rmivY. KKHKliAKY 21, 1933.
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kappa rsi mix
give formal wvaek
Phi Kappa Psi will entertain
.lt a formal dinner dance at the
i ! imner house at 7:30 this evening.
T.'bles will be decorated in green
ami red. the fraternity colors.
n,aperme for the event will be
Ms Jlvi'i Cox, Mrs. Cora Bent
lev' and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Stokes. Leo Beck and his or
hestra will play for the affair
Out of town members who will
httend the party are: Warren
Mden. John Teasdale, Forest Gas
knll. Pill Khi hron.
Sorority Gires Dinner.
Mi. ha. Xi Delta will entertain at
4 dinner Friday evening preceding
t) c Motar Board party. Miss Lnhi
H .i.e and Mrs. Adeline Harns
o. rger. housemother, will ! chap-
i ones.
(. R.'s Hosts to PldlfiVS
The Alpha Gamma Hho house
t a'ty Saturday evening will be
-iv.'ii hv the' pledges for the
pledges of Delta Sigma "Lambda,
Delta Tan Delta and Tan Kappa
KosiiiTi.
l ilkerson to Play.
Chapcrones for the Sigma Alpha
Kj -ilon house party will be Mrs.
H'.'i! Miner, Mr. R. C. Dein and
Mr. -nd Mrs. R. A. Schmidt. Roger
Wilki -i son's orchestra will furnish
r. :,-ie foi the affair.
1 1 nnotmre (.haperones.
The Theta Tin Alpha house
;;;nn- Saturday will be chaperoned
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Friday.
Mortar Board party, colis
eum. Phi Kappa Psi, dinner
dance, chapter house.
Chi Omega, formal, Corn
husker. Newman club, St. Eliza
beth's nurses home.
Alpha Xi Delta, dinner,
chapter house.
Alpha Phi, dinner, chapter
house.
Saturday.
Theta Phi Alpha, house
party.
Lambda Chi Alpha, house
party.
Alpha Gamma Rho, house
party.
Ag party, Student Activ
ities building.
Sigma Chi, formal, Corn
husker. Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
house party.
Raymond hall, formal
Raymond hall.
by Col. and Mrs. F. A. Kidwell and
Mis. Katherine Fa i lev.
Jungbluth to I'lay.
Jungbluth's orchestra will play
for the Sigma Chi formal to be
given at the Cornhusker Saturday
night. Dr. and Mrs. A. II. Schmidt.
Mrs. Melsana Daniels. Mrs. Cora
Bent ley. and Dr. and Mrs. Earl
Dt-ppen.
Raymond Hull Entertains.
About l-".0 couples will attend
the formal which is being given
Saturday evening by Carrie Belle
Raymond hall. Howie Christensen's
orchestra will play for the affair
which will be held" in the ballroom
of the hall. The room will be
decorated with palms.
Fire Girls Pledge.
Five gills have recently an
nounced their pledges to the fol
lowing sororities: Frances Wilson,
Alpha Delta Theta; Elizabeth Cun
ningham. Lucille Cunningham,
Mary Cunningham and Lucille
Studiviea, Theta Fhi Alpha.
Alumnae Club Meets.
Kappa Phi alumnae met Wed
nesday at the home of Miss Marg
aret Wiener. Assisting hostesses
were Miss Gertrude Kbers and
Miss Helen Chase.
Honor Housemother.
Honoring Mrs. Emma Holyoke,
who has been housemother at the
Alpha Delta Theta house for the
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past five years, the alumnae of the.
sorority entertained at a bridge
party at the home of Mrs. Roseoe
Hill Wednesday evening.
Honorary Cires Party.
Guests at the Mortar' Board
party Friday night in the coliseum
will be Lean and Mrs. T. J.
Thompson, Miss Amanda Heppner,
Miss Florence McCahey and Miss
Margaret Fedde. Chaperones are
Miss Tauhne Gellatly. Miss Mabel
Lee and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thomp
son. Mel Snyder and his orchestra
w ill play.
COUIATE F Ui U Y
MFMllEH SOI I)S
em oi iA;i; yoiE
Culten Stales Prttfiress
(irons During Hard
Times.
By College News Service.
HAMILTON. N. Y.. Feb. L'3. -
"Hard limes aie hot houses
which progiess grows."
That was the enctmrnsrinc" n
in
te
on the depression issued this week
by President George Barton Cut
ten of Colgate university.
"This forced growth is not pleas
ant but it is valuable," he said.
