FOUR
THR DAILY NERRASKAN
.VEDXESI) AY. OCTOBER 7. VKtn
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SEEN ON
THE CAMPUS
North winds blowing dead
leaves around the tennis courts.
i . . Bill Sweeney swagger coated j
and cheery busling across Twelfth I
treet . . . Virginia Chain's wide !
brimmed felt sombrero we sus- j
pect the Texas Cantennial . . . Evel j
Younger peering through the j
glass door into a Fol. Sci. cless. I
. . . Crowd of boys on the steps :
of Pharmacy hall gazing heaven-
ward . . . Birdien Jensen pointing ,
out friends in the Tassel group j
picture . . . The miniature whisk j
broom on the rear end of Sid Ba- !
ker's blue hat . . . Dick Fischer
and Bernie Smith tracking down ;
a hamburger . . . That morning
after the night before look on three .
out of five pledge faces . . .Bill i
Smith's Ford roadster, probably j
minus more paint today man u
was yesterday, if possible . . .
A. T. O. Shellenberg much tousled
aa to hair returning from a touch
football game . . . Clyde White
meanders through the Rag office.
. . . Margaret Phillippe's veiled
brown hat, tip tilted . . . The night
scene on the campus, one bright
light in Bessie hall.
ORCHESIS CLASS
TO HOLD SECOND
THIS WEEK.
Wednesday.
Alpha Xi Delta alumnae
bridge party at the home of
Mrs. G. T. Warren.
Thursday.
Sigma Phi Epsilon omthr's
club 1 o'clock luncheon at the
chapter house.
Friday.
Phi. Mu mothers club 1
o'clock luncheon at the chap
ter house.
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers
club meeting at the chapter
house.
Saturday.
Delta Gamma alumnae
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
L. R. Ricketts.
Alpha Gamma Delta 1
o'clock luncheon at the home
of Mrs. E. C. Seng.
Frpshman Girl Gets
Slightly Mixed Up
Esther Schniderwind, Kappa
Delt pledge, hasn't been in Lin
coln very long and while she has
been here there have been so many
things to do that she just hasn't
had time to become familiar with
the landmarks. This is our ex
nlanation anvwhere for the re-
MEETING TONTTEjmark she made ;dir.g by the
For those girls unable to at
tend the first meeting of Orchesis.
woman's interpretive dancing club.
Miss Claudia Moore, director of
the group, announces that they are
welcome to attend the meeting of
the class this evening in Grant
Memorial hall at seven o'clock.
New girls will be understudies
to the more experienced group un
til they perform in public, when
they will be automatically in
cluded in the regular Orchesis
group.
Delta Upsilon country home. "Why
there's the church I'm going to
attend."
Alpha Xi Delta
Alumnae Meet Today
Members of the Alpha Xi Delta
alumnae organization will meet
at the home of Mrs. G. T. War
ren for a bridge party this after
noon. Sixteen are expected to at-
, tend and Mrs. Dale Schilling will
i lie the assistant hostess.
lincoln s yAsiimx ckntkr;
SMART WEAR
1X221224 O STREET
So You're Going to Minneapolis for
the Nebraska-Minnesota Game?
Sigma Chi
Mothers Meet
Thursday the mothers club of
Sigma Chi will meet for luncheon
at the home of Mrs. A. H. Rait.
After luncheon an informal busi
ness meeting will be held and
plans for the coming year will be
discussed. Assisting Mrs. Rait as
hostess will be Mrs. C. B. Ramel
and Mrs. R. G. Douglas.
.Campus Pledge? Take
Same Sneak Night
Monday night seems to have
been sneak night on the campus!
At any rate eight of the Greek
letter freshman groups decided
that Monday was the night to
leave for parts unknown. Whether
it was coincidence or co-operation
I the Sigma Chi, Sigma Alpha Epsi
lon, Fhi Kappa Psi, Alpha Omi
cron Pi. Delta Delta Delta. Alpha
Xi Delta. Kappa Kappa Gamma
and Alpha Tau Omega pledges all
sneaked.
Sig Ep Motherss
To Meet Thursday
Twenty-five members of the
Sigma Phi Epsilon mothers club
will meet at the chapter house for
luncheon Thursday afternoon.
Plans for the coming year will be
made at a business meeting follow
ing the luncheon. Mrs. Jesse Todd
is hostess for the afternoon.
Dunhack-Riitherford
Sept. 22 at Burlington. Colo..
