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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1913)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN What is Puritan Party Service? i I It is Good Things to Eat or Drink, delivered at the proper hour to the proper place. It is furnishing without extra charge Punch Bowls, Glasses and Spoons. It is securing for you Experienced Waiters and Caterers where desired. I But, above all, it is guaranteeing to you the quality and merit of everything sent out under our name. -yAlr-Puiitan eatertakParTySer- vice Orders. If not convenient to order through dealer, phone us direct. The Puritan Ice Cream Company Phone B-6152 H. C. HATHAWAY, Proprietor i ...i i I ...-. .! Mimi'iu i)c sure to attend -fc tin- next musical com oration We are CONVOCATION. promised some spl lid music ami this - in-st prom-am was a most brilliant and "Ar jsuugestUe introduction. Tin- musical coin o at ion Thursday was one mi i he lines! ol' its kind that lias ever lie. mi gien here. The audi ence was not only large, but very evi dently made up of those students who thoroughly enjoy good music and knew how to listen to it The pla.-is remarked alterward that The close attention and eident appre ciation of the students was an inspira tion to th"in Mrs Raymond an nounced at the beginning of convoca tion that she hoped to give a similar progiam .-.m h week It is her inten tion to ha e the series as a whole .sere as preparation for the big music 1'estisal which comes in May. This week she p!aed the motif ot Tschar kawsky's Capriccio on the piano and railed the attention of the students to the ii in which this Italian folk melody had been worked up into a beautiful on.heMral number Her ex planation was a great help to every one in follow mg the music Mis Ka.wnond also spoke of the May music testival and what it would mean for our I'nnersity if we could make it an annual eent We can do this if the students will support it The chorus is ver good this year, but It ought to be unusually large in order to be heard to advantage above the large Minneapolis Symphony Orches tra The chorus will sing several op eratic selections with this orchestra. Experience says that such an oppor tunity ought not to be lost by any student or member of the faculty who .sing a4 all. GIRLS OPEN HOCKEY SEASON ON FIELD WEDNESDAY Same Lineup as in Football Specta tors Are Welcome to These. The first game of Held hockej was played Wednesday and all the girls , are enthusiastic oer its possibilities I for liveh woik The game calls for much the same lineup and Held as foot- ball, so It is very convenient to use the lootball grounds Spectators are I welcome Monday, Wednesday and Kri- da at 11 , Valeria Ronnell will preside at the , college girls' meeting at the Y. W. C A. Friday noon from 12 to 12 lf The subject will be. "The College 01 rl and the Y. W C A " Kngage formal music now. Hagensick. FIRST LIEUTENANT uniform for sale. Saber, belt and puttees includ ed Last year's suit, good condition. ! Call 11-2100. EXCHANGED In U Hall, a raincoat. Please call 11-1654. LOST Lady's linger ring, moonstone surrounded with small diamonds. Return to Rag ofllce. STUDENTS, TAKE NOTICE First class family board for a limited num ber of student.; two blocks from Uni ersity; rates $4 per week. 1436 S st. I'hone B-6256. 2026-28 0 Street "'jKjiv !$ Bfet &v Ift - WE ARE GOING TO The Huffman's General Supply House For our SCHOOL and OFFICE Supplies We get more for our money at 208 South 11th Street -:- -;- Lincoln We Cater to Student Trade I Our Dining Room is Complete to serve you anything in the Eatable Line. Open after the Shows, Dances and Parties. We make our own Ice Cream, Sherbets and Punches for Parties. THE FOLSOM CAFE 1315-31 N St. :: Lincoln, Nebraska , 1 Subscribe for the "Rag" -t i , j ,f - J, ssSWMft - y-t;,wtiKlmvfxut !4S'WWA',a Wrf'vm