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Miss Helen Drake, Alpha Phi,
spent Sunday in Beatrice.
New, Hayden Studio, 1127 0 st.
Black
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Masque initiated last
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A SPECIALTY
Swell Jewelry
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JEELpR and OPTICIAN
1311 0 SL - Lincoln, Neb
Chapin Bros., florists, 127 So.
13th.
Carl Stoll came down from Om
aha and visited in the city Sun
day. e
Domestic' Lunch. J. McKen-
sie, 1230 H.
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Earl Lynch, Delta Tau, spent
Sunday in Norfolk visiting pa
rents and friends.
Eat at Don Cameron's Cafe,
115-119 So. 12th street.
Henry C. Currier, Acacia, is
visiting at the fraternity hous
this week.
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Spa. 13th. ancl'P sts.
The Chi Omegas initiated two
pledges last night, Claire Hardin
and Alene Barger.
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Grace Shallenherger entertains
this afternoon at a musicale at
the governor's mansion.
Miss Vibbard will not bo in
her office at tho Y. W. C. A.
rooms this week. Tho cabinet
girls arc in turn filling her place
at tho usual bfllce hours.
The entire chapter of Kappa
Kappa Gamma -wont, to Omaha
Wednesday and attended the
wedding of Miss Helen Shoalcs,
who was an active Kappa last
year.
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Miss Howell returned Saturday
from a trip in tho western part
of the state, where sho has boon
in the university extension work.
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tween 11 a. m. and 12 m., or between
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rate of 10 cents per insertion for
every fifteen words or fraction there
of for the first Insertion; three Inser
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moss agate. Finder please return
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mnslo that aro tho "Hits" here at tho
Unl. Stay In tho gamo oven though yon
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1612 Farnam St. Omaha, Nebr.
Green's Sanitary Barber Shop.
120 N. 11th.
Miss Helen Fair, Alpha Phi,
left Saturday for Hardy and re
turned to Lincoln Monday after,
a short visit at her home.
Thornburg's . Orchestra. Auto
5877.
Lyman- McConnell of Omaha
visited at the Delta Tau house
Sunday. Mr. McConnell is a
Wisconsin Delta Tau.
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The Nebraska chapter of Pi
Beta Phi held their annual ban
quet at -the Lincoln hotel4 last
night.
Frank Rounsch, '09, U. of N.t
teacher of .German in Lincoln
high, will spend tho summer in
Germany.
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Miss Graee Shdllenborgcr enter
tained the chapter of Pi Phi at
her home a short time before the
banquet last night.
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Miss Ruby Cornell of Long
Beach, California, is visiting at
the ICappa house. Miss Cornell
was an active ICappa in- '07 and
'08.
to Nebraskan office.
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Charles Frohman will present Otis
Skinner hero in IiIb latest, and best
liked New York success. A noV and
delightful four-act comedy by Dooth
Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson,
"Your Humblo Servant," will bo the
offering, with Otis Skinner in the stel
lar rolo and surrounded by a very cap
ablo Frohman company and 'with all
tho lavish Frohman equipment.
"Yotir Humblo Servant" was made
to order for Mr. Sklnnor and Is a good
fit. It will favorably comparo with
MY. Skinner's delightful play of last
seaaon, "Tho Honor of the Family,"
and thero aro many points of resem
blance botwoon that of Captain Drl
deau and Mr. Skinner's latest role,
Layfette Towors, tho optimistic trngo
dinn of mnny ips and downs.
Tho play gives a roalistlo plcturo
of uio itvus of sevoral itinerant theat
rical people, Towors and hie ward,
Margaret Druco being tho principals,
with a runaway youth, Dick Prentice.
Jr., the scion of a wealthy house, au a
sort of scapegoat hero, an aspirant
for stago honors. Towors is pictured
as a typical stage tragedian, long
haired, doop voiced and tho conven
tional stride, always seeking and hop
ing in vain for tho stellar honors
never to bo attained; now reduced to
abject poverty, again enjoying pros
perity and sharing his good fortuno
with his less fortunate brothren.
Exchanged at sophomore hop
in men's dressing rooiri, black
gloria silk umbrella, natural
wood handle. Return to Nebras
kan office and receive reward.
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Lost Phi Gamma Dolta frat
pin, between university and 13th
and It streets, via 13th and R.
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receive reward. 143-3t
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