THE DAILY NEBRASKAN. IKIDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1937
PAGE TTITIEE
Societu
By Johnny Howell Quarterback
end
Mary Anna Cockle
JOHN HOWELL '
AS JOHSM SEES IT
Touching indeed was the fare
well party given for student pub
lication big-wig Murray, Wad
hams, Clayton and Linch as that
quartette left for a convention In
Chicago. Present at the affair was
a girl named Mary of Chi Omega
who, with a young man engaged in
instructing university students,
succeeded In getting two tickets
away from the nonc-to-steady Mur
iny and Wadhams and were all
set for a pleasure trip to Chi. As
train time neared, the boys of the
Nehrssksn were tearing thru their
pockets for the necessary ducats.
The instructor and the young Chi
O, however, returned the tickets in
time for the boys to make a flying
dive at those high backless stools
which are so convenient In modern
streamliners.
Harris Andrews, to whom we
give the title "neatest looking foot
ball player," got wise with the
3 Athletic Business Managers office
Pjg the other day. Andy marched into
the nffirp nnH announced his inten
tion to reserve seats for next
year's football season. Very ex
plicitly he was told that tickets for
next year could be reserved by
mail. 'in the mail next morning
came a postcard. Not an ordinary
postcard, mind you, but one about
two feet by four feet, addressed to
John K. Selleck, asking that seats
be reserved for Hams Andrews.
They tell me that Andy looked ex
ceedingly sheepish next day when
he walked into Selleck's office to
see if everything was in order.
The set-to betwixt SigrA Nu
Jack Bingenhrimer and D. G. Bet
ty Davidson continues but I think
it ain't bona fide. It seems she is
hovering between seven or eight
Beta's and the lone Sigma Nu. I
definitely think the affair resem
bles that of the 10.000 Swedes run
ning thru the weeds pursued by
one lone Norwegian. Bing is way
cut ahead, sav insiders.
THIS WEEK END.
Friday.
Beta Theta PI house party, 9
p. m., chapter house.
Saturday.
Delta Delta Delta open house
4 to 6 p. m., chapter house.
Acacia house party, 9 p. m.,
chapter house.
Delta Tau Delta house party,
9 p. m., chapter house.
Delta Upsilon house party, 9
p. m., chapter house.
Zeta Beta Tau house party, 9
p. m., chapter house.
Raymond hall house party, 9
p. m., dormitory, open.
Phi Gamma Delta house par
ty, 9 p. m.
Phi Mu house party, 9 p. m.,
chapter house.
Sigma Alpha Epulon house
party, 9 p. m., chapter house.
Sigma Kappa house party, 9
p. m., chapter house.
Sunday.
Alpha Tau Omega buffet
supper, 6 p. m., chapter house.
charm" on all the girls in order to
sell subscriptions to the Cornhusk
er Countryman.
IRIS Johnston tieking down to
the infirnie.ry each day to see Dar
ren Bauder. EVELYN Brown and
Willie Stonobraker seeming to be
that way about each other.
MRS. LF.NEEMON, the house
mother of the grrls' cooperative
house still wondering who the A.
G. R. was who answered the phone,
saying, "So it's you, up to your old
tricks again."
FARM HOUSE actives journey
ing out ag-ward to borrow the ag
cafeteria silverware, after the
pledges had sneaked and left the
rest of the boys without spoons to
eat their soup.
Sorority pledges at the Univer-1 vinced that the quickest way of
sity of New Hampshire are con- losing five pounds in ten days, is
I to go through "rushing."
OUT AG WAY
By Betty Flory.
The cold wintry breezes have
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day and here are some of the latest
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RALiFH Fltz using bis "super
BIZAD GROUPJEARS HALE
Delta Sigma Phi Pledges
Seven New Members.
Merle Hale, commercial engineer
at the Lincoln Telephone and Tele
graph company spoke to members
of Delta Sigma Phi, Bizad profes
sional fraternity, of which he is an
alumus, at the chapter headquar
ters last night on "Modern devel
opments of the telephone indus
try."
Those formally pledged to Delta
Sigma Phi are Victor Jscobson of
Sioux City, la., pledge president,
and James Crockett. Davenport;
Neal Hadsell, Guide Rock; Orlynn
McCartney, Lincoln; Dale Mon
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AS MANY ANN SEES IT
Your date book will look more
like a telephone directory this sea
son if the deluge of house parties
continues as it is this week-end.
Terhaps it would be easier for me
to tell you who isn't entertaining
than to try to include them all, but
here goes.
A GOOD BEGINNING.
The initial party of the week
is at the Beta house Friday night,
so it looks like we're off to a
pood start. Then Saturday, the Tri
Delts are having open house fol
lowing the game an opportunity
to drop in for food and dancing.
DOING THE ROUNDS.
We just must give Oklahoma a
good run for their money and
then some because everyone has
been counting on celebrating. You
might stop in at the Acacia house
Saturday night. They're having a
circus with peanuts and pop corn
and even pink lemonade.
NEXT ON THE PROGRAM.
The Fiji's I've heard will have
plenty of punch at their shingdig.
Anyhow, haven't you been just dy
ing to see their house since it's
been redecorated?
WE CAN'T MISS THIS.
There's nothing more fun than a
D. U. house party. Everyone of
them last year was something ex
tra special. This Saturday is just
the opening number on their sea
son's schedule.
NEAR FAME.
An evening at the Delt house
party would be something to re
member. Just think, you might
even see such stars as Johnny
Howell, and Paul Amen (with all
apologies to Paul).
RAH. RAH. COLLEGE.
The Sig Alphs have gone exclu
sive and are having s closed party
Saturday night, but then of course
thev have to accommodate the
chaper first. The party will be very
much sucrestive of our "good oie
alma mater" with decoration! of
scarlet and cream. Incidentally ev
eryone's dressing very informally.
www
HALLOWEEN.
Raymond hall, at their house
party Saturday are using pump
kins and cornstalks for decora
tions. Mrs. Viola Eiickson will
chaperon the affair. It from 9 to
12 and ia oi.en.
AND DON T fOrtUtl.
The Phi Mu and Sigma Kappa
patties at their respective chaptrr
houses. Both are at 9 p. m. and
ought to be most exciting.
AND ON SUNDAY.
The A. T. O.'s are winding up
the week end with a buffet supper
t the house. I do hope you don't
try to take in every party, because
well, I'd Just hate to see you Mon
day if you did. Time was when
you could turn out for almost
everything, but those days are
gone forever, I fuess.
I Fraternity and
I Sorority Sections rifas co-operate by
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