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Vaudeville's Distinguished Star
SARAH PADDEN
and Company In
"THE CHARWOMAN"
William L.
GIBSON
and Regina
CONNELLI
In Aaron Hoffman's Comedy
"THE HONEYMOON"
FRANK FARRON
Dealer in Laughs
CAMEO REVUE
Music, Song and Dance
MORRIS & CAMPBELL
The Avl-ate.her
GRANT & WALLACE
Versatile Entertainers
ARTIC
MEHLINGER
and GEORGE W.
& MEYER
The Singer and the popular !;
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Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Slfiiiui Phi Epsilon held i's full
pally ul Knights ol' Columbus Sal
unlay evening Suventy-five couples
wore prcacnt. The hall was docoratod
with icicles, white streamers, and iini.
tution snow to represent a winter
scene. Ice cream, In the fraternity
colors, and made in the shape of the
pin and small while cakes, were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ilollings.vortli,
Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. Leland Bell,
Fairfield; Mrs. 13. Ewlng, and Mr.
Lorry Hider, both of Omaha, were the
out of town guests.
Get it at
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Sigma Chi.
Eighty couples were present at the
Sigma Chi fall party which was given
at the Lincoln hotel Saturday night
Cornstalks, autumn leaves, and pump
kins furnished uu attractive Hallow
eon motif. Cider, sandwiches, and
pumpkin pie were served. The out of
town guests wero Wallace lluntei,
Henry R. Hertal, and William Schcdl
man, all of Plattsmouth. Dr. and Mrs
Ccudra, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O'Shea
served ns chaperons.
HENDRY'S CAFE
136 No. 11th
Serves Genuine Mexican Chile
Con Carne 15c.
Hot Sandwich, Mashed Potatoes
and Gravy, 15c.
Headquarters for New York
Count Oysters
At your Service Day and
Night
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Autumn Things
from day to day are appear
ing on our menu dishes that
make you glad warm veather
is over.
Real, tasty, wholesome
dishes, delightfully prepared
and served on clean napery,
and a real sincere courteous
ness on the part of all at
tendants. Once you eat here you
will make it a habit.
Central Hotel Cafe
Kappa Alpha Theta.
A house danco was given by Keppa
Alpha Theta last Friday evening for
their freshmen. The rooms wero very
attractively decorated in autumnal
manner. During the intermission re
freshments were served for the forty
couples who attended. Mrs. Stout
and daughter, Mrs. Kennedy of Oma
ha, and Janet Atkins of Kansas were
out of town guests.
Omega Beta Pi.
Omega Beta IM gave a dance in El
len Smith hall for about forty couples.
Dr. II. IL Waite and Prof, and Mrs.
R. B. Powers wero chaperons. Seven
teen last year's men, now attending
the medical school in Omaha, were
back. The fraternity colors crimsori
and white, were used as decorations.
The orchestra was screened in with
ferns. Refreshments and punch wero
served during the evening.
Norfolk Club. '
The Norfolk club entertained t,ven-
ty five couples at a danco at the Ihisii-
n il guild hcuse Friday evening Tl.io
wi-s tin; dance of the season and It
was well intended by the members
of the club.
The house was decorated with red
and white streamers. Refreshments
we.-e served during intermission.
The chaperons wero Mr. and Mrs.
Ilollis Askey.
PI beta Phi.'
Pi Buta Phi sorority entertained at
their fall party Friday evening at the
Knights of Columbus hall. The hall
was decorated to represent a Japanese
garden. About sixty couples were
pros nt. The out of town guests w;cre
Sarah Elscheid, Shenandoah, Iowa;
Mr. and Mrs. Sonic and Elva IUnford,
PlaKamouth; Mildred Rockwell, ex-'21,
Omaha; Mara Saunchson, Bob Gist,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Scott.
rrof. and Mrs. Paul Grummann,
Miss Alice Howell and Miss Edna
Noble acted as chaperons.
Achoth.
