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Thursday Parties
Rush week was at Its height Thurs
day with most of the sororities enter
taining at the home of alumnae mom
bers.
Gamma Phi Beta entertained at :i
winter garden party at Whitehall, the
country home of Mrs. C. C. White in
University Place. A number of Btunts
were presented, each In a different
room. The decorations were carried
out In colors to harmonize with tiio
color scheme of the rooms, Parrots
were given to the. guests as favors.
Songs that the delegates to the na
tional convention in Seattle brought
back with them were one feature of
the entertainment
A dinner danco was given by Delta
Zeta at the homo of Mrs. Ch.-irlej
Herman Thursday evening or the
rushees. . Roses were used thruout
the house in decorations. Rose shad
ed candles in crystal holders were
used on the tables, which were ar
ranged for forty.
Alpha Omicron Pi gave a carnival
at the home of Mis. C. A- Reynolds,
2939 Stratfotd Avenue, Thursday eve
ning, as one of their rushing parties.
Colored electric lights were stiung
over the yard as accorations, ami
most of the party took place on the
lawn. A roulette wheel and all the
regular carnival amusements were
provided. Dorothy Woodard gave a
dance and Miss Margaret Perry sang.
Refreshments were served in the
house, where flowers formed the deco
rative scheme.
A rose dinner was given Thursday
evening by Pi Beta Phi at the home
cf Mrs. L. A. Stuart, 1906 D street,
as one of their series of rushing par
lies, me lauie in uie uining roo-ii i
seated sixteen guests, and places were
arranged for the rest of the eighty
at smaller tables scattered about the
house. Each table was decorated with
Columbia roses and ferns and pink
candles in crystal holders. The can
dle Bhades and place cards were rose
covered. The active chapter of the
sorority had charge of the entertain
ment during the evening.
"Romance" was the party given by
Alpha Phi at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Dierks Thursday evening. Hie
wedding of Alpha Phi with Teg Stid
worthy as bride, was the featuio of
the evening Dorothy Doyle portray
ed the spirit of Alpha Phi. The flow l
giris were Frances Wahl, Gwen Mc
Coy, Helen Spellman r.nd Ann Is Rob
bins, and the bridesmaids were Har
riett Tunberg, Pauline S'arrcri,
Gladys Mickle and Margaret Eaker.
Wedding decorations were used thru
the house. A wedding dinner was
served to the sixty guests present,
with the bride cutting the wediihis
cake.
The N. Z. Snell home at Thiity tni.d
and Randolph streets was th3 scfie of
the Thursday evening rushing party
of Delta Delta Delta. A Japanese
garden party, the feast of lanterns,
was given for the rushees of the no
rority, Decorations were Japanese
lanterns and the favors were vsirioar
Japanese articles. Oriental scns
wero sung and Japanese food was
served. Ninety members of the so
rority r.nd their guests were prestnt.
A Dixie party with all the seitin.'-s
of the south was given by Alpha Xi
Delta Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. A. W. Jansen. An orchestra
cf colored players furnished music
during the evening and a little p'.cUa
tinny girl dancod end a colore 1 lady
sing for the entertainment of the
guest. The favors were little cotton
balls, brought from the south by Mary
Sheldon, one of the sorority members.
Between fifty and sixty girls attended
the party.
"The Merry-Go-Round." a dinner
dance with the carnival Idea, was
given by Achoth sorority at the homo
of Miss Cladys Beaumont Thursday
evening. Decorations thruout the
house were in orpnge and black. On
the tables, crepe paper clusters formed
the centerpieces, and the little dolls,
given as favors were hidden in them.
The nut cups and place cards were
In orange and black and serpentina
during the evening gave the carnival
effect to the party. Sixty were prev
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ent, including tho twenty rushees
Chi Omega entertained at a planta
tion party at the home of Grace Peg
ler. The house was decorated thru
out with garden owers and part of
the evening's festivities took place on
the lawn. A program of negro songs
was given. Watermelon was served
"Pickaninny style." Waterm.lon
squewkers were given as favors.
Les Pallions, a program dance vvr,
given by Phi Mu at tho chapter house.
