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LATIN CLUB CELEBRATES
SHAKESPEARE ANNIVER8ARY
The "Menaechml of Plautus" Given by
Members of the Club In
Costume,
A program appropriate to the cele
.brntlon of tho Shakespeare annlvor
Hary was Riven at tho meeting of tho
Latin Club this wcok. Tho Monaechml
of IMautiiH, from which tho plot of tho
-Comedy of ISrrorB-was Uikoiir-waa read
in costume. Tlio Idontlty of thoso tak
ing part was concealed by wigs and
masks.
Miss Outhouse and Miss Dlnmlin
ably represented tho twin brothors In
tho amusing situations whero each 1b
taken for the other. Miss Mildred
Cuba, as Mossenlo, acted the part of
the anxious servant of Monncchmus,
who finally explained tho mystery.
'Mr. Ilomor appeared in tho rolo of tho
hungry puraslto who reported tho ac
tions of Menaechmus to his wife. Miss
Hazel Sliue appeared as the Injured
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wlfo of Menaechmus. Miss Hummel
and Miss Frledllno acted tho parts of
tho hoBpItablo Erotium and her maid.
Tho comedy element was well sus
tained by MIsb Dysart, ob the decrepit
father of the Injured wife, and Miss
Uixby, as the saucy cook,
v Tho success of tho program was duo
to tho efforts of Miss Hunter, who
coached tho cast.
8IQMA PHI EPSILON
BANQUET ATJJNCOLN
Forty-Six Men In Attendance 8even
Alumni Fourth Annual
Function.
Tho fourth annual banquot of tho
Sigma Phi Epsllon fraternity was held
In the Lincoln Hotel banquet room last
night. Seven of tho forty-six men in
attendance were out-of-town men, aB
follows: J. M. Dye, Carson, Iowa;
B. It. Spauldlng, Sutherland; V. D.
Andrews, Boatrlce; L. E. Grogg, E. J.
Wotawa, Omaha; W. J. Krug, South
Omaha; P. A. Wirt, Manhattan, Kan.,
and R. O. McBrlen, Kearney.
Farm Commencement.
Tho commencement week for tho
School of Agriculture will come next
week, lasting from April 20 to 24.
There will be eighty-nine graduates,
eighteen girls and seventy-one bays.
Sixteen of tho class will graduate
from the normal training course and
will receive county teachers' certifi
cates. This is the largest class in the
history of tho school, tho next largest
coming in 1910. when there were
olghtfour in the cluss. Last year
there were but fifty.
PICKED PICKINGS
To the Subscribers of
the Daily Nebraskan:
During tho campaign for new subscribers during
the past registration week, promissory notes for
$1.00 were taken by -the management as equivalent
to the cash subscription.
While thoso notes are payable on the demand
of the publishers, it js not tho intent of tho pub
lishers to demand Hie payment at a certain "date"
but it understood that payment must bo made be
fore the signer of "the note leaves school.
Those who are indebted to the Daily Nebraskan
for tho present semester may visit tho office in tho
basement of Univorsity Fall at any timo and upon
the payment of $1.00 receive a receipt in full.
Prompt payment will assist the management very
materially in making a fullTlinancial report before
the end of the school year.
Wo are all very glad to behold the
smiling faco of EvanB in our midst
aguln. Wo also feel sure that Peg
Rustln of movio fame is glad. Evans
is ono of tho better known leaders of
tho freshman class.
Mary Elliott, formerly of the Uni
versity, is sponding Saturday and Sun
day at the Achoth house. Miss Elliot
requests us to nnnounco that Inasmuch
as Sunday is open houso anyhow at
tho Achoth sorority, slio desires that
all her old friends around school call
and renew acquaintance. Tho houBe
party Saturday night is to be given
largely in her honor.
Ono well known sorority, situuted
Just off the campus on R street, has
adopted a new plan of campaign for
capturing tho trophy offered by
Awgwan for the most popular sorority
In school. Tills scheme was discov
ered entirely by accident by a passer
Jay. Ii-.la tiila- revory T'Mirmlny even
Ing between the hours of seven and
eight, tho frosh of this sorority are
assembled upon the front porch and
aro put through tho intricacies of a
made-to-measure song which sounds
something like this, "Sit down, Sit
down, we're tho only sorority in town,"
etc. The lyrics and music of several
othor like songs aro now being pre
pared by ono of the upper classmen.
The war In Mexico has nothing on
the cadet war which took place Thurs
day afternoon In respect to fierceness
and amount of heroism displayed. One
cadot company has been given especi
ally honorable mention. This par
ticular company Imagined that they
sighted tho State Farm enemy em
battled In an old deserted incubator
factory which adorns tho village of
Belmont. They charged gallantly and,
running out of ammunition, resorted
to clods as missels. When the officer
in command peered through ono of tho
broken windows ho could see no en
emy. It was decided that they must
-imve-fled-before the- shower-of-dlrtr
Almost all the absentees from
classos Friday afternoon answered to
roll call at tho Antelope Ball Park.
Pans ure very much tho thing during
thoso hot dayB, anyhow.
As an object lesson of consistency,
note the example set by a prominent
senior law at tho recent banquot of tho
Dramatic Club. All of thoso present
except this one were Tn formal cos
tume, but this particular gentleman
declared that he had nevor worn a
dross suit during his Infancy and ho
did not intend to start now. Wo do
not expose his namo, but his front
moniker is a hard ono, and his initials
aro R. K. A.
Mike O'Hanlon, captain-adjutant of
tho cadets, is recovering nicely from
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a SeVGT6"T all" which no received last
night. Cnptaln O'Hanlon was attempt
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to entering tho sham battle, when tho
accident occurred.
It Is rumored that It. W. Garrett, a
prominent senior la w-has again ro-
sumed his college work.
Attorney Q. S. Brown of tho senior
law class officiated as foreman of tho
jury in a recent enso beforo a Lincoln
court, which found a colored lady "not
guilty" of assault and battery.
(Passed by the Student Censorship
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more, junior and senior classes for tho
nomination of candidates for positions
on tho student council were held on
Wednesday. In the sophomoro class
two mon and two women wore nomi
nated from which ono man and ono
woman will bo elected at tho final
election. Tho juniors nominated six
mon and four women, from whom four
men and two women will bo elected.
Tho seniors nominated six men and
eight women, "from whom nreo -men
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