SUNDAY, N0VI;MI1I:K 13, .1932.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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BARBOUR TO SPEAK.
Professor E. H. Barbour, chair
man of the department of geology,
spoke at the meeting of the Knife
and Fork club Thursday noon at
the Cornhusker hotel. His subject
was "Ancestors of Our Domestic
Animals."
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Now that Pitt is no longer
a horrid word, and those
niid-semcNters are out of the
way, you will want to take
a night off and celebrate at
the Pla-Mor. lie sure and
join the large university
crowd at Pla-Mor tonight.
Sunday night dances are
particularly popular with
the university dancers.
Howie
Christensen
and his
Orchestra
TONIGHT
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Admission 25c Per Person
Dancing Free
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Club Activities Are of
Interest to Creek
Organizations.
November 25 and 26 have been
net an the dates for the installation
of the thirty-third chapter of Chi
Phi fraternity and the initiation 01
twenty-seven active members of
Alpha Theta Chi into that group.
Many alumni are expected to re
turn to the campus for the event
for which the Cornhusker hotel
will serve as headquarters.
Invitations have been issued to
Chancellor E. A. Burnett, Dean T.
J. Thompson, Assistant Dean W.
C. Harper, Prof E. W. Schramm
and the presidents of all Nebraska
fraternities to attend the final ban
quet at the Cornhusker on Satur
day, Nov. 26.
Among the prominent alumni of
Alpha Theta Chi who will be here
for the ceremonies are: Chancel
lor Frederick M. Hunter of the
Universit yof Denver, who will be
toastmaster at the banquet; Dean
Irving S. Cutter of the Northwest
ern Medical school; John D. Clark,
chairman of the economics depart
ment. University of Denver, and
William M. Poynter of the Ne
braska Medical college.
Reuben C. Youngquist, traveling
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our rollritva.
secretary of Lambda Chi Alpha,
viaitori th local chapter for the
past few days giving the chapter
hints and helpful suggestions ior
rushing and conducting chapter
affairs.
Chi 0 Alumnae Meet.
The Chi Omega alumnae met for
luncheon Wednesday with Mrs. A.
M. Gaddis at her home 1842
Pepper avenue, with Mrs. Edward
Jungbluth, Mrs. Karl Arndt and
Mrs. Frank Wright as assisting
hostesses. Lavender and white
chrysanthemums were used on the
luncheon table. A business session
and social hour followed for the
twenty present.
Mothers Club Meets.
The Mothers club of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon met Friday for a
covered dish luncheon at the home
r.f Mr n Carlsen. Mrs. Rex
Davies of Utica joined the group I
of sixteen at the luncheon and ;
business meeting. j
Plans for a second Sunday night
supper to be held . at the Alpha
Theta Chi chapter house Nov. 20 ,
were made at the Friday meeting
of the auxiliary of that fraternity
Thursday evening. i
Hall Is Presented.
Sunday afternoon Nov. 13, the .
A. W. S. board is presenting j
Howard Hall at open house from
3:00 to 5:00. Invitations have been (
sent to residents of all the sorori-!
ties as well as to housemothers.
Initiation Is Held.
Dr. Paul Johnston, pastor ol'
Westminster church and Dean J.
E. LeRossignol of the College of
Business Administration will be
initiated as members of Alpha
Theta Chi Sunday afternoon. The
ceremony will start at 4 o'clock.
They will become members of
Chi Phi fraternity when that group
becomes the thirty-third chapter
Nov. 25 and 26.
HONORARY SELLS FRUIT
CAKES.
Phi Upsilon Omicron, home eco
nomics honorary, is carrying on
an annual fruitcake sale which is
under the management of Muriel
Moffit. The money received from
the sale of these cakes is used for
professional work.
"Keep off the grass" signs on
the campus of Washington and
Jefferson college were replaced
with placards reading "Please
walk on the grass." President
Hutchinson explained that he en
joyed walking on the grass, and
that he was more interested in stu
dents than in the lawn.
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NOVELTY
NEWS
Mat. 150
Night 25c
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Livestock Dealers
Attend Pitt Game
More than 200 South Omaha
livestock representatives were in
Lincoln Saturday for their twenty
sixth annual visit and for the
Pittsburgh game. A program in
charge of Prof. R. R. Thalman
was held in animal husbandry hail
Saturday morning.
Y. W. Will Hold Special
Service for New Member
On Tuesday afternoon at 4 there
will ne a candle lighting service
for all new members of Y. W. C. A.
This recognition service will be
immnifiim.,,.
LIBERTY
These SELL-OUT PRICES ZIU
v . . Muslral Sliow.
Orchestra, 92.0O, 91.50 Balcony, $1.50, 1.0O
(Jallery, 75
Pli-a U. S. Oov'i Tax of i0"e.
SKATS n Sale at BKN SIMOV SONS until 6 P. M. Monday.
On Sale at Liberty Box Office after 6 P. M,
The Season's First
As Prince Danilo in Frana
Performance Starts at 8:20
Advance Reservations Will Not Be Held After
10 a. in. Monday.
Gallery Box Office and Doors Will Open at 7 P. M.
This engagement made possible through gracious withdrawal for
the evening of the Liberty Players, Inc.
"The Merry Widow" U the first of notable aeries of attractions this feasor)
under the management of Florence Gardner
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' Another Hit at the
1 STATE
presided over by Evelyn Haase,
sophomore commission leader.
Gertrude Clark, who is in charge
of vespers, will speak on "What
Membership Means to Me."
FACULTY MKMISKICS
WILL SKKVE WITH
VOCATIONAL GKOUI'
Three faculty members have
been placed on a committee for
the organization of a state voca
tional association. They are: C. C.
Minteer, associate professor of vo
cational education; Miss Gertrude
Beers, instructor of commercial
arts; and Rowan Elliff, assistant
professor of vocational education.
The University
of Nebraska
40c
40c
UNIVERSITY
PLAYERS
present
As Husbands Go
By Hitclx'l Crotlurs
Temple Theatre 7:30 P. M.
November 14 to 19, 1932
40c
Admission
40c
ONE NIGHT ONLY-
Mon, Nov, 1 4
Musical Triumph
Lehar's Workl-Famous Hit
Thrills!
Thrills!
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