m
r-Uf
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
WOMEN'S EDITION
May 2, 1913
'&-& Vk,.,
j.v . " -w . t r ' t
,'., v 4? . li Z
4v" ,
?$
"INDIAN DANCERS
Feature of Dance Exhibitions to be Given
Saturday Evening
THE INCENDIARY MOVEMENT
Camp Fire Girls at Nebraska Flourish
ing Make Long Hikes Miss
Drake A. Woodgatherer.
CHI OMEGAS OFFER PRIZE
Will Award Prizes To Women Stu
dents Writing Thesis On Social
Betterment Topic.
Aa the offering of n prize, In ench
Unherslty whero (Mil Omega has a
chapter, to the young woman student
writing a thesis on some subject under
Hoelal problems and civic reforms was
favored by the 1912 nallonal conven
tion, (he chapter of Chi Omega at
Nebnuka offers now what will bo
known aa the Chi Omega Social Bet
terment Prize. This prize, $15 for the
best paper and $10 for second, will bo
aw aided In May, 1911 All papers
miKsi be In the hands of tho Commit
tee of Award by April 1, 1914.
This committee will give a number
of subjects from which any contestant
can choose one, or tho young woman
writing the paper may hand in a
subject for the approval of said com
mittee before writing tho article.
The Campfire Girls, tho feminine
equilvalent of the Boy Scouts, has
been in existence for ony about a
year, but already camps have been
established all over the United
States. A training camp has been
established at Nebraska, and under
the leadership of Miss Nell Miller,
as guardian, about fourteen girls are
taking the degiees in preparation for
the work of guardian.
Tho first degree, that of wood
gatherer, requires simply an earnest
interest in the activities of the camp.
These are limited only by the social
and intellectual environment of the
girls, including home work, school
work nature lore, hand craft, camp
craft as well as various athletic ac
tivities. Honors are awarded in all
these occupations. The girl who can
bake bread in two ways and make
two kinds of cake gets the same
honor as the one who can do four
standard dives or bring up a cup
from the bottom in eight feet of wa
ter. When she has acquired twenty
honors and fulfilled certain other ro.
quiiements, she becomes a Fire
Maker, then the last degree, the
Torch Bearer. Honors are awarded
and grees given at the Council Meet
ings which are held once a month.
Our local Camfire meets every
Wednesday at 5 in the rooms of the
Young Womens'Christian association
and all girls are cordlnlly Invited to
visit their meetings. A hike to Roca,
with a night under the stars, is
planned for Friday, tho ninth of May.
The officers are Miss Nell Miller,
guardian; Annie Wynne, president;
Kate Buol, secretary and treasurer.
If you wish to write on some sub
Ject relating to social service work or
problems and compete for the above
prize, see a member of tho Committee
of Award in regard to anything you do
not understand about tho matter. The
committee will be announced later.
C. H.
Pi Beta Phi has its annual banquet
at the Lincoln hotel, Saturday night
The following girls aro back for it:
Florence Rush and Varda Scott of
Omaha; Mildred Holland and Ruth
Heacocck of Falls City; Ella Schwake,
Nebraska City; Eula Bates, Spring
field; Mona Clearman, Minden; Jesse
Killian, Wahoo; Sylvia Killian Quig
ley, Valentine; Dot Lacy, Council
Bluffs, Georgia Davis, South Omaha;
Miram Clark, Kirksville, Mo.
Patronize Our Advertisers.
cPuS&uSIMMHHHHHIIHHHflHMflfllH
LOTTIE SAVAGE
Winner of Last Year's Tennis Tournament
Miss Haywood, Tri-Delta chaperon,
is spending the week-end at Platts-mouth.
Mrs. Rockwell entertainel the Acu
clas at cards Wednesday evening at
her home on A street.
WESTERN LEAGUE
BASEBALL
M Street Park
Lincoln vs Denver
3:30 P. M.
DENVER MAY 1, 2, 3
YOUNG You'll Save a Lot
MAN of Money if You'll
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
SPECIAL FRIDAY SNAPS
Best 2 for 2.r(! Handkerchiefs
in town on Halo Friday,
each 3y2
9c Pair Lisle Thread Sox,
Black, Tan, (Jrays, regular
20c kind.
Silk Sox, Black and Tan,
worth .r)()c, here Friday
a! 25c
95cfoTrlloflc SWoH-iftTglttrtr
(Vush Hats, worth $1.50 and
$2.00.
Boston and Paris Garters,
the 25c kind everywhere,
here 14c
12i2c for these fine "Whis
per Weight" Lisle Sox; best
25e grade.
Bulgarian Silk Scarfs, the
very latest, worth 75c . . .45c
55c for the most stylish caps
of the season, the $1.00 kind.
Note
The
Place
Palace Clothing Co,
1419 0 St.
Paris Confectionery
-sii.iw pint iuitf,),) jo.mj(I njiiini,)( -jsom st uo.)UK
tic in every respect. This is the place to buy your
candies. Everything made right here, made of the
purest and finest goods. We have special boxes of as
sorted chocolates and mixed candies. Boxes 25c to
$10. We are entertaining the people of Lincoln in a
way never known before. We serve sodas and soft
drinks of all kinds and have an orchestra discourse
beautiful music afternoons and evenings. Come here
for an enjoyable time. Skilled waiters will attend to
your every want and here you can pass a delightful
hour at any time of the day or night.
Dear Madam :
Thousands of customers find it most convenient to
charge their purchases when shopping here it saves
considerable time and obviates the necessity of carry
ing currency around waiting for change, etc., etc.
We carry the same desirable merchandise as
handled by all first-class stores, and guarantee our
prices to be as reasonable as any offered elsewhere,
quality, style and workmanship considered.
Paris Confectionery
1324 O St.
Have Your Eyeglasses Fitted
with the new Shell Rims saves breakage and chips on the edges.
If you HAVE TO WEAR glasses why not have them up to date?
HALLETT
Established 1871 Registered Optometrist 1143 O
Patronize Our Advertisers.
IIWMM1 "
&&?'
' vJ?;jV"7 rixa ;;KxmiJt
k-p.
