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THF DAILY NORASKAN
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 23, 1933.
SO HERE IT IS WEDNESDAY THE
last day of the first semester. Crnnt
sessions start tonight we understand.
Halls in most of the houses are plastered
with threatening signs stressing the fact
that nil is to he ahsohitely silent. Coffee
blaek is served at midnight. People's
dispositions nren't what they used to be.
Faces are woe begone and a few even
show signs of despair. Everybody really
is hitting the books some for the first
time since last spring. Pledges have av
erages to worry about. Although actives
hate already been initiated, they still have parents to please.
Since this is the last column until next semester the best thing
to sav now is power to you !
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' Of OF THE largest parties Delta Chi, professional journalism
that will be given In the next two fraternity, and which will be held
weeks is the Mid-Year Frolic in the coliseum Feb. 2. Ralph
which is being sponsored by Sigma Bennett and his seven aces all
1000 TIES
V'
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PATTERNS selected l our buyer in New York
from a manufacturer's broken assortments.
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Herringbones
Regimental stripes
Twill
Crystal cloths
Basketueaves
Reps
Embroidered crepes
Braided uools
Many GAY COLOR EFFECTS which you will find
in smart spring showings. Many stripes, too
frlatcd as favorites in spring fashion. Plaids,
checks, small and large figures.
mm All are lie you ttould quett to be much higher
Ot6 pticed nnd be rijjhl if they were offered at reg
ular retail prices.
Men's Wear First Floor.
eleven of 'em, will provide the
music.
DURING the weekends there
will be other parties to take your
mind off exams. Next Friday
night the Gamma Phi Beta's are
entertaining at a formal at the
Cornhusker hotel at nine o'clock
and the following evening the
Theta's will hold their annual for
mal at the same hotel.
THE WEEKEND of Feb. 1 and
2 there will be two more formals
Friday evening the Alpha O's will
entertain and Saturday is the day
scheduled for the annual Chi O
party.
OFFICERS who will head the
active chapter of Phi Kappa Psi
next semester are: George Holyoke
of Omaha, president; Carl Wig'
genhorn of Ashland, vice prest
dent: Bill Hamilton of Omaha, sec-
retaryi and Don Wiemer of
Omaha, treasurer.
DELTA UPSILON elected offi
cers for the coming year at a
meeting Monday evening. They are
Gene Pester of Lincoln, president;
Hank Kosman of Omaha, vice
president; Glen Ayres of Lincoln,
recording secretary; and George
Gray of Coleridge, corresponding
secretary.
. .ACACIA wishes to announce the
recent pledging of Francis Free of
Sioux City, Iowa, of Joe Redfield
of North Platte and of Ed Peterson
of Hampton.
RECENTLY pledged by Phi
Kappa Psi were Bill Rowe of Eau
Claire, Wis., and Ray Matteson of
Sterling, Colo.
FRANCES MARSHALL of
Crawford became the bride of John
H. Furman of Marsland at a cere
mony performed at the home of
the bride's parents on January 9.
Mr. Furman has attended the uni
versity. Following a trip to Den
ver, the couple will reside near
Marsland.
THE DINNER which is being
given in Ellen Smith hall Friday
evening at 6:30 o'clock is for the
WHAT'S DOING
Thursday.
Alpha Chi Omega mothers'
club, chapter house, 2:30
p. m.
Sigma Alpha lota, mothers'
club, 1 o'clock luncheon with
Mrs. Anna Anderson.
Friday.
Teachers' college annual
dinner, Ellen Smith hall, 6:30
p. m.
College of Business Admin
istration, annual dinner, Uni
versity club, 7 p. m.
Gamma Phi Beta, formal,
Cornhusker hotel, 9 o'clock.
Saturday.
Alpha Gamma Delta alum
nae, 1 o'clock luncheon, Mrs.
O. H. Binson.
Alpha XI Delta, alumnae, 1
o'clock luncheon at the chap
ter house.
Kappa Alpha Theta, for
mat, Cornhusker hotel, 9 p. m.
faculty members of the teachers
college and not for the students as
was previously stated.
WIVES of members of the fac
ulty in the departments of business
organization and economics in the
College of Business Administration
will entortain the facultv mem
bers of those departments at din
ner at tne university ciuo, ai seven
o'clock Friday evening. Special
guests will include Dr. and Airs.
John D. Clark, Chancellor and
Mrs. K. A. Burnett, and former
Chancellor and Mrs. Samuel Avery.
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DELTA OMICRON. alumnae
members were entertained at a
musicale at the borne of Mrs. F. L.
Roe-ers last evenlner at 8 o'clock.
Assisting hostesses were Miss Col-
lita Aitken. Miss Dorothy Hol-
comb and Mrs. August Molzer. Fol
lowing the Droeram retresnments
were served buffet style.
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CHI PHI announces the pledg
ing of Paul Peterson of Geneva.
IT HAS finally happened. Max-
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You and Your Friends to Our
Fashion Showing
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Hand Knitted
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with living mannequins!
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AN IT) CUT TMI CRIMf-CUT WAV, MAKIMC-TRINCE AlkERT COOL AMD L0Nfr-SURNlM(5-
Auburn, passed the candy at the
chapter house Monday night while
the Delta Tan Delta s received ci
gars from John Gary, Minneapolis,
Minn.
HUSKER CAGSTERS
BATTLE DENVER ON
HOME FLOOR JAN. 20
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Huskcr goal on many occasions,
and licpt the invading Nebraska
team In the running most of the
way.
The Husker scoring punch will
be augmented for Saturday's fray
with the eligibility of Bob Leacox,
Shenandoah, la., forward. Leacox
has just rounded the rule which
necessitates a year of frosh compe
tition before vanity, and Coach
Browne has determined to use him
against Denver's invading baske
teers. There are also high hopes that
Les McDonald, sophomore center,
will have cleared the scholastic
barriers which have held him off
the team and will be ready for
duty Saturday.
After the Denver fray, Nebraska
will enter on a -schedule calling for
a straight round of conference
games only.
This week will be spent in light
workouts and drills by the Browne-
men, with very little heavy work
due to interference with examina
lions. Indications were that head
Professor Browne would not break
up the combination which he has
used during most or tne games tm
season, but that the starting line'
un aealnst Denver would be coin'
posed of Henry Whltaker, and
Howard Baker, forwards; Harvey
Widman, center; and George Wahl
quist and Capt. Bud Parsons,
guards.
ANNUAL SHOW 0F
KOSMET KLUB TO
OFEN ON APRIL 1
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rust is nlnnned for this vear. there
will be a larger number of parts
for which all men students are
eligible.
Two full months are planned for
production worn mis year 10 in
sure a polished performance. Be
cause the show will occur before
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TENNIS
BILL TILDEN ELLSWORTH VINES
LESTER ST0EFEN GEORGE LOTT
Coliseum, Thursday, Jan. 31
General Admission 75 cents
Krxrrved Seam $1.10 $1.65
STARTING FRIDAY Return
Engagement By Popular Request
A SUPERB FEAST OF LOVE,
LAUGHTER and DIVINE SONG!
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Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 P. M.
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spring vacation this year, there
will be no two week's break in
practices to interrupt production.
Ticket sales are scheduled to be
gin on March first, and all seats
for the week's performance
be reserved. Additional color
prv and a more extravaeat
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affairs of the heart, her I f l',
many admirers almost had f i p
heart failure ! '
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