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Veils Originated
Arps ago In Kgit there lived ft maiden.
Fair of foature waa she, but with nkln
burned brown by the sunlight that was re
flected from the burning Bands.
She loved, but was not loved so woman
wle, neh gave heed to her complexion.
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First, she sought the wisdom of the Sphinx
and was told that she should have a spider
spin a veil of finest film for her.
This she did. The veil was spun and worn
and It is written that the beloved swooned
on first sight of her, so enchanting was her
appearance.
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VEILINGS for Spring are In great demand and the more elaborate
the mesh, the more fashionable the veiling.
The popular "Trench" veiling will be In evidence; also plain and
lovelty hexagon meshes chenille dots fine scrolls and motif de
jigns in black, brown, navy and taupe at, yard, 35c to $3.00.
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New Fringes
One of Dame Fashion's favorites
for Spring is Silk Ixop Fringe
for trimming, to imitate ostrich
trimming. It conies i ntone. tv.
and hree inch widths in black,
navy, henna, taupe and brown at
the yard 75c. $1.00 and $1.50.
Street Floor.
New Pleatings
Are 45c to $2.50 a Yard
There Is such a pleasing variety
of wide and narrow effects in
Silk Georgette Crepe, Satin,
and Net.
The leading shades are cream,
rem, Fand, blego, Alice, Copen
hagen, white, navy, scarlet,
American Heauty and combina
tions such as tan and navy rose
Mid navy, etc.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
March 7.
Sigma Alpha Kpsllon formal Lin
coin hotel.
Sigma Chi house dance.
Mirrh ft.
Kappa Kappa Canima formal Lin
coln hotel.
University Night.
Closed night.
V. S. G. A. hard time party Wom
an's building.
Sigma Alpha Kpsllon banquet Lin
coln Hotel.
Phi Beta Kappa Grades
All trades for the Fhl Beta Kappa
rating must be at the registrar's of
fice not later than March 10.
Rudge & Cuenzel Co.
Oellan Literary Society
Everybody Is welcome at the Delian
Literary Society meeting Friday eve
ning, March 7. at S:00, In Faculty hall,
Temple. A farce Is a feature of the
program.
Union Literary Society
Union Literary Society will have an
open meeting Friday evening, March 7.
Everybody welcome.
Christian Science Society
The Christian Science Society of the
University will meet tonlsht in Faculty
hall. Temple, at 7:30. A cordial Invita
tion Is extended to all students, alum
ni, and faculty of the University.
Omicron Nu
There will be a short important
meeting of all active members of
Omicron Nu Friday noon, at twelve
o'clock, in the club room at the Worn-
j an's Hall. Please plan to give the full
! noon hour for the meeting.
Lincoln Hote
pecial
undsy Dinner
Served from 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 P. M.
Music During Evening Meal Hours
1 Per oover
PERSONALS
FRIDAY NITE
I1ARCH 1st
ROSEWILDE
A YLE '
MERRY
MUSICAL
MAKERS
Mrs. J. V. Campbell of Omaha is
visiting Almarine Campbell, '22, at the
Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
Opal Nuss, '19, has gone to her
home in Sutton on account of illness.
Luella Pratt, '19, is going to Fre
mont today to visit Catherin Dodge,
'18.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ream of Broken
Bow are visiting Loy Ream, '20.
Josephine Haden and Hazel Muzzy,
both of Bloomington, are guests at the
Achoth house.
Helen Alleman of Omaha andMar
garet Sorenson of North Platte are
guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house and will remain over the week
end. Ruth Begley, '21, is going .to her
home in Springfield today.
Margaret Lang, '22, Is going to her
home in Wymore to remain over the
week-end.
Bernice Bailey, 22, has been ill for
several days at the Achoth house.
ENGINEERS LEARN OF
FRENCH WAR METHODS
Captain R. L. Cochran of the coast
artillery corps addressed the meeting
of the American Sociey of Civil En
gineers held at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
He related some interesting over
seas experiences and gave the engi
neers a good conception of the French
mapping system, location of grun posi
tions, and orientation of guns.
The civil engineers will have charge
of the general Engineering Society
meeting for March 30.
Hardy Smith
Barber Shop
WE USE A CLEAN
TURKISH TOWEL
ON EACH
CUSTOMER
WITH AUTOMATIC
STERILIZER
AT EACH CHAIR
EIGHT CHAIRS
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Sold in Lincoln Exclu
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Patricia Maloney.
Katherlne Brenke.
Dorothy Pierce.
Doris Hostetter.
II lie Nelson.
Ruth Snyder.
Florence Chltllck.
Vivian Hanson.
Marie Heudee.
Dorothy Davison.
Eva Holloway.
Dorothy Wolf.
Mary Brownell.
Betty Scrlbner.
Coal try ts cono m y
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PRICES
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Music in Evenings, 5:30 to 7:30
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