THREE.
TITE DAILY ISTEBRASKAN
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Most Important Day in the Year
MOTHER'S DAY
Gardenias
Roses
Carnations
Snapdragons
Other Choice
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Sleeveless, Short, Three-quarler and Lous Sleeves.
Also Sheer Summer Dresses in Voile, Batiste. Plain
and Dotted Sw iss.
Mary Jane Dresses Are Sure To Please
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GIFTS FOR MOTHER'S DAY
Jewelry is a token of refinement We have in our store a
beautiful selection of Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry.
Standard makes of pens and pencils.
FENTON B. FLEMING
131 So. 13th
NEVER TOO BUSY TO REMEMBER
ON MOTHER'S DAY
Mfinorie of home and Mother sweep away the perplexltlea of a
I'Usy .lay and vou hHMen to join the world of sons and duuphteri
who try to find m.rne fecial expression of their affection on thl
n:iiion-wide day of devotion. .
We sugpest that you telepraph your wntiments on Vetem Lnlon a
special Mother s Day blank. It Is distinctive in design and color
ing and win be delivered by messenger in an envelop of slaiilar
iesign.
To tare time, telephone your telegram to our office.
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Carnations, per
dozen 11.50 and 92.00
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Basket of Choice
Assorted Flowers
1.50, 2.M, $3 00
.Special Box rif Spring
Flowers $1.60, $2.00
A beautiful CorsuKfl
for Mother
$1.60, $2.00, 91.00
Roses, all varieties,
per noaen
91.60,
94.00.
92.00, 93 00,
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Snapdragons, per
dozen 91.50, 92.00,
93.00.
Glsdioltis, per
dozen 93.00 & 94.00
Violets and Pansies,
per bunch 35c
8 bunches for ..91.00
Qnrdenlas.
each ...,50c and 75c
Sweet Peas.
Ser bunch 35c
bunches for . .91.00
Nasturtiums,
per dozen 80c
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CAMPUS SOCIAL
AS GREEK
OF
Fraternities, Sororities Plan
Dinners, Teas for
Parents.
Many sororities and fraternities
are planning: to have dinners, teas
and entertainments in honor of
their parents, as is the usual cus
tom for mothers' day, which is
next Sunday. The majority of the
parties will be next Sunday, altho
the following- groups have already
held theirs:
Delta Zeta.
Last Sunday Delta Zeta enter
tained at a 1 o'clock dinner with
tables centered with spring flow
ers. About thirty guests attended,
among them were Dr. and Mrs. D.
B. James of Sterling, Mr, and Mrs.
A. F. Geyer of Waterville, Kan
sas, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cathers of
Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Wull
brandt of Exeter.
Acacia.
Acacia fraternity members ac
companied their mothers to the
morning services at Westminster
Presbyterian church Sunday and
then served them a 1 o'clock din
ner at the chapter house at which
Herbert Yenne was toastmaster.
Toasts were offered by Mrs. W, A,
Erown, Mrs. L. C. Rankin, Frank
lin Meier and Oz Black. Eugene
Ellsworth entertained with piano
selections and readings were given
by Barbara Perry. Out of town
guests were Mrs. Charles H. Zeig
ler of Vesta, Mrs. Gallant of Grand
Island and Mrs. Beckman of Gar
land, Kappa Sigma.
Thirty mothers were honored by
Kappa Sigma Sunday at a 1:15
o'clock dinner at the chapter
house. Appointments were made in
the fraternity colors, scarlet, green
and white. Among the out of town
mothers were Mrs. A. F. Ely, of
Grand Island; Mrs. L. P. Young,
Wichita, Kansas; Mrs. Oskwig and
Mrs. W. A. Nelson of Oakland;
Mrs. W. L. Patten, Sterling, Colo
rado; Mrs. Verges and Mrs. Muller
of Norfolk; Mrs. Luedke, Stanton;
Mrs. Stella Long, York; and Mrs.
C. L. McGlasson, Wood River.
Phi Delta Theta.
Phi Delta Theta held a Mothers
day dinner at the chapter house
last Sunday which was attended
by about fifty-five mothers. Among
those from out of town who at
tended were Mesdames Louise
Comstock, Lee A. Smith, Miles
Houck. S. H. Pray, H. P. Gipson
T. L. Benzon all of Omaha; W. D.
Deskins, North Platte; Peter Hor
cham, sr., Ransom Kansas; C. A.
