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SOCIAL CALENDAR
March 21
I'hl Gamma Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Alpha Tau Omega formal Govern
or's Mansion.
Delta Chi Rosewllde.
PI Kappa rhl House party.
Thl Gamma Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Alpha Tau Omega formal Lincoln
hotel.
Delta Chi Rosewllde.
March 22.
Kappa Alpha Theta formal Lincoln
hotel.
PI Kappa rhl House danco.
Kappa Alpha Theta formal Lin
coin Hotel.
March 28
Delta Tau Delta formal Lincoln
Hotel.
March 29
Gamma Phi Ret a formal Lincoln
Hotel.
April 2
Junior Prom Lincoln Hotel.
April 11
Phi Kappa Psl formal Lincoln
Hotel.
April 12
Alpha Sigma Phi formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Phi Kappa Psl banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
April 19
Delta Delta Delta formal Lincoln
.' Hotel.
Viking formal Lincoln Hotel.
Alpha Phi banquet Lincoln Hotel.
Sigma Nu banquet Lincoln Hotel.
April 25
Delta Upsilon formal Lincoln Ho
tel.. April 26
Alpha Delta PI formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Sigma Chi formal Lincoln Hotel.
May 2
Pi Beta Phi formal Lincoln Hotel.
Alpha Chi Omega banquet Lincoln
Hotel.
May 3
Alpha Chi Omega formal Lincoln
Hotel.
Pi Beta Phi banquet Lincoln Ho
tel. May 9
XI Psi Phi formal Lincoln Hotel.
May 10
Sigma Phi Epsilon formal Lincoln
Hotel. .
May 16
Delta Zeta formal Lincoln Hotel.
SOCIAL EVENTS
March 14
One hundred couples attended the
Achoth formal Friday evening at the
Lincoln Hotel. The hall was deco
rated with pink shaded lamps and
palms. The party was chaperoned by
Dean and Mrs. Carl Engberg, Prof,
and Mrs. G. R. Chatburn, Prof, and
Mrs. E. H. Barbour, Prof, and Mrs.
Tier, Dr. and Mrs. Vance, Mr. and Mrs.
II. E. Mason, Dean Amanda Heppner,
and Miss Louise Munshaw. Among the
out-of-town guests were: Mrs. Bess
Sheldon Lehmer, Dakota City; Carrie
Moodie, West Point; Margaret Lewis
and Anna Snyder, Omaha; Vernie
Moseman, Emerson-; Marion Sheldon,
Hyannis; Mrs. Boyd Rice, Beatrice;
Lucy Jefferies, Broken Bow; Roberta
Chipperfield, Norfolk; Gretchen Mack
prang and Elsie Hoberg, Plattsmouth;
Helen Simon Parks, Esther Fetterman
and Ruth Fetterman, Hebron.
Delta Zeta entertained twenty cou
ples at a house dance Friday evening.
The decorations were In green. Dr.
Corrine Larimore, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hamer and Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis
were the chaperons. Mrs. M. C. Hegge
of Manhattan, Kansas, and Bess Ertle
of Geneva were out-of-town guests.
Sigma Phi Epsilon entertained
twenty-five couples Friday evening at
the chapter house. The decorations
carried out the idea of St. Patrick's
Day. The chaperons were Lieut. Wal
lenberg, Lieut. Arthur Bales, Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Dale, Mr. and Mrs. and
Doane Pickering. ,
Thirty-five couples attended the
house dance given by Sigma Chi Fri
day evening. The house was decorated
in blue and gold, the fraternity colors.
The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs.
Fleafl Gleam -Up
The Response Speaks
Louder Than Words
They come in droves. They bought and were
loud in their praise for our Final Clean Up Sale.
, This should settle once and for all time that our ad
vertising is truthful. This sale is for the sole pur
pose of demonstrating the supremacy of this store
is a clothing institution and that it has not counter
pcit in this or any other state. Daring to merchan
3ise without tangible or material profit and to clean
house each season regardless of the fact that
THEY SAID IT CAN'T BE DONE THIS YEAR
3ut We Repeated by Double Saturday, and what's
more we're going to keep on repeating every day
next week. Ee sure to get in for at least two or
three garments, all the "wise ones" are buying,
that's your tip.
Suits and Oeercoats
Broken sizes from our own stock and the Big Mon
roe purchase presenting all sizes but not of each
fabric or style. Mostly one and two of a kind.
Men's SUITS
Broken lines, all sizes, but not of each kind Sizes
35 to 48.
$20.00 SUITS NOW $10.00
25.00 SUITS NOW 12.50
30.00 SUITS NOW 15.00
35.00 SUITS NOW 17.50
40.00 SUITS NOW 20.00
45.00 SUITS NOW 17.50
'50.00 SUITS NOW 25.00
MANY OF THESE SIUTS IN STOCK
Men's OVERCOATS
Broken lines, all sizes, but not of each kind Sizes
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OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS
NOW $10.00
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NOW 15.00
NOW 17.50
NOW 20.00
NOW 22.50
NOW 25.00
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Monday
Sale of Our Entire Stock of
SILK SHIRTS
Excepting only New Spring Lines Every Color Every Size Every pattern,
remaining from the past season selling
All Shirts in Silk and Fiber
Monday ONE-HALF PRICE
$6.00 Fiber
6.50 Fiber
7.50 Fiber
. 8.00 Fiber
Shirts $3.00
Shirts 3.25
Shirts 3.75
Shirts 4.00
7.50 Silk Shirts 3.75
. 8.00 Silk Shirts 4.00
$8.50 Silk Shirts r. 4.25
10.00 Silk Shirts 5.00
12.00 Silk Shirts 6.0(7
No refunds
No Approvals
No Exchanges
MAYER. BROS. COMPANY:
Chester Ager. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
O'Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fordyce,
Mr. and Mrs. George Proudfit, and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Chapin. The out-of-town
guests were William Shulz of
Grand Island, John Carhart and Don
ald Miller of Wayne, Herbert Potter,
of Seward, and Edward Geeson and
William Schmidtman of Plattsmouth.
