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SOCIETY w I
Social Calendar
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nrre pi. . --ii i v .in a r"A i ran
r. II. .r a I it i: A Pit ii. II and
t'lipr-itt . .; 1 Mil C'l. v utri"
p.. U ill tin- i utv iii.n 'i was
i-liii t t.i , v '!' in I '"i. I Mrs
I ini y. ( i'l mi ut Mi.v : U.
('i.plmii ii' 1 Mr.- SjH-iiy. I 'a p.
turn nn I Mm. l.).'ii. IVipLnii mil
Mm. I' iiiriu i: Irr and 1 'i n and
Mm. I'.mi.
Kappa Dell C n
Fall Houie Dance.
l-'llty inupV.t ijlir.il.il III
Kpnt lvlti I n .!' t"f : v on
llhliiV iv.lhni; Mi. and Mr.
lvdd. lr. nml Mm. I pn and
Mm. K W. ! h:i prion .-.I the
Hllaii.
Tratrrn'tv C:'ort Used
At Delta Tr.e-t Parly,
limn and while n sterility
Ci.liiM, rlr itvti',iil in the iln
millions or tin- I'.-lln Tin la l'l
Ii. ii .-o prutv :i .''it 1 1 I v evening.
! CI'ii'mthiii-h for tin" ilfnii rie
l'i,,ni. nr.il i :! p I' 1'rne.
Mr. nti-l Mi... V. :i!i K. .V.tsihu-
Pit ntnl l'l. I'.iaUil.
Phi Delts Attend
Annual Aluninl Dmnrr,
Two n- In; Is i f phi li.il left
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MILTON SiLLS
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Karl Dane
Geo. K. Arthur
Sportlight
MON. Comedy
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KllOW-
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COLONIAL
MON.
Friday.
Iaii. Uta till Alpha hu party,
tilt-ma llil 111 party al unroln
hotrl.
Ttitt XI hu party.
Saturday
Ai a'la full party at t'nrnhuakrr
hi il.
Kaipa Kapp Gamma liouac
pnity
lUn.ma I'M lirta. huia party,
ivita .da. hu party,
lunday.
All L'mvrmity church day.
miry ptayoia rm umlon.
rii.l.iy afirrnin.0 for the annual
parly fivrn for them by thr Dm.
nha alumna. Ihe ilinnrr will be
lirl.l at one nf the Omaha party
hoimra aflrr whli h the rent ot the
tunc will Ixt dr voir. I to a ;riirtal
Hi t logethrr he lollowin natten.l
rl. Oiatlm Ktrvkart. Joarph Holf
nmn. W illiam Ivnkmn Jat k
II. link. IVn Johnnon. Hcriiie Itrf
nhniiKC fharlra Wat kin. Carl
W illnrd and Wilrf Hmick.
Delta Sign Lambda
Pledget Jerry Madden.
IXIta Sifc'ma ljmNla annouiiir
the plr.lj.-mf of Jerry Madilrn. of
t'oiimtl !Uif(. la.
Sigma tta Chi
Civet Picnic Supper.
Sigma l"ta llil entertained at a
party al the ac tivitlea building nn
rura.lay evrninf. A pirnic hml
bren piantu'il, but on account of
the weather, via changed In an In
door meeting, l.un. neon prepared
hv Ml Jean Meld and her mm.
rnittee -aa aerved. The evenlnjf
cloed with aocial hour.
Alpha Chi Pledget
Entertained at Dinner.
Mi!-a GwendnKn Haer will en
tertain the pledpe of Alphn Chi
Omer;a at a buffet tupper at her
home- on .Sunday evening. Place
Imve born ariHnRed for twenty
Kuet. Yellow hryanthemuma
will form the table decoiation
ami the evening hour will be
spent Informally
Chi Omega Pledget
Give Formal Tea.
The pledge of Thi Omega Kftv
a formal tea at the chapter house
on Thumdiy afternoon. Invita
tion were isued to three pledpes
at each orority on the rampu. I
Mr. Lily William and Cecelia
llollinfr presided at the tea table ,
which was decorated with yellow j
tapers and tea rosea. The commit-1
lr In thaige iomp.rd of
Opal Mr, Oiri-tme Mol'm k,
Marjjarrl and J-an MMt.all.
Anindrl Mull and Jla.le Un.le.
man attendnl the Amn nam
fimn the riiitma Alpl.a l'l ''
liiiii Urorge relt and Kotxil
ftatphum rrprt iriitr.l the A'aiia
I. mine at the came.
Mr. and Jr. Tarr an I m.ii.
liuueit. f Wuninii i f Kit,
were j'iet at the l'l KPP
! .l..,.n II. in'11,1 l.ilir?. Of
their an. :iij;rne, vilio i enrollrd
In the univermty.
