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THE DAILY NERltASKAN
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1936
500 Attend Sorority Scholarship Tea
AIRWAVES CARRY f)
Delta Gamma Wins First
Place Cup: Alpha Phi,
Chi Omega Next.
Ovi'i "idil sorority women wit
nessed tho presentation of scholar
ship cups to tho six high ranking
groups Friday afternoon at the
Panhellenie tea hold in tho Lincoln
lvtol. IVlla Gamma was awarded
lust place, with Alpha Thi and tho
Omega receiving; second ami third
places. Alpha ai tVlta received
two cups, one for hemp: fourth in
rank, and one for malting the
must inipi ovomenl railing the pre-
I ins school year.
Other sororities placed as fol
lows: Sigma Delta Tau, fifth:
Kappa Alpha Theta, sixth; Kappa
Kappa Gamma, seventh; Alpha
Oniuron Pi. eighth; Alpha Chi
Omega, ninth; Sigma Kappa,
tenth; Alpha Delta Theta. 1 1th;
Gamma Phi Beta. 12th: Phi Mi:.
13lh; Kappa Delta, 14th: Delta
Helta Delta, Ifilh; Zeta Tan Alpha,
IHth: Pi Beta Phi, 17th and Delta
Zeta. ISth.
"Old King Cole'' Theme.
Tn presenting the cups, the
M tableau "Old King Cole" was
used, and the program broadcast.
Miss Charlotte Kizer, played the
pait of "King Panhell," and Mrs.
Oliver Hallam was the commen
tator. Trumpeters were Misses
Mary and Fern Steuteville, who
hung the scrolls on tho panel of
The ballroom stage, as the winners
ot honors were announced. Tho
twins wore Nebraska's new band
uniforms of scarlet and cream.
Miss Kier presented the cups.
Music for tue tableau was fur
nished by Miss Dorothy Hol
coruh, Mrs. Valorita Larimer and
Miss Kunice Bingham, wearing
appropriate fiddler's costumes.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Joyce Ay res at the piano.
After the presentation of cups,
several prominent alumni were in
terviewed for a 15 minute broad
cast. J. B. Lake had on the pro
gram, Mrs. K. A. Burnett, Miss
Kate Field, Mrs. Hailam. Mrs.
Fred DeWeeso, Dr. Elizabeth Wil
liamson. Miss Kizer, Mrs. Joe Sea
crest. Mrs. Willard Folsom and
Miss KIsie Ford Piper.
Receiving Line.
Tn the receiving line were Miss
Field. Mrs. Burnett, Mrs, Ada
Westover, Mrs. Hallam, Miss
Piper and Mrs. Francis Drath.
Alumni who poured during the af
ternoon included: Mesdamos F. K.
Henzlik, O. II. Martin, Barlow
Nve. .1. A. MeFachen, Hairy Lan
sir.g. Arthur L. Smith, Seacrest,
Francis Hamilton, Walter White,
LoKov Schlentz, William Mat
bihuliat, Miss Louise Van Sickle,
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I Alxml -10 alumnae and active
I members of Alpha Xi Doita from
I three states visiled tho local ohap
i tor at tho local chapter house for
, a province convention Saturday,
:.o. 7. They came from Colo
rado. Kansas, and Oklahoma.
I Meetings, round-tables, business
i sessions, and g roup discussions
were ciuriod on thruout the day.
Activities began with breakfast at
(7:30 in the morning and registra
tion, followed by an address of
welcome by Mis. Marjorie M.
I Parker, president of tho province.
! A part of the afternoon program
'was tho initiation of Jane Pen
'nington into the Nebraska chap
I te.
I Finishing the day's activities,
the local chapter hold a. banquet
at tho Hotel Cornhusker for the
entire group. Dr. Klisaboth Wil
liamson, head of Raymond hall,
and alumnus from Alpha chapter
at Knoxville, 111., presided. Re
spones were made by representa
tives from each of the chapters
at the dinner.
