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Nov. 20-Symphony Concert
Nov 22-lnternational C.rcu.t.
Zl 23-24-The Brandeis Payers
NOV. tot-" KH-.U"
Nov. 28-"His Bridal Night
Nov. 29-Kolb & Dill
Coming Friday and Satur
FMILY STEVENS
In the DeLuke Metro
Production
A SLEEPING MEMORY
Shows Start 1, 3, 5, 7 and
9 P. M.
Matinees All Seats 10c
Night Shows All Seats
20c
Price Includes War Tax ,
ALUMNI NEWS
O. W. Aim, '17, is now a graduate
6tudent in the teachers' college of Col
umbia university. He expects to be
granted a degree next spring.
Musical Program
At Convocation
Selections from Bach, Rogers, Guil
mant and Lesson were played on the
organ by Mrs. Carrie B. Raymond, di
rector of music, at convocation yester
day morning at 11 o'clock in Memorial
hall. f
The program follows:
Prelude B fiat Minor Bach
Intermezzo Rogers
Marche Funebre et Chant Sera-
phique Guilmant
Allegro Lesson
COMING AT CONVOCATION
November 20. John 7.. White "The
Single Tax."
November 22. Professor W. F.
Dann, discussion of "The Jewels of
the Madonna," "Faust," "La Traviata."
November 26. Thanksgiving pro
gram. The governor's proclamation
will be read. Mrs. Raymond will have
charge of the music.
CLEANERS-PRESSERS-DYERS
HAVE THE EVANS DO YOUR CLEANING
TELEPHONES B2311 and B 3355
RHONE B3398
ORPHEUM
"Big Time," Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Wilbur
Nella
Mack & Walker
"A Pair of Tickets"
HARRY HINES
"The 58th Variety"
Tom Edith
KERR & ENSIGN
And Their Talking Fiddle
The Hearst-Pathe News
Showing Notable Events
Princess Kalama
And Her Selected Hawaiian
Company Presenting
ECHOES OF KILAUEA
A Spectacular Novelty in Two
Scenes
DAVUXSAPIRSTEIN
Foremost American Pianist
Twentieth Century Wonders
MANG & SNYDER
Master Athletes
Orpheum Concert Orchestra
Prof. A. J. Babich, Director
Mrs. Gene Hughes & Company
In a Sartorial Comedy
"GOWNS"
By Edgar Allen Woolf
Matinee Every Afternoon at 2:30 Night Performances at 8:20
Matinee Any Seat, 25c Nights Reserved at 25c, 50c and 75c
War Tax Additional
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SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
November 16
Students of 1220 It street Temple.
Comus Club Rosewilde.
November 17
Y. M. C. A. Membership party Y. M.
C. A. Temple.
Catholic Students' club dance
Temple. Silver Serpent party for Junior girls
Alpha XI Delta house.
November 23
Iron Sphinx Lincoln.
Senior Hop Rosewilde. v
November 24
Engineers' hop Lincoln.
Thl Gamma Delta house dance.
Bohemian Club party Art hall.
Gamma Phi Beta freshmen dance
house.
Kappa Sigma freshmen dance Tem
ple. Pi Reta Thl house dance.
Phi Delta Theta house dance.
November 27
Sigma Nu freshmen house dance.
November 28
Art Club Bohemian party Art hall
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Rosewilde.
November 29
Beta Theta Pi Lincoln.
December 7
Girls' Cornhusker party Armory.
December 8
Junior Law hop Rosewilde.
December 14
Alpha Theta Chi Temple.
PERSONALS
Mary Alice Davey, '18, will spend
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
Davey.
Margaret McDougal, '20, will spend
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
Tecumseh.
Ruth York of Cedar Bluffs is visit
ing Alfreda Mackprang at the Achoth
house this week.
Eliza Bickett, ex-'19, of Superior, vis
ited at the Gamma Phi Beta house
Thursday afternoon.
Carl Stockton, '20, has left school en
account of sickness and returned to
her home in Norfolk.
Florence Lewis, '20, leaves Friday
night for Omaha, where she wi'l spend
Saturday and Sunday.
Lucy Jeffords, '17, and Joseph El
well, '18, intend to drive to Lawrence.
Kas., to attend the game Saturday.
Frances Whitmore, '19, Marjorie
Hesseltine, '19, Marguerite Howard,
'20, and Ruth Jorgenson, '18, leave
today for Kansas.
Prof. E. H. Barbour returned early
this week from an 800-mile drive in
western Nebraska. Resources were
examined and a number of fossil beds
visited. One entirely new and dis
tinct mammoth was secured.
Recent Arrivals In
Military Lace Boots
The delight of college girls, and the
season's fad. Very scarce in Lin
coln we were fortunate in se
curing them
NEW ENGLISH WALKING STYLE
LAST AND WELT SOLE
Lend the slender grace to the foot
that is so much desired
IN BLACK KID
$3.50, $4.50 and $5.50
IN KHAKI COLORED KID
$5.50
IN FINE BROWN KID
$7.00
Supply Yourself While They Last
Sigma Tau Elects
Six New Members
The new members elected to Sigma
Tau, honorary engineering fraternity,
were announced by the active chapter
yesterday. The six new men elected
are as follows:
Roy Lintz.
H. B. Thompson.
Paul Lindley.
P. O. Harding.
L. M. Soltow.
Vincent Kaufman.
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