THE DAILY NEBRASKA!
nighthawk, red-headed woodpecker, yellow-billed
cuckoo, spotted sandpiper.
Birds which may be found in June:
Mocking bird, scarlet tanager, indigo
bunting, bobolink, whipporwill.
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Wed. Night at 8:10, March 21
Charles Frohman presents
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MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
5 Act, Western Vaudeville 3 Shows
Matinees 2:30, Evenings 7:009:00
CLAIR HANSON
and
"THE VILLAGE FOUR"
15 Minutes of Mirth and Melody
WM. SCHILLING A CO.
In the Powerful Dramatic Sketch
"THE LASH"
The Sensation of Vaudeville
FITCH COOPER
The Musical Rube
HERBERTA A DARE
Merely Athletes
ZENO. JORDAN A ZENO
Sensational and Comedy Aerialists
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Matinees 15c Nights c
V0NDAY-TUESD AY-WEDNESDAY
THREE MELODY GIRLS
Harmony Singers
ROSS A ASHTON
The Surveyors
-PEARL OF THE ARMY"
Fox Comedy News Weekly
Time 2:00, 7:00,9:00
Matinees 10c Nights 15c
MAJESTIC
MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
VIVIAN REED
In
"PRINCESS OF PATCHES"
A 5-Part Melo-Drama of Southern
Sunshine
EARLE WILLIAMS
In
"SCARLET RUNNER"
Time 1:30, 3:15, 7:15, 9:00
Adults 10c Children 6c
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FOUR HUNDRED IN
GYM. EXHIBITION
(Continued from Page 1)
gulsed in farmer's clothes. After an
exciting race between the two,
"Gotch" finally disposed of "Steelier"
by tieing his hands with a red ban
dana. The varsity gymnastic squad, gave
a spectacular exhibition of advanced
work on the horizontal and parallel
bars and with the flying rings and
tumbling. The work of E. M. Weaver,
'18, on the parallel bars featured this
number.
An extra feature, not included in the
program, was a two-minute wrestling
match between Gutberlet, a member
of last year's varsity wrestling squad,
and Anderson of this year's squad,
which was followed with unusual in
terest. Neither secured a fall.
Clyde Drewing, '17, captain of the
varsity gymnastic team, gave a novel
exhibition of electric club swinging,
combining graceful movements witb
brilliantly colored lights.
A thrilling basketball game, II.
which the Junior team, interclass
champions, defeated the "all stars" 7
to 0, closed the program. Camilla
Koch of the Juniors was the star of
the game. The "all stars," chosen
from the other classes, were handi
caped by lack of teamwork.
Patrons and patronesses were Chan
cellor and Mrs. Samuel Avery, Regent
and Mrs. P. L. Hall, Dean and Mrs.
C. C. Engberg, Dean Mary Graham.
Captain and Mrs. S. M. Parker, Dr.
and Mrs. E. J. Angle. Miss Eloise B.
Hills, Miss Margie Richards, Mrs. R.
G. Clapp.
FIRE INTERRUPTS
PHI GAM'S DANCE
But Department Arrives and Saves
Bin of Potatoes Dance
Is Resumed
A fire starting in the basement of
the Phi Gamma Delta house Saturday
evening interrupted a house dance
being given by the fraternity. Clouds
of smoke poured up to the floor above
and stopped the couples in the mid
dle of a dance. Spectators say that
the dance was finished to the tune
of excited giggles on the lawn in
front of the bouse.
The fire department found a good
blaze started In some paper scraps
near the coal bin, where it is sup
posed to have begun, but it was
ouldfcly put out. Dancing was re
sumed as soon as the bouse could be
rid of smoke.
The damage was slight, but otilyf
quick action by the department saved
the fraternity from serious loss, for
the blaze was creeping along the
edge of a bin of potatoes and would
soon have roasted them. No ex
planation for the fact that the pota
toes were not put In a vault has
been given.
BIRD LOVERS FORM
EXCURSION CLUB
(Continued from Page 1)
kaa longspur, tree fparrow. red cross
bill. Early spring migratory arrivals
Bluebird, robin, song sparrow, red
winged blackbird, meadowlark, blue
Jay. flicker, belted kingfisher, mourn
ing dove, killdeer.
Medium spring migratory arrivals
Brown thrasher, house wren, cedar
waxwing. barn swallow, purple martin,
yellow-beaded blackbird. chimney
swift, sparrow hawk, green heron,
franklin rulL
Late spring migratory arrivals
Wood thrush- catbird, rose-breasted
grosbeak. Baltimore oriole, orchard
oriole, ruby-throated bumming bird.
March 16
Phi Kappa Psi entertained seventy
five couples at its formal party at
the Lincoln hotel. The fraternity
colors, lavender and pink, were carried
out in the elaborate decorative
scheme. Card cases were given as
favors; those Tor the girls were of
gold leather, and those for the men
maroon leather, bearing the names of
the guests. The chaperones were Mr.
and Mrs. Lyan Loyd, Prof. Searle Davis
and Carson Hildreth. Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Branch. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Saunders
and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Leonards
were special guests.
