THE DAILY NEBBASKAN
JUNIOR "PROM" WILL
BE FEATURE EVENT
Dinner Dance With Specialties Be
twf Courses All Money From
Tickets Used tor Entertain
ment and Dinner
Final arrangements for the best
Trom" ever Riven by any class In the
University are being made for the din-tier-dance
to be Riven by the Junior
class Saturday night at the Kosewtlde.
The specialties to be Riven between
courses are all arranged and the besi
"social bargain" of the year is prom
ised. The ticket sale has none very well
and every dollar received for tickets
is being put into the entertainment
LOST Ring of Keys. Finder please
return to Paul Babson or Nebraskan
office and receive reward.
FOR SALE Second hand Harper's
Latin Dictionary. Practically goodj
as new. Call U. 103. 23-St
. t
Dress Suits
You will be proud to wear not
ten-year-old srits, but right
from the makers.
If you wish to own one... . .$22.50
If you rent one.,... 2.50
B25D8UiIrecKKst
The University of Chicago
HOME STUDY
Tn addition to resident work, of
fers also instruction by corres
pondence. For detailed information
address
U. OF C. (DIV. H) Chicago, 111.
22nd Year
LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES
Pi
ILLER'S
RESCRl P TION
H A R M A C Y
Cor. 16th A O St. Phone B4423
GEORGE BROS.
fprmtmo
1313 IS STREET
Our Business to Sell nflll
Your Business to Buy U U ii L
FRATERNITY AND SORORITY
TRADE SPECIALLY SOLICITED
A few of our leaders:
Komo Try it. $6.50
Rurelca Semi-Ant-h $7.00
TVashed Egg $6.00
Spadra $8.50
Other grades at low prices.
VHITEBREAST
COAL 00.
107 North llth
Social alio
Dr. P. J: OGara, 02, visited Prof.
11. J. lool, Tuesday. He left for
Washington. D. C, Wednesday. lr.
OGara is one of the most highly paid
men in the service of the United
States lepartmcnt of Agriculture,
"Jean lUpliste," a Mory of French
Canadian life, is a novel which has
been written by Prof. J. R IxRossig
nol of the department of political
economy and commerce. The book is
beii.fi printed by K. P. lenton of New
York, and J. M. lent & Sons in lxn
don and Canada, and will appear in
about a month.
Harold Katon. lf0S. now a fellow
and assistant in the department of
geology at Chicago University, as
recently elected to mebership in
Sigma XI. honorary scientific society,
and Psi Xi. honorary graduate society.
Mr. Katon is giving instfuction in
place of Professor Williston, who is
awav on leave of absence.
Mrs. George. Schwake entertained
two hundred and fifty guests at a
musk-ale in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. William La Verne nates of Lodge
Pole, Nebr., at the Lindell Hotel, Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Bates was for
merly Miss Florence Schwake. Pi
Deta Phi. The concert numbers were
features and the dinner. The date set
so early in March enables every one
to invest his three dollars without
borrowing from his friends. This date
was undoubtedly scht-duled for the
special benefit of Ihe "fussers" who
wish to lake advantage of this last
opportunity to get that formal bid.
Tickets can be obtained of Paul Tem
ple, 11-3821- B. V. Taylor, B-HS2; Art
Chaee, Edna Froyd. B-1464;
Ruth Mills, 13-2472; M. L. Poteet. B
2fi70; H. J. Schwab. 13-2 5 it 6; Berniee
Heckler, 13-3427. and Doris Slater,
F-141;..
Landlady Young man, did you ex
pectorate in the wa;to basket?
ISIS No, madam. 3 missed it three
inches Princeton Tiger.
Late Happenings of National Interest
Did you know that
Vic Halligan was seen in the Law
Library once.
Jimmy Keele is making his third
attemjt at raising a mustache.
The Kappas have lest three pins in
the last two weeks.
Billy Nottings combed his hair
March 2, 1S15.
rPofessor Bunting missed a bill at
the Lyric last semester.
