TUKSDAY, SKITKMHEK 20, 1932.
THE DAILY NERRASKAN
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SOCIETY
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Dean of Women Will
Be Hostess at Tea.
Miss Heppncr and her staff will
ntertaln all university women
from 3 to 5 o'clock Thursday after
noon of thla weak, at Kllen Smith
hall. With her in the receiving Una
will be Mre. William Thompson,
ranhellenlc chairman; Miss Bar
nica Miller. Y. W. C. A. aecratary;
Miss Elate Ford Piper, assistant
dean of women; Dr. Elisabeth "'!-
liamaon. aaaistant dean of women
and aupervisor of Came Belle
Raymond hall; and Mlaa Janet
Winter ana miss May uuna, oinc
assistants.
First Home Party
1$ Given Saturday
The first house party cf the aea
ano waa given by the Pht Omega
PI aororlty Saturday evening. Sep
tember if. The Melody Makers
furnished music for the dancing
which waa the only entertainment
The event waa of apecial Interest
because it waa the first house
party to be given In the chapter
bouse since it had been remodeled.
Pi Phi Alums Witt
Be October BrideB.
Mlaa Veronica Hanlon of Fre
mont will become the bride of
Merritt James Quirk of Omaha, on
October 5. Miss Hanlon was grad
uated from the university with Phi
Beta Kappa honors and waa a
member of ri Beta Phi social sor-
0rlThe marriage of Miss Adrea
Frohlleh of Pittsburgh, Kansas, to
I,eo Scherer of this city will be
eolemnised during the latter part
of October. Miss Frohlleh, also is
a graduate of this university and a
member of Phi Beta Phi.
Engineer Stt'dent
Weds 01 ga Sharp.
Of interest In university circles
is the marriage of Mls Olga El
len Sharp, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alien !narp oi nvuvwi, -John
C. Steele, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Steele of Kimball, which
took place Sept. 3. The bride,
who is a graduate of the Univer
sity of Nebraska and a member of
Delta Zeta sorority, Is studying
for her master's degree at Oie uni
versity. Mr. Steele attended Hast
ings college and is now a senior
in the engineering college at this
university. He is affiliated with
Delta Sigma Lambda and Sigma
Tau.
Aurora Girl Marries
Kappa Sigma Alumnus.
Miss Sylvia Howard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Howard of
Ashland, and Robert J. Nlebuhr,
son of Henry C. Nlebuhr of Au
rora, 111., were married at Aurora.
Neb. Sept 1. Mrs. Nlebuhr has at
tended Doane college and the Lin
coln School of Commerce, and Mr.
Nlebuhr Is a University of Ne
braska graduate and a member of
Kappa Sigma fraternity.
Tri Delt Alumnae
Is Wed Saturday.
The marriage of Miss Emily
Holdrege, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry A. Holdrege of
Omaha, to James A. McKamy of
Sioux City was solemnised Thurs
day afternoon at the First Uni
tarian church in Omaha. Mrs. Mc
Kamy Is a former student of the
it.iunv nf Nebraska where she
is a member of Delta Delta Delta
aororlty.
Japanese Theme Is
Predominant at Party.
Beta Phi Alpha entertained a
number of rushees at a party Fri
day night, September 16, at the
chapter. The Japanese theme was
carried out In the program given
and in the refreshments which
were served In the form of a tray
lunch. The house waa lighted by
Japanese candles and Incense bur
ners were placed in several of the
Toorns. About forty attended the
rrty.
Theta Phi Alpha
Mothers Meet.
Theta Phi Alpha Mothers club
met at the chapter house, with
twelve members In attendance.
The group made plans for the
year's work and voted to meet the
third Friday of each month. Mrs.
Catherine Farley, the house
mother, acted as hostess for the
afternoon.
Fraternity Elects
Officers for Year.
Sigma Alpha Mu has elected
the following officers for the ensu
ing term: Henry Chait. prior; Jack
"n.tin excheauer: Dave Rosen
berg, recorder; Harry Rosenstein,
assistant exchequer; and Sam
Fleishman, historian.
The honorary cups for 1931-32
were awarded to the following:
scholarship cup. Henry Chalt: up-per-rlassman
activity cup. Morris
Gordon: and freshman activity
cup, Sam Fleishman.
Mrs. Chaunrey Krotter. nee
w -Aum laWann mho was BTBdU-
ated from the University of Ne
braska in '29 was reelected prov
ince president of Alpha XI Delta
sorority at the national convention
held during the summer at Pasa
dena California. Mrs. Krotter
tow lives In Palisade, Nebraska.
" Kathleen Troop, n i ni,
this year was a guest at the chap
ter bouse this week end. Jane
Schalble who is also a 11 Phi it a
guest al the house before leaving
for New York City where she wlD
study at the School of Dramatic
Art
'Two Chi Omegas who were
graduated from Nebraska last
spring were guests at the house
thi week ond. Miss Virginia Pol
lard. Nehawka, has h?en in Grand
Island an dstopped here cn route
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No one can afford to miss the big games. .See Nebraska play Foot
ball. Basketball. Track, Wrestling and Swimming at an average cost
of less than thirty-three cents per event.
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GAMES AT HOME
October 8 Ames
October 29 Kansas Aggies
November 12 Pittsburgh
November 24 Missouri
AND AWAY
October 15 Minnesota
October 22 Kansas
November 5 Iowa
November 1 9 Oklahoma
December 3 So. Methodist Uni.
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