FOOB.V
THE NEBRASKAN
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1935,
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O'
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then
right here
Chi O'b
party.
Sigma Chi
Idance at
Viat the major- perhaps not the
Jart of the student body is going to be in Capital City over the
fteck-end. A fine way to start the Christmas holidays
tsk! Tsk!
SEEN ON
the campus: Mar-O
garet Werner and some Joe Col
lege caking in the Moon. . . .Bernie
McKerney and the Messingbring
talking about thisa and thata.
Junior "Honey" Howard playing
with one of the Shurtleff boys
John Jarmin consuming coffee with
sugar liut no cream. . . .Uniformed
officers Ernst and Stafford clank'
ing around the Rag office. .. .Bob
Roscoe and Myron Bickel telling
some fellows that he d never get
thru law college cutting classes
(there's something there) . . . .John
Groth with a napkin tucked in his
belt. .. .Harold Butler weaving in
and out of campus caking places
....Mary Yoder's dream man
wandering around like a lost soul
....Jean Gallant playing the slot
machines, um, um! Bob Avery
with Betsy Allen Sara Hutchings
and some blonde fellow (nice con
trast) looking into each others
eyes and Laverne Ely honoring
the Moon with his presence.
TUESDAY evening at the home
of Henrietta Sanderson, Mu Phi
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MORE DAY 'TIL VACATION,
we co to the station only it
looks as though a number of students
.iren't going to the t.tnlion but staying
in Lincoln. For Friday night
the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon give
their annual - free-for-all at the Com-
husker, Pi K. A. has a bit of a dinner
dance at the chapter house, and Alpha
entertain their dates at a house
Nothing daunted, members of
will give their yearly dinner
the Lincoln. In fact, it appears
most important but the major
Epsilon entertained at a Christmas
party for alumnae and actives,
Irene Rem mors, Lu Ganzel and
Viola Curry were in charge of the
entertainment and Leonore Teal
and John Waggener took care of
program arrangements. Included
on the program were June Goethe,
Henrietta Sanderson, Eunice Bing
ham, Betty Tetterstrom, Margaret
Baker and Ruth Sibley. Some thir
ty guests were present and gifts
were distributed during the eve
ning.
AT THE CORNHUSKER to
night, brothers of S. A. E. will
gather for tne fraternity's annual
formal. Some 300 bids have been
sent out, and Buzz Fonda Is in
charge of arrangements. Professor
and Mrs. Smith, Professor and
Mrs. Karl Arndt, and Governor and
Mrs. Roy Cochran will chaperon.
Decorations will follow the Christ
mas theme with fraternity colors
predominating.
AND PI K. A. will entertain
their dates at a dinner dance at the
chapter house tonight. About
twenty-six couples will be there,
and Warren Thompson is in charge
of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs.
John Kellogg will chaperon, and
decorations will follow the Christ
mas theme.
THE ALPHA Chi O's have
chosen tonight for their annual sil
ver and blue party at the chapter
house. Marjorie Lauritsen is in
charge of arrangements, assisted
by Louise Ricbe and Rheta Morton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Griffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight McVickory are
couples will attend.
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WHAT'S DOING
Friday.
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
formal, Cornhusker.
Lambda Chi Alpha auxllllary
covered dish luncheon at the
home of Mrs. E, B. Brooks, 1
o'clock.
Theta Chi auxllllary Christ
mas luncheon at the chapter
house, 1 o'clock.
PI KAPPA ALPHA formal
dinner dance at the chapter
house, 7 o'clock.
Alpha Chi Omega house
party at the hapter house, 9
o'clock.
Saturday.
SIGMA CHI dinner dance,
Lincoln.
pledges of Sigma Chi will entertain
at a dinner dance at the Lincoln.
Two hundred and fifty people will
be there, and ioya Bauer ana
Vern Anders are in charge of the
affair. Professor and Mrs. Hunt,
Prof and Mrs. D. W. Dysinger,
Prof, and Mrs. Abe Martin and
Prof, and Mrs. Floyd Hauck are
chaperoning.
DELEGATES to the Sigma Al
nha Mu convention to be held in
St. Louis during the Christmas
holidays are David Goidware, -ari
Braclerman, Irving Hill, Max Kra
mer, Jerry and Harry Cohen.
Momlwri of Tjmhda Chi Alpha
ontortninnl At an alumni dinner at
the chapter house Monday night.
About thirty guests attended the
affair, and entertainment was pro
vided by the activities.
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Alumni association at the Waldorf
Astoria hotel, where they will stay
while in the city.
In making the tour and carry
ing their messages in song to
many people, the members of the
choir will be working in tune with
their ideal, a faith in the spirit of
youth. The choir envisions the
building of a cathedral where the
youth of all faiths may worship
together. Altho this cathedral is as
yet only a dream, it symbolizes
the spirit which has produced ana
which finds expression in the sing
ing of this choir.
"It is neither a mission nor a
monument. Composed of Gentile
and Jew, Catholic and Protestant,
the voices of the aspiring singers
mingle in a unison which rises
above the conflict of creeds which
has so long separated worship
pers." This expression of the
choir s purpose is stated in tne
programs. 10,000 of which were
printed, to be used on the tour.
The programs contain also an il
lustration of the envisioned cathe
dral. It is the work of a choir
member, Arne Engberg, a gradu
ate of the university architecture
department two years ago. The
choir, which was organized six
teen years ago and which sings
regularily at Westminster Presby
terian church, is not connected
with any organization. Its mem
bers, who are outstanding for
their scholastic record, are ail
vitally interested in their organiza
tion and the meaning which it
holds for each of them la some
thing indescribable.
ZOOLOGISTS ADOPT
LIVELY YOUNG BOA
Central American Reptile
Found in Shipment
Of Bananas.
Zoologists at the university now
have a lively young tree boa which
was found half frozen in a fruit
car filled with bananas for a Lin
coln wholesale grocery. The young
Wanted A Ride
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holidays.
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snake Is about three feet long: and
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wrapped about a clump of bananas
which were shipped here from Cen
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In a half dormant condition, it
was brought to the museum of the
university where It was subjected
to the rays of an electric light for
several hours before It became ac
tive, according to Henry Relder of
the museum staff. Later the snake
was taken to the zoology depart
ment where attempts will be made
to keep it alive.
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North Carolina plans to build
roads of cotton In the near fu
ture.
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