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WEDDINGS
Jacobs-Llngenfelder
The mnrrlago of Miss Hazel Marie
Jacobs to Fred O. Lingenfelder, both
former students of the Unlversity. was
solemnized Friday evening at the Hoi
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urtuge street iiaptist Church. The
Rev. C. H. Spalding officiated.
I lie church was delightfully decor
ated for the occasion and a pretty
ceremony was caried out. The brides
mains were miss iola Garrison and
Miss Helen Thompson, and Mrs. T. A,
Bennett, sister of the brido was ma
tron of honor.v Oliver Axtel was best
man. Lucile Dale was flower girl
and Pavey Dale carried the rings.
reception at the home of the bride's
parents followed the ceremony.
Weir-Peterson
A quiet wedding took place when
Miss Elizabeth Weir and Homer H
icterson pronounced the marrlr.ge
vows at the home of the bride's par
ents In Grand Island at eleven-thirty
oclocK last Thursday. Mrs. Peterson
v;:s a sophomore in the University
last year and was a pledge to Kappa
Kappa GKinma.
Only tire immediate families and
doe friends were present. Miss Ro
berta Prince, a member of Kappa
Kappa Gamma, and Miss Peggy Soren-
Son were bridesmaicls. Harland
Peterson, brother of the bride-groom
nnu a Fiuuent in me university, was
best man. Murjorle iScoville was a
guest.
A breakfast was sefved after the
ceremoy. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson left
in the afternoon for a wedding trip
through the Pacific coast ' states.
They will be at home in North Platte
after the fifteenth of next month.
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of the season's well known and more exclusive materials, including Spanish
Laee, Crepe Madelon, I)uvet-de-Iaine, Imported English Twill-hack Costume
Velvet, the finer Tricotine, and others in equal favor.
.Model 165 A 1 1 1 m
low-blonsLng; frock of
nary blue tricotine
baa added yoathful-nes-s
(riven it by the
open flare of the collar
and tbe soft, deep
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to tbe front.
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Mmlel VU Simplicity,
when well executed,
ran be smarter and
more Iwcominjr than
any amount of fur
belows. This is proved
by the frock of DuTet-de-laine
trimmed only
with contrasting
bands. Colors: nary,
dryad, twilight, sanzi
bar, sucbow.
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MacPrang-Ullstrom Engagament.
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uu-iii vi Aiireua fliaci'rang, '20, to
Clarence Ullstroni was a feature ot
the annual homecoming Achoth ban
m-i. i me ueuy urown tea room
Saturday evening. Covers were laid
for fifty. Ophelia roses were used as
decorations for the tables and as
favors at each plate. Cards passed
with the dessert course cleverly an
nounced the engagement of Miss Mac
Prang to Mr. Ullstroni. Doth are
well known in the University. Mr.
Ullstroni was formerly a student and
Is a member of Delta Chi.
Mrs. Helen Davidson Fleming was
toastmlstress. Responses wtre made
by Misses Mary Starboard, Helen
Martin, Kate Kreycick and Marian
Mote. The following out-of-town
alumnae were present: Ethel Stone
Duest of Omaha. Pattie Metzger of
Cedar Creek, Kathleen Morgan of
Omaha, Alice Snyder of Omaha,
Gretchen Wetherbee of Aurora, Ruth
Sinclair of Talmago, Elsie Hoberd of
Shelby, la., Margaret Tourtelot of
Auburn, Opal Muff of Sutton, Mildred
Johnson of Omaha, Helen Ericson of
David City, Alfreda MacPrang
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Cfdar Bluff and Vada PorierhVlil
Hot, la.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
15.
Kappa Sigma.
Eighty-five couples attended the
Kappa Sigma fall party at the Rose-
wilde Friday evening, given by an
alumnus member, Ed Pettis of Lin
coln. Streamers of the fraternity
colors, scarlet, white and ctppti
floated here and there. The same
colors decorated the tables whpro
uncheon was served.
Mr. "and Mrs. Ed Pettis and several
of their friends acted as chanernns.
Vmong the out-of-town guests were
Ji-I-.n Trost. Fred Humphrey r.nd Earl
Hickman, all of the alumni chapter
of Kappa Sigma at Omaha, and Harry
Byrnes, a district grand officer.
