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H ARMAOY
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday, May 13
Pi Beta Phi Reception. Woman's
Hall.
Friday, May 14
Kappa Sigma Informal, Lincoln
Hotel.
Mystic Fish Spring party, Rose
wild e.
Acacia Informal, Woman's Hall.
Sigma Chi House dance, chapter
house.
Saturday, May 15
University Hand Informal, Wo
man's Hall.
KomensVy Club Banquet, Lincoln
Hotel.
Civil Kngineers Informal, Knights
of Columbus Hall.
Sigma Nu House dance, chapter
house.
Senior Hop Lincoln Hotel.
Alpha Delta Pi Banquet. Lincoln
Hotel.
Alpha Pel'.i Pi House dance, chap
ter house.
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Friday, May 7
Junior Hop
"Over There"....FTederlck McConnell
"The Homecoming"....Perry Branch
"The RcadJustment'...W. A. Selleck
Out-of-town alumni present were:
S. G. Shedd. J. Dean Ringer, Benja
min Harrison, l H. Bowman, W. F.
Noble, H. R. Thomas, C. C. Buchanan,
Itoane Powell, J. R. P-umont, R. K.
Humont, J. F.. Clark, W. R. Wood, W.
C. Ramsey. Robert Vance, P. J. Leh-
mer, G. C. Klddoo, Edward Perley,
Paul E. Withey, J. K. Morrison, B.
W. Crist i, R. M. Swittler. Max Miller.
Anan Raymond, R. E. Baliman, George
Johnson, R. S. Harris, Omaha; Fred
McConnell, Berkeley, Calif.; E. A.
Fricke, Plattsmoutb; Thil Southwick.
Friend; Morton Steinhart, Nebraska
City; Elmer Henkle, Kansas City,
Mo.; P-ale F. McDonald, Washington.
D. C; Freeman Tenny, Fullerton;
John Stocker, Nebraska City; Ralph
Thorpe. Arlington; Frank Schwake.
Grove Porter, Earl M. Cline, Nebraska
City; George Grimes, Fremont; D. (
Scott, Beatrice; Lyman Peck. Gregory.
S. P..; E. A. Wiggenhorn, Ashland;
J. A. Ferguson, Grand Island; M. t
Raihbone. Fremont; Sam Kellogg
Percival. la.; J. A. Murphy, Dorches
ter: W. V. Kenner, Genoa; Lyman
Meade, Torrington. Wyo.; Maurice
Williams, North Platte; W. H. Sud
delh, Minneapolis. Minn.; Ray Killian.
Wahoo; M. DeWeese, Dawson; Irving
Augustine, Grand Island; D. W. Cook.
Beatrice; Charles Gardner, Clinton.
Md.; H. A. .Toslin. Dallas, Ore.; C. J
Hays, Chicago, 111.
The upperclassmen of Phi Gam
ma Delta were entertained by the
Freshmen at a house dance. Purple
and white, the fraternity colors were
used in the streamers and shades Tor
the lamps. Chaperons were Mr. and
Mrs. Brien O'Brian and Mr. and Mrs.
John . Bell. Matt Volti, of Omaha,
was an out-of-town guest.
mother's pin. In the early evening
the guests were driven around the
city in automobiles. Those present
were: Mesdames Goodfellow, Grenn
wood; Starretu Central City; King.
Tilden, Nebraska City; Miller, Nor
folk: Lunch, Pender; Taylor, Plain-
view: Holyoke, Lincoln; Gardner,
Waco; Thompson, Auburn; Tollock
and lndale, Omaha.
Delta Tau Delta
Delta Tan Delta entertained thirty
couples at a bouse dance given at the
chapter house. Purple, white ana
gold, the fraternity colors, were used
as the motif for the decorations. Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold North, and Dr. and
Mrs. E. R Finney acted as chaperons.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Condra-MacFarlane Engagement
Dr. and Mrs. George E. Condra
have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Mary Cornelia, to
Robert MacFarlane ot Sheridan. Wyo.
The wedding will take place May 22.
Miss Condra was graduated from the
University in 1915 where she was a
member of Alpha Chi Omega and
Silver Serpent. Mr. MacFarlane was
a member of Sigma Chi.
MON, TUES., WED.
Gladys Brockwell
In
"The Mother of His
Children"
A Story of High Life in
Gay Paris
Comedy and News
Colonial Orchestra
One hundred couples attended the
informal hon given by the Junior
class at the Rosewilde. Streamers
and fesioons of scarlet and cream
crepe paper were used in the decora
tions, and th's color scheme was used
ir .he lefret-hmcnts.g Duiing the in
termission lhe University Quartelte
sang a serious of songs. Chaperons
were Lieut, and Mrs. Murphy and
Coach and V.rs. Sehissler.
ALL THIS WEEK
Cecil B. DeMille's
Production
"WHY CHANGE
YOUR WIFE?"
The Man's Side of Modern
Marriage
K brilliant, living answer to
Cecil D. DeMille's "Don't Change
Your Husband." Played by a
notable cast headed by Thomas
Meighan, Bebe Daniels and
Gloria Swanson.
