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EDITH FRANCIS TELLS
OP HER Y. W. C. A. WORK
l-M itli Francis U dlrectre-a r Hut
2.". In the Allery base lionittal, Frame.
She was the only one. of a nuniher of
worker who went over on the name
hip, to he mail directress, the oth
era are all assistant. The following
Is an extract from letter received
by her mother, dated November 22.
IMn Delia Delia entcriataeil thirty
couples at a parly at their chapter
house Saturday evening.
Achoth entertained the fathers of
the active chapter at dinner, followed
hv un I It-Nhctimi imlv Wik I ii iwl -I .. itiAH.
Inir. AmiMiir thu ntit-.tf inu n d,i.m.i. t 1 1 " A,,er'
uor V Tnnifl.Om r .!... I "The boys seem to like this hut.
J. H. MacknraiiR of Cedar muff, j
Chi Omeca entertained thirty cou-
pies at a house party Saturday even-1
inn. '
Delta Zota gave a dinner dance Sat-,
nrday evening for twenty couples.;
Pink and ureen decorations were nsed.
The party was chaperoned by Dr. and
Mrs. J. R. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank,
1 lamer, and Dr. I'orriP.e l.nranier.
91st division and hincft October 2!,
1918, haa acted at dlvUlon surgeon
with thai unit. Inning, the participa
tion of the 91t in tho Arponne offen
sive Major St roll in was in command of
the entire division, caring for more
than 2,000 wounded men. It is the ex
cellent manner In which be did bis
work during this drive that caused the
recommendation for further promotion.
Bcveti out of nine attempts Jackt-ou
wiib not far behind, however, lie
tossed alx out of nine idiot a. Jack-on
nnd Neumann each shot two held
rohIh but Patty, who has alway bvn
well aciualnted with the loop here
tofore, only innnneed to locate It fr
one score.
The Scort
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PERSONALS
it
Is packed from 9 a. m. to 9: 30 p. m.
with patient raced men, often with
scarred faces or- lacking one leg or
an arm or an eye. orten voiceless rrom
gas, all pale from Buffering, nnd many
on crutches. You Bee the men who,
fie-uient this hut are those who are;
w en onouRh to get about. All men j
here are convalescent, pick, or dying. ,
As I write a very Rood band Is play-,
ing because several hundred men are
leaving on their way to the I'. S. A.;
They are wild with' happiness
Jackson, r 2
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tors show any real advantage or mi-
i ramp Dodge
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perlorlty. for at the intermission, the . cU '
lluskers were leading 15 to 14. A few
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Social Calendar
January 24
Closed night.
January 25
Freshman Hop Lincoln hotel.
SOCIAL EVENTS
1 Martin, f
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1 muuues aucr me nan was pm
... ..i... i. 1 1, M., ,.t i Macghcr. i
, 111 Dlflt t HUHC VI i VOMrtin .'lniun,
luul boon warmliiK ono of tho Mo;th
m enftt ilnrhitr tho first mriittl. w rii
1 hae five loys who help mo, ail . free from the brawl and succeed
convalescent. I have one who scrubs 0j jn dropping the ball through the
my room." washes the towels and ; haskct. Once out in the lead, the
brings in the water, tends the lire ! Twilighters would not be hea led off
and makes my bed. if I don't watch ami Nebraska's desperate effort to
,,t 11a fa ninolDAll Vfars old. has i-aiIaIa th,i vwltiti'w ti (thill tlin
Kathorine Uorhart Murphy. 'IT. has ' been seventeen months in the army ! fOHr minutes of play wasn't Miilieient
r. innied from DouElas. Arizona, where and was wounded in the hip with (o puM the Dodgers hack within strik-
shrapnel. I have a convalescent cor- jt,g instance, so the invading Yanks ; university
poral running my canteen, ine oiner walked off with the bacon.
boys arc private." Huskers Lead First ; drubbing. The Cornliusker lads play-
', , ed with their smaller opponents as a
, At one time near iho middle of the , . . ,
i a nimmu anil mi with :i li-ili. never liaxiui; t' ex-
.lllll.fl.tlll lluutll U. . . . . . . a . ... ...... -.
... ,.nrst liar, tne nuskers were neaoing , , . ,
Mrs. Cladvs Wiel Simmons, both of . ..... tend themselves in the least.