Audrey Dunback and Howard
Rutherford were married. Mrs.
Rutherford is a former student of
the University of Nebraska and is
a member of' Kappa Phi.
Cooper-Hughe-;
Calista Cooper and Morris Nel
son Hughes were married Satur
day afternoon at Humbolt. Mr.
Hughe? is connected with the
American Embassy in Tokyo. Ja
pan, where the couple will make
their home. Miss Cooper is a grad
uate of the University of Nebraska
and is a member of Pi Beta Phi
and Mortar Board. j
Biidiop-Camphell
Sunday, Oct. 4, Bonnies Bishop
of Addam, Kansas, and H. War
ren Campbell of Clay Center were
married in Lincoln. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell are graduates of
the University of Nebraska. Mrs. I
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MOVIE
DIRECTORY
KIVA
'"Too Tough to Kill"
& ' Panic on the Air'
LINCOLN
"Girl's Dormitory"
ORPHEUM
'Pepper1 and 'Sitting:
on the Moon"
STUART
' My Man Godfrey'
VARSITY
"In His Steps"
Mr. Fhields is affiliated with
ma Alpha Epsilon.
! Alpha Chi"
j r !oci tHtiecrs
' I.o;iiso SrhnceloUi was elected
president of the Alpha Chi Omega
plrdjre class at a meeting held
I Monday night. Edith Leisy was
i chosen secretary treasurer.
j ll'.rta Chi Entertains
' Weekend Guests
Last weekend Theta Chi enter
tained several visiting alumni.
; "Tuhhy" Randall of the University
' of New Hampshire chapter, Bob
! Beaver of the University of Nor-
with and Bob Corlry of Penn
; State. Mr. Randall was in Lin
'. coin playing with an orchestra.
'
Cole-Molir
j Helen Cole and John Elliott
i Mohr of Lincoln have announced
j their engagement. Both are grad
i uates of the University of Nehras
j ka where Miss Cole is a member
; of Chi Omega. Phi Chi Theta and
Beta Gamma Sigma. Mr. Mohr is
a member of Phi Delta Theta.
Sig- lilamma Dflta house
! Nebraska in 1031 and is a member
of Phi Gamma Delta. Tie enter
tained the chapter
popular songs.
Mr. Bennett Two French university students
commissioned by France's minis
try of education are now touring
American universities to examine
the social life of the American
student.
with several
Campbell is a member of Alpha
Phi and Mr. Campbell is affiliated
with Pi Kappa Alpha.
Lamhda Chi's
Choose Officers
At a meeting held Monday night,
Jim Little was elected president
and secretary of Lambda Chi Al
pha, Jim Tisdale, social chairman
and Kenneth Davidson, pledge
master. Kenneth Nelson of Oak
land and Keith Carter of Palisade
are new pledges of the fraternity.
Barkes-Shields
Announced recently was the en
gagement and approaching mar
riage of Alaire Barkes of Lin
coln to Charles Shields of Omaha.
The wedding will take place Oct.
30. Both are graduated of the
University of Nebraska. Miss
Barkes wus president of the active
chapter of Mortar Board last year
and is a member of Chi Omega.
Sigma Nn Pledges
Choose Offieers
Sigma Nu pledges elected Jack
McKee president of the class at
meeting Monday night. Other of
ficers chosen were: Bob Zoeseh,
vice president; Al Pearson, secre
tary, and Harold Atherton, ser
geant at arms.
Iee Bennelt
Visits Phi Gams
Lee Bennett, who is touring the
middlewest with his orchestra,
spent Monday evening at the Phi
INew Aeacia
Officers
Acacia recently elected both ac
tive and pledge officers. New ac
tive officers are: President, Jack
McKinzie; vice president. Dick
Sain: social chairman, Darrel
Chadderdon; secretary. Mark Ow
ens; treasurer, Frank Johnson;
steward, George Meier.
Pledge officers are: Zaek Horn
berger. president; and Frank Cole
man, secretary-treasurer.
Hughes-Mckinley
Dove Hughes and Irving McKin
ley were married Sept. 23 at Bur
well, it was announced recently.
Both are graduates of the Univer
sity of Nebraska.
Mote than 100.000 students in
the U. S. are now attending Amer
ica's 500 junior colleges. Fifteen
years ago there were only 100
junior colleges in the nation.
John Stuart Curry, famed artist
of the sou. is now an "artist in'
residence" at the University of
Wisconsin.
Vale University has the address
es of all but 80 of its 31,003 graduates.
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