Rialto Symphony Orchestra
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 P. M.
Admission 30c
Phi Kappa Psi
Thi Kappa Psi was host to ninety
couples at ' annual spring info.mnl
;,i the Lincoln Hotel. Green stream
ers and red iamp shades carried out
tbe fraternity colors. A large illumi
nated shield bung at one end of the
room. During the intermission the
members grouped themselves around
the orchestra and sang several fra
ternity songs, accompanied by six
saxophone players who followed by
playing 1he 'Thi Psi Two-Step" for
a dance number. Invited as chap
erons were Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Branch, Mr. and Mrs. Wardner Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Hildreth, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Hays, Professor and
Mrs. M. M. Fogg. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Lloyd, and Professor and Mrs. Paul
Ivey. Out -of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Coe Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs
Harold Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Vance, Omaha; R. S. Durkee.,
Los Angeles. Calif.; John Stocker. Ne
braska City; Maurice Williams, North
riatte; William Hosek, Cheyenne.
Wyo.; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Southwick.
Friend: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gard
ner. Clinton, Md.
Cadet Officers Association
The Cadet Officers Association was
host at an informal dancing party to
fifty couples in the ball room of the
Lincoln Hotel. Around the walls
were stacked bayonets and on each
side of the entrance door were two
machine guns. Blue and gold stream
ers were hung from each end of the
ceiling. Refreshments were served by-
several girls dressed in soldiers uni
forms. Captain and Mrs. John Hauser,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Murphy, and
Lieutenant Challis were invited as
chaperons.
The mothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
were entertained at the chapter house
in the afternoon. Following a lunch
eon the guesls were driven about the
city in automobiles. The latter part
of the afternoon was devoted to a re
ception. Dinner was served at seven
o'clock and after this a theater party
was given in their honor. The guests
present were: Mrs. W. W. Hopkins,
Miss Ethel and Miss Alice Hopkins.
Oakland; Mrs. W. F. Keppner. Osceola:
Mrs. George Weller, Seward; Mrs.
R, J. Innes, Osceola; Mrs. Charles
Hieklan. Denver, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Wythers. Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Thompson, Minden; Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Ebersole, Wakefield; Mrs.
P. W. Olhieser. Mr. and Mrs. N. Gish.
Mrs. R. L. Goodwin. Lincoln: Mrs. J.
B. Redfield. Omaha; Mrs. H. B. Peter
son, and Miss Anne Peterson, Seward.
WEDDINGS
Morse-Hussey
firetchen Morse. '21, and John
Wendall Hussey, '20, were married
April 24 at Council Bluffs. Mrs. Hus
sey is a member of Alpha Delta I i
and is prominent in dramatic circles.
Mr. Hussey is a member of Sigma I in
Ensilon and the "N" club. Both in
tend to complete the school year after
which they will spend the summer
traveling.
ENGINEERS HAVE UNIQUE
MENU AT ANNUAL FEAST
Sunday, May 9
Sigma Nu
Sigma Nu was host to the mothers
of the fraternity. After a dinner at
the ehapier house a formal reception
was held, when each guest present
was presented with a Sigma Nu
The annual Engineers' banquet was
held at the Grand Hotel Saturday
evening. Seventy student engineers
attended. H. R. Itton presided, and
the following responded to toasts:
Prof. Clark E. Mickey, Prof. William
L. DeBaufre, Oorge K. Gunn, F. T.
Darrow and H. M. Glebe, '20.
On the menu the novel expressions
'concrete," "boiler plate," "rubber
belting." and "beam stresses," meant
only the friends of the banquet fame:
chicken, rolls and peas. The course
began with gasolene and gravel (fruit
cocktail) anl finished with cresote
and cable rope (coffee and cigars).
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ALL THIS WEEK
LOUISE GLAUM
In
SEX
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
MUDGE MORTON TRIO
Presenting
Vocal and Instrumental
Melodies
SAM K. NAOMI
The Peer of All Hawaiian
Guitar Soloists
Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 P. M.
Mats, 20; Night, 30c
Saturday, May 8
Phi Kappa Psi
The twenty-fifth annual banquet of
Phi Kappa Tsi was held in the Lin
rnin Hotel for one hundred and fifty
active and alumni members. Red and
preen, the fraternity colors, were
used to decorate the tables. At one
end of the room was the large electric
ally lighted fraternity shield. Be
tween two of the courses the Fresh
men in the fraternity presented a
short farce, "The Freshman Study
Hour." William Ramsey, as toast
master, called upon lhe following for
responses :
"The Declaration" L. C. Oberlies
"The Training Camp"
j. Dean Ringer
TODAY
Orpheum Theater
"AUCTION OF SOULS"
3 Shows Daily, Monday and Tuesday
3:00 7:00 9:00
Matinee, Box $1; Orch., 50c; Bal, 50c; Gal, 25c
Night, Box $1 ; Orch., 75c ; Bal, 50c , GaL, 25c
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