"Mankind has always had to he
kicked uniairs. He is naturally
layy. You (annot coax him: you
mutt drive him."
He declared that every gicat
era. of progiess in the history of
the race has been preceded iny a
great cataclysm in which men suf
fered and strug-kd in facing al
most unconcjiie. able conditions.
The suriving profited and were
stronger, he said.
Leisure Precedes Decadence.
"On the other hand," Dr. Cut
ten pointed out. "periods of decad
ence have been preceded by mis
used leisure on the part of the rul
ing classes, and easy times have
made flabby races. We move along
the lines of least rcsirtance, but
the law of growth and develop
ment is that we grow as we ex
pect ourselves physically, men
tally and morally.
"Prosperity kills itself. Selec
tion, migration, mutation and
change of habits brought about by
adversity are the necessary condi
tions for advances."
A darker picture was painted,
however, by Prof. Paul Jacobson
of the university, who declared
that "the United States is nearer
a revolution than it ever has been
since the Civil war."
Though urging poise and confi
dence, rather than alarm, he cop
tended that certain fundamental
changes must come about if the
country is to avoid the evils ot
"abortive action."
Manifestations of the latter, he
said, already are being witnessed
in the middle west and other sec
tions of the nation, where farm
strikes and forcibly controlled
foreclosure sales are becoming
common.
MISS JANE STEEL
IS PRESENTED AS
BEST DRESSED GIRL
(Continued From Page 1.)
was the title of the Gamma Phi
Beta skit. Jeanette Arensberg,
Harrie Daly, and Audred Whitman,
comprising the Alpha Phi Trio ap
peared next on the program. Car
rie Belle Raymond Hall presented
"Darkies on Delta" following which
Lois Rath burn gave a reading La
Peitie Valase.
Scene two of the fashion revue
was followed by a stunt, "The
Opera" given by Delta Delta Delta.
The last number of the program
was a French reading by Klsa
Swift.
Miss Steel, junior In the college
of Arts and Science, was selected
as the best dressed girl from fif
teen candidates who were seeking
the position.
LTniversil Iiistruetor
T;i)k to riiiireh Group
Prof. G. O. Virtue or me col
lege of Business Administration
discussed the taxation situation
at the last of a series of six church
night programs at Grace Meth
odist chute h Wednesday evening.
Al-out 3-r0 persons attended, the
meeting.
LIBERTY
Gknray Comedy Co.
SELF DEFENSE
Vaudeville
it
Tomorrow Night
Big Midnight Frolic
Check in Money.
Members of the Tassels
and Alpha Lambda Delt.i
check in their Mortar Board
tickets at Ellen Smith hall
between 12 and 1 o'clock to
day. JANE ROBERTSSON.
DRAMATIC SOCIETY
TO PRESEYT PLA YS
Club Will Give Three
One . tet Skits on
March 1.
The presentation of the Univer
sity Dramatic club's three original
one act plays will be held at the
Temple theater, March 1, accord
ing to Lee Young-, president of the
organization. All necessary ar
rangements nave been completed
and ticket .sales have been pro
gressing rapidly, he stated.
The three plays chosen by the
contest committee, were ail writ
ten by University of Nebraska stu
dents, and are to be publicly pre
sented for the first time on this
campus. "Wise Guy." by Hal
Fasten ; "The Winning of Harry
Jones," by Margaret Deming and
Dorothy Cook: and "Kaddish," oy
Zolley Lerner, are the three plays.
"The Winning of Harry Jones,"
has been ca;-t and is being; directed
by its authors. Joe di Natalie will
take tlv leading part of Harry
Jones, and will be assisted by Jane
McLaughlin and Bess Langford.
who will supply the feminine in
terest. The story is woven around the
life of a circus baiker at a state
fair. Hany Jones, who is the
baiker. travels with the show and
included among the troupe is the
girl of his dreams, played by Bess
Langford. When he returns to hi
home town, to put on the side-
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whofe part is played by Jane Mc
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sults has a light romantic and
comedy touch to it.
The best i.lav will be selected
by the
Young.
audience, according to
University of Illinois
Investigates "Seeret Six'
CHICAGO. (CNSi. Investiga
tion by the "Secret Six" of mys
terious threats, demanding that all
members of one of his classes be
given passing grades, was re
quested this week by Prof. Maur
ice Visscher of the University of
Illinois college of medicine here.
He said he had received notes, in
structing him to issue the passing
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