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flIIVER THEATRE
rue, Wed. and Wed. Matinee
Musical t-omcu
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with Charlotte Greenwood
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Monday and Tuesday
Goldwym Presents
MAE MARSCH
Sunshine Alley
B1392 "The Acme of Pep" B3708
LOEB'S ORCHESTRA
Music for all occasions Orchestra
from Five to Twenty-Five Pieces
Jazz Band or( Boiler Shop Effects
on request only
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
November 16
Comus Club Rosewilde.
November 17
Catholic Students' club dance
Temple.
Silver Serpent party for Junior girls
Alpha Xi Delta house.
November 23
Iron Sphinx Lincoln.
November 24
Engineers Hop Rosewilde
Pi Reta Phi house dance.
Phi Delta Theta house dance.
November 28
Sterna Alpha Epsilon.
Art Club Bohemian party Art hall
About seventy-five active members
and alumni attended the forty-sixth
annual banquet of Palladian Literary
society at the Lindell. A. C. Krebs
was toastmastcr and the following
toasts were given:
Dawn Lieut. A. C. R. Swenson.
Enlisted Seth C. H. Taylor. Muster
Gertrude Judd. Oppression Flor
ence Slater. Camp Life Lieut. Bon
Huntington. Review Allen Suther
land Alliance Estella Warner. Con
quest Leonard Kline. Your Flag and
My Flag Prof. II. W. Caldwell.
November 9
Alpha Tau Omega held its annual
banquet in the Garden room of the
Lincoln for about forty-five active
and alumni members. Chandler Trim
ble, of Omaha, was toastmaster, and
called upon the following for toasts:
Guy Reed, "In the Trenches;" Harry
Coffe, "Over the Top;" Edson Shaw,
"Leading the Charge;" Dr. E. J.
Stewart, "The Battle;" Thomas
Neighbors, "The Victory." There
were no decorations. The out-of-own
members present were Ralph
weaverling, North Bend; Fred Laird,
Fremont; H. s. Williams. Omaha;
Burr Latta, Tekamah; Alfred Ken
nedy, Major Kennedy, Chandler Trim
ble. Everett Angle, c. parks,
Omaha; Guy Reed, Eurl Ketchem,
Thomas Neighbors, Camp Dodge;
Howard Loomls, Fremont; William
Wendstrand, Wahoo; Jean Moore,
IT. S. S. "Oklahoma;" and Harry
Coffee, Chadron.
Delta Upsilon entertained eighty
tive couples at its annual Homecom
ing party nt the Lincoln. The chap
erons were Dr. and Mrs. K. .1. Stew
art, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holland
and Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Wenger.
, The out-of-town guests were Guv
Thompson, West Point; Roy Green
lee and Elbert Greenlee, Blaine Gra
bill and Elmer Grabill, Goodwin Dor
an, Sidney; Meridith Ackerman. Stan
ton; J. K. Flaherty, Dickson; R. J.
Harney, K. T. Spire, and Fred Burr,
Omaha.
Sixty active and alumni members
attended the annual banquet of Delta
Chi at the chapter house. The out-of-town
guests were Lieut. Harold
Landeryou, Lieut. Frank llixenbar.gh,
Lieut. Frank Carpenter, Camp Hods;
Joseph Swenson, Paul Martin, Sid
ney; Earl Powell, David City; Otis
C. Gilmore, York.
Sigma Phi Epsilon gave a dance
for twenty-five couples at the chap
ter house. Mr. and Mrs. Doane Pick
ering were the chaperones.
Phi Delta Theta entertained sixty
couples at a party at the Rosewilde.
Prof, and Mrs. G. W. Hood and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Seacrest chaper
oned. The out-of-town guests were
Lieut. Herbert Larson and Lieut. Ray
L. Doyle, Camp Dodge, la.; Ferris
Chesley and Charles Peterson, Om
aha; Ralph Bressem, Sabetha, Kas.;
Guy Combes and Clayton Woods,
Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Ro
mans, Fairbury.
Twenty couples attended the dance
at the Bushnell Guild house, chap
eroned by Mr. and Mrs. Landy Clarke
and Prof, and Mrs. T. T. Bullock.
Sigma Nu held a Home-coming
party at the chapter house for thirty
couples. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dob
son, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Weeks and
Prof. C. A. Freeman were the chaper
ones. November 10
Sigma Chi held its annual Home
coming party at the Lindell for sixty
couples. The chaperones were Dean
and Mrs. C. C. Engberg. Dean and
Mrs. Charles Fordyce, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Harvey, Dr. and Mrs. G. E.
Condra, and Dr. H. B. Latimer.
Guests from out-of-town were E. E.
