FOUR
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1937.
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MU PHI EPSILON
INSTALLATION HELD
Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary mu.sic
sorority, installed the following
officers for the coming year:
President, Genevieve Agnew; vice
president, Margaret Baker; cor
responding secretary, Edith Bur
ket.t; recording secretary, Jane
Hopkins; treasurer, Alice Bainum;
historian, Mary Janice Mcneray;
and alumnae secretary, Marjorie
Carpenter.
ELECT OFFICERS
OF KAPPA DELT ALUMNAE
The Kappa Delta Alumnae asso
ciation was entertained on Wed
nesday evening, May 19, at the
home of Mrs. R. W. Johnson, as
sisted by Mrs. Richard Miller and
Mrs. Glenn Ullstrom. The follow
ing officers were elected for the
coming year: Mrs. Viola Erickson,
president; Mrs. Elsie Grainger
Fullerton, vice president; Miss
Helen Tuttle, alumnae representa
tive to the active chapter; Mrs.
Albin Johnson, secretary; Miss
Mary Ellen Ahearn, treasurer;
Mrs. T. R. Graham, editor; and
Mrs. John Beachly, junior repre
sentative to the City Panhcllenie.
Miss Helen Tuttle was appointed
official delegate to the national
vention, to be held at the Jeffer
son hotel in Richmond, Va.
PHI MU
PLEDGES THREE
Phi Mu announces the pledging
of Virginia Bierman. Ruth Stal
tenbcrg and Regina Myers.
DELTA GAM'S
HONOR SENIORS
The active chapter of Delta
Gamma entertained at a breakfast
Satuiday morning at the Univer
sity club. The breakfast was held
in honor of seven seniors, each of
whom was presented with a silver
crested coffee spoon. Among the
guests were Mrs. Gertrude Adams
and Mrs. Ellise Gcphart of Los
Angeles. Spring flowers were used
as decorations. Frances Boldman
was in charge of arrangements.
The seniors were also honored
gu.-sts Saturday afternoon at a
tea given by the alumnae at the
home of Mrs. George Holmes.
HOME EC. FACULTY
ENTERTAINS AT A TEA
Saturday afternoon the home
economics' faculty entertained at
a tea honoring the senior and gra
duating students in home econo
mics. Tea was served from 3 un
til t p. m. More than 100 guests
attended. Presiding at the tea ta
ble the first hour were Mrs. K. A.
Burnett and Dr. Elizabeth Wil
liamson, and the second hour Mrs.
W. W. Burr and Miss Evelyn
Metzger. Music was furnished by
Mary Ellen McFarland, first vio
lin. Alice Mae Booth, second vio
lin, Marian Weber, viola: and
Carol Capek, cello. Receiving the
guests were Miss Margaret Kedde.
Mi.ss Grace Morton, Miss Florence
Corbin, Miss Birdie Vohies, Miss
Ri-bckah Gibbons and Miss Mary
Ellen Brown. Hostesses included
the memb i s of the home econom
ics faculty assisted by Miss Brown,
Miss Vol hies. Mrs. Anita Bilner,
.Miss May I lickerson, Miss Belle
Mayer, and Miss Rose Wanke.
CHOOSE OFFICERS IN
PI PHI MOTHER'S CLUB
At a recent meeting of Pi Beta
Phi Mother's club the following
officers wire elected for the com
ing year: President, Mrs. Stanley
G. Zarner; vice president, Mrs.
John A. Clemans; secretary, Mrs.
Wilbur StnloriK.
DELTA G MOTHERS
HOLD LAST MEETING
At the last meeting of the year
the Delta Gamma Mother's club
elected the following officers.
President, Mrs. G. R. Davis, vice
president, Mrs. II. II. Marsden,
secretary, Mrs. C. E. Donley, trea
surer, Mrs Stanley Maly.
MORTAR BOARDS
HONORED AT LUNCHEON
The active chapter of Mortar
Board was entertained Saturday
noon at luncheon in the Chinese
room of Hotel Corrihusk.-r. The
luncheon was given by the newly
elected members. Spring flowers
were used as decorations.
Every senior should have a
photograph in Cap and Gown -.'.pecial
Cornhusker prices prevail,
tfuwnsend'a Studio, 226 So. 11th.
WINFIELD ELIAS
ELECTED HEAD OF
1937-38 SOCIETY
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and the sponsorship of the inter
fraternity sinjj.
The membership of Kosmet
Klub is limited at the present time
to 15 men who are chosen from
the upper three classes on a basis
of work done for the Klub during
the year. The work created by
the two shows is handled by a
system of committees headed by
the Klub members. The "work
ers," as the men aspiring to mem
bership are called, are assigned to
the various committees, and thru
their work on these committees
they show the Klub their abilities
and talents.
Retiring officers are Robert
Shellenberg, president; Ross Mar
tin, business manager, ftnd Roy
Kennedy, secretary. Other mem
bers lost by graduation this June
include Floyd Baker, Theo Brad
ley, Robert Funk, Roy Kennedy,
Vance Leinlnger, William Marsh,
George Pipal and Gordon Uhrl.
Returning members are Donald
Boehm, Winfield Elias, Robert
Martz, Webster Mills and Thurs- i
ton Phelps. Prof. E. F. Schramm,
who is faculty advisor, gave the
principal address at the banquet.
"Pliny the Elder," is the Roman
name of a trick-performing rat
owned by B. Frederick Skinner,
instructor in psychology at the
University of Minnesota. 1
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