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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1932)
mKMMiMMMciwnrwn . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1932 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN THREE OOETY, Women Attend Party. Of major interest to women stu dents on the campus this week end is the yearly Cornhusker party, Dec. 9, to which every girl in the university is invited. Guests will attend in costumes and prizes are given to the outstanding cos tumes. Mary Quigley, Pi Beta Phi pledge, will be mistress of cere monies. The affair is scheduled for 7 o'clock. Sponsors Announced. Joyce Ayres and his orchestra has been selected to furnish music for the Chi Omega house dance Saturday evening, Dec. 10. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Arndt, Mr. I. Dein and Mrs. Margaret Rae, house mother, will be the chaperons. Make Final Plans. Jonsey's colored orchestra will play for the Sig Alph-Phi Gam Field day dance Saturday, Dec. 10. The party will be in the basement cf the Elka club according to an " announcement made today. Dick King, Phi Gamma (Delta, has charge of arrangements for the : party and dance. : 1 Mothers Plan Supper. The Mothers club of Chi Phi is fttitertainine' the members of the fraternity and guests' at a third Sunday night super .Dec. 11. &ixiy reservations have been made for this event which will be held at the chapter house. i Fans Honor Gridsters. More than one hundred reserva tions have been made for the an nual football dinner to be given Thursday evening for members of the coaching staff and the team. This event has been scheduled to take place at the University club. Many inteersted fans will also attend. Annual Dinner Given. Wednesday evening at 5:45 members or tne lour major Doaras on the campus will meet for the an nual "Hanging of the Greens" din ner at Ellen Smith hall. Following mem "TENDERFOOT with nd LEW CODY I V i Mat. 15c Nits 25c Two Hour Show J. Thurt. . Frl. - Sat. ('' JiOW-RIALTO Novelty Comedy Act New STATE Now CHESTER t m p l f IN HH of sow 1 WITH . MAP ft AOVti 3 the meal the members of these various groups will decorate the hall in keeping with the Christmas season. Come in now for your Corn husker pictures at Hauck's Studio. 1216 O street, B2991. Adv. V ALLIANCE FRANCAISE HAS LUNCHEON MEET Recently Organized Club Planning Affair for Friday Noon. L' Alliance Francaise which re cently established a local chapter at Lincoln by those interested in modern French literature and cul ture, will hold a luncheon meeting at the Cornhusker hotel Friday at 12:15. The price will be fifty-five cents. Conversational French will be emphasized at the semi-monthly meetings of the society, one meet' ing being a "round-table" dinner devoted to a general discussion and the other being a lecture by a prominent French lecturer. "Anyone is eligible to join L' Al liance Francaise," said Prof. Gins- burg, president- of the society, "and 1 especially urge university students to join as the program will round out the ideas gained by then in class and give them an op- portunity to exercise their French." Anyone desiring further in formation concerning the society is requested to see Prof. Ginsburg. Christmas is just around the corner. This year more than ever photographs are the ideal Christ mas , gifts. Call B5398 for ap pointments. Wright Studio. 144 North 12th st. Adv. GERMAN DEPARTMENT PLANS TO ENTERTAIN Faculty Invites Students To Christmas Party December 15. An informal Christmas party will be given by the faculty of the German department Thursday, Dec. 15 from 4 to 6 o'clock in Gal lery A of Morrill Hall. All German students and their friends are in vited. Guests will be welcomed by members of the staff, '""'oup sing ing will constitute the major part of the program. Special features will consist of violin solos by Miss Rundin, vocal selections by Miss Dean and piano numbers by Miss Weinert. German Christmas coo ies, coffee and cocoa will be served. No admission will be charged. XX JOAN CRAWFORD WALTER HUSTON GUY KIBBEE in "RAIN" coming Monday! WALLACE BEERY In "FLESH" GTUMiT CLABA B 0 W In Tiffany Thayer't "CALL HER SAVAGE" Monday "W athinfton Merry-Go-Round" MAT. 25c EVE. 40c LINCOLN NX NX SUrts ?V Today I - "WIN UZAHDsT k MITZI fMONTMISnUINli XX GREEN "LITTLE ORPHAN cJVv- ft