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Society
The freshmen of Kappa Kappa
Gamma entertained all Greek fresh
men girls at the annual freshman
Pan-Hellenic party, Saturday after
noon. The afternoon was spent with
music and dancing. The purpose of
this party each year is to help the
freshmen from different organizations,
to become acqauintert.
A new class consisting simply of
sports and games, has been organized
in the girls' athletic department.
Most of the games will be played out
of doors. Soccer has started and
the other games will be played in
their season. The games were taken
out of physical education 33 and put
into this class, physical education 45.
Alpha Delta Pi announces the
pledging of Irene Doty, '20, of Lincoln,
and Lucile Baughman, '21, ot Lincoln.
September 28
Five " fraternities entertained at
house dances. Phi Kappa Psi had a
dance for twenty-five couples, who
were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. C.
V. Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cavanaugh. Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Brickley, and Mr. and
Mrs. O. P. Clarke, chaperoned thirty
one couples at the Delta Chi house.
Delta Upsilon had twenty-five cou
ples. Eugene Holland and Bruce
Young of Omaha, chaperoned the
party.
The Pi Kappa Phis entertained for
twenty couples. Professor and Mrs.
Barbour were guests.
Twenty-five couples attended the
Kappa Sigma party, where Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Parrel chaperoned.
September 29
The Black Masques had a party for
all senior girls Saturday afternoon, in
Faculty hall in the Temple. The
rooms were decorated with sumac.
The seniors were entertained with
dancing, refreshments and a program.
Helen Possner gave a violin solo, Ger
trude Munger sang, and Catherine
Pierce gave a reading.
Alpha Phi had a house dance for
twenty couples, chaperoned by Mrs.
Samuel Waugh.
Trof. H. B. Pier chaperoned fifteen
couples at a dance at the Farm house.
C. B. Merrick, '13, of Adams, was an
out-of-town guest.
Personals
Margaret Farley, '15. of Bancroft,
Neb., is visiting the Achoth house
this week.
vious. And
AA for them at the bat
SHOES
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Maude Robertson, '20, spent Satur
day and Sunday at her home in Wy
more, Neb
Valentine Minford, 18, spent the
latter part of Jast week at her home
in mm wood.
Frances Whitmore, '19, and Hannah
Mcorkindale, 'IS, spent Saturday and
Sunday at Valley, Neb.
Victor Madsen, C. E. '16, of Kansas
City, visited in Lincoln the latter part
of last week.
Eva Miller, 'IS, spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Fremont.
Doris Vallory, '21, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Janet Adams at
Eagle, Neb.
Geraldjne Johnson, '20, who has
been visiting the Kappa Kappa Gam
ma house this last week, returned to
her home in Omaha Sunday evening.
Ixjuise Baily, 'IS, spent Saturday
and-Sunday at her home in Omaha.
Doris Hoftetter, 21, spent the last
of last week at her home in Douglas,
Neb.
Richard Baliman, '17, from Fort
Snelling, visited the Phi Kappa Phi
house Saturday and Sunday.
Daphne Stickel, '19, was at her
home in Omaha over Saturday and
Sunday.
Marie McKee of Aurora, Xeb., vis
ied her sister, Blanche, at the Alpha
Phi house Saturday and Sunday.
Daisy Parks, '20, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Ashland.
Frances Anderson, '21, spent Satur
day in Wahoo.
Anna Peterson, '20, spent the end of
the week at her home in Nehawka.
Evelyn Anderson, 'IS, visited in Co
lumbus Saturday and Sunday.
Helen Copsey, '20, spent the latter
part of the week at her home in York.
Social Calendar
October 5
Thi Gamrna Delta House dance.
Delta Delta Delta Dance Lincoln.
Bushnell Guild House dance.
October 6
All-University Party Armory.
University Notices
Class Election
Election of class presidents will be
held Tuesday, October 2. All filings
must be made with the Registrar by
5 o'clock Friday, September 28.
I THE REGISTRAR.
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VARSITY TRIMS SCRUBS
25 TOO IN FIRST GAME
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up the pigskin and was away into a
clear field headed for the goal and a
score. He was run down and tackled
by Munn and when his teammates
tried to advance the ball they were
rudely stopped by the varsity for
wards, and Hubka look all the joy out
of the youngsters' lives by intercept
ing a pass and carrying the ball down
the field thirty yards.
The Lineup
Sumntary of the game follows:
Varsity, Freshmen
Hubka re Crandall
Shaw rt Munn
Wilder rg Shaw
Henry c Redelfs
Kositzky lg Ross
Munn It... Kriemelmeyer
Anthes le Rhodes
Cook q Bristol
Koehler rh Otoupalik
Jobes lh Day
Swanson fb Dobson
Substitutions: DuTeau for Munn;
McMahon for Henry; Heller for E.
Shaw; Teter for Kositzky; Munn for
DuTeau; E. Shaw for Heller.
Referee: R. D. Scott.
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