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WEDNESDAY MAY 0. lm.
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THE DAILY NLBRASKAN
0 FREE THEATER TICKETS TO CLARKE GABLE'S LATEST "MEN IN WHITE" TO THE 25
LUCKY GUESSERS AND YOU CAN WIN.
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Mrs. Robert
Reuse h, and
Schmidt.
Gill,
Mrs.
Mrs. Ernst
Madeline
WITH SO MUCH TROUBLE IN THE
Vanhelloiiirt council meeting's nbout 1 he
new rush rules, it would seem that there
is more interest in rushing this year than
ihere has been for some time. Already
the rush chairmen are busy getting lists
and making plans, and it looks as if the
summer will be a busy one for sorority
members. Heated discussions concerning
the abvisability of the several sugges
tions which have been presented have
been going on in most all the houses, and
the biggest difficulty seems to be that
whatever is finally decided upon will not meet the approval
of everyone.
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ALMOST ALU of the sororities
have chosen their rush chairmen
for the coining year. Georgetts
for the coming year altho the lists
Kimsey was selected by the Alpha
Chis, and Janice Campbell by the
Alpha Delta Thetas. Lorraine
Hitchcock will have charge of
rushing for the Alpha Os, and
Janice Kiilian for the Alpha Xi
Delta. The Chi Os have chosen
Irma Leonard, and Irma B tuer
will be the Tri Delt chairman. Lu
cille Reilly is the Delta Gamma
rush chairman, and Helen Runkcl
the Delta Zeta's.
Mary Janet McGeachin Is in
charge of the Pi Phi rushing, and
Faith Arnold will arrange it for
the Thetas. The Kappas have chos
en Virginia Sellcck. and Cathlcen
Long was selected by the Phi Mus.
Gwendolyn Meyerson is the Sigma
Delta Tau rush chairman, and
Carol Robinson is the Gamma Phi
chairman.
OFFICERS OF Chi Phi for the
coming year are Bill Johnston,
president: Jack Potter, vice-president;
LaVerne Strough, secretary:
Charles Husbands, steward; Al
Clark, custodian; and Tom Naugta
tin, corresponding secretary.
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AND THE Pi Phis held election
of officers last Monday night. Ca
lista Cooper was chosen president;
Veronica Villnave, vice president;
Sancha Kilbourn, recording secre
tary; Ruth Haney, corresponding
secretary, and Ruth Louise Dierks,
historian.
THE A. T. O. S. elected Carl
Erb, president; Bill Fisher, vice
president; exchequer, Glenn Mace;
secretary, Ralph Chittick; keeper
of the annals, Bill Garlow; usher,
Henry Erickson, sentinel. Wood,
Shurtleff and correspondent to the
Palm, Dale Oder.
THE KAPPAS will have their
annual founders day banquet on
May 19 at the Lincoln country
club when they will celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary of the found
ing of this chapter.
YESTERDAY the Chi O alums
entertained the seniors at a picnic
at Van Dorn park. Mrs. Clarence
Toohey was chairman of the com
mittee, which was composed of
LAST WEEK END the P. O. Ps
entertained their national secre
tary, Mrs. Grace Olson Kistler,
who stayed at the chapter house.
Mrs. Kistler who left Monday lives
in Lawrence, Kas.
NEXT SATURDAY Miss Doro
thea Mason of Omaha, Tri Deit,
and Vantine James of Nebraska
City, Chi Phi, will be married. Miss
Mason is a graduate of the univer
sity, and Mr. James of the law col
lege. AND IN THE latter part of May
Miss Marie McGrale will be mar
ried to Raymond Smith of Omaha.
Miss McCrale was an Alpha Phi
here.
AND THE date for the A. T. O.
round-up banquet to be held at th
Lincoln Country club has been set
for May 26.
New officers have been elected
at the Zeta Beta Tau house. The
new president is Edwin Speier;
vice president is Alvin Berkowitz;
Bernard Galitzki is treasurer; sec
retary ia Lloyd Friedman; and the
historian, is Albert Stein.
