FRIDAY. APRIL 7, 1933.
OCl ETY.
Ml- PHI EPSILON
TO GIVE MUSIC ALE
Chi Omega Founder9
Day Celebrated
Wednesday.
Will Hold Musicale.
Mu Phi Epsilon will entertain
two hundred guests at a musicale
and reception Friday evening at
Ellen Smith hall. Appearing on the
program will be Josephine Mcper
mott, Arlene Larson, Betsy Bene'
diet, Naomi Randall, Ruth Jeffer
son. Esther Kreuscher, Lois Lef
ferdink, Evalyn Pierpoint, Marian
Dunleby and Helen Ludlam. Mrs,
A. R. Congdon ana Mrs. fnu Eas
terday will assist in the dining
room.
Return for Sailor's Ball.
Alumni of Delta Sigma Phi who
are returning for the Sailor's Ball
Saturday evening are: Joseph To
man, Ralph Fitzsimmons, Bingham
Young, Claude Mason, Rein Kohtz,
Everett Slaggett, Bill Cole, Wil
liam Dreier, Bernard Harvey, Mel
ton Denielson, Maurice Selleck and
John Ross. There will also be five
guests from Kansas State college
Observe Founder's Day.
The thirty-eighth anniversary of
the founding of Chi Omega was
celebrated Wednesday evening by
members of the active and alum
nae chapters by a dinner at the
chapter house. Mary Gilmor, pres
ident of the actives spoke for the
chapter and Betty Jones responded
for the alumnae. About sixty were
in attendance.
Sigma Chi Pledges Three,
Sigma Chi announces the pledg-
The Balcony Scene
Alone is worth the price of admission
to "Romeo and Juliet' being pre
sented this week by the University
Players. A special matinee will be
Riven Saturday in order to accommo
date the crowds. Good seats still
Available for every performance.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Friday.
Kappa Delta, Spring Party, at
Cornhusker.
Mortar Board, Dinner, Univer
sity club.
Phi Chi Theta, Bridge Benefit,
Cornhusker.
Mu Phi Epsilon, Musical, Ellen
Smith Hall.
Saturday.
Delta Sigma Phi, Sailors Ball,
Cornhusker.
Phi Kappa Psi, House Party.
Delta Gamma, House Party.
Alpha Chi Omega, House party
Phi Gamma Delta, House party
vAlpha Lambda Delta, Luncheon
at University club.
Ag Executive Council, Party,
Student Activities Building.
ing of Verne Alder and Donald
Durfee, Pierce, and Paul Schmitt,
Madison.
Group Holds Election.
The following oficers have been
chosen to lead Phi Kappa for the
coming year: Francis Hastert,
president; Joseph Pavlik, steward;
Alois Topil, secretary, and Tom
Carroll, inter-fraternity council
representative.
Entertain at Smoker.
Members of Delta Sigma Pi,
professional business administra
tion fraternity, gathered for a
smoker at the Tau Kappa Epsilon
house Wednesday evening. About
fifteen members and guests were
present.
Loomis Heads Pi K. A.'s.
Lloyd Loomis has been elected
president of Pi Kappa Alpha for
the coming year. Other new offi
cers of the fraternity are: Ran
dolph Soker, vice president; Wood-
row Beree, treasurer, and Jack
Fischer, steward.
Kappa Deltas Elect.
Kappa Delta has re-elected
Laura Smith as its president for
the coming year. She will be as
sisted by Alice Lee Trechsal, vice
president; Maxine Packwood, sec
retary, and Sylvia Smith, treas
urer.
AG COLLEGE PLANS
FOR EASTER SERVICE
Young People's Groups
Are Sponsoring
Service.
A special early morning Easter
service for College of Agriculture
students will be held Sunday in the
student activities building on the
Ag campus, according to an an
nouncement made Thursdv ovo.
ning. The Young people's groups of
warren ana n;pworin cnurcnes are
sponsoring the service.
A conflict of dates between Eas
ter Sunday and spring vacation
caused the committee in charge to
move the services nn nn nuoir
Spring vacation this year includes
Easter Sunday.
Rev. Calhoun of th wirst Pr.,.,.
byterian church is to speak to the
siuuenis. ijreaKrast will be served
at 7:30 .in the morning for a nomi
nal cost to the students. Those in
charge are urging air young people
especially students, to attend the
event.
Milan Austin is in general charg
of the program. Marjorie Filler is
head of the breakfast committee
and Louise Bernhart is directing
the decorating committee.
DANCING AT THE PARK . . .
Is ideal in weather like this. Come out to the PARK tonight
and tomorrow night and dance to Leo Beck and his greater
orchestra. A completely re-organized dance band and a beauti
fully redecorated pavilion make dancing at the PARK this year
all the more enjoyable.
ANTELOPE PARK DANCE
PAVILION
Dancing Every Night Except Sunday
Announce Engagement.
Frances Hinkle, Kappa Delta
and John Skiles, Sigma Nu alum
nus, passed the candy and cigars
at their respective houses re
cently. Miss Hinkle whose home is
in Trenton, is a freshman in
Teacher's college.
Announce Chaperons.
Chaperons for the Delta Gamma
house party to be given Saturday
evening will be Dr. and Mrs.
Stephen Cory, Mrs. Gertrude
Adams, the housemother, and Mrs.
Dora Finch. Joyce Ayres' orches
tra will play.
Attend Meeting.
Glen Le Doiyt Albert Ebers,
Howard White, and Roy Blaser are
attending the annual conclave of
the Farm House fraternity being
held at Champaign, 111. They are
expected to return Sunday.
Announce Pledges.
The Phi Chi Theta, professional
womens commercial sorority an
nounces the pledging of three girls.
They are Caroline Link, Mary Lou
Franz and Constance Christopolus.
Official Bulletin
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Outing Club.
Members of the Outing club
are requested by Maxine Pack
wood, president, to meet at the
main library Friday, April 7. The
club will then go to the studio
where the group picture will be
taken.
Because he threatened to sus
pend any student found dancing,
A. V. Proudfoot, president of the
Simpson college board of trustees,
last week was pelted with eggs
and fruit during a chapel meeting.
His speech, punctuated by continu
ous booing and hissing, followed
the temporary suspension of seven
students who attended a private
dance.
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