Jumbo shoots a pretty fair suck -at
liolile pool.
BobHarley is going to be added to
the repetorial staff to write dope for
this column. Please take your spite
cut on him. He won't get mad.
Mrs. Raymond is ecquiring some
bunch of song birds out of that flock
of mud larks, and by spring vacation
will have a Glee Club that will make
the Joshuas and Mirandas over the
state smile.
VARIETY OF MEW
BOOKS IN LIBRARY
Large Number Received in Last Two
Weeks Fiction and History -in
the Collection
Tie University Library is lucky to
have such a variety of books added to
its list as follows:
AfrfvSsiz, E. C. Louis Agassiz. life
and correspondence.
Allen, G. "W. (A) -naval listory of
the American Revolution.
Andrews, M. R. s. (The) perfect
tribute.
personal
given by Mrs. Frederic Uiurence
Pact sold of St. Paul, Minn., with Miss
Marjorie Anderson at the piano.
The Uet Kpsilon chapter of Nu
Sigma Nu rraternity of the University
of Nebraska College of Medicine en
tertained at the chapter house In Oma
ha last week end. Anong the guests
present at a dance Saturday evening
were; Misses Anne Wright, Olive
Maple, Mary Duffy of Lincoln. Myrtle
Fisher of Fremont, Nets Kllerbrock of
Fremont, Gretchon tangdon, Marie
Hixenbaugh, Helen IVlweiler, ll.ielah
Strong of Fremont, Julia Heller,
Juanita Osborne, Katherine Sturtevant,
Ions Craig, Alpha Field, Mable Smith
of les Moines, GixMchen McConnoll,
and Ixn's Rohbins.
Miss Fayo Hartley, M0, and Joe
Grig shy Lill were married Tuesday
evening at the home of the bride in
Lincoln. Only relatives and a few out
of town guests were present at the
ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. M. A. nullock. One hundred and
fifty guests were invited for the re
ception from S to 10 p. m. The out-of-town
guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
M. Lill of Mount Hope, Kans., Miss
M. Klise Dinger of Columbus, Xebr..
and Mrs. J. Iveverett of Council
Dluffs, la. Mr. and Mrs. Lill will make
their home at Rocky Ford, Colo.
Baker, A. E. (A) concordance to the
poetical and dramatic works of Ten
nyson. Barlow, P. Treatise on the strength
of timber.
Beck, J. M. Evidence in the ase.
Beck with, T. iThe) Indian. o
mound builder.
Bourdon, G. The) German enigma.
Bradford, G. Lee, the American.
Braun, M. C. C C. Handbook of
practical parasitology.
Bryan, W. B. (A) history of the na
tional capital.
Calkins, G. X. iBology.
Conway, T. The) operation of the
new bank act.
Cooler, A. M. Domestic , art an
woman's education.
Crothers, S. M. Meditations on
votes for women.
Dieudonno, A. Bacterial food poison
ing. Doty, A. 11. lrevention of infection?,
diseases.
Dunton, L. A) memorial of the life
and services of John D. Philbrick.
Ff-y. J. W. .(The) chemistry of the
coal-tar dyes.
Francis, D. Ji.. '(The) universal ex
position of 3S04 i Saint Louis).
Frere., C. F. (A) proper news booke
of ookerye.
Gallatin, J. i) great peace maker.
Gaskoin, C. J. B. Alcuin. his lire
and work.
General due.atior board; ad ae
cou7it of its activities.
Gostling. F. M. Auvergne nd its
people.
Gothe, J. V. von. Fi.ust.
Graves, F. V. (A) history of educa
tion during the middle Ages.
Great Britain. Board of Agrkult ure
and Fisheries. Report of an inquiry
into agricultural credit and co-operation
in Germany.
Great Britain. Board of Trade. Cost
of living in American towns.
Hausrath. X. Treitchke.
