THE DAILY NEBISASKAN
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1936
t'.IGIIT
Societ
Jane Walcott, Editor
SEEN AT THE
MILITARY It ALE.
.June Butler's itll over gold se
quin complimented by mi orchid
on her Hhouldor Kleanor
Kartell's orchid satin and Ruth
Thygeson's yellow satin with wide
brown velvet shoulder straps . .
... . two green orchids on a
white .satin formal .... Jean
Doty in black ml trimmed in
red velvet .standing beside Ted
Bradley on the .stage Vir
ginia Nolte, gun in hand, waiting
to participate in the preprescnta-
tion tableaux penrl caps
in the hair of Flora Albin und
Sue ilcsbeckcr .... talisman
roses across me nouice 01 r.uun
AleMalion's green formal
Bob liny and Dal Tassie in full
dress . . . . Virginia Anderson
and Betty Ala&ee with gardenias
in their hair .... Cadet Col
onel Kager stumbling; up the steps
to greet Alary Voder, Honorary
Colonel John Jarmiu
an' I Carolyn Skans strolling up
and down the corridor
fjill Clayton dancing with camera
iii hand Betty Bow
land in black net with a very
full skirt Bettty Mc
Dowell and Helen Carey in their
Ak-Sar-Ben ball dresses, white
net with brilliants scattered in
an all over pattern .... Helen
Hewitt's gun metal satin shining
as she marched down the arch
of sabers and the dance
floor more crowded thaji its been
for many a moon.
Kappa Kappa (aiiima to
Hold Buffet Supper.
Tonight Kappa Kappa Gamma
will entertain at a buffet supper
at the chapter house. About
forty couples are expected to
atteiid and Miss Louise Mun
shaw, housemother, will chaperon
the affair.
Sigma Nu Mothers to
Meet for Luncheon.
Tuesday the Sigma Nu Moth
ers club will niecet for luncheon
Htid a business meeting at the
chapter house. Out of town
quests will te Mrs. D. Atherton
inl Mrs. T. D. Bradley of Beat
rice and Mrs. K. V. McDonald
Of Greenwood. Mrs. John M.
Alexander is chairman of the
committee in charge of arrange
ments for the luncheon. Com
mittee members are Mrs. K. Vail,
Mrs. P. H. Larimer, Mrs. J. B.
Anderson, Mrs. A. A. Dobson.
THIS WEEK
Sunday.
Kappa Kappa Gamma buffet
supper at the chapter house,
7 o'clock.
Tuesday.
Sigma Nu Mothers club
luncheon at the chapter house,
1 o'clock.
SENNINC TO ADDRESS
ALBIJQUEKQUE GllOVV
Setting Up Nehrawka's Oue
Houe Legislature la
IiiMlriietor'rt Topie.
Dr. John I Senning, chairman
of the department of political
science, was honored by officials
of New Mexico when he was in
vited to speak Friday before the
Chambers of Commerce of that
state at Albuquerque. Dr. Sen
ning, an authority on government
problems and a keen observatlon
ist of Nebraska's fight to secure
the one-house legislature, dis
cussed this state's recent expe
rience in setting up the unicameral
legislative body,
lie will appear in the spring on
the Omaha townhall forum pro
gram, at that time reviewing the
progress or difficulties experienced
as the result of the change in the
Nebraska law making machinery.
A beet harvesting machine,
tested Jointly by the University of
Southern California, Davis branch,
and the United States department
of agriculture, Is "tops." The ma
chine is capable of pulling the
beets, topping them, and deliver
ing them to waiting trucks.
'
The first perfect relief map of
West Virginia, produced after 35
years of research by the state geo
logical survey, is now on display
at Oglebay hall of West Virginia
university.
Towusend Specials
To (loriihuskcr Students.
One 8-10 portrait in handsome
frame from Cornhusker setting at
$:J.70. A real bargain- -must be
ordered immediately for Christmas
delivery. -Adv.
ToKiisend's Offer Photos
J or Lhristmas (rifts.
Three Tiffany portraits and one
larger photograph, all beautifully
boi ill-red at the special price of
St. 7." cents will be delivered by
Tow-isend's studio before Christ
mas if ordered immediately. Adv.
BIG SIX DIRECTORS VOTE
DATES, SITES FOR MEETS
Assign Tennis, Track, Golf,
! Wrestling' to Nebraska;
Discuss Net Rules.
At a meeting hold Friday and
Saturday in Kansas City, Big Six
directors assigned the conference
wrestling, outdoor track, tennis
and golf meets to Nebraska. The
mat tourney will be held March 5-0
and the outdoor track, tennis and
golf contests May 21-22.
A closed session of basketball
mles interpretation was held yes
terday morning, followed in the
afternoon by an open meeting of
rules explaining. The directors
snowed under a proposal to aug
ment tank team members from 9
to J2.
Coach Dana Bible, Dean T. J.
Thompson and John Selleck, busi
ness manager of athletics, repre
sented Nebraska at the conclave.
R0SBOR0UGH SPEAKS AT
VOCATIONAL AG DINNER
Gold's Personnel Director
Will Address Embryo
Teachers Dec. 9.
A. A. Bosborough, personnel di
rector of Gold & Co., will be the
speaker at the annual vocational
agriculture dinner to be held at
6:30 the evening of Dec. 9 in the
student activities building on the
Ag college campus.
The period between 6 and 6:30
is to be used as an opportunity for
the male embryo teachers to meet
the young women teachers. All
persons directly or indirectly in
terested in vocational agriculture
are invited to attend.
Arrangements are in charge of
a committee composed of Dewey
Regier, chairman; Doris Ericson,
Dorothy farmer, and Wayne Do
mingo. Tickets, priced at 50 cents,
may be obtained from any com
mittee member.
If you think that your brain
power is affected by loss of sleep,
stop worrying right now. That is,
if you want to go by the results
of an experiment conducted at
the University of Southern Cali
fornia. "Olcl-niaidery" is definitely on
the upgrade unless Hunter college
questionnaires were not answered
truthfully a week or so ago. Only
one freshman out of the total of
929 has confessed a desire to be
married after graduation from college.
PROFS TO AIR EFFECTS OF
DEPRESSIONOH EDUCATION
National Professor Group
To Hear Dr. Basoco,
Dr. Jcnncss
Kile, ts of the depression and the
recovery of higher education will
be discussed at a meeting of the
Nebraska chapter of the American
X nation of University Profes
sors, Tuesday evening nt 6 o'clock
at the Grand hotel.
Dr. M. A. Basoco of the mathe
matics faculty will lead a discus
sion on the effects of the depres
sion on the educational aspects
and Dr. A. F. Jenness of the psy
chology department will describe
the results of the depression on the
faculty personnel.
New officers for the Nebraska
chapter will also be elected at the
meeting. Betiring officers are Dr.
J. O. Hertzler, chairman of the de
partment of sociology, ar.d Dr. D.
A. Worcester, member of the
teachers college faculty.
Stop ! !
Notice!!
Another Liberty Service,
midnight lunches, bever
ages, fountain delights
at
Liberty
Drug Co.
Across from Stuart Theatre
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