FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1932.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THREE
OCl ETY
YULETIDE FESTIVITY
PREVAILS ON CAMPUS
Christmas festivity is in full
swing on the campus according to
party announcements for this week
end. Many groups are planning
WALLACE
BEERY
KAREN MORLEY
Rlcardo Cortex
Jean Hersholt
John Miljan
"FLESH"
Thelma Todd
Zasu Pitta
In "Alum A' Eve"
STUART
12:45 till 2 p. m. 25c
LEE TRACY
CONSTANCE
CUMMINGS
In
"Washington
All Laffie Comedy
"Strange Inner-tube"
Mat. 25c, Eve 40c
LINCOLN
Joel
McCrea
MARIAN MARSH
Skeett Gallagher
Wm. Oargan
In
"THE
SPORT
PARADE"
Mat. 20c
Eve. 30c
ORPIIEUM
house dances with decorations and
favors in keeping with the season.
The Tau Kappa Epsilon freshmen
are sponsoring their annual Xmas
party Saturday mgnt at tne nouse.
Pi Beta Phi pledges nave Dooicea
a formal house dance to honor
their upperclassmen the same eve
ning. Friday night Sigma t Alpha
Epsilon is entertaining at its an
nual formal at the Cornhusker.
Saturday nieht at the Corn
husker Delta Delta Delta will give
its formal dance of the year. Beta
Theta Pi, Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha
Omicron Pi, and Alpna cm umega
are the other Greek groups giving
house dances that evening. Delta
Upsilon pledges will entertain for
their actives Friday nigni ai a
house party.
A Christmas cartv at the Stu
dent Activity Building on the Ag
Campus will be the main event ior
students in that college. Lutheran
Students will be guests at a party
given by the First Lutheran
church.
Ag Students' Party.
Tlie annual Ag Christmas party
will be held on Friday night at
eight o'clock. The party will be
under the direction of the Ag Exec
utive board with Jess Livingston,
in direct charere of the affair. The
party will be in the Student Ac
tivities building.
The Salem choir of Milford will
sing for the party, with Albert
Ebers directing. The Rev. Flay E.
Hunt will speak on "What Christ
mas Means to Me." Carols will
be sung and Santa Claus will dis
tribute presents to prominent Ag
college students and faculty mem
bers. "Silent Night" by the au
dience will complete the program.
Tanksterettes Swim.
Tanksterettes, women's swim
ming club, are giving a party Sat
urday. Dec. 17 from 12 to 2
o'clock at the University coli
seum in honor of the tnirteen new
members. Lunch will be served
at 2 o'clock after the members and
their guests have enjoyed an
hours frolic in tne water, mose
wishing to attend are to make re
servations with Maxine Packwood,
who is in charge of the arrange
ments.
and Mrs. Phillips. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon has chosen Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Mott, Lester Orfield, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Miller and Mrs.
Hal Minor as their sponsors for
their party jj riaay.
AlDha Chis have invited Miss
Iola Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Valde-
mar Peterson and Mrs. C. L. Bi
shop, housemother to act as chap
erones for their Christmas dance
on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Senning and Mrs. Pullman are to
be the guest of the Alpha O's
on Saturday, at a house dance.
Actives Plan Dinner.
Active members of Sienna Alpha
Iota, honorary music sorority, are
planning a buffet supper Sunday
evening in honor of the group's
pledges. Eighteen couples will at
tend. The function will be held at
the chapter house and will be
chaperoned by frotessor ana jmxs.
Don Berry and Mrs. R. D. Davis,
housemother. The evening wil be
spent informally.
Journalists Meet.
The topic on which Mr. R. F.
Crawford spoke at the Theta
Sigma Phi meeting Tuesday eve-nine-
was "The Magazine Article."
The groups met at the home of
Mary Sutton. Several rushees
were asked to attend.
Announce Chaperones.
Delta Upsilon freshmen are en
tertaining the active members at
a house dance Friday. Chaperones
for the event are Mr. and Mrs. El
ton Lux, Dean and Mrs. Fordyce
STUDENTS
AND
FACULTY
Make This a Pen Christmas
ALL
Sheaffer
Pens and
Pencils
p.
At
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Price
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10.00 (Lifetime) 5.35
5.003.00
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9.00 and 5.00 Sets
5.00 and 3.00
Desk Sets at Half
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Friday.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon formal .Cornhusker
Delta Upsilon house House dance
Ag Christmaa Mixer. .Activity building
Kappa Delta House dance
Delta Zeta House dance
Saturday.
PI Beta Phi House dance
Tau Kappa Epsilon House dance
Beta Theta Pi House dance
Alpha Sigma Phi House dance
Delta Delta Delta Cornhusker
Alpha Omicron Pi House dance
Alpha Cbi Omega House dance
Luehtran Party 17th A
Frolic Is Announced.
