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VESTALS WILL GIVE
PAGEANT THURSDAY
Men's Dress Chart-Spring and Summer 1931
Kuage oc ouenzei o. rresenis
The
OCCASION
Business and
llifurnml
Day Wear
Day Weddings,
mid Formal
Afternoon Wear
Semi-formal
Evening
Occasions
Evening
Weddings and
Strictly Formal
Occasions
Arts and Science Group to
Present Fete by Dr. H.
B. Alexander.
The annual pageant of the Ves
tals of the Lamp, honorary Arts
and Scienre organliation. will be
presented Thursday evening, April
16, In the auditorium of Morrill
hall.
The pageant was written by Dr.
H. B. Alexander of Los Angeles,
Calif., formerly a professor at the
university and founder of the or
ganization. It represents each of
the arts of the Arts college.
Flaine Haverfield. president,
will represent the Spirit of Acad
eme. She will introduce the Three
Degrees portrayed by Helen Mc
Anulty. bachelor's: Miss Hilde
garde Stauss. masters, and Miss
Margarete Hochdoefer, doctorate.
Miss Haverfield will then pre
sent the arts of the college. Elea
nor Doming will represent his
tory; Margaret Deming, Letters;
Victoria Glatfelter, art; Lucille
Led with, statecraft; Elaine Gib
bons, mathematics; Mary Weaver,
science, and Lyndall Brumbach,
SLIT
VEST
TOPCOAT
SHIRT
PURSES MAY BE
DRESSED I P IN
ORIGINAL WAYS
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COLLAR
TIE
HAT
GLOVES
SHOES
JEWELRY
Sack Suit
Single or Double
Bieaated
To Match
Single or
Double Btrasteil,
Topoost, Raglan
or Ulaerstta
Plain or Fanry
White or Collar
to Match
Starchfd or Soft
Kour-in-Hnct in
Con t. anting
Shades
Soft Hat. Derhy
or Straw
Tan or Gray
Oxfords or
High Shoes in
Black or Tan
Cuff Links of
Informal Design
Black Oxford
Cutaway
Strlied Trousers
To Match
Coat or Light
Gray or Buff
Velvet -Collared
Chesterfield
or Dark
Topcoat
While Plain
or Printed
Bosom
Wlr.fr or
Turn Down
Black and Whi:e
or Pearl Gray
Four-ln-Hand
Ascot or Bow
Tup Hat
Pearl Gray or
White
Black with
Cloth Tops or
Oxfords with
Teirl Gray Spats
Formal Links
Tuxedo
Dark Silk or
White Pique
Velvet -Collared
Chesterfield
Topcoat
White Stiff
Bosom
Two Studs
Wing
Black Bow
Opera or T.p Hat
Grav or Black
Soft Felt.
Derhy or Straw
White or Gray
Biack Patent
Leather Low
Shorn or Pumps
Stud Links and
Waistcoat Buttons
to Match
Smoked Pearl
Full Dress
W'hlte. Single
or Double
Breasted
Velvet -Collared
Chesterfield
or Dark
Topcoat
Plain Stiff
Bosom
One Stud
Wing
White Bow
Top Hat or
Opera Hat
White
Black Patent
Leather Low
Shoes or Pumps
Stud Links and
Waistcoat
Buttons to Match.
Mother of Pearl
Sororities Choose New Chairmen For
Summer Rushing, Social Activities
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With the aDDroach of spring the
Greek societies have been busy
; electing new officers and appoint
ing rhnirmon. Summer rushing
u-iii ho unnn us before we realize
I it .and new girls adept in the art
of pleading and promising win iiu
the shoes of the outgoing chairmen.
All sororities have not yet ap-
pointed new ones, and their pres
i ent chairmen are still anting in
whatever capacity a chairman is
j supposed to act.
i Mary Alice Kelley. umana, nas
i been the rush chairman this year
j for Kappa Kappa Gamma, while
IBettv Wahlquist, Hastings has
i acted as social cnairman.
;7jta has had Blanche Bartos. Wil-
' ber. as social c hairman, and Neva
I Beth Turner. Lincoln, rush chair-
I man. Phi Omega Pi has bad Ber
nice Mumby. Lincoln as social
chairman, and Norma Ailes. Red
Cloud, rush. Harriet Nesladek,
Omaha, has held the office of so-
philosophy. The soft music of a
ham T.nll srrnmnsnv the naceanL.
Rachel Branson. Frances Holy-
oke. Alireaa Amen ana Dtirunt
Hoffman will take the part of
Vestals.
Members of the faculty and
friends are invited to attend the
pageant. Miss Margarete Hoch
doefer is sponsor of the group.
cial chairman at the Alpha Omi-
cron Pi house wnue j-ns ner
mann, Seward has worked with
her in rushing. The Ti BcW Phis
social activities have been led by
Mildred Richardson. Lincoln, and
Helen Cozad, Omana. aciea as
rush chairman. The Sigma Delta
Tau's have had Lucial Golclenoerg,
Omaha .as social, and Roseline
Piscf, Omaha, iub.
n,. Minwitur trirla have been
appointed to fill these offices for
the summer ana coming j"'
Alpha Chi Omega. Jane Axtell,
Omaha, rush chairman, Lucy Lar
son, Lyman, social; Alpha Delta
Pi, Mary Reynolds, umana. soemi.