The members of Acholh sororii y en
tertained at dinner at their sorority
homo Tuesday evening in honor of
Mir.s Florine Reed, whoso marriage to
Avery Tickering will take place soon.
Covers were lnid for thirty-six guests.
Phi Mu.
Phi Mu entertained thirty-six cou
ples at a house dance that was given
in honor of their freshmen, Friday j
evening. Lighted pumpkins, black
cats and witches formed a Halloween
decorative scheme. Light refresh
ments were served during the course
the evening. The chaperons weie
Mr. McGlassen, Miss Clelaud, Fred
Mahavek, Miss Ada Beckwith, Ida
Wilson.
Gamma Phi Beta.
An atractive house party was given
Saturday evening by the upper class
men of Gamma Phi Beta sorority in
honor of their pledges. Halloween
decorations we.e c.-r.ied out in au
tumr leases nid pumpkin- FtimpRln
pie, cider, and apples were served as
refreshments late in the evening. The
out of town guests were Ruth Scholes,
Onawa la; Ruth Peterson, Minden;
Ruth Irwin, Omaha, and Jean Felton,
York. Mrs. Howard Hill chaperoned.
Stop, Look, Listen
Special Sunday Dinner 75c. October 16, 1921.
Oyster Cocktail
Sour Pickles
Chicken Broth With Rice
CHOICE OF
Baked Spring Chicken Stuffed
Domestic Duckling Celery Dressinfl
Teax Coffee or Milk
SAVOY CAFE
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MONDAY TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
LVMC
THURSDAY FRIDAY
SATURDAY
WHERE THOUSANDS MEET THOUSANDS DAILY
RUSS LEDDY & CO
In the One-Act Comedy
"SURGEON LAUDER, U. S. A."
Merian's Swiss Canines
In the Screamingly Funny Play
"DOG DAYS AT BEACHVILLE"
Kurt and Edith Kuehn
"Dainty, Different Doings'
John West
"Topsy Turvey Fellow"
The Stanleys
The Musical Brownie
The Love Egg
Eighteen Minutes of Laugho
"Winners of the West"
A Thrilling American History Chapter Play
INTERNATIONAL NEWS WEEKLY
JACK GREGORY & CO.
Presenting An Original Oddity
"IN NOVELTY LAND"
Alfred Powell & Co.
The Acme of Class In a
SONG AND DANCE REVUE
Blanche Franklin
Nat Vincent
Famous Writers of Famous Song
Mort Infield & Venza Nobilt
Versatile Entertainers
Al Stryker
"Position Is Everything In Life"
"For Land's Sake"
For Laughing Purposes Only
"Miracles of the Jungle"
An Amazing Adventur. In Darkest Africa
INTERNATIONAL NEWS WEEKLY
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Tomorrow
Matinee
and
Evening
Awn
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AMERICA'S GREATEST MAN DANCER & HIS COMPANY
Miss Martha Graham Miss Betty May
Miss Dorothea Bowen
MR. CHAS. WIEDMAN
(formerly of Lincoln)
and
Mr. Louis Horst, Concert Pianist
Prices: Afternoon, 50c to $1.50; Evening 50c to $2. War tax extra
NOTICE
All evening boxes completely sold out.
Only two afternoon boxes now available in
addition to a limited number of reserved
seats.
No one will be seated after 2 :30 P. M. and
8 :30 P. il. after the drawing of the curtain
until the conclusion of the Church Service.
Text of Mr. Shawn's serman: "Ye shall
know the truth and the truth shall set you
free." John 8:32.
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Capital Auto Livery Co.
Burt A. Anderson
Rent a Ford, Drive It yoorselt
Open All Night
241 No. 11. B-2698
BEET STURM'S
BARBER SHOP
116 So. 13th St.
EVERYTHING
FOR THE TABLE
Peoples Grocery
BABICH AND HIS P FUZE ORCHESTRA
rf:00. MATS. 20c. NIGHTS 35c. QAI lto
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