Delta Tau Delta held a dance at the
chapter house for twelve couples.
Mrs. Richard Rutherford chaperoned.
Twenty-five couples were present at
a St. Patrick's dance at the Alpha
Delta PI house. Miss Margaret Cleland
chaperoned.
Alpha Sigma Phi entertained twenty-five
couples at a house dance. The
chaperones were Dr. and Mrs. E. A.
Brahm.
March 17
The annual formal party of Alpha
Omicron Pi was held at the Lincoln
hotel. Eighty-five couples were pres
ent The St Patrick's day color
scheme was carried out on the pro
grams and in the refreshments. The
chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. John
Bratt. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Seacrest Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Wright Mrs. Wiebe.
Mrs. W. D. Fitzgerald. Prof, and Mrs.
E. H. Barbour, Dean and Mrs. Charles
Fordyce and Fred Huuter. The out-of-town
alumnae were Doris Deyo, ex
'18, Gradford, 111.; Lillian Dickman,
ex'18, Omaha; Mabel Saunders, '17.
Superior; Ruth Dominy, ex-19. Hardy;
Marie Ohlsen, ex-'19, David City; Mrs.
J. J. Holland, '18. Verdigree; and Mrs.
W. W. Wenstrand. Marian Deyo.
Brandford, 111.; Helen Miller, Eunice
Pike, Louise White, Omaha; Joye
Harvey, Superior; Nelle Ryan. Colum
bus, and Ruth Ryan. Eagle, mere
special guests at the party.
The twenty-second annual banquet
banquet of Phi Kappa Psi was held at
the Lincoln. Guy C. Kiddoo, '13. of
Omaha, was toastmaster. Toasts
were given by Clark Oberlies, 96.
Lincoln; Sedley Clarke, '05. Lincoln;
Louis Korsmeyer, 10, Lincoln; C. F.
Ladd, '01. Lincoln; William Hughey,
'14. Nebraska City. The alumni pres
ent were. Carson Hildreth. '86; Linn
Loyd, '13; Allen Murphey, '08; Loyd
Derniesee, '16, Lincoln; Loyd Smith,
13. William Noble, 16, Omaha;
Earnest Harnsberger, 16. Leon White,
'15, Ashland; Paul Temple, 16. Lex
ington; William Hosek, 13, Ravenna.
Phi Gamma Delta entertained at a
St. Patrick's day party at the chapter
bouse for twenty couples. The
chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Crancer, and Mr. and Mrs. Fted
Saunders.
"BfchneH Guild held a dancing party
at Art bait"-A color scheme of green
was used in the decorations. Thirty
five couples were present. Mr. and
Mrs. Landy Clark chaperoned. The
out-of-town guests were Elis Rail and
Franz Pau6tian, '16, Omaha.
- Eighty couples were entertained at a
dancing party at Rosewilde. given by
the Comus club. St Patrick's day
decorations were used. Prof, and
Wo)
WuW
Here's your chance to get even Come in and get in
on this"
May
Mrs. H. J. Young were special guests
at the party.
PERSONALS
Jane Kingery, '20, went to Omaha
Saturday.
Beatrice Dierks, '19, went to Om
aha Saturday.
Harold J. Weeth. '19, went to Om
aha Saturday.
Carl Weiner, '19, was in Omaha
Saturday and Sunday.
Laurence Kline, '20, visited in Be
atrice Saturday and Sunday.
Lorene Hendricks, '20, was at her
home in Wahoo over Sunday.
F. A. Johnson, '20, spent Saturday
and Sunday at his home in Wahoo.
Vivian MacNamara, '19. spent the
week-end at her home in Nebraska
City.
J. J Xoone, '14, left Lincoln last
week for Concordia, Kas, where be
mill be cashier in a bank.
Agnes Anderson, ex-'19, who is
teaching school in North Platte, was
a guest at the Alpha Phi house Satur
day and Sunday.
Ruth Shumway, ex 18, of Wakefield,
and Jerome Burnett '16, of Lincoln,
were married last Monday in New
York City, and have gone to South
America, Mrs. Burnett is a member
of Alpha Phi and Mr. Burnett is an
Acacia.
Home, Sweet Home Sold at Auction
New York. "Home, Sweet Home."
in the handwriting of John Howard
Payne, its author, and signed by him,
has brought $3C0 at auction here. The
Classified Advertising
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nearly new. Call L8529 evenings.
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Wanted At once. University girl
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Black Muff exchanged by mistake,
Temple cafeteria, noon, March 16.
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manuscript which consists of the first
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have entered into a mustache-growing
contest Any senior discouraged by
the feeble progress of his hirsuite
plumage who applies a razor will be
thrown into Lake Michigan by his
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will choose the victor in the contest
at the end of one month. A loving
cup, mustache style, will be the
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