Geiger, St Joseph, Mo.; J. W.
Vogt, Nebraska City; E. E. Farns
worth, Grand Island; W. E. Jen
kins, Council Bluffs; D. M. Mohr,
Coleridge; R. H. Mathew, Loup
City; E. M. Travers, Allen; and D.
R. Cochran, Brady.
Those fraternities and sororities
planning parties on Mothers day
are the following:
Alpha Chi Omega.
Alpha Chi Omega will be host
esses to their parents at a 1 o'clock
dinner at the chapter house. Betty
Barrows is in charge of the ar
rangements and has as her assist
ants, Olive Jack, Kathleen Rad
cliff and Alice King.
Alpha Delta Theta.
The Alpha Delta Theta mothers
tea will take place at the chapter
house Sunday between the hours
of 4 and 6 o'clock at which time
a musical program will be pre
sented by Olive Becker, Erma Bie
berstein, and Evelyn Wells. Evelyn
Johnson is in general charge.
Among the out of town mothers
will be Mrs. Fred Diet of Scrib-
Flowers have easily become the most beloved of all
Mother's Day Gifts, largely because the better florists
have made them appeal.
We recognize the responsibility and
do our part
Order early for next Sunday the 13th.
Rosewell Floral Company
Store, 120-24 South 13th Street. Phone B7021
Greenhouses 406 Hill Street.
Mothers Day Suggestions
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Flotreri are the. only gift that exactly exprettet the tentiment
and appreciation that everyone, truntx to e.xpretx
on Mothers Day.
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HOUSES PREPARE VARIETY
EVENTS IN TRIBUTE TO MOTHERS
My Mother
Who ran to help me when
I fell,
And -would some pretty
story tell,
Or kiss the place to make
it well?
My Mother.
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Jane Taylor
ner, Mrs. Marie Jelen of Omaha,
Mrs. A. R. Wilson of Fremont, and
Mrs. C. O. Johnson of Clay Center.
Gamma Phi Beta.
Marjorie Smith is in charge of
the Gamma Phi Beta parents din
ner at the chapter house at 1
o'clock on Mother's day.
Alpha Phi.
Alpha Phis will entertain one
hundred guests when they hold a
tea from 3 to 6 o'clock Sunday in
honor of their parents. Spring
flowers will be used in the decora
tions with a green and yellow color
scheme carried out in the appoint
ments. Anne Mackcn "- "hairman
of the committee in ' Ruth
Rutledge and Barba: j Putron
will assist her.
Chi Omega.
Chi Omega sorority will enter
tain at a parents dinner at 1
o'clock on Mother's day. Among
the fifteen couples who will be
guests are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Pollard of Nehawka and Mr. and
Mrs. Livingston of Fairbury. Mary
Esther Widner is in charge as
sisted by Alice Meill and Lucille
Halsted.
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
When Kappa Kappa Gamma en
tertains at a 1 o'clock luncheon
Sunday, twenty-five mothers will
attend. Among them will be Mrs.
Ernest Kelley of Omaha; Mrs.
C. A. Souders of Auburn; Mrs.
Charles Kelley of Nebraska City;
Mrs. J. C. Thvgeson of Nebraska
City; Mrs. Edith Spadt of Crete;
Mrs. Herbert Clark of Columbus,
and the Mesdames Wilson and Wil
helm of Omaha.
Sigma Delta Tau.
Sigma Delta Tau will entertain
parents at tea from 2 until 5
o'clock Sunday. Thirty-five visi
tors are expected. Bernice Yousem
is in general charge. Justin Wolse
will speak.
Alpha Sigma Phi.
Alpha Sigma Phi is planning to
entertain its mothers at a 1 o'clock
dinner at the chapter house Sun
day. Neil McFarland is making
the arrangements for the affair.
The fraternity expects fifteen out-of-town
mothers to attend.
Alpha Tau Omega.
Alpha Tau Omega has made ar
rangements to entertain thirty
five mothers at dinner at the chap
ter house at 1:30 o'clock Sunday.
Glen Mace is in charge of the af
fair with the assistance of Frank
Musgrave.
Theta Phi Alpha.
Theta Phi Alpha will also hold
a tea from 3 to 6 o'clock the aft
ernoon of Mother's day. Adele
Tombrink is arranging the affair.
