I know of," said
Profoasor F. A. Stuff in addressing
nn English Uteraturo class yostorday
afternoon.
"You aro tho most solflsh p"ooplo
qn tho faco of tho earth. You aro so
because you must bo so. Egoism is
an absolute essential of the successful
scholar. Every ono of ub, If we aro
to be sucessful as students, must be
bound up In tho betterment of our
Belves. Wo do not mix with others.
I believe that this selfishness Is nec
essary and I think It the right thing
for tho student. The trouble lies in
that it is often prolonged beyond the
four, six or soven years spent in edu
cating self. It is essential to the stu-
dent but not to the man In life. When
It Is extended beyond the student days
it becomes an evil."
Tho junior class gavo an Informal
danco at Fraternity hall last evening.
A fair sized crowd was in attendance.
The music for tho dance was fur
nished by Thornburg'a orchestra.
Want - Ads
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column should be left at the boelneu
office, basement Administration Bid.,
between 10 a. m. and 13. m., or be
tween 2 p. m. and 6 p. m.
v Cash must accompany all order for
want ads, at the rate of 10 cent per
insertion tor every fifteen words or
fraction thereof for the first Inser
tion; throe Insertions 36 cents; . fire
insertions 40 cents.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE A new high-grade bi
cycle at 25 per cent discount Inquire
at Nebraskan office. 91'L
FOR SALE A new $60 blcyclo for
$25. See Nebraskan manager. 122-tf
LOST AND FOUND. '
LOST Friday morning, probably in
poB.tofflco, an umbrella. Howards for
return to Nebraskan office. 126-12G-3t
lino," A. Amberson
At '
The
Play
Houses
The Majestic.
Billy Van, famous tho country over
ns the best minstrel man "in tho
business," is at tho Majestic thip
week. Ho has lost nono of the funny
sayings and characteristic manner
isms that have made him the king of
vaudovillo black faced artists, and he
has kept every audlenco that has
heard him this week In an uproar for
twenty minutes.
One of tho best one-act sketches
of tho season is an offering by Harry
Truesdell & Company entitled "Two
Men and a Bottlo." A humorous sit
uation is dovcloped In this act which
is mado exceedingly funny by the act
ing of Truosdoll.
Tho Thompson Bisters come In for
a great sharo of applause at each
performance. Thoy are clover danc
ers, tho smaller of tho two being par
ticularly agile and attractive.
Tho Kohler operatic trio of male
singers form an entertaining number
for even tho most fastidious. Their
singing Is rich in tono.
Other numbers on tho program aro
Hill and SUviany in a sensational uni-
cyclo act; Olivette, tho man In black,
and tho ROsalrleB, European novelty
entertainers.
W. I. G. C. 18 TONIGHT
(Continued from Page 1)
in a game for tho championship of tho
west division for 1907.
Alpha Tau Omoga and Sigma Alpha
Epsllon will moot soon in a gamo
for the championship of the east side
for the samo year. Delta Upsllon
will play tho winner of that game for
tho premier honors of the league for
1907. Score of yesterday's game:
Alpha Theta Chi. .0000230 16
Delta Upsllon 0 3 0 0 15 4 13
Batteries Delta Upsllon: .Schmidt
and D. Russoll. .Alpha Thota Csl:
Pool, E. Biiol, J. Buol and B. Smith.
ON INSPECTION TRIP
(Continued from Page 1)
present almost all the schoolB of the
state havo some courses, such as
grammar and lower arithmetic, which
do not count as entrance credits in
tho university standards. These
courses will either havo to.be raised
or others of higher standard substi
tuted if tho school Is not to be
dropped from the accredited list. Un
doubtedly some schools will be forced
from tholr present place on tho file
because of their Inability to accomp
lish this.
GREGORY, the Tailor
Has a dandy line of goods for Spring Suits. He also
does the best cleaning and pressing in the city.
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