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(V NEBRASKA CAMPUS n
(DCDAIL WIHDIDLL o
SEEN ON
THE CAMPUS.
Miscellaneous display of ton
eorfal artist Barbara Rosewater,
Alpha Xi Delta, on a wall of the
rag: office In the form of a two
foot column of hair samples
clipped from the heads of publi
cations workers with enormously
large shears: black, blonde, red,
dishwater cream, mouse colored,
pinto, greasy brown, curls, waves,
straight, etc. . . . coeds jabber
ing about going to homecoming
dance a la stag in the hopes of
nabbing a fling with Robert
Taylor . . . Arndt's ec class
humming like a bee hive during
one of those little quizzes when
the gentleman in charge happened
to leave the room . , , olefactory
organs groping skyward as col
legians wend their way across
gas smelling 14th where the
street workers and the street
have been at cross purposes for
many moons . . . Sally Carter
distracting male journalists by
breezing into Mr. Walker's class
in classy coat of Scottish heather ,
mixture with elephant ear collar
. . . Cardy of the right half Card
wells musing on the advisability
of purchasing a few books in ;
front of sosh , . . Blonde Greek- j
featured Byrle Shuck smiling
graciously at a dream woman in
a black fur job of no small
value as he and she shouldered
thru sosh entrance . . . down
slip blues dispelled by the fun
and flury atmosphere precipi- j
tated each year on this com
munity of scholars by home
coming day . . . rag staff I
brilliants askir.2 today's society i
scribe to remove the pipe from
Its mouth, since the regular
writer seldom smokes one.
Sig Eps FeaM
On Pheasants.
Monday night dinner at the
Sigma Phi Epsilon house was
definitely the right night to be
on hand if you wear a S. P. E. ;
nean. ram wenxe, Jtsiu Diers,
THIS WEEK
Thursday.
Sigma Alpha lota Mothers
club luncheon at the home of
Mrs. C. E. Donley, 1 o'clock.
Friday.
Farmer Formal, Student
Activities building, 9 p. m.
Chi Omega party at the
chapter house, 9 p. m.
Alpha Tau Omega party at
the chapter house, 9 p. m.
Delta Upsilon party at the
chapter house, 9 p. m.
Kappa Delta party at the
chapter house, 9 p. m.
Delta Delta Delta party at
the chapter house. 9 p. m.
Alpha Sigma Phi party at
the chapter house, 9 o'clock.
Phi Kappa Psi party at the
chapter house, 9 o'clock.
Saturday.
Kappa Kappa Gamma open
house after the Homecoming
game.
Kappa Alpha Theta open
house after the Homecoming
game.
Phi Gamma Delta pig dinner
at the Lincoln hotel, 6:30.
Alpha Phi tea dance at the
chapter house, 4 until 6
o'clock.
Homecoming party at the
coliseum.
Alpha Omicron Pi open
house after the Homecoming
game.
Verne Raywalt, Larry Graff and
Walter Piflum went west this
week end and brought back 20
pheasants and the entire chapter
lost no time in demonstrating
their epicurean appreciation for
the brotherly thoughtful ness.
Delia Zela Celebrates
Founders Day.
Delta Zeta celebrated the 34th
anniversary of its founding with a
banquet at the city Y. V. C. A.
Out of town guests at the banquet
were Mrs. Bernard Malcolm of
Omaha and Mrs. E. Staplcton of
Los Angeles. Thirty members of
the active and alumnae chapters
were present at the celebration.
Fleet wood-Wright.
Wednesday, Oct. 28, Marian
Fleetwood and Flavel Wright of
Lincoln were married at the home
of the bride's parents. Mrs.
Wright is a graduate of the uni- j
vcrsity and is a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta. Mr. Wright is a
graduate of the University of Ne
braska law college and is affili
ated with Phi Kappa Psi.
Alpha Sigma Phi
Annonnees Pledges.
New pledges of the Alpha Sig
ma Phi pledge class are Don Cool
idge of Lead, S. D., George Gra
ham of Omaha and Perry Gaines
of Fremont.
:
Pi Phi's Plan
Sunday Date Dinner.
Sixty couples will be entertained
at the Pi Beta Phi house Sunday,
Nov. 1. Members of the pledge
class will honor the active chap'er
and their guests at. a 1 o'clo( k
dinner.
A 'Hunting We Will Co' ;
Said Sigma Nil's.
And a'hunting five Sigma Nus
did go last week end with the ;
result that the chapter dined on j
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29 pheasants Wednesday night.
The boys who fired the guns were
Harold Pcery, Everett Degcr,
John Wertz, Adna Pobson and
George Galloway,
Tri Dells lo Hold
House Parly Friday.
Delta Delta Delta joins the pa
rade of house party givers for
Friday night, with an open party.
Halloween decorations will trana
form the rooms reserved for danc
ing into a scene of orange and
black festivity. Chaperons will
he Mrs. Paul Ream and Mr. and
Mrs. Rhinehart. Rene Smith is
in charge of arrangements for the
party.
tkachkhs to sek
dkawim; exhibits
30 Arehileelural Prints
On Display for High
Sehool Visitors.
Thirty architectural drawings,
among which are the two prize
pieces of last year, will be on ex
hibit for the teachers of the state
convention in the rooms of the
architecture department Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. The
works will include the plan, sec
tion, elevation and plot plan of
the buildings colored appropriate
ly to the type of structure.
The two first ranking pieces of
last year, a plan for a mausoleum
by Paul Rador, junior in the en
gineering college, and a plan for
a suburban fire and police sta
tion, the work of Ben Mariska,
will be placed in the permanent
collection of the architectural li
brary following the exhibition.
J4usicat
Jootnotes
The whole-hearted attention
paid by the audience was ample
testimony to the quality of the
performance given by Sylvia Cole
Diers yesterday afternoon in the
Temple theater. This is especial
ly significant considering the rest
lessness usually prevailing at
these student convocations.
The entire program was made
up of selections which have had
little exposition in these parts.
"Scbben, crudele," by Caldera of
the early 18th century, and Von
Fielitz's "Das sterbende Kind,"
based on the story of der Erl
koenig, were the outstanding mu
sical gems presented. The num
ber attracting the most attention
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Kr 1st (cekommen, bv Fobert Frans,
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O Moon Upon the Water, hv Cadman.
Mv Love and I, by Frank La Forge,
We Two Together, by Warner.
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