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1916, is the chairman ot the local
organization, which will be the head
organization for all the western states.
Assisting her in this work at the
present time are Miss Helen Matte
son, Mrs. Florence Angle-Reed, Miss
Ruth Beecher, Miss Florence Wood
and Miss Era Miller.
Encourage Men to Enlist
One of the purposes of the league
will be to encourage young men to
enlist in the naval reserve corps of
the United States. President Wilson
has already ordered the navy to be
placed on a full war footing,' which
will mean the enlistment of many
men. The naval reserve will be called
upon for duty on battleships, sub
marines, submarine destroyers and
all other lines of naval activities, if
the war declaration is made.
The part the navy department will
play in the woman's organization
was explained at the Tuesday morn
ing meeting by Leonard Trester, rep
resenting the naval reserve, who has
Just returned from Washington, D. C.
The Lincoln committee has already
sent letters to other colleges of the
west, and organizations will be formed
there. Downtown headquarters will
be established in Lincoln.
Speakers at the mass meeting to
morrow night in the Armory will tell
the purposes of the organization and
Just what the women who Join will be
expected to do. It is hoped that not
less than fifteen hundred of the Ne
braska women will attend the mass
meeting the first call of their country.
THE COLLEGE WORLD
Twenty-Seven Seniors Have Never
Kissed a Girl
The annual statistics of the Prince
ton senior class have recently been
published, and reveal some interesting
facts about the members of the class.
In reply to the question what Prince
ton needed most? one of the answers
was: The restoration of the hazing
of the freshmen. Friendship, a broader
point of view, and experience were
the most valuable things gained from
a college career. The majority of the
seniors admit kissing a girl, but
twenty-seven men have never done so,
and forty-one feel that it is morally
wrong to kiss. Ex.
University Circus
The Oberlin College circus Was one
of the best college circuses that has
ever been seen in the United States,
according to the Oberlin Review. They
claim that they had every kind of
amusement, from the Winter Garden
at New York to the Mardi Gras. One
act was especially interesting, as It
portrayed to the girls the life of the
embryo soldier at Plattsburg Training
Camp, and stopped their wonder as
to why it was that all the boys who
attended the aforesaid camp returned
with powder puffs and lace handker
chiefs. Ex.
College Night
An interesting affair that they have
at Brown University is what they call
their College Night. Once every week
all of the students assemble In the
big auditorium and there they have
aome special event for the edification
of the students, sometimes amusing,
but most of the time instrucive. These
affairs are always well atended and
they establish a school spirit that Is
hard to beat. A current subject that
is fairly typical was an illusrated lec
ture given by Albert Coo Church, con
aulting engineer of the United States
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
March 30
Delta Tau Delta formal, Lincoln.
Dentist's hop, Kosewilde.
Hawkeye club dance, Music hall.
Silver Lynx dinner dance, chapter
house.
Pi Kappa Phi house dance.
April 13
Pi Beta Phi formal, Lincoln.
Alpha Sigma Phi banquet, Lincoln.
Tl Kappa Phi dance, Rosewilde.
Chorus party, Music hall.
April 14
Alpha Phi formal, Lincoln.
Pi Beta Phi banquet, Lincoln.
Sigma Phi Epsilon banquet, Lin
coln. Kappa Sigma dance, Rosewilde.
Alpha Sigma Phi house dance.
Second Regiment barn dance.
PERSONALS
Helen Young, '18. is going to Te
cumseh for spring recess.
Audrey Marixon, of Falls City, is a
guest at the Pi Beta Phi house.
Guy Fowle, ex-17, of Omaha, was
visiting at the Pi Kappa Phi house
Sunday. -
O. N. Callaway, of Nashville, Tenn.,
was a guest at the Phi Gamma Delta
house Tuesday.
Dean Mary Graham is going to her
home in Dayton, O., during the week
of spring vacation.
Evelyn Wheeler, '20, is going to
spend spring vacation with Ruth
Welsh, '19, in Omaha.
William Guilbert, '20, who has been
ill at his home in Omaha for a week,
returned to school Monday.
Mrs. N. F. Wilcox, of North Platte
is visiting her daughter Lucille Wil
cox, at the Pi Beta Phi house.
John Elliott, ex-'17, will leave for
Minatare, Nebr., next week, where he
will be assistant cashier at the Mina
tare bank.
Lillian Gnam. "18, Faye Simon, '19
and Lucille Nitche, '20, will spend
Saturday in Omaha visiting Elizabeth
Crawford, '18.
Always
Navy on the subject of "Submarines,
Their Construction and Use." Ex.
Anti Militarista
"Collegians, protect your Ideals," is
the glaring headline that appears on
a pamphlet that has recently been
distributed on the campus at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. This warning
and the harangue that follows is ad
dressed to the college men and women
of the United States, and urges them
to bring all the influence that they
have to bear on congress to prevent
the war that is imminent. The Col
legiate Anti Militarism League puts
out these pamphlets.
Irish Independence
When Mrs. Franc is Skeffington spoke
before the International club at the
Universlt y of Chicago, she made the
assertion that the only solution for
the preesnt troubles of Ireland was
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Matrimony a Road of Leisure '
Yes, for the modern girl, according
to a speech by Professor Roes at the
Uhlversity of Iowa. "Husband-catching
is more worth while today than it
has ever been before," says he, "The
girl regards marriage as a life-long
support, a haven, gained by some girl
skillful enough to charm a man. The
term Queens Is rightly applied to the
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and luxury. Because of this the fem
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vivid, appealing clothes, and as a re
sult of the whole, America is one of
the most married countries in the
world, speaking in terms of quantity
and not quality." Ex.
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