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Social Calendar
February 21.
Delta Tau Delta House Dance.
Alpha Phi formal Lincoln Hotel,
rhl Delta Theta House dance.
Gamma Phi Beta House dance.
February 22.
Alpha XI Delta formal Lincoln ho
tel Delta Delta Delta banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
Closed night.
Mystic Fish Orpheum party.
February 28
Chi Omega formal Lincoln Hotel.
March 1
11 Kappa Phi formal Lincoln Ho
tel. Chi Omega banquet Lincoln Hotel.
March 7
Sigma Alpha Epsllon formal Lin
coln Hotel.
March 8
Kappa Kappa Gamma formal Lin
coln Hotel.
March 14
Achoth formal Lincoln Hotel.
March 15
Closed night
' Alpha Omicron Pi formal Lincoln
Hotel '
PERSONALS
Lieutnant Harry Caldwell, ex-'20 has
just returned from Camp Grant and is
at the Phi Delta Theta house.
Sadie Rotholz "21 spent last week-!
end at her home in Omaha.
Helen Sturgees of Omaha is visiting
Katharine New-branch '19 at the Al
pha Phi house.
Dorothy Hippie went to her home
m Omaha for Saturday and Sunday.
Lieut. Roy Inbody 19 has just re-1
turned form Camp Mills and will be
In school thi3 semester.
Margaret Lang returned yesterday
from her home in Wymore where
she spent Saturday and Suday.
Lieut. Eyer Sloniger, ex-'21 has his
discharge from the army ond returned
to Lincoln, Sunday.
Esther Dunn, '20 returned to Lin
coln yesterday after spending several
days at her home in Tekamah.
Pi Kappa Phi announces the pledg
ing of James L. Cornish, and Lyle M.
Cornish of Oconto.
Ruth Kirschenstein, '21 spent the
week-end In Omaha, the guest of Jos-
selyn Stone, '22.
UNI NOTICES
Komensky Klub Picture
Komensky klub picture to he taken
at Townsend's studio, Thursday, Feb.
20, at 12:10 o'clock.
Twins' Club
There will be a meeting of the
Twins' club Friday, February 21, at
the home of Ruth and Esther Jones,
1701 L street. All twins are request
ed to he present.
Alpha Kappa Psi.
Alpha Kappa Psi will meet Wednes
day evening at 7:30 o'clock at the
Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Christian Science Society.
The Christian Science society of
the university will meet Thursday
evening at 7:30 in Faculty Hall, Tem
ple Bldg. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all students, alumni, and
faculty of the University.
Union Society.
Union business meeting Tuesday,
February 18, at 7:00 sharp.
Palladian Literary Society.
Palladian Cornhusker picture will
be retaken at 12 o'clock today.
Convocation
Homer Compton, tenor, will give a
song recital at convocation Thursday.
Mr. Compton is a teacher in the Uni
yersity School of Music.
University Chorus
Registration for the University Cho
rns will be kept open this week. More
male voices are needed and any one
may enter this week. The Chorus
organization this year is unusually
good, and more extensive work than
w will" be taken up. n
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Legislative League to Meet The
Legislative Ladies' league' will meet
in the Art Gallery Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Professor Dann
will talk on Carol Beckwith's exhibi
tion, which will remain hero until the
first of March, when it goes to the
Peru State Normal school.
The School of Fine Arts is getting
ready for an exhibit of pictures of
state capltol buildings. Reliable pic
tures of the capltol building of every
state In the Union and possibly other
public buildings will compose the col
lection. This is being done to be of
assistance in shaping ideas for our
own new capitol.
Menorah Reorganized The Menor
ah society met Sunday evening, Feb
ruary 16, at the Women's Building.
The society is a national organisa
tion among the universities und was
revived here by Mathais Levenson,
who acted as temporary chairman.
The alms of the organization are to
study Jewish history, literature, and
ideals, and to follow up closely the
present development in Palestine.
The following officers were elected:
President. Maurice Margolin; vice
president, Mathlas Levenson; secre
tary, Ethel Katz; treasurer, Edward
Kushner.
Professor Alexis in his welcome ad
dress to the organization urged the
members to make a special study of
their Hebrew ancestry as their spe
cial gift to civilization. The rest of
the evening was spent in playing
games.
Y. W. C. K. t Serve Today
The Y. W. C. A. will serve hot
chocolate today at 12 o'clock at
the Woman's Hall. It is hoped that
the girls will get better acquainted
with the comforts of the building.
The price per cup will be 5 cents.
Nine Years Ann tj.7 "
Fifty delegates attended the annual
convention or the Nebraska Y M r
A. at Wesleyan University.
Four Years Ago Today
Two hundred and fifty Ul(lont8
he College of Agriculture
the stock yards at South Omaha
Three Years Ago Today
It was announced that baskets con
talninr: fruit, sandwiches and choc
late would be left at all fraternity
houses each night at 10 o'clock Peo.
Pie could take what they wanted and
leave the money In the baskets The
proceeds and the surplus 8UI)plieg
were to be collected at midnight
Avery Addresses Farmers' Con.
greoo Chnncellor.. Samuel .. Avery
spoke Monday evening at the Farm
ers' Congress held at the Castle Hotel
In Omaha. His subject was "The
Farmer and Reconstruction."
"The World's Greatest Indoor Cir
cus will be given in Robinson Gym
nasium by the Women's Athletic As
sociation of Kansas University, April
1," Doris Drought, manager, said to
day. The animal show will be given
on the small floor on the men's side
of the gymnasium, the side show on
the floor on the women's side, and the
gig two-ring circus will progress on
the floor upstairs.
The circus is to be given by the
W. A. A. for all women of the Uni
versity. All members of the W. A A
are admitted free and for those who
are not members the admission will
be 50 cents. The talent for the cir
cus is to be drawn from the women
in the university.
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