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Social Calendar
October 5
Thl Gamma Delta House dance.
Bushnell Guild House dance.
Delta Tau Delta dance Lincoln.
Chancellor and Mrs. Avery Recep
tion to the Faculty.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon House dance
Komensky Club Reception Art hall
October 6
All-University Tarty Armory.
October 13
Thl Delta Theta freshman dance
Music Hall.
Alpha XI Delta house dance.
Personals
Flossie Cumindore will visit at the
Aloha Delta Fi house Saturday and
Sunday. She attended Wesleyan last
year.
Herbert Grumann, '15, is spending a
few days of this week at his home in
Lincoln, on his way to Fort Monroe,
Virginia.
Gladys Appleman, '19, will spend
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
Alvo.
Mrs. C. E. Hedrick, from Tecnniseh,
will visit her daughter, Mary, at the
Delta Gamma house the latter part of
this week.
Harold Shubert, '19, visited the Phi
Gamma Delta house Wednesday.
Charlotte Jenkins, '16, is engaged in
the food conservation at the farm. She
has been teaching in Ashland.
Helen Detweiler, '19, expects to
spend the end of the week at her
home in Omaha.
Kathyrn Kohl and Lucile Cline, '19,
motored to Omaha Wednesday.
Helen Clark, '21, will spend Satur
day and Sunday at her home in
OmahaT
Glen Holland, '18, of Lincoln, of the
college of pharmacy, leaves for Fort
Riley the latter part of the week.
DEAN HEPPNER GIVES TEA
FOR CO-EDS AND FACULTY
Four Wives of Deans of the Arts and
Science College
Assist
The first of a series of teas for the
University girls and faculty was given
by Dean Amanda Heppner in Art hall
Thursday afternoon from 6 o'clock.
Nearly five hundred girls were pres
ent.
The wives of deans of the arts and
science college, Mrs. C. C. Engberg,
Mrs. Charles Fordyce, Mrs. L. A. Sher
man, and Mrs. Samuel Avery poured
tea, and Alice Temple, Jane Kingery,
Katharine Newbranch, Carolyn Reed,
and Eleanor Bennett served. Mem
bers of the Girls' club board assisted.
The teas will be given weekly un
til after the Thanksgiving vacation.
Dean Heppner believes that they will
afford enjoyable opportunities for the
freshman and upperclass girls to be
come acquainted and she hopes that
even more girls will attend the next
meeting.
SAILORS RECEIVE COURSE
OF TRAINING IN PHARMACY
Columbia Turns Department Over to
U. S. Navy During Summer
Months
The college of pharmacy of Colum
bia university was turned over to the
United States Navy this summer and
was utilized for the instruction of en
listed men in all branches of work
which would fit them tor first aid and
hospital service among their ship
mates. Three hundred young easterners,
all bearing the rank of hospital ap
prentice second class and enlisted for
four years made up the student body
of this emergency college, organized
to safeguard and protect the health
of Unicle Sam's favorite sons.. Classes
started Tuesday. July 10. and contin
ued until Saturday. September 22, ap
proximately two and one-nan monw .
of intensive study, rharmacy, ma-1
medica. sanitation, hygiene,
anatomy, first aid, and the various
other subjects embraced in regular
hospital corps work were taught by
Dr. Stamm and bis assistants.
According to Dr. Stamm. tbe men
are to be assigned to the battleships,
cruisers, and destroyers of tbe U. S.
X and will soon be widely separated,
doing various war work. Columbia
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