Up vin sWner. Kansas Citv. Mo.,
rush; Tri Delta. Rosalie Lamme.
Walsenburg. Colo., social, Miiarea
Root, Bassett, rush. Ruth Rid
nour. Lincoln has been appointed
by the Delta Gammas as social
chairman, and Dorothy Zoellner,
Scottsbluff. as rush. Chi Omega
will have Blanche Sheldon, Mount
Ayr, la., leading them in social
activities ,and Jessie Mae Kurk,
Lincoln, in rushing.
Gamma Phi Beta ha sappointed
Helen Byers. Hastings, social
chairman, Lucille Kelly. Grand
Island, rush; Kappa Alpha Theta,
Helen Hart, social chairman, and
Jane Youngson. Minden, rush
chairman. Alpha Delta Theta will
have Parthenia Schneider. Pilger
social, and Gladyce Lemke, rush
chairman: Phi Mu social cnairman
will be Betty Buis. Pender, and
Dorothy Douglas, Lewiston, rush;
Alpha Xi Delta, Ada Reynolds,
Omaha, social chairman, Wilma
Lallman. Arapahoe, rush chair
man: Theta Phi Alpha. Helen
Buebrer' Geneva, social chairman
and Lois Lee, Lincoln, rush chair
man. Maxine W iess, Shelby, la.,
land Mary Frances McReynolds
I hold the chairmenships for Zeta
Tau Alpha. The Alpha Phi s have
no acting social chairman. Mae
Po3', Lincoln roi act bs ins
rush chairman.
"But you guaranteed that this
watch would last me a life time."
"i know hut vou didn't look
very healthy the day you bought
II. lexas nanger.
BUCK'S
COFFEE SHOP
(FORMERLY DAVIS)
SPECIAL
STUDENT LUNCH
30'
Hot Rolls and Driiik
Included
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Many Inegenous designs are used
in "mu king purses for the season.
The bag at the top is formed of
two suede berets with their char
acteristic little tabs, sewn hack to
bac k and fastened to a gilt frame.
Two colors or shades of calf
skin are employed in the second
model shown. A slide fastener is
used. The evening purse which is
becoming an indespensible acces
sory may be made of shirred lace
over a silk form. An ornamental
ball serves as the guide of a slide
fastening.
At the bottom, calf skin Is made
into a watch-thin oblong puree ,
fully equipped with mirror, change i
purse, and vanity. !
Kclease March 9 to H
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the same wrar you would
a coat . . . they are so
lovely with your new
formal and priced so you
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gorgeously made of sheer
substantial chiffon velvet
fully lined with crejie
or satin.
Tine eriiite wave, to
strikes a braakwater
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jlHi water in checking the nurge of criminal aclivilv . . .The apparatus the
An alarmhharl- iM.Iice are uoiuc t-oines out of the telephone workshop. It is logical that
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Western Eleetric should make the equipment, drawing on a fifty-year
experience as manufacturer of telephones for the Bell System . . . Serv-
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full advantage of every worth- hile aid that modern science offer.
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Spring Fashions
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for Algeria. . .home of contrast colors. . .
for basic spring colors ... blue, beige, black, brown, gray.
for contrast. . .open sesame to smartness. . .also for chalk-white accents found in lin-
brilliant reds, blues, yellows
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gene touches, bags, gloves, jewelry.
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net cowls, sashes, intricate cuffs seen on rough wool coats, or suits
Dressmaker details. . .jabots, Bruyere scarfs, V ton-
Evening fashions. .
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laces, Chanel's Andalusia ... for instance . . . chiffons . . mousseline de soie . . . organdies . . . eyelet
batistes.
H Fisherman's net. . . Schiaparelli's new contribution to sports wear.
yak . . . seen on distinctiveSpring coats and suits.
shallow crowns. Patou's squarecrown, rough shiny straws.
escapes the floor. . . 13, 14 and 8. . .for sports.town and afternoon respectively
Hats. . . Watteau bandeau, sailor brimi,
Inches by which your dress
Jacket
with dresses for daytime. . for evening, for treet,for contrast, for everything.
things . . . suits.sweaters, even hats for sports.
Knitted
Lapin ... in both street and evening jacket.
Menswear fabrics. . .that vie with tweeds andrough wools in spring suits.
New costume jewelry . . . coral, aquamarine, turquoise.
Patou's new evening and accent colors.
Opaline yellow, .green or pink.
Patent leather . . . bags, belts, flowers ... in white, -
bright red. . .and for pigskin bags, gloves, shoes. . .for pajamas, worn now for dining.dancing.
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Quaint fashions from the 90's. . .frills, ruffles, taffeta petticoat dresses.
ingote. . . the smart two-in-one dress and coat costume.
with longer, looser gloves. . .for scarfs. . .ascots and flat fur leading.
color with white and an algerian accent . . . red, white and blue.
fitted dressmaker details.
Vionnet. . our favorite coutourier . .in coats and dresses.
For white. . .for evening. . .for accent
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Any color used with white.
Sleeves . . . fractional . . . worn
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Tricolor. . .basic
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For Rudge & Guenzel's teal in providing these smart fashions for Spring.
On display in our apparel and accessory departments ... our Fashion Esplanade,
Floor Two . . . and in Our Windows!
DIAMOND BROS.
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