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FOUR.
Tlin DAILY NERRASKAN
FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1931.
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TONIGHT the staff of the DailyO
Nebraskan and their guests will
gather at the Lincoln hotel at 6:15
for the annual rag banquet. Speak
ers on the program include Ber
nard Jennings, Robert Funk, Leola
Schill, Bruce Nicoll, Carlyle Hodg
kins, and Jack Fischer. Bernard
Jennings is in charge of the ar
rangements. KAPPA DELTA announced
Monday the election of their new
officers, Loretta Murphy, presi
dent; Maxine Packwood, vice
president; Beth Taylor, secretary;
Lois Sawyer, assistant treasurer;
Josephine Ferguson, editor; Ruth
Hamilton, rush chairman; and
Joyne Lyman, social chairman.
A GARDEN buffet supper and
dance will be given Saturday night
at the Alpha Delta Theta house,
when Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stoke
and Mrs. Emma Holyoke will
chaperon. Decorations of spring
flowers will be used. Janice Camp
bell is at the head of the enter
tainment committee.
YELLOW DECORATIONS will
be used at the Theta Phi Alpha
banquet at the University club to
morrow evening. Mrs. Ed Cripe
will be toastmistress, and toasts
will be given by Miss Monica
Rooney, alumna, Adela Tombrink,
active, and Mildred Miller, pledge.
A dance will follow the banquet.
The committee is composed of
Claire Mukvie, Alice Krapp and
Adela Tomrink.
SEVENTY-FIVE couples are to
attend the Alpha O Nautical party
to e given at the house Friday eve
ning from 9 to 11. Decorations
will trausforni the house into a
ship and the chaperons are Dr.
A. R. Congdon, Mrs. E. Pullman,
and Miss Jennie Lou Piper.
IN THE LAST T W 0 OR THREE
months, dinners wrm to have hccuiiii' one
of the most popular forms of entertain
inont for the week einl. Founders (lav
banquets and initial ion dinners started it
all and now there are usually several to
begin every week end night. Tonight one
dinner has been planned, and there are
to be three tomorrow eveninj:. There are
two spring parties scheduled for the week
end, and, so far, only three house parties.
Just for a change, Sunday promises to be
a busy day, with four fraternities plan
ning dinners for sweethearts and sisters.
TRI DELTA ANNOUNCES the
pledging of Jeannette La Master
of North P'atte
AT THE HOME of Miss Mildred
Chapin, Wednesday, the Delta
Omicron alumnae met for an in
formal musical program.. Assist
ing hostesses were Miss Alma
Wagner. Mrs. C. E. Bolton, Mrs.
Theodore Diers and Mrs. P. L.
Sidles, and those included on the
program were Miss Valorita Cal
len, Miss Dorothy Halcom, Mrs.
Paul Holm, Mrs. F. E. Bodie, Mrs
H. J. Lehnoff and Madame Cola
chova. SATURDAY EVENING at the
Cornhusker, the Theta Xis will
hold their annual Founders Day
banquet, and seventy alums and
actives are expected to attend.
Speakers of the evening are Mer
wyn Mead, Henry Winters, Walk
er Cordner, Aline Wolfe, Jack
Watson and Werl Luff.
ZETA TAU ALPHA will hold
its spring party at the Lincoln ho
tel Saturday night. Chaperons for
the event are Mr. and Mrs. Oz
Black, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reuben
stein and Prof. Roy Cochran.
PI BETA PHI will entertain for
about seventy actives and alumni
at its founders day banquet at the
Cornhusker at 6:30 Saturday eve
ning. "Pi Phi Dreams" has been
chosen as the theme for the dinner.
Marian Wilson will give the ad
dress from the freshman class,
Jane Edwards from the active
chapter, and Mrs. B. N. Kilbourn,
of Omaha, will make the alumni
speech. Nola Alter and Marilou
Williams will offer a piano duet
and the freshman class will pre
sent a skit. The committee in
charge of the arrangements is
composed of Coleita Aitken, Mrs.
Evert Hunt. Mrs. Jean Kinder,
Mrs. Wardner Scott and Mrs. Roy
Whitham.
A SPRING party will be given
tonignt by tne Newman club at
the Lindell notel. Chaperons will
ue Kev. u. J. Obnst, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank A. Kidwell and Mrs. John T.
Has.
AND THERE will be a house
party tonight at the Phi Sigma
Kappa house. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sutter, Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Mc
Bride and Fred Deakin.
ABOUT FIFTY couples are ex
pected at the Zeta Beta Tau house
party Saturday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Arndt. Mr. and Mr i
S. jranKel, and Mr. and Mrs. Har
old S. Fish will chaperon.
PHI OMEGA PI mothers club
will meet at the chapter house Fri
day for a 1 o'clock luncheon and
for a business meeting, at which
time the election of the officers
for next year will be held. Mrs.
Delia Scott, Mrs. W. J. Strohecher,
and Mrs. O. V. Morse will be the
hostesses.
OMAHA ALUMNAE of Alpha
Gamma Delta will be guests of the
Lincoln alumnae chapter when the
group meets for a 1 o'clock lunch
eon at the home of Mrs. Wayne
Farmer Saturday. Mrs. Farmer
will be assisted in entertaining her
thirty-five guests by Mrs. Clare
Harper, Mrs. Robert HasselL and
Mrs. Royal Brewster.