Allen, Tobias; James Burton, Thom
as Chase, Arthur Wunner, E. J. Har
lan, Omaha; W. Tuttle, Spencer,
Iowa: J. M. Strand, Camp Funston;
Captain. Karl Brown
and Mr., and Mrs.
Plattsmouth.
Delta rpfilon held its annual ban
quet at the Lincoln. William Bites,
of Lodgepole, was toastmastcr. Those
who responded lo toasts wore: R. J.
Harney, .1. C. Flaherty, Fred Seacrest,
Frank Weller and Robert Moodie.
Alpha Tau Omega held a dancing
party at the Lincoln for fifty couples.
Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Stewart chap
eroned. Alpha Delta Pi had a house dance
at the chapter house in honor of the
alumni who were back for Homecom
ing. About thirty couples were pres
ent. Mrs. Margaret Cleland was the
chaperone. Special guests at the
party were: Ruth Sanford, Omaha;
Gladys Wilde. Wilbur; Leo Sher
burne, Ethelyn Druse. Cambridge;
Leona Wood, Superior; Clarissa De
lano, Cedar Rapids; Esther Johnson,
Aurora; and Edith Ashton, Minford.
The Acacia party at the Temple
was attended by thirty couples. Prof,
and Mrs. Lawrence Fossler chaper
oned. .Guests from out of town were,
J. Kelley, and Lieut. Minor Mason.
Camp Dodge; and L. H. Hummel,
Denver, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Beatty chap-
Fort Snelling;
George Dovey,
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WESTERN VAUDEVILLE
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, November 12, 13, 14
Ninth Episode of
"THE SFVPN PEARLS
(Read the Story in the Sunday State Journal.)
VAUDEVILLE
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BILLIE BOWMAN
Character pespriptive Melody
FOLEY & O'NEIL
'he Two Nifties in Songs and
, Dances."
Universal News Weekly
James F. Thompson Presents
"THE BURGLARS' UNION
For Laughing Purposes Only
FOUR BELMONTS
Novelty Diabolo Spinners
Orpheum Concert Orchestra
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Nights 7:15 and 9:00 Sharp; Seats 25c. War Tax Additional
eroned forty couples at the dance
at the Alpha Sigma Phi house. The
out-of-town guests were M. L. Mln
thorne, J. B. Ayerly, W. A. Gerry,
Omaha; R, F. Cameron, T. H. Ays
troni. Fort Omaha; A. K. Wright,
Ann Arbor. Mich.; F. A. Allen. Te
cumseh; and J. Shumway, Lyons.
The Farm house gave a dance for
twenty couples, chaperoned by Prof
W. W. Burr.
Alpha Xi Delta had a dance at the
chapter house for thirty-five couples.
Miss Lulu Runge and Arthur Rogers
were special guests. Those from out
of town who attended the party
were: Louise Graw. St. Edwards;
Christine Carlson, Fremont; Fern
Longacre, Dodge; Tlielma Kaus. Os
ceola; and Carolyn Funke, Blair.
Kappa Kappa Gamma had a house
dance for thirty couples. Mrs. N. A.
Miller was the chaperone. Guests
were: Geraldine Johnson, Omaha;
Lola Neeley, Nebraska City; Helen
Minier, Oakland; and Katherine
Goodrich, Fairbury, and Dorothy Har
mon,. Chicago.
The freshmen of Alpha Omicron
Pi entertained fifteen couples at a
dance at the chapter house. The
decorations were in red and white.
Alumni who attended the party were,
Doris Seroggin, Oakland; Ruth
Schorginger, Ralston; and Carry
Marshall and Dorothy Murdy, Weep
ing Water.
Phi Kappa Psi entertained thirty
five couples at a house dance. Prof,
and Mrs. N. A. Bengston were the
chaperones.
Alpha Phi gave a dance for eigh
teen couples. Mrs. Samuel Waugh,
Sr., chaperoned.
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ACH1EYBMENT
It hjs'sct rree"thc'fpirit orrcscarch.
Twaity-fivc years 'sgo the General
Electric Company was founded.
Since then, electricity has sent its thnU
through the whole structure of lJe.
Eager to turn w heels, to lift and carry,
to banish dark, to gather heat, to huil
voices and thoughts across space, to
give the world new tools for its work
electricity has bent to man's wilL
Throughout this "period the General
Electric. Company has held the great
responsibilities, and high ideals of
leadership.
It has given tangible form to "inven
tion, in apparatus of infinite precision
and gigantic power.
AnJ it has gone forth,co-opcrating with
every industry, to command this unseen
force and fetch it far to serve all people.
By the achievements which thjs com
par.y has already recorded may best
be judged the greater ends its future
shall attain, the deeper mysteries it
yet shall solve in electrifying more
and mere of the world's work.
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