THE CONTEST RULES
All you neod tn do in fill in the names of the movie stars anil llie
names of the pirtrres in which each actress co-starred with Clark liable.
.Such as: Name . . . Bctte Davis. Aiovle . . . Design for Living.
Two tickets for "Men in White" showing at the Lincoln theatre all
next week will he given to the fust 25 students who send or hring tn the
Dailv Nehraskan the coned solutions. The solutions will be announrea
Sunday, and the winners in the Tuesday Nehraskan.
So rt fn vmir thinking cap and win 2 tickets. Just fill out the
hlank and send or hring to the Daily Nebraskan office in the basement of
V. Hall.
Easy gj! jf
Starting jj jSlC
Gasoline U
HOLMS
14th and W 30th Year B399S
WEDNESDAY
LUNCH MENU
iith
10e
Chicken Noodle Soup...
Baked Virginia Ham
raisin sauce .35c
Pot Roast of Beef with home
made noodles . ... 30c
Chipped Beef in Cream on
Toast 25c
Hamberger Patties with
Spaghetti 25c
SPECIALS
No. 1. Cinnamon Toast, Fruit
Salad. Beverage 20c
No. 2. Hot Barbecue S a n d-
wich. Soup. Beverage 25c
No. 3. Salmon Salad. S a n d
wich. Banana Salad.
Beverage 5c
No. 4. '"omitQ Stuffed with
Chicken Salad. Bever
age 25c
No. 5. Peanut Butter Sand
wich. Milkshake 20c
No. 6. Cheese Sandwich,
choice of Beverage. .. .25c
No. 7. Chicken Salad Sand
wih. Pineapple and
Cheese Salad, Bever
age 25c
Egg Salad Sandwich.
Dish of Ice Cream ... 20c
Barbeque Sandwich.
Milkshake 25c
Bcyden Pharmacy
13th & P St., Stuart Bldg.
H. A. REED. Mgr.
No.
No.
WHAT'S DOING.
Wednesday.
Faculty Women's club, 2:30
meeting at Ellen Smith hall.
Friday.
Delta Gamma mothers club,
1 o'clock luncheon at the chap
ter house.
Alpha Xi Delta mothers club,
1 o'clock luncheon at the chap
ter house.
Saturday.
Mortar Board alumnae, 2:30
meeting at the home of Mrs.
T. F. Williams.
Alpha Delta Pi, 6:30 banquet
at the Cornhusker hotel.
D. U. lawn party at the house.
Alpha Sigma Phi alumni,
Mardi Gras party at East
ridge. Sunday.
Alpha Chi Omega, 1 o'clock
dinner for parents at the house.
Alpha Phi, tea for mothers
from 3 until 6 at the house.
Alpha Delta Theta, tea for
the mothers from 4 until 6 at
the house.
Chi Omega, 1 o'clock dinner
for the parents at the house.
Gamma Phi Beta, 1 o'clock
dinner for the parents at the
house.
Gamma Phi Beta, 1 o'clock
dinner for parents at the chap
ter house.
Kappa Kappa Gamma, 1
o'clock luncheon for mothers at
the chapter house.
Pi Beta Phi, 1 o'clock lunch
eon foth mothers at the house.
Kappa Delta, 1 o'clock dinner
for parents at the house.
Sigma Delta Tau, tea for par
ents from 2 until 5 o'clock ml
the house.
Theta Phi Alpha, tea from 3
until 6 o'clock tor mothers at
the house.
Theta Xi, sweetheart dinner
at the house.
Alpha Sigma Phi, 1 o'clock
dinner for the mothers at the
house.
Alpha Tau Omega, 1:30
mothers dinner at the house.
Beta Theta Pi, 1:30 dinner
for mothers at the house.
Delta Sigma Lambda, 1:15
dinner for mothers.
Delta Tau Delta, 1:30 dinner
at the house for mothers.
Farm House, dinner at the
house for mothers.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, dinner
at the house for mothers.