March 15
Kappa Alpha Theta held its annual
Initiation banquet Saturday evening.
The tables were decorated with pan
sies and Ophelia roses. Seventy-five
active and alumnae members were
present. Mrs. Martha Cline Huffman,
grand treasurer, was toastmistress,
and toasts were given by Mrs. C. F.
Ladd. Catherine Dodge, '18, and Ruth
Wilson, '20. The out-of-town guests
we, e: Erma Jones, Loa Howard, Clara
Lindley, Charlotte Bedwell, Mrs. Au
gusta Houston Jeep, and Rachael Met
calf, Omaha; Emily Cot, York; Aline
Mitten and Helen Cox. Tekamah;
Emily Cox, York; Mrs. Martha Cline
Hoffman, Mrs. Leoata Simms Hoffman
and Helen Quinn, Aurora; Catherine
Dodge, Fremont; Mrs. Helen Koehler
Dutton, Hastings; Martha Garrett,
Madtnon; Berenice Borchera and
Grace Finch, Grand Island.
Alpha Omicron Pi gave ttg formal
party Saturday evening at the Lincoln
Hotel. One hundred couple attended.
Green shaded lamps and palms carried
out the idea of St. Patrick's Day in the
decorations. The chaperones were
Governor and Mrs. S. R. McKelvie,
Dean and Mrs. Charles Fordyce and
Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Stewart. Among
the out-of-town guests were: Virginia
Green, Margaret Carnaby, Frances
Bollard, Ruth Nickum, Flora Shukert,
Margaret O'Brlan, Mercedes Abbott,
Ruth Alsworth, Leona Johnson and
Mildred Foxwell, Omaha; Helen
Young, Superior.; Mary Wettling,
Evanston, 111.; Olga Rawlings, Or
leans; Mildred Brehm, Pawnee City;
Josephine Doten, Albion; Naomi Plck
ard, Geneva; Florence Crapenhoft, Ar
lington; Florence Ruwe, Gretchen
Goerr, Fremont; Mildred Sears, Coun
cil Blufs, la.; Eva Murphy,, Sidney,
Iowa, and Doris Vallery, Plattsmouth.
Achoth held its annual banquet Sat
urday evening in the Garden Room of
the Lincoln Hotel. Sixty active girls
and alumnae attended. The decora
tions were in sapphire blue and white.
Elsie Hoberg was toastmistress and
called, for the following tcasts: "The
New World," Bernlce BeJey; "Vanity
Fair," Ruth Begley; "Current Events,"
Alfreda Mackprang; "Life," Hazel
Snethen; and "Review of Reviews,"
Cleo Young.
The freshmen of Chi Omega enter
tained at a Louse dance Saturday eve
ning. The thirty-five couples attend
ing were chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Davis of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.
P. F. Piel, Miss Amanda Heppner and
Miss Annetle Anderson.
Beta Theta Pi entertained thirty
couples at a house dance Saturday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. William Folsom,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Talbot, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Roseborough chap
eroned. The out-of-town guests were:
Laurence Peterson, Arlington; Loyal
Shannon, Waterloo; Alex Hanson,
Omaha; Sherman Chamberlain, Blue
Springs, and William Harte, Omaha.
Phi Delta Theta entertained fifty
couples at a house dance Saturday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Tate chap
eroned. The out-of-town guests were:
Munson Dale, ex-'22, Robert Ingerson,
Raymond Stryker, Robert Downs, Vin
cent Lake, Walter White, Harold Jef
ferson, Raymond Summers, Phillip
Carlson, Marlon Adams and Virgil
Northwall of Omaha, and Russell Ol
son of Stromsburg.
Farin House entertained l a house
dance Saturday evening. Fifteen cou
ples attended. The chaperones were
Prof, and Mrs. H. P. Pier and Prof, and
Mrs. J. W. Hood.
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THE DAILY NEBBASKAN
PERSONALS
Esther Little, "20, and Mildred Frost,
'20, spent the week-end in Omaha.
Roselle Swenson and Mary Rahn of
Newcastle spent Saturday and Sunday
at the Ch iOmega house.
Leslie Wiggins, ex-'20, has Just re
turned from France and is in Lincoln.
Gwendolyn McCoy, '22, and Kath
erine Newbranch, '19, spent the week
end in Omaha.
Ensign Robert Chapin, ex-'19. has
returned to Lincoln after, having re
ceived his discharge from the naval
aviation.
Frank Allen of Tecumseh visited at
the Alpha Sigma Phi house over the
week-end.
Nettie Harris, '22, and Lois Boone,
'22, fipent Saturday and Sunday in
Weeping Water.
Major Orville Chatt of Tekamah Is
visiting at the Phi Gamma Delta
house. Ho returned from IVance a
short time ago.
Ruth Snively, 18. of Ravenna, and
Helen Relher or Wilbur spent the
week-end at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
Edson Shaw, 18. has recently re
ceived nis discharge from Camp Fon
Btou and ape tnthe week-end ai Alv"
Tau Omega house.
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