BEAUTIFUL
POTTED
PLANTS
Special Assorted
IMant Boxes
92.50 to 94.00
Hvdninpens
91.00 to 94 00
Bc-Konla SOc to 92 00
Baby Rambler
Hoses .$1.b0 to 93.50
Fuchsia . ..50c to 94.00
Geraniums, Specimen
Planls . .25c to 91.50
Lnntnnss
in lMs ..25c to 50c
Lnntuims In
Tubs .92-00 to 94 00
Hyacinths 60e to 92.00
Petunias .35c to $1.50
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Many from Out of Town to
Attend Festivities
Of the Day.
Chi Phi.
Chi Phi is planning a 1:30 din
ner Sunday to which the whole
families have been invited. The
tables will be decorated with
spring flowers. Jack Potter is in
charge of the arrangements.
Beta Theta Pi.
Thirty mothers of Beta Theta
Pi members will be honored at a
dinner at 1:30 o'clock at the chap
ter house. William Marsh is mak
ing the arrangements. Following
the dinner, the regular meeting of
the Mothers club will be held.
Delta Sigma Lambda.
Delta Sigma Lambda's mothers
dinner will begin at 1:15 o'clock
and will be followed by a program.
Forty mothers are expected to at
tend. Arrangements are in charge
of Harold Twiss.
Delta Tau Delta.
Twenty-five mothers will attend
the banquet at the Delta Tau
Delta house Sunday at 1 :30 o'clock.
Out of town mothers who are ex
ported to Attend nre Mesdames
Eby, Elliott, Rimmerman and
Howell, all of Omaha; Mrs. Mc
Caw of Colon, Mrs. Rosse of
Meadow Grove, and Mrs. Prucka
and Mrs. Bocek of Wilber.
Farm House.
When the Farm House enter
tains its mothers at a dinner Sun
day, the meal will be followed by
a program given by the members.
Pi Beta Phi.
A parents dinner at 1:15 o'clock
Mother's day is being planned by
Pi Eeta Phi. Tables will be dec
orated in spring flowers. Invita
tions have been issued to all par
ents and many from out of town
are expected to attend. Eva Mae
Livermore is in charge of the ar
rangements. Kappa Delta.
Kappa Delta will also entertain
parents of its members at a 1
o'clock dinner on the same day.
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Bruce Nicoll is in charge of ar
rangements for the Teke Mother's
Day dinner, to be at 1 o'clock. Mrs.
Raymond Bixby, housemother, has
issued invitations and they are ex
pecting thirty-five mothers of
chapter members.
Kappa Alpha Theta.
Entertainment will follow a one
o'clock dinner at the Theta house.
Marian Fleetwood, chapter presi
dent will act as toastmistress
when about forty mothers will be
entertained there Sunday. Dorothy
Lee Collins is in charge of the ar
rangements. Sigma Phi Epsilon.
About forty mothers are ex
pected to be present at the Sig Ep
house Sunday. Bob Bensen. in
charge of plans, has arranged for
a one o'clock dinner honoring the
mothers of that fraternity.
Sigma Nu.
Mothers of twenty-five Sigma
Nus will be guests Sunday at the
local chapter house. Dinner will be
served for the active members and
their mothers at 1 o'clock. Among
the out of town mothers who will
attend are Mrs. A. B. Wilson, Ne
braska City; Mrs. F. Nicklas,
Syracuse; Mri. W. M. Plimpton,
Glenwood, la.; Mrs. M. Emmert,
Mrs. J. Zoesch, Mrs. J. Wick
strom and Mrs. Chas. Peery of
Omaha; Mrs. F. Johnson, Stroms
burg, and Mrs. T. Bradley, Beatrice.
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to Mother . . .
Who gave her best to us . . . only the Lest, will do when
vc remember . . . Make her the happh-st mother in the
world .... Say it with Dowers.
From Daniclsons
Fresh Cut Flowers and Pol ted Plants,
50c to $5.00
Damelson Floral Co, Inc
1245 N.
Add to Your Mother's Day
Dinner
By Serving
Meadow Gold
Milk-Butter-Ice Cream-Cheese
Beatrice Creamery Co.
Telephone B654 1
GREETING CARDS
FOR
MOTHER'S DAY
We have many .suitable to send to yonr wn Mot tier,
Father and Mother, Am t, Wife, Sister, Pan-1., .
or Grandmother.
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