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Friday, may iq
FOUR
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
10H
SOCIETY.
TWO CROUPS NAME
SPONSORS I OR EVENTS
Creek Men Honor Sisters
At Dinners Civen
Recently.
Delts Entertain Sisters.
Prof, and Mrs. J. C. Brauer,
Mrs. Fannie Schnell and Mrs. Ray
Bixby will be chaperones at the
snorts nnrtv to be eiven Saturday
night by Tau Kappa Epsilon at the
chapter house. Joyce Ayres or
chestra will play.
Phi Delts Elect.
Newlv elected officers of Phi
Delta Theta are William Corn-
stock, president: Miles Houck,
vice president; William Farns-
worth, secretary; Robert Pray,
warden: George Leonard, histo
rian.
Give Fine Arts Ball.
Chanerons for the Fine Arts
ball to be held Friday evening will
be Miss Kady Faulkner, Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Kirsch and Mrs.
Louise A. Kelly. Chick Ashlock's
orchestra will play for the affair.
Plan House Party.
Zeta Tau Alpha will entertain at
a party at the chapter nouse faat-
urdav evening:. Mr. ana Mrs. c. it-
McNeill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C.
Biebergstein, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
K. Slaymaker, Miss Maude Moore
and Misa Clara Slade will chaper
on. Pat Barton and his orchestra
will furnish music.
Gamma Phi's Give Party.
Jonsey's orchestra will play for
the Gamma Phi Beta party to be
held Saturday night at the chap
ter house, r. and Mrs. Donald
Keyes, Mrs. F. H. Beedle and Mr.
Lloyd Teal will chaperone.
Deltas Entertain Sisters.
Members of Delta Tau Delta
held their annual Sister's day din
ner at the chapter house Wednes
day evening. The following guests ;
were present: Ariene Larson, wary
Quigley, Marjorie Campbell, Jean j
Sidles, Margaret Lawlor, Rogene i
Anderson, Polly Gellatly. Eleanor i
Jones, Helen McFarland, Betty Ha
berlan, Lenore Schwaeser.
Give Silver Tea.
Members of Sigma Eta Chi, Con
gregational women's organization,
will be entertained at a silver tea
Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 ,
o'clock in Ellen Smith hall. Flnr-1
once Duxman, chairman of the so
rial committee is in charge of ar
rangements. The officers, headed i
by Altine Hahn. president, will
preside. A musical program has
been arranged. j
Sigma Nu's Hosts to Sisters, j
Sisters of members of Sigma Nu i
will be entertained at a dinner at j
the chapter house Sunday. Jack '
Kennedy la in charge of the affair,
which will b attended by several
out of town guests in addition to :
the following: Betty and Mary
Alice Kelly. Jean Shoemaker, Ruth
Skiies, waxine aiusser, Kuoy ana
Grace Nicklas.
Group Initiates Three.
Delta Sigma Pi, professional
business administration fraternity,
initiated three men Wednesday
evening at the Lincoln hotel. Those
initiated were William Wimpen
ney, George Glein and Albert Ross.
Following the initiation ceremon
ies, a banquet was held, with Har
old Winquest, president of the or
ganization acting as toastmaster.
Prof. K. M. Arndt and Victor
Brink, alumnus, gave short talks.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday
Pershing Rifles, Dinner
Dance, Cornhusker.
Fine Art$, Ball, Morrill Hall.
Newman Club, Carnival
Dance.
Saturday.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, House
Party.
Zeta Tau Alpha, House
Party.
Gamma Phi Beta, House Party.
Party.
Kapoa Sigma, House party.
Delian-Union. Picnic, Crete.
Alpha Delta Pi, House Party.
Theta Chi, House Party.
Alpha Tau Omega, Banquet,
Lincoln, Country club.
Petersen to Address
Scandinavian Society
Professor F. Valdemar Peterson,
member of the political science ;
faculty will apeak tonight at eight
o'clock before the Scandinavian
Society. Peterson's subject will be :
"Parliamentary Government Un-:
der Fire." The meeting will be at
tne Home or Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Otte, on Pepper street.
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Minimum 2 Lines
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Dally Nebraakan oflica in U Halt Report
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FOUND Drill cap. Owner may claim
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Valued u a keepsake. Return to
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FOUND :ixk Roeary. Owner may
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Jean Wllhelmy at Theta houiw.
FOUND Top of black Sreaffer Life
time fountain pen. Call Daily Ne
braakan office.
Special Notice
PLEASE COME In before final exams
and claim what art Idea have been
returned to thi office. Among them
are: AUny lrvea. a notebook, one
boon. thre key caaea. two hata, etc.
Wanted lo Buy
"D ROADSTER or coupe, model T
ALL QUIET ON AG
COLLEGE CAMPUS
AFTER ELECTION
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Thursday. They were unopposed.
They are Mark Hackman, Farm
House; Thil Henderson, Farm
House, Kathcrine Agnew and Mil
dred Tickler,
Little interest was manifested in
the races for various offices of Ag
club. Only Til voles were cast.
John Lowcnstcin, Farm House, is
the new president, having- been un
opposed on Thursday's ballot.
Howard White, Farm House and
varsity track man, showed unex
pected strength in the vice presi
dent contest. He won over Bill
Waldo, Alpha Gamma Rho, by a
comfortable margin. Waldo is an
outstanding student on the cam
pus and active in student affairs.
For the second time Elmer Par
lik, Farm House, was clectod to
an office in the club. He won out
last week. Thursday members of
the club elected him treasurer for
the coming year.
A barb candidate, Bill Donahue,
was victorious in the race for sec
lead over his opponent. Donahue
retary of Ag club. He had a good
is member of Palladian society,
Tho Thursday election culmi
nated a prolonged election cam
paign on the agricultural college
campus. Farm House and the
barbs were linked together in
forces which enabled them to land
all offices.
It is doubtful if another "repeat"
election will be necessary on the
campus in future jears, student
leaders of all factions say. Rules
for such contests in years to come
will comply with recommendations
made by the ag executive board
and the faculty election commit
tee.
CAPITOL BEACH TO OPEN
All-University Nights Will
Be Sponsored Mondays
And Tuesdays.
Capitol Beach, newly renovated
and redecorated, will open Satur
day, May 20 under the manage
ment of San Slusky, veteran in the
Amusement Park business. Eddie
Jungbluth and his orchestra will
play for the opening, which will
reveal a number of new additions
and improvements,
Ted Cooper, who is well known
in Lincoln, will be In charge of the
ballroom where All-University
nights will be sponsored on Mon
days and Tuesdays. Eddie Jung
bluth's dance band will play at
these affairs.
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Golf Club and Bag 2.95
Tennis Balls 25c
Golf Ball 20c
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