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THE DAILY NEHRASKAN
SIMMY. MAY 3. 1931
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SOCIETY
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will be Miami Tii '.d to lie tiivcii j
bv Beta Tluta l'i. Vhi IMta Tlu ta am
Social Calendar
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Die V onillUSMT
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Friday.
Mi:imi Triad partv by Beta
Tiiet.i l'i. Phi Delta Thcta and Sig
ma Chi at the Cornlmskcr hotel.
Fine Aits ball at Morrill hall.
Saturday.
Alpha Delta Theta house party.
Chi Omc;a house party.
F'sma Nil spring party at the
CoriinasKer hotel.
which is traditional amen- fntcn.ilics, will take pln.v
dav cvi'iiiii'.'. 1 ii l"'i!ic .Arls hall will be yivni l-'rida.v cvmiinv
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Rcason. Sigma N'ti lias planned a spring party I Xitunlay v , .V.-uaraUst, Unitcd states
the Coi-nliuskcr Ii !-! Al'!ia Delia Thcta and Clu )im'j:a v. ill 0( :,,.u.u;1(,nt of agriculture. Wash-
bo lmif..i. at lmiisc Dill-lies Silt tin !iv eveiuiij'. ! in-toti, D. O.
fast ot X. V. I.;. A. win i;:: i ,--,, ,,f -
V. c:. A. will picskhv At. thin t i
ci;;ri)rd Jorcenson. M. N. Laurit
son and M. F. Brunig.
Officers of Gamma Sigma Delta
Margaret Buol anil Lorraine Witt.
Chi Omega's were vi.siting in
Omaha this week end. .
Gretehen Goulding and Kather
ine Gilger spent the week end in
St. Louis, Mo., as the guest of Mrs.
George Chamberlain, Miss Gilger's
sister.
Verle Stone and Beatrice Chap
man, Chi Omega, spent the week
end at Nehawka.
WESLEY PLAYERS 10
8:30 Sunday morning. May 10, in
Ellen Smith ha!!. It. has been
planned for Molher'a day to make
it possible to have as special
guests a number "f mothers from
various parts of the state.
A new feature will be a presi-
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Mil-
rf ili oi jruniza-
.IMti n was pivsontcd by Prot. K. E.
till of the poultry depart-
there wm 1,0 t:eiii.ei an tin.- j-firL,
presidents of Y. W, C. A., that can 1
be wrescnt at the hreiikiAst.
The urogram, under the dire"- 1
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DAY!
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Mot K'Vn rnd Eilul;
included
lion nf Mvi'lvn' West. . !M-omide:i to
be interesting. Aloen Nf.-'.y is ;'i
charge of invitations and Carolyn
While, if food and decoration.1.
Ma'jorie Pel'-rson, Y. V. C. A.,
president, will preside. Tiel-.cl.s for
the brcr.kfast arc on rale in Mi:s
Uernice Miller's 1 office in Kiie'.i
Smith hall.
Gamma Sigma Delia
Initiates Thursday.
The annual iivl i.".' inn nr.d ban
q 11 i;t of Gamma Signri Delia,
honor society of agriculture, was
held iit ths Shrine" Country club
Thnrsuay evening;. Prot". C. W.
Smith of the agricultural engineer
ing department acted as toastraas
ter. 'Hie address of the evening
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A Benu Urummel by mgr.'. a p:ir.t
pressor by disy. Mo cnv5ntd thou.-i
the portals of gilded .- icrty 011 bor
rowed clothes won the gul .
then tney uncovered "" !.- a
pants-pre:;scr! You'll hegli 3
never before! . . .
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Screen Attractions El III 1 1
SPECIAL II I I II N
PICTURS f 1 II '
CELEBRATION fc I '
Novelty Cartoon I jji k
"In My Merry H 1
Oldsmonile" H
1 A Comedy Riot M 1 ill H
G-M's Riotous Ccmcdy
from the stage hit
DOROTHY JORDON
JOSEPH CAWTHCKNE
MARJORIE RAMBEAU
STACK
Vaudeville's Dance Sensation
Naro Lcckford
In a Dance Humorcsque
WITH
Lili DeMethe - Fred Freddin
Emrik Andrews-Eddie Clark
WHITEY
WITH
ED. FORD
In
BENEVOLENCE"
r.,,. tii.-. iiiit vpnr were: v. r..