Crepe paper butterflies were used in
decoration and each guest was given
large crepe paper wings. During the
evening refreshments of Ices and
cakes carrying out thje buttefly idea
were served,
Alpha Delta Pi entertained at an at
tractive dance. Covers wore arranged
for fifty at tables marked with pink
roses in hud vases. A color scheme
of blue and white was used thruout
the house in decoration.
Gaecker-Cook An early fall wed
ding took place at the home of Mrs.
Oscar E. Gaeckler in Stromsburg Tues
day at 1 o'clock when Miss Maude
Hazel Gaeckler, formerly of mcoln,
became the bride of Henry M. Cook,
of Belton, Tex. Rev. E. S. Branch of
ficiated, using the double ring service,
Mrs. Cook is a graduate of the Univer
sity of Nebraska where she took her
A. B. and Master's degrees. She at
tended Yale university where she
took her Ph. D. degree, her thesis be
ing written in Sanskrit. Since leav
ing Yale she has held position.-) as a
teacher of language in several col
leges among them Lawrence college of
Appleton, Wis., and Baylor college .t
Belton, Tex.
Wright-Webster" The marriage of
Miss Addle Wright to Dr. L. A. Web
ster was solemnized Saturday eve
ning at their future home, 1740 J
-street Mrs. Webster is the daughter
of Mrs. E. F. Miller of 721 Souih
Eighteenth street. She attended Lin
coln high school.' Dr. Webster re
ceived his degree at the University
of Nebraska where he is a member of
XI Psl Phi.
SORORITIES ANNOUNCE
FALL PLEDGE LIST
(Continued from Page One)
Minnie Baker, Nebraska City.
Alpha Omicron Pi
Ruth Judge, Lincoln.
Darloon Woodworth, Lincoln.
Leono Whittier, Hastings;.
Mary Elder, Wahoo.
Marvel Seymour, Council Blufls
Emily Simanek, Prague.
Florence Fast, Villlsca, la.
Dorothy Hilsabeck, Loup City.
Gladys Royce, Neligh.
Manoma Swanson, Talmadge.
Lois Scofield, Neligh.
Achoth
Rosalie Plattner, Omaha.
Winifred Kerr, Omaha.
Lila Wyman, Omaha.
Marjorie Wyman, Omaha.
Irene Mangold, Irvington.
Louise Weisenreder, Broken Bow.
Anita Schlichting, Cedar Bluffs.
Ruth Barrett, Lincoln.
Geraldine Merritt, Lincoln.
Helen Tomson, Lincoln.
Delia Margaret Perrin, Lincoln
Ida Perrin, Lincoln.
Davice McWilliams, Lincoln.
Lucene Hardin, Lincoln.
Alpha XI Delta
Mary Creekpaum, Lincoln.
Doris Antles, Lincoln,
Blenda Olson, Lincoln.
Celeste Leech. Lincoln.
Frances Carrothers, Lincoln.
Elizabeth Asmus, Lincoln.
Lois Drummond, Lincoln.
Glee Gardner, Omaha.
Elizabeth Eastman, Omaha.
Ann Rankin, Cambridge
Beatrice Broughton, Beatrice
Helen Dempster, Geneva.
Sunday, the 18th of September, will
mark the opening of the
University Episcopal
Church
for services for Faculty and Students of
the University of Nebraska. The serv
ices will be as follows:
Holy Communion 8:30 a. m.
Holy Communion (Choral) 10:30 a. m,
Choral Evensong 5:00 p. m.
The Right Reverend Ernest V. Shay
ler, D. D., Bishop of Nebraska, will be
here for the 10:30 service and will ad
dress the students.
A cordial invitation is hereby extend
ed to all University people to attend
these opening services.
Louise Cook, Waverly.
Evelyn Schellak, Hastings.
Alpha Phi
Macla Follmer, Omaha.
Midge Morrison, Lincoln.
Helen Bradenburg, Lincoln.
Frances, Weintz, Sioux City.
Dorothy Payne, Omaha.
Katherine Dillon, Lincoln.
Lucille High, Beatrice.