IHO ni-rti-etsiiin v a hi in . score, ana ,
Hie class of 1915. were Been on the; . .......
Margaret Carnaby, ex-'Jl, of Dmaha
npent the week-end at the AlpUu
Omicnm Pi house
her husband has Wn stationed, and
is at the Alpha Chi Omega bouse.
Lieut. Ihirkes Harley, ex-'21. has re
turned to Lincoln.
Marie Applenun, 'IT. of Alvo spent
the week end at the Alpha Chi Omega
house.
Paul Schissler, 'eslean.
Freshmen Trample Wea'eyan Yean
ings Coaib Kline's lluskcr fresh nun sim
ply wiped the fliwr wiih Paul Schis
lers' second stringers f:oin e-.ieyau
in the preliminary Satur
day evening, handing them a to 1
Kleanor Kddy 22, Grace Shepard.
! campus Thursday with
Simmons. Jr. Lieutenant Simmons
Robert ' ,hin?!i Kwkwl ,mM,-v. lf Ne" 1 ,ci. own way mo,t of the time
Jui.g-
mever and Munn. the two giants, bad
, braska. The boat tipped slightly on ;
i.... a. ...... c.-ti-.n iikfPts and
mered out of the service Jan- j Jr rt three free throw s w hile Munn had to
.. . meiuaniv ine iwingniers were m me
iiarv 14. and is returning to hi? hCMiie . . ... ......
22. and Marian JetTer.es ppent Satur
day and Sunday in Fremont.
Marga.ei ,vu,-u....s. . - a( Gering. Nebr.
ha left Sunday for Ft. Snellmg where,
1. has received an appointment to;
.i, rw..r.atial-Theratv. in the modi Major John G. Strohm. medical at ,ne ond of the half.
cal department. 'rPs. who was a student In the col-;
npin Powers. ex-P. has gne to lege of medicine at the University of,
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lead. Dili goals oy Neumann ana j-uk-. ;U U)e cnd of th? fim
son evened up the score and gave Ne- . fl o ? fr Ncbrask.x ana in
braska the advantage she possessed, u.e pul).
The Twilighters exhibited unerring
aim .n iho basket and maintained a
A feature of the week-end was the
large number of university parlies
given Friday and Saturday nights.
Twelve fraternities and pororiiies took
advantage of the last attractive open
dates before the close of the semester
to hold house parties. Two were given
Saturday afternoon and the senior hop
Saturday night closed the big party
Fhedule.
Black Masque entertained for all
junior and senior girls Saturday after
noon from three until five at ,Voruen's
hall. Ferns were used as decorations.
A program was given consisting o.f a
Mfliii solo by Leota Furgeson. ex-'21;
a reading by Stella Lewellen. '20. and
a iance by Marjorie Parstow, '21. Re
freshments were served. About one
hundred and fifty girls attended.
The senior hep was held Saturday
evening at the Lincoln hotel. One
hundred couples attended. The hall
was decorated in pink. Refreshments
wre served during Intermission.
Phi Kappa Psl entertained twenty
couples at a house dance Friday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Haecker and
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Lloyd chaperoned.
IX-lta Gamma entertained at a tea
Saturday afternoon from four until
ix in honor of their cbaperone. Miss
Charlotte Lowe. A color scheme of
Pink and lavendar was used, with
roses and sweet peas in the dining
room. There were about seventy-five
fcUf-Ms.
Pi Beta Phi entertained twenty-five
couples at a cabaret dance Friday
evTi:rg at their chapter house. Pink
decorations were used. A two course
upper was served at nine o'clock with
dancing between course.
l"ita Gamma gave a house parly
Friday evening for twenty-five couples.
Allha Chi Amtoj inlH!iinpl at a
We dance Friday evening. Twenty-,
nve coupler attended, chaperoned by
Vr. F. s Montgomery of Otraha.
Twf-ntyf.ve couples attended a
hoys (Jance given by Alpha O micron
l' n Friday evening.
'iarrrra Phi Heta gave a house party
Friday f-tr,:.r& frti- iliirli- Emmies.
A Via P!,j entertained twenty co-i-J ho-
Arizona for the winter.