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WHAT'S DOING.
Friday.
Phi Omega Pi mothers club,
1 o'clock luncheon at the chap
ter house.
Daily Nebraskan, dinner at
the Lincoln hotel.
Alpha Omicron Pi, house
party.
Phi Sigma Kappa, house
party.
Saturday.
Zeta Beta Tau, house party.
Alpha Gamma Delta alum
nae, 1 o'clock luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Wayne Farmer.
Pi Beta Phi, 6:30 founders
day banquet at the Cornhusker
hotel.
Theta Phi Alpha, banquet at
the University club.
Theta Xi, 6:30 banquet at the
Cornhusker hotel.
Zeta Tau Alpha, spring party
at the Lincoln hotel.
Alpha Delta Theta, . house
party.
Sunday.
Phi Mu, annual Parents' din
ner at house.
Beta Theta Pi, 1:30 dinner for
sisters at the house.
Chi Phi, sweetheart dinner at
the house.
D. U., dinner for sisters at
the house.
Phi Alpha Delta, sweetheart
dinner at the house.
THEATRE DIRECTORY
STUART (Mai. 25c Nit 40c)
Now xliowlnp: Katharine Hfpbuin
in "SIMTKIKE.' AdUed: Todd
Kellv comedy.
LINCOLN (Mat. 15c Nitu 2C.C)
Ni w i.wlnir "MELODY IS
SPKINli" with I.Hiiny Kcpck.
Ouirlci KunKlen. Mary Bulaml.
Ann Siithin
ORPHEUM (M.it. 15c Nite 25c)
Bit', VAI'DKVILLK SHOW III
rl'uliiiK llnKitii Roy re in the lut
es! creation, the SANK DANCE.
On the Hciemi. "THE S II O VV
OEK." with Spcnrnr Tlucy ntxl
Madp Evans.
COLONIAL (Mat. 10c Nite 15c)
TRIPLE FEATURE SHO V
"VOICE IN THE NIGHT."
SLEEPERS EAST." and "VAN
ISHING SHADOW."
LIBERTY (Mat. 15c Nite 20c)
Maris Dressier In "HER SWEET
II E A R T" plus "COLLEGE
COACH."
SUN (Mat. 10c Nite 15c)
Two features:
and 'SON OK
"HELL RELOW"
THE BORDER "
Hentaten, Otto Voss, Koy Mcyera,
Melda Alber, Twila Blecka, Mary
Gilnior, Virginia Larson, Ruth
Lutz, Both Garrett, Kathleen
Becker, Klizabcth Cornell, Caiol
Autcn, Helen Leslie, Beth Schmid,
Arlene Steeple, Adela Tombrink.
KNIGHTSAYlTEl in
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A quartet of teachers college high
school will sing two Latin songs.
The quartet will be composed of
Janet Austin. Pearl Snylor, Vir
ginia Trcadwill, and Charlotte
Kincly.
The following people who are to
take part in one of the three plays,
Lygia Fortis, Ira Nympharum, and
Poetae are: Janet Halderson, Irene
Two Encounters Scheduled
For Friday, Saturday
On Ag Campus.
SPURLOCK T0BE HURLER
Nebraska's diamond men will
make a bid for victory against the
Kansas Aggies baseball nine at the
Ag campus ball field, Friday and
Saturday, April 27 and 2S.
Coach Knight remarked that his
team was in far better playing
i form and would show their wares
in the approaching intercollegiate
competition. To bolster up scarlet
and cream hopes Knight an
nounced that Bauer, slugging third
baseman will guard the hot corner
in Friday's game with Graham,
holding down the initial bag to
complete a snappy infield. The
centerfield position will be handled
by "old reliable" Joyce who is
back in the lineup. Spurlock will
perform on the mound while Shel
by works behind the bat.
Friday's game will start at 3:30
and the Saturday mix at 2:00 p. m.
BAPTIST GROUP PLAS
HOLD CARMVAL PARTY
University Members Will
Entertain for High
School Seniors.
The Baptist university group will
entertain the Baptist high school
seniors at a Carnival Tarty sched
uled to take place at the Baptist
student house, 1440 Q street, Fri
day, April 27. at 8:15 o'clock.
During the first part of the eve
ning games will be played by the
groups attending after which there
will be a welcome by Mr. Vaughn
Shaner. Mr. Dan Forsborg will
give the response.
A violin solo by Miss Lois Ogle
will be followed with a vocal solo
by William Miler who is to be ac
companied by Robert Burdick. A
boy's quartet, composed of Ralph
Durham, Don Meegahn, William
Brandt and Elmer Powers, accom
panied by Donald Lore will con
clude the entertainment for the
evening.
The committee planning the af
fair included Mr. David Koch, Miss
Gertrude Fountain and Miss Athca
Anderson. Baptist ministers of
Lincoln and their wives were in
vited as special guests.
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Romance life, Roman dress, and
Roman ways, and to impress upon
the students that Romans were ac
tual, living people.
Grace Young will present, a
short paper entitled, "The Teach
ing cf Latin in the Colonial and
Revolutionary Periods." This paper
will attempt to show the develop
ment of methods of teaching Latin.
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