Chi Phi, dinner for parents
at house.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, dinner
for mothers at the chapter
house.
OFFICIAL
BULLETIN
Bukey to Omaha.
F. S. Bukey, assistant professor
in pharmacy at the university, win
speak in Omaha Wednesday, May
9, at the pharmaceutical cnoven
tion. His subject is, "The Cost of
Manufacturing a Cosmetic."
Corn Cobs.
New Corn Cobs will hold their
initial meeting of the year Wednes
day evening. May 9, at 7 o'clock
in loom 8 of the University Hall.
All new members are expected to
attend.
Y. W. Cabinet.
Cabinet of the Y. W. C. A. will
meet Wednesday at 7 p. m. in
Ellen Smith hall.
Stamp Club.
University Stamp club will meet
Thursday. May 10 in room 312 So
cial Sc.ence building.
Beta Gamma Sigma.
A meeting of Beta Gamma Sig
ma has been called for Wednesday
at 11:50 in the Commercial club
room. It will be a short meeting.
Please attend if possible.
EARL FULLBROOK,
Secretary.
Y. W. C. A.
Wednesday afternoon at 1
o'clock in Ellen Smith hall Miss
Miller will meet with both the
Sunday and Thursday afternoon
study groups, and at that time will
continue the discussion of the topic
"Life of Jesus." These sessions will
be held both this Wednesday and
next Wednesday, both at 1 o'clock.
ORPHEUM PLANS SPECIAL
MIDNIGHT SHOW FRIDAY
on the following Thursday for a
three day showing, presents Bob
by Byer, Julian Stanley's Colle
gians, Faye Raye, and a new Shad
ow Dance recently created by one
of the Marie Purl dancers.
The screen preview of "You're
Telling Me" brings W. C. Fields
back in a new comedy. The picture
is scheduled for a regular showing
later in the season.
STUDENTS TO GIVE
RECITAL WEDNESDAY
Annual Program Booked
at 8 O'clock in
Temple.
The annual recital of the stu
dents from the class of Miss Gene
vieve Wilson will be given Wednes
day at 8 o'clock at the Temple.
The following program will be pre
sented: The Chimes. Tick Tock. Tick Tmk. hy
Blanche Dlnglev. Mathews. Dorothy Blood.
The Butterfly, by N. Loui Wnfcht. Mary
Ps!een Webber.
Swavlng Boughs, Jane Matlingly. Jean
ette Strain.
Butterfly Chase, Templeton. Jo Ann
Strain.
Minuet In F, MoT.art. Jeaneite and Jo
Ann Strain.
Haunt of the Fairies. Crosby; The Jug
g)eur. Kern. Barbara Dworsky.
Curious Story. Heller. Billy Giirney.
Theme and Variation, Mozart. Betty
Hodgson.
Little Minuet In O. Beethoven; Narcissus.
Nevln. Betty Ann Fullagar.
Coasting. Huerter, Barbara Manning.
Rhapsodv. Koelling. Bernard McLaughlin.
Prelude, op. 28. No. 20: op. 2S. No. 10;
op. 28. No. 21. Chopin. Gilbert Keeley.
Contra Dance, Beethoven. Mary Ros
bo rough.
Sonata D Major. Allegro eon brio, Haydn.
Mildred Claire Kreadnck.
Humoresque. Rachmainoff, Paul Koenip.
Rhapsody Op. 79. No. 2. Brams, Steven
Barwick.
Scotch Poem. MacDowell: Puck. Grieg.
Louis Wadlow.
Impromptu Op. 90. No. 4. Schubert. Ber
nelce Hemod
Valse C Minor, Chopin; Spoon River.
LOST Jeweled Kappa Kappa Gammi
kev. Name Jean Woodruff on back.
Reward. Finder call B-1SS5.
LOST-Pall&dian pin. Reward. Call
L-S224.