Mrs. Leland lenders, formerly Mil
dred Heese. '16. of Valentine, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Gamma
Phi Beta house.
Florence Ruw e of Fremont visited at
the Alpha Omicron Pi bouse over the
week-end
Janet Adams. 19. spent the week
end in Omaha
Ruth Ellinghusen. '20. has left
school on account of ill Jiealth
Gertrude Henderson, '21, sper.t the
weekend in Omaha with arah Cole.
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Lieutenant Leo Petree. ex-'19. of
Oregon. Mo., recently returned from
Texas, where he was staiione as an
instructor in the aviation section. He
ts visiting at the Signa Nu house for
a few daays prior to entering school
here next semester.
r, -.r w Ihhn. ex-21. of Clarkson
and HaroM K. Prchm. ex-19, of Tal-j
maee are visiting- at the Sigma Nu i
house.
Walden Harvey of Beatrice came to
LincoJn Friday evening to ttend the
V:A Kappa Psi house party.
- Fern Lonsacre Fib. 19, died of the
influenza last week in California.
Clarabe le Hager. ex-'21. of Val
paraiso spent l lie weekend at the
iK-lta Delta Delta house.
Mildred Shirley. ex"21. is a guest at
the Chi Omega house. S5e has just
returred from Camp Grant, where she ,
has been in the student nurses' reserve j
corps, and is on her way to her honiej
in Humboldt. j
Mrs. Charles F. Podge and Mrs. K.
R. Gnrney of Fremont visited their
daughters at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house Friday and Saturday.
Thoma? Targreaves, ex-21. of Se
wanee. Tennessee, spent the week-end
at the Alpha Tan Omega house.
Lieutenant YYillard Fo'som, '17, and
Mrs. Folsom, who was Ruth Wuitniore,
it arrived in Lincoln Friday and will
make ihcir home here. Lieutenant Fol
som has just returned front, overseas
and was met in New York by Mrs. Fol-
Dorothy Wetherald. '20. spent Sun-j
dav at her home .in Hebron.
Leon Watson, 22. has gone to his
home in Sidney. Iowa, on account of
illness.
Mary Steele, ex-19, was at the Kap
pa Alpha Theta house for the week
end. Katherine Keifer. ex-'19. has just
returned from Washington. D. C
where she has been in government ser-
' Fat ley Young. ex-'20. bas just re
turned from overseas and Is fn Lin
coln on a short furlough.
!adore Sheldon, '16. of Nehawka Is
a cuo. at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
Wkncti in tlin "ninptis." has been .... , i.. . i. ;.. tUN
v siigni aavamage m icaiunum ivn
recommended for promotion to ISou- last ha,f .0braska couldn't find the J..
tenant Colonel, accoiding to the Port-; bagket or score hoard would have Fr(
land. "Oreconian" of January 12th. i .
ur'nanites ' to 3.
Summary:
Goal-: Jungmeyer.
1.
7: Munn.
: Pavnter. 3: Smith. 2; and Russcl
ch. 1. and Dnezer. 2.
rpi ccji's: Juneinever. .: imc. i. ...
Time and again ( .
Major Strohm, as a first lieutenant in ; he gtate univerg,y men would swoop ; "Dancina Both Niahts
the medical reserve corps ,lce 1914. down the floor and shoot for the hoop d,e.p"no,nliBS crowds re
was called to active duty on April 18 b h horse.shoes were lacking and ' the dancing after games
1917. He organized a Cld hospital Uie ba wouM not Kgster a score. d S "tartar night, but
unit in Portland, and took it to Camp , bot'1 1 ,l1:1 ana V, ,
1-1. il ... nmmntMltAii Sagger, Dodge Star i those who attended the jazzfests
Lewis, where lie was promoted to a , Sl i , ,. , nief
. .... . .o.;o.,t i c.r th visitru-s' forward, was i were given gool times. A live piece
captaincv. iiere wrvauic wunev., , --- ,
to the division surgeon. September 18. the demon on offense with four foals j orchestra furnished he n J
. . . . 1 4,. intrAfinnil until nnOUT H.oi
1917, and w as made a major Decemler
20. 191. He became attached to the
to his credit, and Beresford was a sure! joy reigned unrefined until about 1V30
shot at free throws, accomplishing o'clock.
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