Delta Upsilon.
Ninety couples were delightfully
entertained by Delta Upsilon at a
dancing party in the ball room of the
ncoln Friday evening. The music
for the dance was from Omaha. Many
alumni from out of town were guests.
Chaperons were Prof, and Mrs.
Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway and
Professor Grumman. The hall was
decorated in fraternity colors.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16.
Beta Theta Pi.
Beta Theta Pi was host to eighty
couples Saturday evening. The party
was held in the ball room of the
Lincoln. Refreshments were served
during the evening. Colonel and Mrs
'TbAftef thdt&jthp best.
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Mrs. Wilklns
Kappa Delta Phi.
Kappa Delta Phi was host to forty
couples at a house dance Saturday
evening. The house was decorated
in black and gold and other
Hallowe'en decorations. The porch
was screened in corn shocks and
jack o' lanterns. Dean and Mrs.
Seavey. Dean and Mrs. Welch and
Mr. and Mrs. Martin chaperoned
Out-of-town guests were Professor
Menteer and Mr. and Mrs. Winchester
of Omaha and John Herbegan, Will-
am Jay Cox and Tarvln Howns of
Long Pine.
Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Thirty-five couples were entertained
at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house dance
Saturday evening. The party was
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bales and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Koupal. Out-of-town guests were Lyle
Woodruff of Omaha, James Ke'et of
Sioux City, Sam Chamlerlain of Des
Moines, la., Walter Hughes of Adams.
Harlan Teard of Grand Island. Duke
Quinn of Gothenburg, Phil Costello
of Exeter. G. Gaylord of Lester and
C. D. Scott of O'Neil.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained
about seventy-five couples at a danc
ing party at Antelope park Saturday
evening. The fraternity colors were
used in the decorations. Light re
freshments were served. The fra
ternity quartette gave a number of
selections. The out-of-town guests
were Marion Shir of David City. Mr.
and Mrs. Lionel Hinkle of Kearney.
Ross Burroughs and B. Hopkins of
Omaha. Walter Minor and M. Nolan
of Alliance, B. S. McGowan of New
York City, Jack Morris of Clarks, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Lyman of Kansas, H.
Wilder of Central City. Carl Hopkins
and Lei and Wachter of Omaha, A.
Whiten of Washington. D. C. and Ted
Redfield of Omaha. The party was
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Al Du Tean.
Prof, and Mrs. Wrice and Prof, and
Mrs. Kilbourne.
Alpha Sigma Phi.
Alpha Sigma Phi entertained fifty
five couples at a dancing party at the
Knights of Columbus Hall Saturday
evening. The University colors, scar
let and cream, were used to decorate
the hall. The chaperons were Prof,
and Mrs. Dana . Cole, Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Dunaway and Mr. and Mrs.
L. O. Whyman. The out-of-town
euests were Ray Sherry of Genoa.
Inyd Stone of Broken Bow, Charles
Stratton of Scottsbluff, Frank Brady
Ames and Prof, and
acted as chaperons.
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Phi Kappa Psi
Phi Kappa Psl entertained sixty
couples at a Fr.ll Homecoming party
at the chapter house Saturday even
ing. Autumn colors were used to de
corate the house Chaperons were
Mr. - and Mrs. R. F. McCreery, of
Wnhoo; Mr. and Mrs. Wardner G.
Scott, of Lincoln; and Mr. and Mrs
W. G. Boyer of York. Out-of-town
nests Included Mr. and Mrs. William
Noble of Omiha, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Harnsburger and Ernest Harnsburger
of Ashland.
PERSONALS
Wright Davis and Leland Hebard,
of Nebraska City, attended the Notre
Dame-Nebraska game.
Among the Homecoming visitors at
the Phi Kappa Psi house were the
following: John Fike, ex-'22, Paul
Withey. ex-'21, William Noble, '14
Russell Funkhouser, ex-'23, and Her
bert Negele, ex-'23, of Omaha; Will
iam Hosek, of Buffalo, Wyo.; Gleniion
Danbaum, ex-'21, of Red Oak, la.; Ed
Lowrey, Sam Kellogg, ex-'21, Grover
Porter, '17, John Stocker, ex-'21
Frank Schwake. '11, and Morton
Steinhart. '13, of Nebraska City; Jack
Temple. '11, football captain in 1910;
Robert Pierce, of Hastings; Coach
Drummond of the Commercial High
School, Omaha, and Clinton Kenner,
" rf Omnlip
Earl Lee, '10, and Russell Pierce,
10, both of Fremont, attend the
Notre Dame-Nebraska game.