A special Midnight Jamboree
with Marie Purl and her stage
show of 25 people and an advanced
showing of "You re Telling Me.
starring W. C. Fields will be held
Friday night at the Orpheum thea
ter. The Marie Purl Unit, which open
Our new Rent-a-lar raten lei yoo
drive nearly twice at much for the
name money. New ear, are Iwlng
added to ntir line. Thank fnr the
bitting yon have given u thl year.
MOTOR OUT COMPANY
IIS Alay Open.
It's a Cool Place
Where you can get
COLD DRINKS
on Hot Days
THE CAMPUS INN
Across The Street From Teachers College
a 6ift package
of Ice Cream
Here is a apeciai ice cream
treat for mother and the
whole family. A new combi
nation of flavors Fresh
Strawberry Lemon Ice
French Vanilla. Have it
Sunday for dinner. Order in
advance from your Fairmont
isdealer.
50
PER Qt ART
Extra charge for
special packing and
delivery if ordered
from the creamery.
Sold only by
Fairmont
Ice Cream
Dealers
FAIRMONTS
ICECREAM
'Tfo'Peak of Quality
Ij
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Remember to Call
Your cM other-
LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE
cMother's (Day0
Sunday, May 13
and every day during the year
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co.
"4 Stbrmtha Crmpcny Seena lit PpU
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Minuet de 1' Ar leslenne Suite, Liiet;
Steven Barwick, Tnul KoeniR.
The memhers of three courses in
the Botany department will take a
trip to Arbor Lodge at Nebraska man Botany course, the course in
City soon, probably next Saturday, Flowering Plants, and the For.
according to Dr. R. J. Pool, chair- estry group are the classes making
man of the department. The fresh- the trip
Mail Orders Promptly Filled at Lincoln's Busy Store We Give S. & H. Green Stamps
a Amditie (jilt
Be individual choose the ONE Gift
every mother needs and wants lovely
HOLEPROOF HOSIER
3
Pairs in a Beaut
Mother's Day Box
ifui e
)x for Z
Ktesting BUREAUj
Others at
1.25 and 1.35 pair
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Factory waled and certified at to avalfty aadj
Bettor Fabric! TnMnf Bwa
Mother's Dt
Sundty, My 13th
a. I ' i J - -
new gin ouying cnarr guiues anyone to just
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If you know what colors Mother wears, we'll guaran
tee to give you hosiery that will harmonize Ask o
see color guide for easy buying at hosiery counter
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1 nivK' X(hitP A"ot and Tubular Scarfs of fine erepes. taffetas (
S LUvLiJ VV Kit, ard mnnfs ... white Scarfs that make very acceptable I ;
Some Lovely, New
Robes and Negligees
That Are on Inexpensive as They Arc Attractive!
A LOVELY POW-
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A CANDLEWICK ROBE
(exactly as pictured i with
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on white or
pastel back
grounds . . .
pma rt looking,
dainty, practical
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595
A SMART CREPE ROBE
. . . lace trimmed or tailored
... in soft pastel and darker
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at
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ynor. we believe than rver,
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GOLD'S Street Floor
Mothers Day Cards
5c to
50c
Mothers Day Mottoes
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White Gardenias
own! r c
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. . . one of these beaut i
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floorers tn snrav
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Pretty 'Kerchiefs
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white linens Attractively
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10
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WOMEN'S LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS . . .
in many new printed pat
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trimmed effects ... at only
25c each
V GOLD'S Street Floor
6 for
1.40
Great Basement FROCK SALE
200 BESSES
. . . inthe very newest styles
All
Sizes
.00
Prints
Pastels
Combinations
Whites
1 iMKia:, vtMl
ALL AT
Here's a glorious col
lection of new Dresses of
fered in the Basement Tues
day at a rice that's remark
ably moderate. 200 of them
to pick from, .one-piece and
jacket Dresses . . . cape ef
fects ... In soft, rich Prints
Pastels ... the favorite white and in
print combinations. Linen Suits, too . . .
so fashionable and cooL Tue entire great
lot grouped at this one low price. Sizes
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