Merrick. M. T. Rural -credits.
llertwig. R. (A) manual of zoology.
Holleman, A. F. (A) text-book of
orgunie chemistry.
Howe, M. A. Retaiiiing-walls for
eart h.
Hyde. W. D. Five great Miiloso
phies of life.
Jackson, S. Alaska aud missions on
the north Pacific coast.
JeafTreson. J. C Brides and bridals.
Johnson, C. Highways and byways
from the St. Lawrence to Virginia.
Kiimke, K. BeUrage tur geschlchte
der graeeben.
tancaster, M. Klectrlc cooking.
Lengle, J. Untcrsnchungen uberdie
Sullantsche verfassnng.
Lewis, W. M. Selected readings
from the most popular novel.
Lorand, A. Old age deferred.
MacDonald, W. rYom Jefferson to
Lincoln.
McMahon, A. U. (The) Karens of
the golden Chersonese.
Maeterlinck, M, Sister Beatrice.
Marsden, W. History of Sumatra.
Marshall, A. Principles of eco
nomics. Mat hew, A. H. Woman suffrage,
Meakin, A. M. B. Woman !n transi
tion. Kathke, G. IV Romanorum bellis
servilibus capita sclecta,
Reich, K. Germany's madness.
Roosevelt. T. Through the Brazilian
wilderness.
' Sanborn, F. 11. A. llronson Alcott,
his life and philosophy.
Seymour, W. (The) cross in
tradition, history and art.
Sharp, D. L. Where rolls the Ore
gon. Sihler, K, G. Cicero of Arpinum.
Snell, J. F. Elementary household
chemistry.
Statham, H. H. Form and design in
music.
j0r Scnelhing New In
Sweaters
Z5y .Your frtlleis celors deftly Vnit In collir hjiS arouTid ts
lf t!i- twiionTi i a Navajo border effect. For iaataaoe. if Vt
fSf yrar r.nrs are while unS pin-pie a white walr with Vi'
f) Tui71 Nvi.i Jvirflcr. This :;s quite the last woTil lis
fSyf w-wi HTdcTm sonielhir.g that will make a real flash on. vi
M i0
UM Ulusiratf-a Wan-j! Bradley Navaja Shiier Talnstak-
A inrty knit of thick, wann yarn. A swe.&XiT that will out- lA,!
' VRa 1,isl h oollegre oourM. Moderately jirioed. tft
Vj Wonmn's Knit Sxort Coats, knit to conform with pres- jf
"nt ftylR. Made with i.elt In .cc.ntrajHtii.g eiAor a very
rxvtiy stj'le for women's wear. jy?
Bnd!ey Kflittmg Co. ffl
fc OELAVAN, WIS.
FOR SALE AT
MAGEE'S
The CO- OP
: Supplies for all University classes :
The Co-op Book Store
Cash Paid or Dee BiHs Given. 318 Kcrtli HlB
OS KCySD BHD BOOKS
Taft, W. H. Popular government.
Tatham, J, Dramatic works.
Thompson, E, N. S. Kssays on Mik
ton.
Usher, R. G. Rise or the American
people.
Walsh, W. S. Heroes and heroinei
of Action.
White, W. A. (The) court of Uov
vllle. Records of the past.
Bernardl, F. von. Britain as aei
inany's vassal.
Pierce, R. M. Dictionary of hard
words.
Sloane, W. M. Party government in
the L. S. A.
MacCracken, H. M. (A) prop,,
ganda of philosophy.
Beaufaict. A. De C. Etudes R
kango.
IT. S. Library of Congress List of
geographical atlases In the Library of
Congress.
Tower. C. Essays political and his
torical. Bernhardt, F. von. How Germany
makes war.
Gunnison, B. New dialogues and
plays.
Clark, B, H. (The) continental
drama of today.
Van Dyke, H. (The) grand canyon.
Henderson, C. H. What Is It to be
educated?
Frere, C. F. (A) proper newe book
of cokerye.