Elmer Shellenberg, '20, of Johnson.
was a guest at the Alpha Tau Omega
house for the week-end.
S. S. Sidner and F. G. Pierce, of
Fremont, were visitors at the Alpha
Tau Omega house for the week-end.
Jesse Moore, '21, returned yester
day from Grand Island, where he had
spent the week-end.
Mrs. Slyde Barton, '17, of Pawnee,
was a guest in Lincoln for Homecom
ing.
Edna Olson, '17, of Stromsburg.
spent the end of the week in Lincoln.
Hazel Cook, ex-'17, of Ciook, Colo.,
spent several days last week at the
Alpha Omicron Pi house.
Helen Giltner, '20. of Omaha, at
tended the Notre Dame-Nebraska
game. She was a guest at the Alpha
Phi house.
Mrs. Laird Potter, ex-'20, of Hardy,
was a guest at the Alpha Omicron Pi
house during the past week-pnd.
Utile
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Q IX NEW MODELS in all their
as featured in the new
Bazar and Fashion Art the selFfcame Rosemary Frocks now featured ly
leadin? stores through the States, such as Frankfin Simon & Co., New York.
Mandel's Chieato, etc. are now displayed here. We invite you to see
them. Sixe ran?e for women, 34 to 44. For Misses. 14 to 1. Tln-ir
partial descriptions follow:
MODEL A I MODEL I I MrtDFL r Iniref-de-laine.
- Hnv Tin
I Guiana, was a euest
of on the campus for several days last
week
Hal lie
Minor,
of Hastinca. wan a
visitor at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
houso during Homecoming.
. Helen Leahy, of Cotmm' Blum
visited Aurel Foreman. '23, Saturday
at the Pi Beta Thl house.
Jeannette Adams, 20, ol i:.iKie, was
a guest at the Alpha Omicron Pi
house the latter part of last week.
Emma Bogue, of North Platte was
a guest of Hazel Barber, '20, at the
Delta Gamma house for the end of
the week.
John Gilligan, '21, who Is attending
the University School of Medicine in
Omaha, spent the last of the week at
the Phi Gamma Delta house.
Sadie B. Finch, '20, of Kearney.
was a guest of Dorothy Barkley,- '22,
for Homecoming.
Lucille Keith, '18, of Hastings,
pent several days last week at the
Alpha XI Delta house.
Alice Miller, of Fremont, visited her
sister, Florence Miller, '24, for several
days last week at the Kappa Alpha
Theta house.
Harold Harris,
ex-, spent the
the Sigma Alpha
last week-end at
Epsilon house.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Wi throw, of
Grand Island, spent the week-end in
Lincoln, in order to attend the Notre
Dame-Nebraska football game.
Oliver Nickum, of Omaha, was a
guest at the Delta Upsilon house dur
ing the last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. John
son. OS, and their children, were
guests in Lincoln for the Homecom
ing festivities. Mrs. Johnson was
formerly Beulah Albright Mr. John
son Is at present chief engineer for
the Union Utilities company of
Chicago.
Robert French, grand custodian of
the Masonic lodge in Nebraska, was
dinner guest at the Acacia house
Wednesday evening, and addressed
the fraternity on Masonic questions.
Mrs. W. F. Holloway, of Sidney, la.,
a guest of her daughter, Evea
is
Holloway, '22, at the Alpha Xi Delta
house.
Big Reception for Harding.
ST. LOUIS Senator Harding, re
publican candidate, spoke to a large
and enthusiastic crowd at St Louis
Saturday evening. He arraigned
the democratic administration for
meddling" in European affairs.
Peking Government Stands.
PEKING. Official request was
made Saturday to refute recent
rumors originating in Shanghai that
the government had been overthrown.
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Falltime modish
Vogue, Harper's
Model VA The " cT
a frock that Is made
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is sedate In Its color,
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rown.
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W.i.lel lfiO A smart
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trimmlnir ef rinped
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Colors : Mack, naTy
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