SUNDAY, APRIL 22.
DAILY NEBRASKAN
FOUK.
19.11
THE CLIMAX OF THE THEATER
scnstin in Lincoln eonii'S tomorrow wluui
llodilii (inlilcr" will lie jiresi'iitvil fit llu
Liberty tlu-nti-r liy Kva Litifillirnin'. It s
a m ntt'er of controversy whether this pcr
I'orinanec will spoil the first niylit of lli"
Kosiuct, sliow. or the university pliiy vi"
Jesscii the nttemlniiee nt I in II "un no "s
presentation. So fur, it seems that Wed
nesday and Friday nijihts are to be ihe
most "popular for "The Campus Cop."
which is scheduled to run from Monday
until Saturday. There are no matinees
to be given.
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SUNDAY'S BIG EVENT is the
Kappa Si Sweetheart dinner to be
held at the chapter house at 1
o'clock. Decorations will be car
ried out in the fraternity colors,
scarlet and green, and about thirty
couples are expected to attend.
HONORING Miss Margaret
Hunter, winner of th? Chi Omega
Sociology prize, the local chapter
of Chi O will entertain at a buffer
sunnenr Sunday evening. prm
WHAT'S DOING.
Sunday.
Chi Omega, dinner tor Miss
Margaret Elizabeth Hunter.
Kappa Sigma, Sweetheart
dinner.
erons club held Tuesday afternoon
at the Alpha Gamma Rho house.
Mrs. OUie Holcomb, hostess r:f the
affair was assisted by Mesdames
SUppepr Minuay rv .-. - i- o , Caroline i-'hiiups, J. r. r-ieree,
flowers will be used as decorations, , Frances Helton, R. V. Bixby. Min
and about twenty-five are ex- Jljp Koj and Eljzabeth Woodbury.
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" president, presided at the business
A CIRCUS PARTY was given , cssion
bv the Alpha This Saturday night.
when animals, balloons, ana ine ; the SIG EPS ANNOUNCE the
l if were useu w
house. Chaperons were Mr. ana
Mrs. Roy Hackman. -Mrs. l.. j.
Schmittel and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lyons chaperoned.
FOLLOWING a luncheon Satur
day noon at the University club,
Delta Omicrnn. musical sorority,
held initiation for Jeanette Arm
strong. Kathryn Hershner. Ida
Schrepel and its two patronesses,
Mrs. Arthur Smith and Mrs. Ryle
Danielson. Ruth Johnson, presi
dent of the active chapter, was in
charge of the ararnfrements. and
rose and grey, sorority colors,
were used in the decorations.
TRI DELT officers for next fall
arc as follows: President. Ruth
Cain; vice president. Breta Peter
son: recording secretary. Fred
ricka Matthieson: corresponding
secretary, Helen Kropf; treasurer,
Rowene Miller; marshal, Inez
Doval; chaplain, Lucile Hunter;
historian, Melba Smith: librarian,
Gladys Jordan; publicity chairman,
Jane Keefer; rush chairman, Irma
aBuer and social chairmen, Jane
Bedson and Mila Bold.
ANNOUNCED RECENTLY was
the engagement and coming mar
riage of Mrs. Verona De Vore
Teachout of Omaha to James Cv
anagh of Des Moines. Mrs. Teach
out attended the univvrsity, where
she was a Pi Phi.
.
ABOUT THIRTY-FIVE attend
edthe closing meeting of the Chap-
pledging of four new men. John
Bishop, bremoni: nooeri waj-v
ton, Wavne: James Gray. Cole
ridge, arid Nate Allen, Lincoln.
RECENT PLEDGES of Alpha
Delta Theta are Mary Ellen Brown
and Edith Brown, both of Lincoln.
SIGMA KAPPA announces the
pledging of Willa Glare McQuillan
of Lincoln.
FORMAL INITIATION was
held a week ago last Sunday at
the Sig Ep house when Gene Zus
pann, Goodland, Kas.; Ronald
Douglas, Crete; Gilbert Benson,
Lincoln; Walter Pflum, Imperial;
Charles Long, North Platte; Lloyd
Pflum, Imperial: Homes Helin,
North Platte: Richard Rider, Coun
cil Bluffs, and Milo Jensen, Deni
son, were taken into the fraternity.
NEWLY ELECTED officers of
the Kappa Delta mothers club are
Mrs. H. S. VanDenberge, presi
dent; Mrs. W. C. Davis, vice presi
dent; Mrs. G. C. Ferguson, secre
tary, and Mrs. E. S. Wheeler,
treasurer.
