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Mat. 25c; Eve. 75c to 25c.
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Western Vaudeville
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
October 22, 23, 24
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SOCIETY
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Alpha Phi Freshmen house dance
October 27
Phi Delta Theta house dance.
Alpha Omfcron PI house dance.
Chi Omega house dance.
XI Delta party for sophomore girls
Temple.
Kappa Sigma entertained seventy
five couples at a party at the Lincoln.
Prof, and Mrs. L. E. Aylesworth and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrel, were
the chaperones.
Thirty couples attended the dance
at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
The decorations were autmun leaves
and Japanese lanterns. Mrs. Medora
Stevens chaperoned. The only out-of-town
guest was Sarah! Cole, of Omaha.
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October 20
Sigma Nu held its annual fall party
at the Lincoln for eighty couples.
The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Dobson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Burkes, and Mr. Ernest Graves.
The out-of-town guests were Prof.
H. M. Fi-eeman of Oregon: Jack Ash-
ford, Ames, Iowa; H. B. Stevens ex
'19, Harry Stevens of Creston, Iowa;
waiter Graw, ex-'19, Denison, Iowa;
Oscar Drake, ex-'19, Kearney; Lial Pol
lock, Des Moines, Iowa; K. M. Snyder,
Council Bluffs; Edward Schumaker,
ex -'20, Tilden; Robert McCreary and
H. H. Lampert, ex-20, Wahoo; Frank
Morrisey, Chadron; Ernest Brock, ex
'20, Rising City; George Kindig, ex
19, Doniphan; C. H. Murphy, Omaha,
and T. A. Philbln, Notre Dame.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained
thirty couples at a house dance, which
was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Ludwig. The decorations were
in purple and gold. Russell Burr of
Omaha, Dr. C. E. Johnson of Grand
Island, Parks Johnson of Grand Island,
Pete Lewis of Newman Grove, Harold
Corey, Fort Snelling; Earle Ruman of
Omaha, and Arthur Mayes of Oakland,
were special guests at the party. .
The University chorus held a Hal
low'een party at the Armory. The dec
orations were jack-o'lantems and corn
stalks. Games and Hallow'een refresh
ments were enjoyed. Mrs. Carrie Ray
mond was the chaperone.
PERSONALS
Thirty couples were present at the
Alpha Tau Omega party at Art hall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wenstrand of
Wahoo, chaperoned.
Pi Beta Phi had a dance at Music
hall for forty couples. Mrs. C. M.
Sherwood of Red Cloud, Mrs. Charles
Menaugh of Davisson, Iowa, Mary Bee
of Fairbury, Mae and Neva Dolstrom
of Grand Island, and Constance Ly
ford of Adams, were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Waters chap
eroned the Delta Tau Delta dance at
the chapter house. About fifteen
couples were present. Carl Graff, ex
'19, and Donald Stevens, ex-'20, of
Beatrice, were the out-of-town guests.
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PERSONALS
Helen Minier, ex-20, was in Lincoln
Saturday.
Robert Holly, '12, visited at the
Sigma Nu house.
Mary Hughey drove to her home in
Nebraska City, Saturday evening.
Nell Youngers, '17, of Geneva, spent
Sunday at the Delta Gamma house.
May and Neva Dahlstrom spent the
week end at the Pi Beta Phi house.
Sarah Cole visited at the Gamma
Phi Beta house Saturday and Sunday.
Susanna Jobst, from Omaha, visited
at the Delta Gamma house the end of
the week.
Marvin Runs, ex-'19, now stationed
at Fort Logan, Colo., is home on a
short furlough.
Mrs. F. H. Howey visited her daugh
ter, Kathryn, at the Delta Gamma
house Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMonies and
Mr. and Mrs. Ellet Drake drove to Lin
coln for the game.
Kathryn Busse, '17, spent the end of
the week in Lincoln. She is teaching
at Brock, Neb., this year.
Mrs. Earl May (Helen Welsh) visit
ed at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Mark Achison of Kearney, vis
ited her sister at the Delta Gamma
house the end of the week.
Helen Curtis, from Omaha, visited
Louise Baily at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house Saturday and Sunday.
Mary Steele, ex-19, and Helen Quin,
from Aurora, Neb., visited the Kappa
Alpha Theta house Saturday and Sun
day. Mrs. J. G. Elliott (Camille Leyda)
and Lucile Leyda, from Falls City,
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
Harvey Nelson, ex-'18, from Camp
Dodge, and Mr. and Mrs. Frans Nelson
from Omaha, drove to Lincoln Satur
day to visit Bernice Nelson at the Al
pha Phi house.
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