THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
PERSONAL
John Cook, '18, spent the holidays in
Florida with his family.
OLIVER THEATRE
Tonight, Wed. A Wtd Mat.
'PEG O' MY HEART"
Nlahtt 10 to $2.00
Nlfl Mat. 1.00 to 25c
Frl, Sat A 8t. Mat., Jan. 7-8
"DADDY LONG LEGS."
Our January
CLEARANCE SALE
Amy McCabo of Columbus, Is spend
ing a few days with Florence Bishop.
Vilas Spohn, '17, of Superior, will re
turn to Lincoln, Wednesday, to attend
the University next semester.
"SHOULD A WIFE
FORGIVE?"
' With Lillian Loralne
"The Making Over of
Geoffrey Manning"
A Good Comedy
The Pathe Daily
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The Troy Company Four
Vocalist and Comedy
KENNY A LA FRANCE
"THE RED CIRCLE"
"Right of Hl Might"
"Jungle Justice"
"Sellg-Trlbune Newt"
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Vance Traphagen, '17, returned Fri
day to Harvard after spending the
holidays at his homo in Lincoln.
Eugene Wettling, ex-'18, spent the
holidays in the city. He is now at
tending cshool In New York City.
Frank Morrlsey, 18, who has been
visiting at the Sigma Nu House, re
turned Sunday to Lawrence, Kansas.
Miss R. Louise Fitch of Cambridge,
111., national president of Delta Delta
Delta sorority, spent Sunday in Lin
coin.
Miss Alice Howell is receiving a visit
from her sister, Mrs. Wilber Knight,
dean of women at the University of
Wyoming.
Arthur Bell, who has been teaching
at Filley, and Donald Berqulst from
Sfhickley, were visitors at the Sigma
Nu House last week.
Reed B. Dawson, 15, who has been
visiting his parents during the holi
days, left Friday for Harvard to re
sume his studies in the Law College.
Golden Rule, 18, who went home last
semester on account of illness will be
In Lincoln the last of the week. She
will resume her studies next semester.
THIS
WEEK!
Watch This Sale but don t
watch it too long or you'll lose
your chance to participate in
the greatest savings of the year!
See the Fine Suits, Overcoats and
Furnishings at Big Savings Today !
The University Players, under the
direction of Miss Alice Howell, gave
'two performances of "Believe Me Xan
jtippe," at the Oliver Theatre on New
Tear's Day.
Capt. Charles V. Weeks. '98. with
his wife and three children of Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, spent the holi
days in Lincoln. Mrs. Weeks was for
merly Miss Jennie Guile, 97.
rr thn Lincoln men who are mem
bers of the Ford peace party only Wil
'liam F. Noble has been heard from
'since the Oscar II left New York. Sev
'eral days ago Lincoln friends of Mr.
Noble received a card from him dated
'at Christiana, Norway, and giving tne
! brief information that he intended to
COPVUIOHT
TM HOUSC Or KOPPINMEIMIB
spend Christmas at - Stockholm. No
other information concerning the three
has reached Lincoln. Friends of Walter
Hixcnbaugh, the other University stu
dent on the ship, have not been ad
visted of his movements and Mrs. A.
L. Weatherly has not heard a wora
from Mr. Weatherly.
Professor George Elliott Howard at
tended a Sociological Congress at
Washington, D. C, last week. Profes
sor Howard was a delegate of the Pan
American Congress and read two
papers.
ent at a Political Science Congress.
Professor Sheldon read a paper before
the Legislative Reference Bureau at
Washington.
Professor Addison Edwin Sheldon
went to Washington, D. C, to be pres
Miss Avilda Moore and Dr. Ernest
Dana Wilson, 13, were married in Om
aha last Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Carrie B. Raymond, director of music,
. . . io1
gave a fifteen minuie urga"
preceding the ceremony.
Carrie Coman and Herbert Pottei,
former students in the University.
were married on December 21. Mrs.
Potter is a member of Alpha omicron
Pi. Mr. Potter is a memDer oi oigui
Chi. He was a prominent football
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Kitty O'Connor as Peg,
player. They will make their home in
Canada.
Ethel M. Tuckey, 01, of Omaha, and
Louis' W. Korsmeyer, "00, of Lincoln,
were married in Omaha on New Year's
Day. Mrs. Korsmeyer is a member of
Delta Gamma sorority and Mr. Kors-
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