CONFERENCE DELEGATES
to the national Trl Dolt conven
tion, tft h held .Tune 23 to ?S nt
Virginia Beach, Virginia, are Ruth
Cain, Lucile Hunter, and Jane
! Keefer. Representing the alumnae
j chapter is Miss Elsie Pierson.
j HOSTESSES to the Theta Chi
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mothers club 1 o'clock luncheon,
held at the chapter house Friday,
were Mrs. P. L. Larrimer and Mrs.
Anna Knapp. The afternoon was
spent playing bridge.
University of Nebraska j
j School of Music
The twenty-sixth musical convo
cation Wednesday at 4 o'clock in
the Temple theater will be a senior
recital by Paul Schlife, student
with Clemens Movius: assisted by
Thomas McManus, student with
Carl Steckelberg.
Winifred Hyland. student with
Wilbur Chenoweth, will appear in
her iunior organ recital at Our Re-
(Inpmpr I.iithptnn rhnrrh Wednes- i
day evening, June 25. at 8:15.
Bernice Rundin and Ruth John
son will present a joint junior re
cital at 4 o'clock Thursday at the
Temple Theater.
The radio program at 2:30 Tues
day will be given by advanced stu
dents. The Thomas male quartet sang
for the Axis club benefit at Star-
craft lodge. Boy Scout program at
F.ast Lincoln Christian church, and
Farmers' fair rally. Margaret
Kimmel, Marian Williamson and
Gerald Mott gave a program at
Adams Sunday evening. Russell
Cummitigs and Gerald Mott sang
Friday evening at the ag college
Activities building. Lester Rum
baugh was soloist for the 25th an
niversary program of Warren M.
E. church.
Valorita Callen, violinist; Mar
jorie Baty, cellist; Gene Ellsworth,
pianist, played for the alumnae
banquet of the St. Elizabeth hos
pital nurses, Tuesday night at the
Cornhusker hotel. A string trio
composed of Louise Powell, vio
linist, student with Valorita Cal
len; Vera Wekesser, cello, and
Marian Munn, piano played for a
tea at the governor's mansion on
Monday afternoon. Bertha Schuss-
ler, of Grand Island, student with !
Valorita Callen, will play at Se-!
ward Sunday afternoon in a dis-!
trict contest. j
The annual student recital by
the class of Alma Wagner will be I
given Tuesday evening, May 15.
at the Temple theater. Jean Willis i
won "superior" in Geneva district
music contest, and Virginia Ann
Poor won "superior" in the Oma
ha district contest. Esther Kreu
scher, accompanied by Ruth Burk
holder, sang a group of songs at
a Mu Phi Kpsilon musical tea at
the home of Mrs. Thil Eastorday,
Saturday. James Fitch sang the
baritone solos in the cantata "Sev
en Last Words" given by the First
Baptist church choir of Lincoln, at
Beatrice, Sunday. These are stu
dents with Alma Wagner. Miss
Wagner presented her class in a
recital in room 8 Wednesday eve
ning. Mrs. Pollev is presenting the
Misses Dorothv Delfs, Edytha
Long, Edna Mitchell, Jane Ed
wards and Ruth Johnson, Messers.
William Ferguson and Lewis Bot
torff in a Shakespearian broadcast
as a part of the birthday celebra
tion on April 25th. On April 29
Mrs. Pollev will talk on the "Sing-;
ing of Chiklren" with illustrations ,
by members of her children's :
classes at 4.30 lit the aftenioun at j
the Unitarian church. 1
Winifred Willson. student with
Herbert Schmidt, played a Chopin
group at trie last meeting of the!
Faculty Women's club.
WATERNITY sing
OPENING FEATURE
IVY DAY PROGRAM
(Continued from Page 1.)
Wm. Eddy.
Traditional tapping of new Inno
cents will conclude the day's pro
gram. All events will take place on the
Ivy Day playground just north of
Administration hall.
In charge of Ivy Day events are
Martha Hershey, general arrange
ments; Anne Bunting, ivy and
daisy chains; Ruth Cherney and
Alice Geddes, costumes; Jane
Boos. Ivy Dav poem: Margaret
Buol and Martha Hershey, mask
ing of new Mortar Boards.
Arrangements for the annual
Mortar Board Ivy Day luncheon
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COCHRANE TO SPEAK
ON GENERAL CRAM
Roy E. Cochran of the Univer
sity history department will speak
before the Daughters of Veterans
at the Odd Fellows' hall at a 6:30
dinner Tuesday evening. "General
Grant" is his subject.
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