AmnRK the at the l'l Kappa
hue tho are Hn.tirp li e irk
end at home aic I.Ho II 'dee
r-airfit'ld. Kiank ilm -r. .v.oux
City; Jran r.ol.lil '..i l!eml:
Mernanl Srhwiec'i. i.-tnd 1 .iaii.l,
lcwi 7.Uiiiii krr, Piinl City.
Mra. A J. Tiarlir and t -n. Wi
ley. ol Kulltiton. wne e.iesta at
the l'l Kapp bue Thuitday.
Mr and Mia A. K. tiryn ai 8
lieulnh f W ateniMi-. K.i . pent
the week end It. l.m- Sn .ti.",'
their ilauKhlrr. l-m-lla nnd luia
tieyer. tiiediret r-f I'elta .da.
Mildred Oveih.l ti IM'n ..
left Klliiay to allind Hie K'inif i.l
A mra, la.
Ilrlt n Iri;;. '"'V h i teach
In at rr.ion. p. nt the wrck en I
at the lelta 7. .in house.
IVIta JC-tn who .i-nt the et l
end out 'f town weie loi.i;e Kitz
Kerald. W'aterMlIc, and I tvi-ln
O'Connor. Omaha.
Hone econiinin Min'i nl who
live at Ihe ho'tie management
house entertainr'l with a bi.tfit
supper Friday.
Twenty tabli wrie piand for
players Tuesdiiy afternoon at tl'i'
Ix-lHiil hrldgo given by tho nieni-,
bi-rs of the Theta I'hi Alpl.i
mothers' club the naptc-,
house.
Kveiy gill nt the Tin t.i I'lu A!-
pha house went h'ftne over the ,
week ei!i with the exception .f j
Marjorie Parr of Manson. la.
Helen Walter. June gunluate,
has returned to Lincoln.
Theta Thl Alpha's pled:,' s d.--clded
to go to a show Monday eve-
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i:MIY M ( ICAUS
Mrj.iie Alter. Alma. PI IWta
I I. i. an t IMd H.int, Unroln. Rirma
Nn
ll.-l.ii li.rki. pledge to Alpha
(iiui. iun It. and Ivn Mat lay.
K. rSigma
!... R!er. Lancoln. Delta Zeta.
and Cianl ritewiart.
ling and were pleasantly iul-
pn.M'd ujM.n iheir irturn.
M.u,"arrt O'loiinil. pledge of
Theia I'hi Aij'ha waa in an aut
mdint al I'wenty-arvenlh and
J Mrcets. Sunday. Her eye was
I. a .!y Pruned,
Mi Anna lld spent the
week rim al her home in Kt.
Cik. Mi Mine Havlicek ac
r, n.panled her as l.er hnuse-rusl.
lii'.h Rill are Alpha Delta
Th -U .
leaving Friday afternoon. Mia
A. i,i Mar Jam.-. Alpha Delia
'Hula iM-nt the wrek end at her
! !. in ('iiin.il Ululfs, la.
! Mildud Johnson. Alpha Delta
Tli't.i. and Itnby Nrhon drove to
i I I'd. In go Saturday where they
! wrre over-Sunday BUeMs at the
' home of their parents.
Anita Mrhrcna and Marjorie
j Tftt drove to Omaha Saturday
! itlt'-m.xm. Mim Mehrens ROing to
; her home at Ft. Calhoun to spend
' Sun. lay.
' Mr. Hairy Wilson and Itnnna ,
I Jua. and Mm. P. li. Ncff. all of i
i (irand l.iland. were entertained as
'gui-M of Mis Not ma Ooudy
'nitirsuny al the Alpha Dt Ita Theta
. houfo.
Mi iTilier of Sigma. Chi alumni
who were bai k for a week-end
visit weie "Sin k" Mernam, Dave
linimc and Frank Uorfirlnk. 1
inf In the lair bury kifh b.l.
vuited at the Chi Omrt hoUM
Kriday evening. FJoise I'ollard of
Nchattka was alo a tue.t.
Carols n LocWo.. ("Jii Omrga.
menl to Ames for th i iu.e.
I)H. IlKADI i: VISITS
A(; C OU.KCKCIMn s
Dr. George W. Beadle, who re
ceived bis bachelors drgree in
1B.'6 and bis master s drrrre in
1627 In the drnartmcnt of atrioii-
omv visited aL the arrlrull oral
campu Friday. Since leaving Nr.
I hraika. I'.ra l.e haa leceived hi
d.t .rale Oigiee ii Cornell uni-
vttaity at lu,. a. N. Y.
i Hra tie la m,- a National he
sear, a t-ouni d fr;i.,w in ger.elu
land c yt .1. ? llr u ttanatemng
ti hen,! iil. ia ti.-m Cornell uni-
I vr raity t.i the Calif ri la Institute
j of Tetbixl tv at Pasadena, Calif.