Following the banquet delegates
returned to the local chapter J
house to attend a Fireside given
in their honor.
Among those attending the con
vention were presidents of the ac
tive chapters at Manhattan, Kas.,
Denver, Colo., and Oklahoma City,
Okla., and several pledge presi
dents. Miss Lulu Kunge, faculty ad
visor of Kho chapter in Lincoln,
acted as general chairman of the
convention. Committees in charge
were: Dorothy Larson. Vivian
Lindley, supervising registration;
Blaine Moses, Virginia Hinson,
and Bervl Black, tho banquet;
Mrs. Klla Marshall, the house;
Carol Sims, tho Fireside; and
Barbara Bo'cwater. publicity.
(iaminit 11? i R:'!a
IJmorrl in K;ins;t.
Eleven members of tho Nebras
ka chapter of Gamma Phi Beta
were honored at a dinner at the
Gamma Phi chapter house at Law
rence Saturday night. They are
Hazel Bradstreet, Lilliam Knox
Madeline Hodgson, Henrietta Wil
son. Mercedes Drath, Jean Mel
half. Audrey Marshall, Muriel
White, Helen' Petrow, Detta Bonn,
and Maxine Wertman.
Madeline Baer. F. DeWeeso, K. C.
Ames. William Kotton, J. F.
Thompson and Dr. Williamson.
The string trio, composed of
Miss Ethel Owen, Miss Francis
Spencer and Mrs. Kdith B. Boss
furnished music in the ballroom
during the afternoon, while Miss
Mary Janice McNaiy played a
harp in the garden room.
Vi'Coration were carried out in
the pink and white color scheme.
Tables m the ball room were cen
tered with pink and white pom
pons and seven branch candelabra.
Arrangements for the tea were
in rh.ireo of Mrs Francis Drath,
assisted by Mrs. Sam Bergen, Mrs.
Douglas Cain, Mrs. Robert Mal
lory. Mrs. K. C. Hodder, Mrs.
Avr.s, Mrs. Hoyt Hawke, Mrs.
Cera'd Carper.. lei and Mrs. Frank
L'iee.
! Cultured mice at the University
'of Minnesota theater scamper
: across tl-.e stage, sit for a while
to watch rohearsils. and then
ncoot off. Theorists claiTi they rc
jceived th ir taste for art from
' living in tho auditorium organ.
BOOTHS AT SOSH, AG HALL
Societu
Waicoit, editor I
J:u!s i I lour
)r.ii:-o lYi!;iy Misfit.
Friday evening tho Intoiclub
Count il and the Barb A. W. S.
Board sponsored an hour dance uT
Grant Memorial hall. About one
hundred and fifty unaffiliated Mu
donts attended Betroshmcnts
were served.
snha Delia Theta
'Iriiors IWrs. Wiltlmau.
This afternoon members of Al
pha Delta Theta will entertain in
honor of Mrs. Julia Wildman. na
tional treasurer of tho sorority, at
a formal tea at the chapter house.
Pledge class members are in
charge of arrangements for the
ten.
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s:'();a Sisua to
' ,m-i,!:mh Toni-ilit.
Using a color scheme of scailot.
green and white, fraternity colors
of Kappa Sigma, members of tho
active chapter will entertain at a
buffet supper tonight. Committee
eludes Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mason, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Hoadley and Mr.
and Mrs. Honor? Fulton and Mrs.
Palmer Smith.
l'liry TripjKMl t:
s"ew?s Friday.
Leaving for the game Friday
afternoon were Bill Sackott,
U. and Catherine Sue Hesbooker,
Lewis Cass and Mildred Lawrence
and Howard Linch and Helen
Jane Smith, by automobile.
Ti l35ii"s Amioiitif".'
Madeline Uridil. ITastir.gs ami .
Margaret Zemor, Lincoln are re- !
cent pledges of Pi Beta Phi. !
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Sigma Nil Molhrr's
(iliih to Mrrt Tuesday.
