The DAILY NERRASKAN
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL
Friday, December 8. 1833
Campus socialites dine
before dancing to Nichols
More tinners before the Ball
add to thi excitement of the be
ginning i.f the formal season.
Nine Sig Alph's and their dates
will dine at the Lincoln hotel.
Some of them are: Bob Waugh
and Tri Delt Eleanor Akin, Dave
Noble arl D. G. Mary Lou Gil
lette, Ton:- Shaffer and D. G. Ann
Windle, aid Bob Hemphill and ri
,VM Betty Roach.
Ten n.l Gam's will entertain
their dates at the University club.
Dates Include: Herb Hillman and
Trl Delt E. B. Isaacson; Nate
Eastman and Gerry Beinning;
Willaid Mertz and Pi Thi Anne
Kinder; and John Kerl and PI Phi
Betty Baker.
D.U.'SDINING
at the Capital with their dates in
clude Avery Forke with Dorothy
Askey, Alpha Phi; and Bob We
kesser with Louise Temple, Theta.
Also at the Capitnl will be groups
of Phi Psi's and Kappa Sig's.
Seven Chi Phi's are taking
their dates to dinner at the Corn
husker. Among them will be
Kenny Teich with Tri Delt Pearl
Dobrandt; George Lonie with
Delta Gamma Betty Newman;
and Jim Fricke with Alpha Thi
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RUGGED
individualists are Lois Owens,
Merrill Englund, Chris Peterson,
Paul Svoboda, who plan to take
the same amount of money they
would spend on Red Nichols and
the Military Ball .tonight to
Omaha for some excitement.
SIGMA KAPPAS
will entertain at a formal tea
Sunday afternoon honoring their
regional" president, Miss Louise
Van Pickle.
Kappa Delta pledges will pre
sent a pageant of brides tomor
row afternoon. Wedding gowns
from 1889 to 1939 will be mod
eled, Including gowns belonging to
Mrs. "Bif" Jones and her mother.
Dorothy Iverson, Kappa Delta,
will be honored by members of
the chapter Sunday at a shower.
She will be married Dec. 17 to
Emanuel Olson. Marjorie Fye and
Lorraine McCauley will be host
esses. CHRISTMAS
parties will begin Wednesday
when Kappa Alpha Theta will
hold an alumnae party. Entertain
ment will be furnished by the ac-J
live cuapier. aili.'i Lina alum, u.e
chapter will hold its own party.
New pledges at the A. O. Pi
house are Maisie Imig and Edna
Siggins.
PROUD PAPA
is Union Director. Kenneth Van
Mahe the Evening of the
MILITARY BALL
r Complete by Dropping in at
MAP'S
for a Tasty Midnight Lunch
Phone 2-3174 320 No. 13th
Phi Mu president
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MISS ALICE MILLER.
Miss Miller, national president
of Phi Mu, Is in Lincoln for cere
monies marking the affiliation of
the Wesleyan chapter of Alpha
Sant. The .Van Sanfs have a new
arrival, a son born Wednesday at
the Lincoln General hospital.
AAUW to hear
Hosp tomorrow
A large attendance Is expected
tomorrow at the program for the
American Association of Univer
sity Women which has been
planned by Miss Elsie Ford Piper,
general program chairman. Dean
Helen Hosp will speak on "Meet
ing a Challenge of AAUW." The
meeting is to be held at 2:30 p.m.
in Ellen Smith.
Head of the hostess committee
is Mrs. Arthur L. Smith. She Is
assisted by: Mrs. R. H. Mohrman,
Mrs. J. S. Hyatt, Mrs. E. A. Beck
er, Mrs, D. E. Marcotte, Mrs. H. J.
Requartte, Mrs. C. V. Traphagen,
Miss Constance Syford, Mrs. Earl
Maxwell, Mrs. Ruth Merritt Miss
Berna Miskell, Miss Clara Miskell,
Miss Louise Johnson, Mrs. Fred
Foster, Mrs. Roy E. Cochran, Miss
Doris Cochran, Miss Mabel Lee,
Miss S. Adclia Winter and Miss
Annette Abbott.
Delta Theta with Phi Mu, repre
sented by the Nebraska university
chapter.
Miss Miller, Miss Rcna Cox, na
tional field secretary; and Mrs.
Louise Stark, treasurer of district
No. 7, St. Louis, were guests of
honor at a banquet in the Hotel
Cornhusker last night. A tea from
3 to 5 p. m. today at Nebraska
Wesleyan marks the close of the
formal ceremonies.
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'way back when'
A word of kindly criticism anfl
a tie with the past came to the
DAILY yesterday through a new
subscriber. She is Florence Bui.
lock, instructor in English in
charge of correspondence courses.
She was the literary editor of the
"Hesperian," one of the DAILY'S
forerunners, in 1895 when Willa
.Cather was editor of the publica
tion.
Said the new subscriber, "I
thought I could get along without
it (the DAILY), but I guess 1
can't even if you do do funny
things once in a while."
Sociologists
initiate 22
Alpha Kappa Delta, honorary
sociological fraternity, initiated
22 new members Thursday night
with Dr. Mabel Elliott, University
of Kansas criminologist, deliver
ing the main address. The initia
tion followed a banquet in the stu
dent union.
The initiates were: Martha
Beghtol, Lincoln; Vera Chandler,
Ettrick, Va.; Fred Bellrquadti;
Clarice Ekerath; Cecil Feldman,
Lincoln; Jozctta Helfrich, Lin
coln; Eleanor Hinman, Lincoln;
Frances Lomax, Broken Bow;
Mabel Lucado, Fairfield; Julius II.
Mallrich, Lincoln; Mary R. Mar
nell, Stockton, Calif.; Faith B.
Medlar, Lincoln; Vyola W. Miller,
Clarinda, la.; Patricia M. Pope,
Sutton; Olive Riddell, Raymond;
Gloria M. Schleiger, Sutton; Mrs.
Betty Spurr; Maxine Thomas,
Red Cloud; Caroline Thompson,
West Point; Mary Jean Trow
bridge, Columbus; Joseph Walla,
Linwood, and Curtis Whaley, Cal
laway. William Lyon Fhelps, famed
Yale professor, taught more than
20,000 men during his 40 years in
the classroom.
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