Alpha This who went to Ames
this week-end to attend the frame
are P.ulh Hubert. Jane Amidon,
Kvelyn West. Mildred Chappell.
Claiiys Omnn and Esther Kirk.
Evelyn Simpson, Jean Whitney
and Leone Kelterer. Chi Omegas.
!perl the week end in Omaha.
LaV'anche Peterson who ia teach-
I
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REG'LAR I
FELLERS '
come to the Tla-Mor
with their reg'lar girla,
because they like It!'
When there is a dance
the regulars are called
out!
REMEMBER! '
Every Saturday 1
and Sunday Nights j
AT THE ,
PLA-MOR
5 MILKS WEST OX "O"
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r..'-l 700 airpl.inei. 4C of the I ' nroHriitln Vl f
world'! oic.itcst stent I -. ..irn ianO" 't I
1,1 fliers. Untold thrills. I , "DRACON UANO 1
l Story by "John Monk f-'j Orchr.tr J 1
Saunders," author of "Wimji"! ,i.irr u"Vru j
F: - ' "8,..' ;; '
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Here It
Romance the World H,
-ver rvnown
Once only jIKe In
oncarte coniST a nlcfuic
t humnn, so outal.-nd-l"q.
ao truly nre.-o. ,
W,H live n inn
your memory
(Richard
a Va'aiJFSivntl
Ud a FTssV Assi Wall
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Organized!
Union Dance
Orchestras
t ARE BEST AND MOST
j RELIABLE
"Blondy" Baughan 4. Orchestra
. Phones B-5389 and F-4334
Leo Beck and Orchestra
2025 So. 25th Phone F-2268
Doc H. C. Cook and Orchestra
i Phones B-1074 and F-tis
Eddie Junqbluth and
His Collegians
130 So. 28th St. Phone B-1014
Dave Haun and His Orchestra
138 No. 12th Phone B-2008
'Harmony Boyt" Ed Hoy, Mgr.
1225 F 8t. Phone B-2124
Red Krause and His Band
Phone B-2504
Bill Larimer and His Band
Phones B-6939 and L-7271
Ray Lindemann and Orchestra
2903 Arlington Phone F-3223
Julius Lurilam and His Music
Phonei Bus. B-6725. Res. F-5877
Matthews "The 5 High Hats"
Phones F-2Q00 and F-7083
MHt Nelson's Danoontans
1126 Qua St. Phone B-4996
Shefferts "Lincoln Syncopators"
830 So. Iflth Phone F-6212
Herb Smith and Orchestra
2766 Cable Ave. Phone F-671B
Stafford Night Club Orchestra .
1548 S St. Phone d-ibzi
Cornhuskers, T.Tompkins, Mgr.
ll- r O l . , , w i . c r'Tiiu, -
Jess L. Williams "Songsters"
3245 Vine St. Phone B-4579
Lieurence "House Party Orch."
Phones F-S145 snd B-2852
Ed Vandenberg A Orchestra
1141 H St. Phones 8-2193, B-2407
'Cheer Leaders" Call Gea. Cook
1433 R St. Phone B-6953
"Boots and Her Buddies"
(All Girlt) Alts Lillian Nelson. Mgr.
1441 B St. Phone F-8S2
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Dainty
Chiffons
$1695
All the charm of full
sweeping skirts . . . delicate
touches of lace . . . yet the
spirit of the 1930 Co-Ed is
evident by the way she
wears these dainty chiffons
at house dances, at fall
parties and for Sunday.
MAGEE'S CO-ED CAMPUS SHOP
1123 R Street
Talkmd AbouF
Well Dressed Ulen !
-and my dear, he dresses so smartly.
His ties are too good looking for
words and I just adore him in his
Magee's shoes. I love to walk with
him when he wears them, and he al
ways does!"
CAMPUS SHOP
DOWNTOWN STORE
1 127 R Street
1201 O Street
I BASEMENT 51 IOC PKrAP.TMEVTi
Imitation may he sincere flat
tery but don't be deceived
Tbere Is only one licensed
Karmclkorn
Shop
IN LINCOLN
That's
JOHNSONS
at 14124 O St. Opan for busi
ness 10 a. tn. to 11 p. m. every
day but Sunday.
Halloween
i Paiiv
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I.r 1 Hi lie- tr trl Ii-m.I
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Maks- Derorationi
Nut Cupi Confetti
Horn Serpentine
Everythirg
GEORGE
1213 N Street
"HN THE CANTEEN"
Doughnuts for the Doughboys
And All Guests
FRlED-FRESH-FilEE
JOURNEYS END UNIVERSITY PLAYERS
OCT. 20 to 25
Doughnuts and Coffee
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