THE DAILY NFBRASKAN
WEDNESDAY. MAY 2, 1931.
CAM PUSOCIET Y
FRIDAY EVENING WILL SEE A
decline in I he iitti'mlniu'o nt pnrtii's
around Lincoln, because of the numerous
events to take place out of town. In
Omaha, the Kosmet Kluh will he enter
tained at a dance at the Fontencllc hotel,
following their presentation of "The
Campus Cop" at Central High School.
The Flower Mission is holding the annual
spring senii-fornial in Fremont at the
Elks Club that evening, preceding which
a number of dinners have been planned
at the Pathfinder hotel.
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among THOSE eoinz to the
Flower Mission dance are Eleanor
Kirkpatrick, Roberta Smith, Molly
Mclntyre, Helen Luhrs, Betty
Christianson. Elizabeth Kelly, Vio
let Cross, Dorothy O'Connor, Mark
Mortenson, Kirk McLean, Jack
Hammond, Glenn Hardy, Chandler
Lewis, Bill Marsh, Dick Bulger,
Tom Patterson, and John Young.
A NEW pledge of Alpha Sig is
Cecil Franz of Lester.
NEW PLEDGES of Tau Kappa
Epsilon are Ed Simon, Cambridge;
Vernon Schewe, Murdock; Jerry
Prochazka, Sioux City, Iowa: Ed
Averv, Elgin; Leonard Rail, Crete;
and Bill Plammer, Trumbull.
THE KAPPAS held election of
officers at their meeting Monday
night. Susan Gibbs was chosen
president; Jean Beachly, recording
secretary; Ruth Mallery, corres
ponding secretary; Jean Camp
bell, marshall; and Elizabeth
Kelly, treasurer.
THE PI. K. A. auxiliary will
meet at the home of Mrs. William
Whalen for 1 o'clock covered dish
luncheon Friday. The afternoon
will be spent informally.
TH ETA XI will hold its annual
founders day banquet Saturday at
6:30 o'clock at the Cornhusker
hotel, followed by a smoker at the
chapter house. Toastmaster of the
evening will be Merwyn Mead who
will introduce the following speak
ers: Professor Clark Mickey, Earl
Luff, Walker Cordner, Henry Win
ters, Allen Wolfe, and Jack Wat
son. The wives of the many alum
ni who are expected to attend the
banquet will entertain at a theater
party and will go to the home of
Mrs. George Mechling for supper.
THE SIG EP auxiliary will meet
for a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday at
. the home of Mrs. M. L. Holt. As
sisting Mrs. Holt will be Mrs. W.
J. Albrecht, Mrs. Ada Delano, and
Mrs. E. E. Carle.
THETA XI mothers are plan
ning a covered dish luncheon to be
held Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock at
the chapter house. The committee
includes Mrs. W. A. Mechling,
Mrs. T. S. Risser, and Mrs. H. C.
Amos.
THE MOTHERS CLUB of Delta
Zeta will meet for a 1 o'clock
luncheon at the chapter house
Thursday. Mrs. E. J. Kudnra and
Mrs. George Eberley will be the
hostesses.
WHEN SIGMA CHI mothers
meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon at
the home of Mrs. C. E. Spangler
Friday, the main business of the
afternoon will be the election of
the officers for next year. Mrs. B.
E. Forbes will be assisting hostess.
THE ALUMNAE of Alpha Delta
Pi who live in central Nebraska
have organized the Central Ne
braska Alumnae Club of Alpha
Delta Pi. They met last Saturday
night at the Kearney hotel in
Kearney when Miss Wilma Farrar
was chosen president and Miss
Dorothy Sutter, secretary.
WE APOLOGIZE for the mis
take made in Tuesday's column,
when it was said that Charles
Benbrook was a member of Alpha
Sig. He was a member of D. U.
and Alpha Chi Sigma.
THETA SENIORS will be the
guests of honor when the Alumnae
association entertains them at a 1
o'clock luncheon Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Woods. The
assisting hostesses will be Mes
dames C. F. Ladd, E. M. O'Sbea,
WHAT'S DOING
Wednesday.