MiuscliI, president; M. J. Blish,
vice pre.-idenl; K. B. Kngle, secre
tary; A. D. Weber, treasurer.
. Newly elected officers for the
;i.!v.irg year are: M. J. Blish,
ruesid'nt; H. C. Filley, vice presi
Vnt: K. li. Thalman, secretary;
P,. Lewis, treasurer.
Thc-.ta Phi Alpha Holds
l-'oundar's Day Banquet.
Theta Phi Alpha will hold their
iv'ieteenth Founder's day banquet
."'.'iday evening at the Lincoln
'!.dl. Gertrude Goering will act
as toast mistress. Addresses will
"ne given by the present active and
ol.'mna president and by the re
'..iiins; alumna president, Agnes
Kelly, and retiring active presi,
dint, Rose Komerek.
Lincoln Hinh Reunion
At Shrine Club.
The class of '27 of Lincoln high
school held their annual reunion at
the Shrine Country club Tuesday
evening with fifty in attendance.
Kuth Hatfield, past president, pre
luded iluvinT the evening. Dancing
followed the picnic supper and a
meeting, with election of officers,
ended with the choosing of the fol
lowing persons as class heads for
the coming year: President, Art
Danielson, and secretary, Frank
Koehl. The class sponsor, Miss
Annetta Sprung, with the newly
elected officers, will plan the picnic
for next year.
Sigma Kappa is keeping her
traditional Parents' Day on May
3. All the parents of the actives
and pledges will be guests of
honor at dinner.
Rhona Smith has transferred her
membership from Sigma chapter
of Alpha Chi Omega at Iowa City,
la., to Xi chapter. Her affiliation
with Xi chapter was formally rec
ognized Monday night, April 27.
Members of Delta Gamma have
issued invitations for a Parents'
Day dinner Sunday, May 10.
Jack Houch of Omaha and Carl
Willard of Grand Island represent
ed the Alpha chapter of Phi Delta
Theta at the annual convention of
Mu province. The convention was
held at St. Louis.
END SEASON SUNDAY
'A
Sacrifice Once Offered'
Be Presented at
Fairbury.
Wesley Players, religious dra
matic organization of Methodist
students of the University of Ne
braska, will close their season by
a presentation of the three act
drama. "A Sacrifice Once Offered''
Sunday evening at Fairbury M. K.
church.
The players during this season
have appeared before audiences at
Waverly, Raymond. Milford, North
Platte, Grand Island, Friend, Sy
racuse, David City. Eagle, Green
wood, and St. Paul M. E.. Grace
M. E. and First M. E., Lincoln.
The combined audiences before
whom the group has appeared in
religious drama numbers between
eight and nine thousand people.
Some additions in the way of
costume and lighting have been
secured during this year. Flood
lights built by a member of the
group, have added much to the
productions.
Miss Caroline Cooper has served
as president thruout the year.
President elect for the coming
year is George Schmid, who has
taken an active part for the last
three years in the work of the
players.
The cast which will appear in
the play Sunday evening include
Russell Lindskog. Carolyn Cooper,
Oliver Kibben, Lloyd Watt, Inge
borg Nielsen, Charles Greer, Mil
dred Johnson, Jeanette Hollander.
Irving Walker, George Schmid and
Norman Peters. The advisor is
Rev. W. C. Fawell.
The Epworth League at Fair
bury, preceding the presentation
of the play will be in charge of
Rev. Fawell, who will discuss with
the young people the question,
"What is Religion?" He will also
have charge and preach at the
morning service of the Methodist
rhiirrh al F.pntrirp. Sundav morn
ing at the regular hour of worship.
II They Passed the jjj
I Candy and Cigars
Margaret Colmnn, Lincoln. Kap
pa Kappa Gamma and Norman
GaUcher Bassett, Delta Tail Delta.
Cecelia Moiling, Elkhorn, Cht
Omega, and Dick Leader, Big
Springs, Kappa Psi.
I.nciiip Kellv. Grand Island,
Gamma Phi Beta and Raymond
Wvrenm, Scottsbluff. Alpha Beta
Phi.
Marianne Roe, Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Kapoa Alpha Theta and Gerald
Carpender, Lincoln, Alpha Tail
Omega.
Lela. Marbel. Hastings, Alpha
Phi and Russell Joynt, Lincoln,
Delta Tau Delta.