A Jack Frost frolic is the theme
of the house -dance which the ac
giving in honor of Delta Zeta are
giving in honor of their pledges
on Friday night. Harold Rice's
orchestra will play for the dancing,
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Berry,
with Mrs. Eloise Tebbetts will be
chaperones.
Following the presentation of
"The Messiah" at the Coliseum
Sunday, members of the Ag fac
ulty, Ag staff and A members of
the Y.W.C.A. will meet at Ellen
Smith hall Sunday, Dec. 18, for a
Christmas tea from 4:30 to 6
o'clock. The tea, sponsored by the
Ag staff, will carry out the" inter
national theme; negro spirituals
will be sung, and Chinese poems
will be read.
Emma Feith and Miss Miller
will pour, and Valentine Klotz is
general chairman. Other chairmen
are Arlene Bors, who has charge
of the program; May Svoboda, in
charge of decorations; Helen
Smrha, refreshments; Bee Donald
son, entertainment and publicity,
and Gladys Klopp.
McLEAN HALL WILL
MERGE WITH DELTA
CHI NEXT SATURDAY
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ducted by the following national
officers of Delt Chi fraternity:
John B; Harshman, Dayton, O.,
president; O. K. Patton, Iowa City,
la., secretary; Cecil S. DeRoin,
Kansas City, Mo.,'- treasurer, and
Donald G. Isett, assistant execu
tive secretary.
Alumni of Nebraska chapter of
Delta Chi who will be present and
assist with the ceremonies include
Robert McDowell Armstrong, '14,
Auburn; John Mullen, '14, Falls
City; L. F. "Pop" Klein, '23, Crete;
Judge Leslie Noble, '21, Beatrice,
and Jack Barton, 18, Omaha.
Lewis Westwood, Tecumseh, '05 of
Buffalo, N. Y., chapter, will also
attend.
Charter Members.
Charter members who will at
tend include Oscar B. Clark, Lin
coln; C. Petrus Peterson, Lincoln;
Robert W. Devoe, Lincoln, and
Judge M. W. Bates. Lexington.
Other charter members are unable
to attend.
Active members of Nebraska
chapter of Delta Chi who will par
ticipate are H. Clinton Frankman,
Oshland, Ky., president; Harold
Wilson caster, juincoin, vice presi
dent; La Von Linn, Pawnee City,
secretary; Robert Chamberlain,
Verdon, treasurer; Lester Prokop,
Hay Springs; Kooert reierson,
Madison; Vernon Elere. Red Oak,
la.; James- Heaton, Hay Springs;
Charles Vogt, jr., summeriieio,
Kans.; John N. Bliss, Omaha, and
John F. Durr, Holton, Kans.
Delta Chi fraternity was louna
ed at Cornell university Oct. 13,
1890, and at present has forty ac
tive chapters and a membership of
10,000. The fraternity's iNeorasKa
chapter was founded in lyoy.
McLean Hall was founded on the
Nebraska campus four years ago
with the status of a local iraier
nitv. Tt has made a steadv climb
in prestige on the campus, making
third in scholarship among Ne
braska fraternities the past semes
ter. Secretary Will Conduct
Series of Study Groups
A series of study groups on ' The
Life of Jesus," will be held twice
each week from Christmas until
Easter under the direction of Miss
Bernice Miller, Y. W. C. A. secre
tary. One of the groups will meet on
Fridays from 4 to 5:30 o'clock, and
the other on Sundays from 9 to
10:30. Each group will be com
posed of girls who must register
with Miss Miller before vacation.
CELASSDLFOEED
10c Per Line
Minimum 2 Lines
Please bring all found article to the
Dally Nebraakan office In U. Hall. Report
louet there also.
PERSONAL
STUDENT Golnp to Fargo or Minne
apolis would like ride with motorist
going entire distance or to any In
tervening point. Call M24&4.
ORCHESTRA NM CONCERT
Student Symphony Sched
uled for Sunday Eve
ning at St. Paul's.
The School of Music symphony
orchestra, under the direction of
Prof. Carl F. Steckelberg, will be
heard in concert Sunday evening,
Dec. 18, at St. Paul Methodist
church at 7:45 o'clock. There will
be no admission charge. A silver
offering will be taken.
The orchestra, composed of sixty-one
students, will present the
following program:
Wagner, The March and Chorus from
"Tannhauser."
Hayden, Symphony No. 7, C major;
Adagio Allegro Mono, Adagio, Minuetto,
Klnale, Vivace.
Yarnfelt. Prelude.
Bach, Andante, Chorale, Fugue.
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