Friday. May 20, 19122.
ALUMNI OF GREEKS
RETURN TO ROUNDUP
Alpha Thcta Chi uliunnl, who will
l,o in the city for alumni week, are:
.Clarence Knbendall, 00; R. A. Van
Oi-buVl. '06; Ralph C. Soeley, 13;
j! j. Welh; L. W. Trester; T. F.
Nauphtlh, 'OS; H. W. Hudspeth, II.
y I'otter, '10; all from Omaha, Don
Thornton of Kearney; Theodore Shel
ley, iIolmiTille; R. B. Miller, '2a, Ar
lington; L. Densmore, Wymore;
Deryl Armstrong, Randolph, la.; Ray
mond A. Smtth, '14; Council niuffs;
W L. Towasend, '18, Mlnature; Neil
M. Cronln, '67, Minneapolis, Minn.;
B. F. Piper. Iowa c,tv' Ia-! Jack
son B. Chase, '13; Howard Hadley,
1(5, C. E. IWils, '18, S. A. Henry, 19,
R. J. Pool, 'tT, H. W. Orr, '95, all of
Lincoln.
Of Achoth aluumnae, those who will
return for alumni week are Edna Silf
hre, Springfield; Mrs. Learner, Sioux
City, la. ad Hazel Spethen, Hum
boldt. Esther Posaen of Paxton Is another
of the Phi Mu alumnae who will re
turn. Gamma TKl Betas who will he back
are Sarah Vargaret Heitzer, Broken
Bow, and Mrs. George Whttlock, Hast
ings. Chi Omega alumnae who will return
are Maragret Haughawaut, Geneva;
Mrs. Cowdea, Riverton, la.; Esther
Little, Lyoai; Camilla and Beatrice
Koch, Fullerton and Helen Scot, of
Stromsburg.
Y. W. C. A. TO SERVE
PUNCH TO STUDENTS
Hail all you tired exam-takers! Hail
all you wao are thirsty from rapid
and excessive brain work! Next Wed
nesday afternoon the Y. W. C. A. Is
going to err punch and everybody
is invited t drop In quite unceremon
iously and partake. You don't even
have to Btay and be polite. Just come
and cool of your fevered brain.
IVY DAY GOWNS GO
ON SALE TOMORROW
Seniors Attention! The Ivy Day
gowns go o sale tomorrow at 9 o'clock
at Ellen Smith hall. Seniors are to
come and get white gowns for the Ivy
chain and the underclassmen from
Better Printing Service
For Students
With this issue of the Ne
braskan. the Kline Publish
ing Co., finishes another year
of better printing service for
the students of the Univer
sity of Nebraska.
Thru the co-operation of this
company the Nebraskan has
been delivered on the camp
us each morning shortly
after eight o'clock for the
first time In the history of
the paper.
The three years this com
pany has printed the "Rag"
have been marked by im
proved service each semester.
The Kline Publishing Company thank
you for your business of the past year,
and hope to be able to aid you with
improved service next year.
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HELLO CONNIE:
There's gonna be a farewell dance at the Lincoln next Wed
nesday night, May 31. Exams and everything will be over. How
about us two going? It's the last chance to hear Ackerman.
Connie :
Sure! I've wanted a date for that for a week..
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every house are to get tho rainbow
gowns necessary for tho daisy chain.
A $1.00 deposit must be put down but
75 cents will be refunded with the re
turn of the gown. Under classmen are
urged to come and help carry out this
tradition and then Just remember that
it Is an easy way to get to see the
performance.
GRADUATION EXERCISES
IN SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Tho University School of MubIc will
hold its graduation exercises Friday
evening. May 2G, at the Temple
theater. Twenty students will receive
diplomas and degrees. Preceding the
awarding of diplomas, Mrs. Will Owen
Jones, who this year completes her
twenty-fifth year as instructor on the
faculty, will give a piano recital. Fol
lowing the recital will be the first ap
pearance of the A Cappella choir of
sixty voices, with John Rosborough as
conductor.
Amos Ginn and Story Harding mo
tored to Nebraska City Sunday.
J. Wlllard Green of Omaha visited
at the Delta Chi house this week end.
Mary Elder will go to Wahoo today
to visit.
rYfrAff7T
Other organizations on the
campus, printing college
publications, have benefited
from a like co-operation in
the form of a service that
has given them the best
printing at lowest prices, and
this often under limited time
provisions.
Such service the Kline Pub
lishing Co., will always
render students of the uni
versity. Superior facilities
to handle such work enables
them to offer the most
prompt and effective hand
ling of student publications.
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Another Radio Wanted
Nprth Bend Determined to Win
Prize Given By an Omaha
Paper.
NORTH BEND, (Special). The
local post has started a campaign for
a radio set and will have one In the
next few weeks. A Omaha paper Is
offering a high grade Bet as a sub
scription contest prize. So enthusi
astic are the members of the post
that they believe they will come out
easy victors In this contest.
However, should they not be suc
cessful In getting this set, they will
Install a set and pay for It through
various entertainments.
Ladies Give Benefit
SHELTON, (Special). TheNadies
of the auxiliary gave a benefit whist
party in tho Legion hall on the eve
ning of May 9. About one hundred
guests were present and following the
games of cards everyone spent the
balance of the evening in dancing.
The auxiliary will have an afternoon
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Legion Honors Vet
FALLS CITY, (Special). One hun
dred clilzcnB including 20 Legion men
of this place attended the funeral of
Scott MacLeod of White Cloud. The
Impressive Legton ritual was used In
conducting the funeral of the de
parted comrade. In these days of
peace the sight of a military funeral
gives the great solemnity of the after
math. One moro comrade who has
done his duty has passed to the Great
Beyond.
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