Dorothy Hultim, Wahoo.
Ruth North, Lincoln.
Margorie Martin, Central City.
Pearl Swanson, Sioux City.
Ruth Tanner, Lincoln.
Josephine Aggson, Ft. Morgan, Colo.
Marion Welsh, Central City.
Myrtle Olsen, Weeping Water.
Evelyn Cameron, Herman.
Chi Omega
Beulah West, Lincoln.
Bertha Selffert, Lincoln.
Marie McCarthy, Omaha,.
Emma Darby, Omaha.
Margaret Burke, Omaha.
Romayne Eckstein, Wichita, Kans.
Marjorie Haley, Buena Vista, Colo.
Gladys Paup, Wichita, Kans.
Helen Paup, Wichita, Kans.
Katherine Koch, Fullerton.
Clara Belle Barker, Rising City.
Margaret S. Darhan, Rising City.
Bernlce McHale, Fairbury.
Madeline Myers, Haxton, Colo.
Dayle Smith, Elwood.
Mary Neff, Lexington.
Helen Elting, David City.
Delta Gamma
Mildred Mover, Lincoln.
Dorothy Fitzslmmons, Lincoln.
Isabel Evans, Omaha.
Dorothy Brown, Denver, Colo.
Jeanette Gill, Elkpoint, S. D.
Charlotte Young, Gerlng.
Zeta Haley, Valentine.
Dorothy Miner, Falls City.
Mildred Taylor, Mason City, la.
Barbara Wiggenhorn, Ashland.
Josephine Fleming, Kearney.
Delta Zeta
Edna Schwartz, Lincoln.
Hazel Flckes, Lincoln.
Dora Lantz, Lincoln.
Minnie Bechtel, Pawnee City.
Minnie Haskell, Arnold.
Elizabeth Luce, University Place.
Elfveida Paradels, Douglas.
Marie Duyden, Wilsonville.
Beth Jenkins, Douglas.
Fern Jenkins, Douglas.
Rhea Sidfell, Dorchester.
Marjorie Bradford, Sheridan, Wyo.
Georgia Sitzer, Albion.
Clara Morris, McCool Junction.
Delta Delta Delta
Marjorie Lynch, Lincoln.
Alice Waters, Lincoln.
Sylvia Cole, Lincoln.
Margaret Williams, Lincoln.
Caiolina Airy, Lincoln,
Lillian Hansen, Lincoln.
Emily Holdrege, Omaha.
Gertrude Broadwell, Omaha.
Anita Lovely, Corning, la.
Delila Thietje, West Point.
Gladys Lovelace, Falls City.
Emam Johnson, CorninK. la.
Virginip Borven, Wayne,.
Glenue Carpenter, Wichita, Kans.
ilutb Anderson, West Point.
Lucile Parks, Omaha.
Emma Hoefflin, West Point.
Kathleen Lapp, Nelson.
DoIoks Bosse, Meadow Grove
Isatel Welch, Kearney.
Maurine Duke. Kansas City.
r.amma Phi Beta
Pauline Gund, Lincoln.
Ethel Whelin, Omaha.
Teresa Malloly, Omaha.
ZiU Mali:i. Ciuaha.
Joanna Roberts, Norfolk.
Mil .red Mi .cr, Norfolk.
Emmeline Ljtl.ett, Superior.
Agnes Peterson, Mindcn. -Jean
Swart ziander, Sidney.
Myrtle Uptegrove, Onawa. Ia
Arlene V. tnzel, Chicago.
Mary Genevieve Wilson, Chicago.
Betty Exley, Pacific Grove, Calif.
Elizabeth Kummcr, COlumbus.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Marjorie Bell, incoln.
Ruth Carpenter, Lincoln.
Sarah Toivne, Lincoln.
Sara fcineaton, Omaha.
Grace Bailey, Omaha.
Edna Looiman, Fremont.
Murio Smith, Oakland, Ia.
Janet Pickens, Kearney.
DeMart Stout, O'NeilL
Marguerite Qulnn, Aurora.
Louise Schwesser, David City.
Kappa Delta
Gladys Ferrel, Boise, Ida.