Members of the Sigma Nu moth
ers club will meet at 1 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon for a luncheon
at the chapter house. Hostesses
tor t'.e affair include: Mcsdamos
A. O. Ivedford, chairman: D. H.
McNish. . F. Austin. John Munn,
A. E. Jones, J. Simmons, and
Kunice Wiebush.
PH! GAM'S SWEEP FINALS
CF GREEK RFLE MATCHES
Sig Nil's Take Runnerup Post
With Delta Upsilon, Beta
Third, Fourth.
Phi Gamma Delta, leading their
nearest competitor by 41 mark
ers, swept through the finals of
the Intramural rifle shoot last
night and emerged as victors of
the four day meet held at the
military rifle range in the base
ment of Andrews hall.
Sesson of the Phi (Jams cap
tured individual honors by adding
a 178 to his preliminary score of
ISO for a total of 337. Team-mate
Summers contributed a 3.V2 score
to the cause. The team total was
611-05 for a count of 1.373.
Sigma Nu added a Cs." score to
its preliminary count of 644 for
the runner-up position. Fd Schmid
led his team last liiglit with a 173
total.
Third place w '. to Delta l.'p
silon with a team total of 13U as
thev gathered in a 653 to go with
the65S racked up in tho prelims.
Scores of th? other finalifta:
Beta Theta Fi. 649-6231.272;
Farm House, 624-C37 12CI; Phi
Delta Theta, 633-6001233; and
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 517-533
1150.
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Presentation of Winner to
Feature Dance After
Pitt Game.
Appearing in this issue of tho
, Nebr-askan are ballots for an all
wide campus election of the most
I popular Nebraska coed who will
j lie named "Miss Cornhusker" and
presented to the public at tho
j Cornhusker Hop in tho coliseum
j on the evening of the Pitt game,
Nov. 1 1.
Playing for this second all-university
party will be lied Perkins
,1111(1 his famous colored orchestra,
a troupe that filled a well received
engagement on the campus last
spring. Other attract inns that tho
coliseum will offer to dancers.
Saturday night, will be unusual
: decorations and an excellently
conditioned floor.
' Sponsored by Carb Councils.
I Through the co-operation of
, of three prominent campus organi-
baiions. the Interclub Council, trp
Barb Council, and the Daily No
i braskan. arrangements for the
i election and hop have been made.
! Ballots will also appear in the
Tuesday and Wednesday issues
: in order that every student may
vote for his choice.
Because there have loen no re
i qiuremenls made for nominations
or filings for candidacy, every girl
on tho campus will be a candidate
for the title. Ballot boxes will be
! placed in Social Science and or
the ag campus.
Moritz Directs Election,
i Autin Moritz, president of the
I Interclub Council and Byi lo
'.Shuck. president of the Barb
Council, are in charge of the hop
and the election. Lee Minis heads
tho committee that is working out
i a definite plan for the prescnta-1
t ion of "Miss Cornhusker" and j
i Victor Schwarting made orchestra
I
All Seventeen Prepara
tions are non-allergic
reducing the danger of
allergic irritations and
dan-age.
Accptd bv
American dico(
AttOCtOt.04
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MISS HUSKER' IN
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arrangements. Because this elec
tion is a new feature on the cam
pus, the committees and both
councils have asked for tho whole
hearted support of the entire
student Ixidy to enable them to
make this an annual event.
Lutheran Sliwlrnls to
Annul Kegioital Session
This WYrkeml in Walioo
Bight Lutheran students from
the university will go to Wahoo
this weekend to attend tho Mid
west Regional Conference of the
Luthernn Student association of
America at Luther college.
Milonda Anderson. Nebraska
senior, who is president of the
midwest region will preside at the
meetings.
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Several arrangements of the
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The Christmas Soles
.ire Here
Christmas
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See the new ones n
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Large Variety of Papers in Fire
Textiles and Harmonious
Colorings.
Christmas Cards
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Fraternity Use
Priced 2c to 50c
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