Lucille Barlow, Gibbon. Gamma
Phi Beta and Edward Plitton, jr.,
Lincoln, Tan Kappa Epsilon.
Lucille Davis. Omaha. Delta Del
ta Tioitn nml Goorre Clovd, Oma
ha, Lambda Chi Alpha.
Louise Morton. Lincoln. Alpha
Chi Omega and James llenn, Lin- i
coin Phi Delta Th-ta. !
Stella Moore,. Lincoln. Zeta Tau j
Mpha and Charles McNamara,
Noith Platte, Delta Sigma Lamb-j
da. I
Cecile Jones. Sidney. Zeta Tau
Alpha, and Roy Moore. North ,
Platte, Delta Sigma Lambda.
Stephens lii-lruetor
Speaks at IJanquel
Miss Wilma Haynes. director of
physical education at Stephens
college, Columbia, Mo., was the j
guest of the university department j
of physical education for women j
May 1 and 2. She spoke at the an- ;
nual banquet of the department ;
held Friday evening at the Shrine I
club. i
B. & M. Magazine: "Mose," said
the judge sternly, "you are found,
guilty of having stolen two chick-
ens from Mr. Harrison's coop. The
fine will be $5." j
"Yassuh, judge," said Mose, put-
ting S10 on the judge's desk. "Ah's j
giving you ten bucks which will j
pay me up to an' includin' nex' i
Sattiday night."
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While attending th university
Allison majored In political
nciencc. Upon hit graduation h
taught EnglUh In the Iraptrltl
Naval school of Japan. Mor r
cen'.ly be baa botn conaecUd with
the General Motor company In
China and aUo has been engagtd
In consular work.
I! Mother
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Ya Card a gift from AX
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Moderate Prleai
George
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AT T 1SOIV '27 TO
HAVE CONSULAR
POSITION SOON
John Allison, who graduated
from the university in 1927 and
who last week passed the United
States consular examination in
China, will receive a definite as
signment shortly, according- to
word received at the university.
Your Drug Store
SNAPPY NOON LUNCHES
Whitman Chocolates
The Owl Pharmacy
We Deliver Phone B1068
148 No. 14 and P
Mothers
Day
May lOik
Doni
Forget Hff
Send her yur Vv
expressed fey
A Mothtt Card
tine btatioiurx ,
A Fountain. Pen
Or any ene of a kuBdred gifta
from which to choose at
Tuckcr-Shean
Stationer's
Jewelers
1121 uO" Street
Delicious Food
Stuffs
Are of material assistance in making a successful V
picnic. Quality and Delicacy ar featured ia our
Delicatessen.
Tasty Pastry Shop
Hotel Cornhusker
Virginia Jonas, Mary Gilmore,
To End A
Perfect Week
MDrc
Mir,
cd in and dance to the
I J strains of a good band.
r0ur floor is one of the
jjj best in Lincoln.
-With a good time wafting
Jfor you. do not miss this
S chance.
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PLA-MOR
LAW REVIEW PRINTS !
ARTICLE BY L. VOL!) j
Prof. L. Void of the college of j
law is the author of an article en-
titled, "Document of Title as Se- ;
curity Devices in Sales" which ap-
peared in the April number of the
Boston University Law Review, j
Peggy: I'm divorcing Charlie, j
You don't know what I've gone I
thru, living with him. 1
Anne: Well, everybody says it
was all he had Pathfinder. i
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Winter Garments
From Moths
Have them Modern Cleaned
and returned in Moth proof,
Dust proof sealed bags with
out extra cost.
SEND THEM
NOW
Save 10 For Cash & Carry
Modern Cleaners
Soukup A Westover
Call F2377 For Service
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Slie turns
l Cold Shoulder on Winter Wear
and
A Summer Smile on Thesn
Light Colored Crepe Frocks
Short sleeves, because elbows refuse to be hidden.
Lieht colors because we're all in a gay May mood.
Crepes, because they're so adaptable to collegiate fes
tivities. Write home and tell your mother that they're only
$15
Fabric Sport Gloves a very necessary accessory 1
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More and mo.e we need more and more hosiery, when
it's
65
Clever sports shoes in black and white
and white in our first floor departmental 1201 O St.
Magee's Coed Campus Shop
1123 R Street
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Miles West on "O"
Sunday Night
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