i.umAV. AI'KIL 21, 1933.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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IWTU SEA BURY WILL
SPEAK AT BANQUET
Congregational Women's
Sorority to Observe
founders Day.
Miss Ruth Seabury of Boston,
Mass. la to be a special guest at
th,. annual founder's day banquet
of Sigma Eta Chi, Congregational
iritis' sorority. The banquet will be
jlt ld Saturday evening at the Lin
coln hotel. Rainbow colors will be
,,,! jn the decorations and this
theme will be carried out in the
toasts. Altlne Hahn will be toast
mi.stress, and Kathryn Bauer, Ber-nli-e
Rundin, Edith Noyes, Jean
Harris and Helen Edelmcier will
MK-ak. Miss Seabury, who is well
known in young people's work will
conclude the toasts with a talk
"A the Foot of the Rainbow."
About thirty are expected to at
tend. Wilkerson to Play.
Roger Wllkerson's orchestra
will play for the A. T. O. house
party Saturday evening. Mr. and
Mis Byron Sarvis and D. W. Dy
sincer ' will chaperon the affair,
which will be attended by about
fifty couples, including several out
of town guests.
Announce Chaperons.
Decorations for the Phi Alpha
Delta party Saturday night at the
chapter house will suggest a court
room. About forty couples will be
present and the following guests
from out of town will be present:
John Ferneay and Dwight Grif
fith Auburn; Donald Krause, Om
aha' and J. P. Jensen, Kearney. Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Miller, Coleita Ait
ken and Lester OrfiMd will chap
eron. Will Give Banquet.
A progressive banquet to be held
Saturday evening is being planned
by the Palladian literary society.
Chaperons are to be Mr. and Mrs.
A W. Medlar and Mr. and Mrs. T.
F. A. Williams. Arrangements are
being made by Hughine Legge.
Uni Student Married.
Of interest in university circles
Is the marriage on Easter Sunday
of Miss Marie Sroensen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sorenson of
North Bend to LeRoy W. Larson
of Fremont, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Larson of Holdree-e. Mr T Ar
son la a former Htudrnh At thn oo-.
ricultural colleg.
Group Gives Smoker.
Sigma Delta Chi entertained nil
men interested in journalism at a
smoker Thursday evenlne in the N
.club rooms.
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Give Benefit Bridge.
The Theta XI Mothers club will
entertain at a benefit bridge Fri
day evening at the chapter house.
Meet at Chapter House.
Hostesses at the meeting of the
Theta Phi Alpha Mothers club Fri
day afternoon at the chapter house
wil Ibe Mrs. Roy E. Warren and
Mrs. W. E. Studnicka.
Iowa, will address an open meeting
sponsored by Pel Cbi, national
honorary psychological fraternity,
to be held at the Social Science
auditorium, April 27.
Using as his theme, "The Neuro-
Pbysiological Approach to Psy
chological Problems," Dr. Travis
will approach the topic from the
angle of electro-physiology.
The speaker is well known over
the nation as an authority on
speech disorders and their relating
to the nervous system. Dr. Travis
will especially emphasize the dif
ficulties of articulation with re
gard to the upper fend lower
nervou3 centers.
Alumnae Hold Meeting.
Sigma Alpha Iota alumnae will
meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 at
the Y. W. C. A. Following the
meeting, Mrs. E. C. Boehmer and
Mrs. Vernon Forbes will preside at
the tea table.
Alfreda Johnson was recently
elected president of the Phi Chi
Theta, professional commercial
sorority, for the coming year.
Mary Katherlne Aldin was select
ed as vice president, Gladys Wil
liams, secretary and Mildred Kirk
bride, treasurer.
PARADE ON API 27
Highest Ranking Company
Will Receive One Per
Cent in Compet.
A retreat parade will be staged
by the cadet regiment on Thurs
day, April 27, according to a gen
eral order issued by the military
department recently. This is one
of a series or parauea turn
bv the militarv de
partment in preparation for the
general inspection which will be
held in May.
The rnmnanv reccivine the high
est rating will receive 1 percent at
compet The company standing
second will receive one-half per
cent and the company winning
thirH ninrp will receive one-fourth
percent at compet. Companies will
be' judged on percentage uaa, at
tendance counting 20 percent,
TYinrrhinir of comDanv into posi
tion, 20 percent, conduct and bear
ing of officers, perceui.
includes handling of saber), action
of pivot men ana guia.es, w pei
cent, and marching In review
ctnng onri nlipnment 20 percent.
First call will be sounded at
4:50 p. ffi., assembly at 5, battalion
adjutants can ai o:uo "u
mcntni Ariiutant's calh on signal.
The cadet regiment will form as
follows: Band on 12th street fac
ing north with the rear of the band
resting near the north end of the
stadium; Prov. battalion-Persh-ing
' Rifles on the road north of
Memorial hall facing north. Head
quarters company on 12th street
in rear of the band; First battal
ion, on the road in front of the
coliseum, battalion in line facing
south. The right of the battalion
to rest on 12th street; Second bat
talion, on walk in front of Nebras
ka hall, battalion in line facing
west. The right of the battalion
to rest on the road north of Ne
braska hall. As soon as formed
to move on 12th street and halt in
rear of band; Third battalion, on
walk in front of stadium, battalion
in line facing west. The right of
the battalion to rest on walk near
north end of stadium.
At the regimental adjutant's call
the regiment will form on the pa
rade ground in line of battalions in
line of close columns facing north.
DR. L. E. TAVIS TO
SPEAK AT MEETING
Speech Clinic Director
To Talk Thursday,
April 27.
Dr. L. E. Tavis, director of the
speech clinic at the University of
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