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FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1932.
DAILY NEBRASKAN
THREE
'SOCIETY FEATURES SKITS
Palladian Literary Society
Meeting; Friday Set for
8:30 at Temple.
Short akits will be featured at
the annual senior program of the
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Palladian literary society meeting
which will be held Friday evening
at 8:30, according to Rrvin Wat
son, who is in charge of the pro
gram. In addition to a reading which
will be given by Bernlce Wlsch
mler, music will be furnished by
a quartet consisting of Betsy Bene
dict, Verna Mae Easton, Calmor
Reedy and Gerald Briggs, and a
duo consisting of Betsy Benedict
and Alton Pardee.
"Some Folks Wont Work" Is the
title of a group of stories compiled
by settlement workers at the Uni
versity of Toronto who desire to
show the effect of unemployment
on human lives.
After
a big evening at the
Park with Leo Beck
the gang will gather
at none other than
the
Tasty Pastry Shop
Where the College Crowd
Goes After Parties and Shows
Hotel Cornhusker
"Under Schimmel Direction"
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Novelty Decorations Will Prevail at
University Functions This Week-End
Prosperity Dance, April Fool Day Idea, Sports
Parties and a Housetcarming Party Will Form
Settings for Alumni Returning to the Campus.
Novelty is llu order of the wcekeud, with parties phnued
l)v university groups ranging in themes from prosperity, which
is employed by the Ii Knppa Phi's for their house dance, to
April Fool's day, the idea which the Delta Gamma's are using
in the details of their party at the chapter house. Other novel
tics are sports parties, which will be given by both Alpha Theta
Clii and Lambda Chi Alpha, a housewarming party to be held
at the new residence of Alpha Sigma Phi, a garden party at
the Alpha Phi house, and a dance with a modernistic setting at
which the Theta Phi Alpha's wm entertain
ilumni Expected to
Upturn for Parties.
Many former students will re
turn to the campus this week end
to attend the parties which have
been 'scheduled. The following
alumni are expected to return at
the Farm House spring party at
the Cornhusker hotel Saturday
niRht: Myrlo White, Tecumseh;
Robin Spence. Dakota City; Ber
nard Barned, Albion; Eston Clark.
Falls City; and Elvln and Atton
Frolik, Lincoln.
Helen Gates, David City; Helen
Dean, York; Margaret Munn, Om
aha; A. M. Heusner, Omaha; Ai
leen McMoneis, Lyons; and Esther
Kirk, Gibbon are the alumnae who
are expected to return for the
partv which will be given at the
Alpha Phi house Saturday evening.
The list of alumni who are ex
pected to return to Lincoln for the
Pi Kappa Phi house dance, in
cludes Leslie Hedge, Jack Luhn,
Harrv Stephens, Joe Thomas, El
don kiffin, and Charles Reed, all
of Omaha: John Schmidt, Beatrice;
Harold Zinnecker, David City;
Rudy Lucky, Courtland; Carlton
Hutchins, Franklin; Harry Stev
ens, Fremont; Carol Thompson,
Fulleiton; Dave Alves, McCook;
Fred Smidt, Sioux' City, la.; and
Kenneth Barnes, Griswold, la.
Porter Cannon, Forest Spieler,
and Robert Watson, all of Omaha;
and Richard and Robert Peterson
of Genoa, are the Alpha Sigma
Phi alumni who are expected to
attend the house warming party
which the fraternity will hold at
the new residence Saturday night.
Special guests on this occasion
will be Clark Murdock and William
Shearer of Omaha.
Theta Phi Alpha alumnae who
will attend house party, Friday
night are Mary Lou Lang, Beat
rice; Catherine Edburg, Ong; Lor
ella A hern, Nebraska City; Rose
Komarek, Blair; Dorothy Neely,
Wilcox; Lillian Benda, Odell; and
Madeline Rathgab.
Coeds on Program
Of Women Club.
The Misses Aleen Neely, Elaine
Nichols, and Elizabeth Betzer were
the members of a trio which sang
Irish numbers at a musical tea
which was given by the music de
partment of the Women's club, at
the home of Mrs. Rollo C. Van
Kirk. Officer Is Guest of
Delta Sigma Lambda.
Clifford Cox, of Chicago, mem
ber of the board of governors of
Delta Sigma Lambda was the
guest of honor at a banquet held
at the chapter house here Thurs
day evening. While here he also
witnessed the installation of the
new officers of the local chapter.
Bridge Benefit Friday
By Alpha Delta Thetas.
The alumnae of Alpha Delta
Theta, will give a benefit bridge
party at the chapter house Friday
evening. Plavers for fortv-five ta
bles are expected. Entertainment
will be provided by Marjory L.yie
and Aloise Johnston, who will give
niano selections, and bv Grace
Peake and Marion Vesley, who
will sing.
SENIORS GIVEN
ASSIGNMENTS TO
STATE JOURNALS
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County News; Marjorle Peterson,
Wisconsin State Journal; RoseUne
Pizcr, Stanton Register; Virginia
Pollard, Albion Argus; George
Round, Wahoo Waapj Ruth Schlll,
Custer County Chief; Evelyn
Simpson, Omaha World Herald;
George Thomas, Leigh World;
Ignatius Walsh. Howard County
Herald; Edgar Wescott, Pawnee
Republican; Meredith Williams,
Curtis Enterprise; Arthur Wolf,
Nebraska Daily News-Press; Les
ter Vaughan, St Paul Phonograph;
Kenneth Keller, Lincoln Star; Wil
liam McGaffln State Journal;
Bereneice Hoffman, State Journal.
UNITARIAN CHURCH
12th and H Streets
A.thur L. Weatherly, Minister
The Church Without a Creed
Not the Truth, but the Search
for Truth
Sunday, April 3
Goethe Centenary Commemoration
Prof. Lawrence Foeeler, Speaker
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