Xlbe Dailv IFlebraskan
Vol. XII. No. 110
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1913
Pi ice, 5 Cents
MUCH MUSIC FRIDAY
MISS CURTIS ON CHI
NESE REVOLUTION
u tXHIBIT bAMDAY
GLEE AND MANDOLIN CLUB8 GIVE
ANNUAL HOME CONCERT HAR-
MONY LOVER8' PARADI8E.
Will Speak At Mission Study Class
Thursday Evening.
Prbgram Promises Much In Store
Prioes are Placed Lower than
Usual. Temple
Theatre.
Friday evening in the Temple
iheatef the two musical clubs of the
University will unite their talent in a
festival of fun and music Trained
' )y a week op the road and beaten into
ehape by competent Instructors, they
have prepared an entertainment
-.vorthy of the beat professionals The
program has not been hastily put to
gether on a few weeks notice, but Is
the result of months of conscientious
practice on the most suitable selec
tions Never before has this organiza
ilcn been so familiar with their pieces
r so wel conducted
The program in which the two clubs
alternate conbislb of everything to
satisfy the tnstes of a University audi
ence It shifts heartlessly in places
Ironi the sublime to the ildiculous
and neci stas in one place long
nough to grow monotonous They
play and sing the latest rags with the
mint dclicac) ot touch and harmonj
nitli which the lender the works of
music masters They carry you from
'the footlights of the Oipheum stage to
ttie salons of Vienna.
The home conci it night of the clubs
has always been an important social
vent ot me University and indica
tions are that a winning crowd will
turnout on Friday night.
Tickets aie 20 and 3f cents, and
may be secured at the Y. M. C. A,
desk in' the Temple. Concert begins
at 8' 15 sharp.
The management has broken all pre
cedents in establishing a minimum
i ale of admission to this event. Por
merly the scale of prices ranged from
Jl 60 to no cents, and was to have
held foi this year also, but under the
influence ol popular opinion the club
was induced to put their prices within
tin lange of everyone. The first
skirmish in the war on extravagance
has taken place, with an overwhelm
ing victory for the common people.
A mission study class under the
leadership of Louise Curtis wilt be
held Thursday evening at 5 o'clock in
the Y W. C A. rooms This is the
llrst of a series of six weekly meet
ings. The silbject is the "Chinese
Revolution "
PRELIMINARIES ARE HELD
However, Finals In Several Classes
Must Be Wrestled Saturday.
Sewral preliminary bouts for the
wi exiling team were held in the
Armory last night with an audience of
a hundred among whom were two ol
the weaker sex.
The matches were in periods of ten
in.nutes each and were for points and
not lor falls. i
The mildle weight event was the
tnst to come otf and was by far the
most interesting Hates and Keir were
tlii' contestants The match showed
Kin to be a man of great promise
thougn. as yet, he has little skill.
Kite - sustained three cracked ribs
.hhI wa- loiced to quit. Ganz and
Feiri in I lie special 125 pound class
will tinish Saturday night. Gunther
and Franklin wrestled for 30 mlnues
without a fall Gunther won on points.
McCormick and "Great Dane" An
deison were to have battled for the
heavv honors but "Mac" was out of
condition due to over training and the
match was postponed until Saturday.
FORMER UNIVERSI I Y MAN
INJURED-WIFE IS KILLED
Anson Bigelow and family Suffer
Much From Tornado.
Wednesday It becamo known that
Mrs Anson Bigelow was killed in the
tornado at Omaha Sunday. Mr. An
son Bigelow , hor husband and a
daughter, were seriously injured.
Illgelow Is an old university man
who has for some years been engaged
in educational work in various parts
ol the state A few months ago ho
and his lamllj moved to Omaha and
he entered the practice of law in
which he was engaged at the time
of hi death
Further particulars will probably be
come known some time today
Miss Helen Krause of Schuyler, is
visiting at the Alpha O house
D. G. V. BANQUET SATURDAY
Annual Report o the Deutsche Gesel-
lige Verein Will Be Given at
the Lincoln.
The annual banquet of the Deutsche
(If sellige Verein will be held at the
Lincoln Hotel Saturday evening,
Maic li L".t, at (5 3(1 o'clock
The follow lug toast list has been
piepaied the toasts being litles of
difleicnt books used in the Get man
ii p. ii t uii'i i
1 Aus Yeigangenc Zeit, Floience
G i Ji.i'n
'1 Einsamc Menschen, Herbert
Gi iiinmaiin
3 Die Stutzen der Gesellschaft,
Herman Wiobe.
4. Die Journalisten, Pauline Holm
5 Der Probekandidat, Clarke Dick
inson. 6. Das Vermachtnlss, Margaret
Wooster.
7 Gmckauf, Julia Reusch
Toi'stmlstress, Elizabeth Wittmann
ANNUAL GYMNASTIC 8HOW TO
HOLD FORTH EVENING OF
MARCH 29TH.
-
Li NOYELTiES PROMISED
General Program To Bo of General
Interest In Which Both Sees
Will Take Active
Part.
Final preparations for the Annual
Gymnastic Exhibition are drawing to
a cloHe as the gym instructors are
rounding the participants into shape.
Both men and women will have a
place on the program, and exhibitions
of mass class drills will be variod by
the folk dances of the girlB and the
individual stunts of the best men in
the department.
The Normal giils. trained by Miss
Day, will give two dances, the Rus
sian Wedding and the Czardosh
Dance The same girls will also ap
peal under the direction of Miss Git
tings In a clans apparatus drill which
will be better than any of this klii'i
seen here lor years In addition, two
teams of treshmen girls will play a
basketball game, which will be swift
and exciting Miss Beghtol has been
coaching these two teams for some
time and reports that they are evenly
matched.
Mr Reynolds will direct the fresh
man men's gym class who will glvo
a general mass bar-bell drill, follow
ing it with squad class apparatus
drills. The second year men under
Dr. Clapp's guidance will glvo an ad
vanced mass dumbbell drill and an
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Freshman hop committee will meet
today at 11- 00 at the Daily Nobras
knn office H. W. PATTERSON,
Chairman.
A spee'al business meeting ol the
Palladian Literary Society will be
held Thursday ev niii- it 7 .'cock
Klerlin-i o it!l "cr .
Misb Louise Pound is in Chicago
for a meeting of the National Coun
cil of the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae. She went as a national
counsellor, representing the Univer
sity of Nebraska.
Parmalleo Home at Twenty-fourth an Corby, Omaha, aB totally demolished by tornado Those inside escaped
under I he corner seen at the lower left of the picture. Miss Harriot Parmaleo was a well known student
of the University last year and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Immediately behind the Parmalee wreck
in which no one was injured can ho seen ruins in which were found four bodies.
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