Arvilla "johnBon, Omaha.
Lorcna Hitchcock, Whitney.
Nina Morris, Wlnside.
Margaret Stewart, Waco
Mabel Van Doran, Lincoln.
Dorothy Work, Lincoln.
PI Beta Phi
Willa Wynkoop, Lincoln.
Dorothy Davis, Lincoln.
Sara' Unthank, Lincoln.
Helen Stoltenberg, Omaha.
Elizabeth Condon, Omaha.
Jabanta Harper, Omaha.
Ellen Frances Brndshaw, Omaha.
Louise Ortman, Omaha.
Elizabeth Johnson, York.
Mildred Johnson, Sioux City.
Edith Replogle, Shenandoah.
Verla Barker, Plattsmouth.
Catherine Flannlgan, Seward,
Phi Mu
Leta Lyle, Des Moines.
Ruth Coddington, Auburn.
Gussie Schessler, Blair.
Ruby Donne, Burd.
Mildred Palnicky, Red Cloud.
Mary Bost, Walthill.
Jacqueline Bost, Walthill.
Anne Herney, Deshler,.
Lucile Palmer, Ulysses.
Mildred Kemp, Lincoln.
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Jane Babcock, Chadron.
Hope Barkley, Linco.ln.
Katherine LaMaster, Lincoln.
Claire Mullowney, Lincoln.
Winifred Mayhew, Lincoln.
Margaret Nelson, Lincoln,
Emma Westei man, Lincoln.
Rosanna Williams, Lincoln.
Frances Wineland, Lincoln.
Pauline Burkett, Omaha.
. Lois Thompson, Omaha.
Irene Simpson, Omaha.
Elizabeth Clark, Columbus.
Esther Colder, Kansas City.
Nellie Lee Holt, Falls City.
Frances, Mentzer, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Hollle Minor, Hastings.
Sara Sheffield, Fremont.
Bernadine Smith, Shelton.
Fae Stephens, Aitken, Minn.
Louise Warner, Ft. Morgan, Colo.
Bessie York, Falls City.
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The United States department of
Agriculture in cooperation with the
University of Nebraska, G. E. Con
dra, director, has ust completed the
publication of a soil survey of Sheri
dan county. The survey was conduct
ed by Louis A. olfanger, of the United
States department of agriculture and
H. L. Bodell, L. Britton, S. G. H. Tay
lor, and F. M. Deutsch of the Nebras
ka soil survey. The report contains
60 pages and 2 large colored maps
and includes a description of the area
climate, agriculture and soils.- Sheri
dan county, Nebraska lies in the
northwestern part of the state joining
South Dakota. It is 69 miles north and
south, and 36 miles east and west,
and has an area of 2,433 square miles.
Mr. Harold Moritz of Seattle, Wash.,
will take the place of Miss Hariett
Wyman as instructor in mechanical
drawing. Miss Wyman has gone into
the mssionary field. Mr. Moritz was
a student at the University of Wash
ington for three years, and then went
to !the Massachusettes institute of
Technology for two years and pradu
ated in mechanical engineering. Mr.
Moritz comes to the university well
recommended.
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PROSPECTS BRIGHT
IN PITTSBURGH CAMP
(Continued from P&i;e One)
from the 1920 varsity who are not
listed on Warner's first choice are
Dyers, Harnet and Laughran, backs,
Simpson, Cook and Miller lineman.
Season Opens This Week.
The team will remain in camp un
in September 23, and should be in
good shape for the opener. The La
fayette game at Easton October 1,
is giving the coaches a lot of concern
as ".lock" Sutherland is known to
have a fine- lot of material. His abil
ity as a coach 1 also respected by
his old teacher, Warner. Provided the
Pittsburgh Pirates do not win the
pennant, the opening game at Pitts
burgh will 1 with West Virginia,
October 8. This game is exppcted to
pack Forbes field with a crowd of
Hft.nno fans.
Coach Warner has been assisted in
the coaching by "I. one Star" D!etz,
former Carlisle Indian player and now
head coach at Purdue university
"Pat" Herron, former Pitt end, and
several alumni assistants.
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