ANNIE" ykJ Mat. 20c Evt. 30b OEIPHEUM Egg Dealers Will Enjoy 'Big9 Day Saturday in Sig Alph-Phi Gam Fray To egg-marketers, poultry fan ciers, and chemists, the atmos phere surounding the football star dium will be laden with a familiar, nauseating ordor Saturday after noon when the two freshmen "teams" of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Gamma Delta meet in their annual egg classic. The contest, a feature of the an nual field day between the two fraternities, promises to be a hard fought, evenly-matched struggle. Each side claims several first-rate FRESHMAN PLAYERS HOLD FIRST MEETING New Dramatic Organization Gives Costume Party Wednesday Night. "Freshman Players," a new orT ganization composed of freshmen members of the university dra matics department held its first meeting Wednesday night at the Temple in the form of a costume character party. All members came dressed to represent indi vidual interpretations of outstand ing personalities in the theatrical and everyday world. Pauline Gellatly, assistant dra matics director in the department and Dorothy Zimmer, dramatics instructor, acted as mistresses of ceremonies in the roles of Harpo and Groucho Marx. Prizes for the best characterizations were award ed Ereslia Baiton, as an Italian peasant for wearing the prettiest costume; Virginia noweu, a Charlie Chaplin, the funniest; and Ruth Charlton, as Edna Mae un ver, the cleverest. At the close of the evening, pic tures were taken of the cleverest characters. Two plays will be pre sented by the members at the next meeting to be held Wednesday. Dec. 14. M'KIM ILL WITH COMPLICATIONS OF MALARIA DISEASE Verio rv MpKim. assistant in the geography department, has been ill for a week with complications from malaria contracted four years ago in the Philippines. He spent two years teaching in the Philippines and two years in Texas, in botn or wnicn ioca.ui.iea are found favorable conditions for the development of malaria germs. McBride Gets Derby; Boner Result of Nap Bud McBride was awarded the brown derby by the freshman class in law school for the next week, being the first one to receive it twice this year. McBride went to sleep in class Monday and had bad dreams. He raised his hand to take the oath as senator, so he dMomoH and was called on. Bud awoke reciting on a case about five pages ahead of tne rest oi im class. And was Bud's face red? DANCING (HI llll At the Pot-Seaon Football Frolic Nebraska Varsity Football Men Will be Guests of Honor Joyce Ayres' Band "KIckoff" at 8:30 Friday Evening mi Hotel Lincoln "Venetian Room" hurlers with speed-ball curves and wicked aims, as well as crates upon ancient and long since for gotten henfruit. Visitors are expected for the contest from all over the country, and several big league baseball teams are reported as sending scouts here to cover the contest for likely-looking material, which will undoubtedly be very much in evidence. Anticipation of a crowd larger than that which was present for the last Notre Dame-Nebraska game has caused predictions to be made that the stadium will be filled to overflowing with lovers of the sport. It has been announced that, if necessary, two immense stands, one at each end of the football field, will be constructed to take care of the multitude. Altho both egg-hurling teams maintain a veil of secrecy concern ing their movements, it is expected that full information concerning the prospects of the outcome will be available for this publication Friday. Marigold Ballroom (The Home of Good Orchestras) presents TREAT NITE FRIDAY, DEC. 9 Slatz Randall and his Bruns wick recording orchestra (the orchestra that played the Mili tary Ball). SATURDAY, DEC. 10 Eddie Jungbluth, Lincoln's Premier Dance Orchestra 7l TU MISSES "TpWART PAREL i OrMnJfcos. I KT M.WSSERMANN f Attention! Students y Friday & Saturday A t 500 EXQUISITE BETTER GRADE i I HldDIintDAlY if 2 ) k h h I With Everything but the p Paris Labels in Them h & THE MOST AMAZING U VALUES AT THIS PRICE j Q Superior Styles J?" JM Pa) O Superior Materials (U Q SuperiorTrimming L l Q Superior Tailoring o Street &1 f( A Q Afternoon . jMi yf n o Forn,al V A - U c?i fjj Q Sunday nite . 1 I j fl W Priced Way Below i ys y Cost of Materials Alone! V j 0 Ji The Most Exciting ... 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