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Friday, February 6
Delia Chi Formal, Lincoln Hotel.
Freshman Hop Informal, Robb
wllde. Alpha XI Delta Formal, Commer
cial Club.
Saturday, February 7
Union Society Banquet, Lincoln
Hotel.
Acacia Informal, Scottish Rite
Temple.
Sigma Nu Pig dinner, chapter
house.
XI Psi Phi Informal, Commercial
Club.
Alpha Sigma Phi House dance.
Gamma Phi Beta House dance.
Pi Phi Chi House dance.
Silver Lynx Formal, Lincoln Hotel.
Thursday, February 5
Alpha Phi was hostess at an attrac
tive tea given in honor of Miss Mar
garet Churchill, of New York, visit
ing delegate of the sorority, when
about one hundred guest were pros
ent. The decorations were silver
vases of scarlet roses, and tall scarlet
candles in silver candlesticks. In the
receiving line were Mrs. F. L. Payn
ter, Miss Churchill, Mrs. William
Westover, Miss Charlotte Hanna, and
Mrs. Carl Roman.
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Walton G. Roberts, '21, returned
yesterday from Chicago, where he had
spent the first part of this week.
Lucile Engstrom, of Holdregc. and
Ruth Miller, of Omaha, were guests
the past week-end at the Delta Delta
Delta house.
Eleanor Moran, ex-'23, of Columbus,
who for the last two months hes been
attending school in Omaha, will re
turn Monday to complete the semes
ter here.
William D. Lear, "21, win called
suddenly to his home in Springview
on account of the death of his bro
ther.
Miss Marguerite McPhee, of the
English department, has been ill
with the influenza, for the past few
weeks at her home in Lincoln, and is
not yet able to return to her classes.
Lois Haughey, '23, is a visitor this
week at her home in Aurora.
Mrs. C. B. Stone, of Omaha, is a
guest of her daughter, Joslyn Stone.
'22, at the Delta Delta Delta house.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon announces the
pledging ol: Harold Eaton, of Oma
ha: A. C. Olthause, Fred C. Thomp
son, of Lincoln; and Robert Fiddock
of Clum.
Helen Wahl, "21, is ill with irfluen-
za at her borne in Omaha.
Doris Abbot and Genevieve Nich
ols of David City, spent this last week
end at the Delta Delta Delta house.
Frances Anderson, "21, is ill at her
home in Wahoo, and w'P not be able
to return for a few days.
Dr. Harry M. Hill of Kansas City,
Missouri, visited at the Sigma Nu
house lucsdar and Wednesday oi this
week.
Dean O. V. P. Stout oi the engmtei-
ing college U confined to his home in
Lincoln with a rere attacl: ol influ
enza.
O. O. Buck of Harvard, Secretary of
(he Nebraska Press Association, was
a visitor at the university Thursday.
Dr. V. A. Barker, of the zoological
department returned to school recent
ly after an attack of ptomaine poi-
soning.
Margaret Lang. '22, is visiting this
week at her home in Wymore.
Pi Phi Chi announces 'he pledging
of Perry F. Rivet of Lincoln.
Dr Corinne Larimore, formerly
Hiaperon of the Delta Zetas has been
visiting at the chapter house tnis
week.
Iota Sigma Pi held a business meet
ing Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Ida Carr.
Leland L. Waters '21 leaves today to
enter the University of Michigan.
Prof. Albert Babbitt, professor of
mathematics has resigned his posi
tion and leaves soon for Mississippi
where he expects to take up insurance
work.
Norman B. Curtice has entered the
university as a special student this
semester. He recently returned from
service abroad.
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Munsing Unionsuits
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$1.50 Qualities $1.35
2.00 Qualities 1.80
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Men's Shirts
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2.00 Shirts 1.59
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BUBBLES
M;in a Btudent registered for Prac
tical Banking so that they could im
prove their pool playing.
It is expected that the voting by
the senior girls on the wearing of the
mortar-boai ds will serve to cement
i he friendship between them.
All girls who do not vote for
mortar-boards lack "sand.'
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It is hoped that the mortarboards
will not cause any mix-up. Anyway,
these mortar-boards have caused quite
a stir to be made on the campus.
Asked how convocation was Thurs
day, one student said that it was a
Fair convocation.
The fact that the Delian and Palla
dian societies wfll hold a joint meet
ing Saturday does not mean that it is
to be considered as a Union meeting.
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A LITTLE REFLECTION
T'nnprrlassman: Why haven't
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phaved this morning?
Freshman: Ain't I shaved?
U. C: No, you're not Why aren't
you?
Fresh.: Well. I guess I shaved an
other fellow. You see, there were
a dozen of us using the same mirror.
ROSEWILDE SCHOOL
of DANCING
Assembly Dances Wednesdays and Saturdays
WITH
BECK'S SYNCOPATED SYMPHONY"
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THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Opposite the Campus
Reliable Instruction in the Principal
Branches of Music and Dramatic Art
Anyone can enter
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Students
FULL INFORMATION Oil REQUEST
Phone B1392 11th and R Sts.
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