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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1934)
FOUh. THE DAILY NKBRASKAN SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1931. CAM PBJSOCiETY him to accept other engiijicnu'iits o- WE APOLOGIZE for the mis take In the announcement of the Kappa Delta formal. There was no dancing at the dinner which preceded the party at the Corn husker, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Stoke were included in the list of chaperons. TO ALL INTENTS AND PURPOSES Lincoln will lie more or less deserted to day, for everyone seems to le planning: to jjo to Omaha to hear Hen liernie, who is plr.yiin? nt the Orphcuni there. Although we hear that some went last night mid others are planning to go sometime dur ing the coining week, the biggest migra tion to Nebraska's metropolis will tak1 place today. Tentative plans had been made for "the old maestro" to play for dancing sometime during his stay, but it seems that his contract will not permit SINCE THE Delta Chis and the Fig Eps are now living in the same ho.ise, the mothers' clubs and aux iliaries meet together. Yesterday the Sig Ep auxiliary and the Delta Chi mother's club met at the house for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Hos tesses to the twenty-three who were present were Mrs. Jennie For Music CALL Homer Rowland AND THE ROMEOS Under the Auspices of the Musicians' Association A Campus Band for Campus Parties 3q ri 4 Phone F2505 or Magee's Hermanson, Mrs. E. E. Anderson and Mary Benjamin. Following the luncheon a business meeting was held. 7 Eat at the Y. M. C. A. and Save! S5.50 Meal Ticket for $5.00. $2.70 Meal Ticket for $2.50. And the ladies, too, are welcomed. So come in today! Y.M.C.A. Cafeteria-Luncheonette 13th ami P Ste. AND LAST NIGHT The Alpha Delta Pis held a "jail dance" at the house, which was decorated like a prison. The pjedges gave the affair in honor of the ac tives. MRS. HERBERT BROWN ELL will speak before the Delta Upsi lin Mother's club at 6 o'clock sup per Sunday. A program has been planned by the active members. A DELTA OMICRON tea was given at the home of Mrs. Rolla Van Kirks Saturday from 3 to 5. Mrs. Sleadere Diers and Mrs. Heath Griffith poured. The color scheme was rose and grey, the so rority colors. A musical program was presented by Kathyrn Dean, contralto, callonta Callen, violin ist, and Marjorie Helney, pianist, Thirty people attended. SIGMA NU has announced the pledging of Melvin Turner of Lin coln. ENGINEERING STUDENTS will be interested in learning that tne annual engineers ball, spon sored by the engineers' executive board, will be held March 17 at the Lincoln hotel. Those heading committees for the ball are Hugh uray, Kicnard Hancock, John v. Brewer, Kenneth A. Davison, Orin Romigh, Verne Shoemaker, Wayne Thurman, Henry Winter and Wil liam F. Johnston. DELTA 2 ETA pledges will en tertain the actives and their guests at a buffet supper Sunday night at the chapter house. A color motif of green and rose will be carried out. ANNOUNCEMENT is made at this time by the Kappa Sigs of the pledging of Robert Timm and Victor Herrmann, both of Osceola. GWENDOLYN HAGER, who is to be married to Roscoe Kroger on the tenth of March, is being hon ored at many affairs. Last Thurs day Bereniece Hoffman and Helen McAnulty entertained and Friday Mrs. David C. Hilton, Mrs. Robert Gray and Mrs. O. J. Allison gave a one o'clock luncheon in her hon or. Last night she was compli mented at a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fenton B. Fleming. Tomorrow evening Dorothy Zieg- J enbusch is planning a party. Oth ers who will entertain for Miss Hager during the week are Vivian Fleetwood, Martha Hershey, Ber nice Lieberman, Corine McCary and Mrs. Eva Burns. THE MARRIAGE of Miss Audrey Perkins of Palmyra to Ross Luff will take place on the 8th of March. Mr. Luff is former student of the university. SATURDAY Mrs. E. M. Loomis was hostess at a one o'clock lunch eon for the Tri Delta alumnae. St. Patrick decorations were used. After the meeting bridge was played. MRS. D. CALHOUN entertained the Delta Zeta Mother's Club at THEATRE DIRECTORY, STUART (Mat. 25c Nite 40c). Slartinir Monday : "WUEEN CHRISTINA'." Greta Garbo, John Gilbert. LINCOLN (Mat. 15c Nite 25c). Start (UK Monday: 'SIX OK A KIND. ' Charlie Rtm'gleg. Mary Boland. George BuniH, Grade Allen, W. C. KleldH. AlliKon Skipworth. ORPHEUM (Mat. 15e Nite 25c). . Starting, Monday: "DAMAGED LIVES." COLONIAL (Mat. 10c Nite 1fic). .Startlne Monday: "EVER SINCE EVE. Geortje O Brlen, Mary Brian. LIBERTY (Mat. 15c Nite 20c). St.".rtiii Monday : "COUNSEL LOR AT LAW," "FOOTLIGHT PARADE." SUN (Mat. 10c Nite 15c). Slartiri( Monday: "HEROES KOR SALE." Rkhnrd BartheJ nien.i. Knur Marx Bros, in "HORSEFEATHERS." Thursday. Mrs. Cassell and Mrs. Wilcox of Omaha were present and Ms. Douglas and Mrs. Adler assisted. , . . AT VHE HOUSE last night the Phi Delt mothers club sponsored a bridge benefit. Prizes were awarded for the high scores. College World Butler university pioneered in offering marriage courses to it's students. Now 'he same school is offering courses on the art of re maining married. There is noth ing like progress, regardless of the line of endeavor. her home at two o'clock Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Ashton assisted with the luncheon and business meeting. EIGHTEEN MEMBERS were present at the one o'clock lunch eon and business meeting of the Sigma Chi Mother's club, held at the home of Mrs. H. G. Gould last The British admiralty has per fected a small boat-torpedo con trolled by a radio-directed robot pilot which is able to blow a dread naught out of the water. A Flunk Dammit Flunk frater nity has been organized at tne University of Alabama for those students who can't make grades high enough to permit them to en ter the regular fraternities. Students at Colorado university have passed a law requiring every student crossing the bridge over th'i campus lake to shake hands with every otner student who hap pens to be on the bridge at that time, and at one of the prominent eastern women's collages they passed a rule not to speak on the campus Amherst professors who delay more than ten t'ays in giving stu dents marks are fined a dollar for each additional day. At the University of Neveda only the seniors are allowed to spo.'t moustaches and sombreros. Abilities of high school gradu ates, rather than sex, should de termine which of the children in a family should b,e sent to college when all cannot be sent, is the opinion of Dean Virginia Gilder sleeve of Barnard college for women. Male students at the University of Minnesota have formed the "Affiliated Order of Jilted Joes" whose aim and purpose is to bring into close relationship those Joes who have been squelched by the female sex. Records show that tUniversity of Chicago students, now that they don't have to attend classes, are working harder and more effec tively, and going to class more faithfully. Professors at the University of Washington are having a lot of fun selecting coeds for the "beauty queen" contest, which Isn't really a beauty contest at all, but a per sonality contest. While the girls sit and squirm, they ask them such questions, as, "Do you smoke? Do you drink ? What do you do at the fraternity lnformals? ' At Mills college the professors defend slang. They call it the UNI DRUG B3771 14th & S Sts. For Quick Delivery Lunches Sodas Remedies Supplies Try Those Toasted lOo Sandwiches Spanish Mint Sundae or Ice Cream "technical language of the under graduates." It took Leonardo da Vinci two years to paint the Last Supper. Meteorites when they fall to the earth belong to the owners um whose land they fall. 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