Theta Xi mothers club, 1:30
covered dish luncheon at the
house.
Thursday.
Mortar Board, initiation ban
quet at the University club.
Innocents, initiation banquet
at the Lincoln hotel.
Delta Zeta mothers club, 1
o'clock luncheon at the house.
Friday.
Sigma Phi Eps'lon mothers
club, 1 o'clock luncheon at the
home of Mrs. L. L. Hoke.
Sigma Chi Mothers club, 1
o'clock luncheon at the home of
Mrs. C. E. Spangler.
Pi Kappa Alpha auxiliary, 1
o'clock covered dish luncheon at
the home of Mrs. William Wha
len. Kappa Kappa Gamma, house
party.
Engineers annual banquet at
the Lincoln hotel.
Saturday.
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae,
1 o'clock luncheon at the home
of Mr. Thomas Woods.
Chi Celta Phi, annual ban
quet at the Cornhufker hotel.
Kappa Kappa Gamma alum
nae, 1 o'clock luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Emmet Junge.
Mortar Board, 6:30 breakfast
at the Cornhusker hotel.
. Pershing Rifles, 6:30 dinner
at the Cornhusker hotel.
Alpha Xi Delta, 6:30 dinner
at the Lincoln hotel.
Barton Green, T. A. Colburn, D. W.
Miller, H. E. Flansburg, Everett
Angle, and Marshall Neely.
CA LIFORMA STUDENTS
CLISG TO BLACK MAGIC
Superstition Creeps in
Final Exams
Says Professor.
During
BERKELEY, Calif. (CNS.t
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the anthropology department has
discovered.
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said that many students pin their
faith in the magical powers of cer
tain objects, much in the same
manner as Primitive savages.
One student, he says, never
changes his shirt during the week
of finals for fear of ".iinxing" his
grades, While another wore the
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same tie year after year while tak
ing examinations.
"Many students sleep with notes
under their pillows during the
ni;ht before tests," he declared.
"This 'magic' actually brings re
sults in some cases, simply because
of the increased confidence it
gives."
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seismological exports the earth
quakes of the last forty centuries
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people.
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Event Will Honor Miss Gray,
National Educational
Association Head.
Chancellor E. A. Burnett will
speak at a dinner given Saturday
evening in the Victorian room of
the Hotel Cornhusker in honor of
Miss Jessie Gray, Who is visiting
Lincoln, May 5 and 6. Miss Gray,
a classroom teacher in Stevens
Laboratory School In the Philadel
phia Normal School, is president of
the National Education associa
tion. Miss Gray will speak at the
dinner and M. C. Lefler, superin
tendent of the Lincoln Public
Schoolu will act as toastmaster.
The public affairs committee will
conduct Miss Gray on a tour of the
city Saturday afternoon including
the university campus, the Ne
braska state penitentiary, the Ne
braska state capltol, and the Ne
braska state high school music
contest, which is being held In Lin
coln. Miss Gray Is coming to Lin
coln after visits in Rt. Joseph.
Missouri and Denver.
In Its seventy-six year history,
Miss Gray is one of only two class
room teachers who have been
elected to the presidency of the
National Education association.
She has also held the offices of the
presidency of the Pennsylvania
State Education association and
that of the Philadelphia
associntion.
Teachers
Hoax 'Kidnapings
Cause Authorities
Ask for AW Laus
SAN FRANCISCO. (CNS).
Hoax "kidnapings" at the Uni
versity of California and Stanford
university this week caused au
thorities to move to expand the
scope of existing laws to include
adequate punishment for such
cases.
Officials said they would seek to
have a law enacted, making hoax
"kidnapings" a crime punishable
as an "act against the public
safety."
The latest escapade which
miffed state and local officials was
the purpoited kidnaping of
Eleanor Harris, queen ot Stan
ford's annual masque ball, who as
sertedly was abducted from in
front of her sorority house anl
held prisoner for several hours,
being released in time to attend the
ball.
Similar occuriences in Berkeley
have caused officials to agree that
a constant repetition of such "kid
napings" would cause the public to
take genuine abductiona less seriously.
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