THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, April 16, 1940
Society . . .
FLASH--CRASH--SPLASH!
pins go fast and furious
By Mary Jean McCarthy.
How last and furiously things do
and can happen. Seems like the
glorious week end was just simply
jammed full of famous happenings.
You've guessed it more and more
pin hangings, and too, Herbie Kay
was great but some people (the
unfortunate fellahs) had to stay
out at the Pike until closing time
cause their cars had been hemmed
in.
WATER WILL REIGN
at the Phi Delt house one of these
beautiful nights if some of the
boys, who have shed their pins,
don't come thru with the cigars.
Those on the drenching list are
John Geotze, Jim Cain, and Jim
Stewart. They've considered giving
Gus Elam, who hung his pin on
Kappa Marge Runyon Saturday
night. just three weeks.
COME SPRING
come time for cupid to do his bit
the wedding dates of some of our
fellow students were announced
Sunday and they will soon be
marching up the aisle. Barbara
Golden will Marry Sigma Nu John
Kos on July 1 and AOPi Eloise
Benjamin has planned a May wed
ding with Kappa Sig Dean Kerl.
ROMANCE PFFTT
for DC Bc'Ac Ralhburn for she is
no longer wearing Dick Ryan's
Sigma Nu pin. But on the brighter
side is the pinning of Tri Delt
Olive Speith, who has Bob Nelson's
DU pin she used to be pinned to
Dick Ryan who will be the next
victim?
THE BIG RUSH
or should I say, the bum's rush,
is being given Kappa Molly Wood
ward these days by Sig Alph Joe
Dye, who used to be seen, once
upon a time, with DG Harriet Tal
bot, then switched to Pi Phi Mar
garet Dickerson why don't you
settle little b-um?
HAPPINESS
certainly floods the face of Kappa
"Phyd" Welch for she is now
pinned to ATO Bill O'Connor. She
announced this sudden but ex
pected occurence at lunch yester
day when her pledge sisters sung
"Little Sweetheart of ATO."
CELEBRATING
their Founder's Day last night
with a picnic at Pioneer Park were
the Sigma Kappas. Among the
prominent alums present were
Charlotte Kizer Bits, well known
New York artist, and regional
president Louise Van Sickle.
A NOT TOO CHEERY
face will greet Sigma Nu.Al Ad
amson when he returns from
seemingly nowhere. He left Satur
day night on a quick trip to Texas
without even informing Kappa
Jean Stuht, to whom he is pinned,
of his departure. Altho he headed
south some say he is really in
Lincoln. Come on Al. where, in
heavens name are you?
FINALLY
after all these years, Jack Stewart
has hung his Beta pin. His broth
ers have been waiting for years
for this happy occasion all year,
in fact, and now it has happened.
It isn't Kappa Ann Craft either
the lucky one is his fraternity
son. Are you all aghast?
MORE CANDY
as Gen Smith, Alpha Xi Delta,
passed long awaited sweets to sis
ters last night. The other half of
the deal. Fred Schneider, had
smokes for the Sigma Chi's too.
'Tis said that original" plans for
the candy passing included the
setting aside of an afternoon for
the purpose of making fudge. And
in the same house, Eleanor Col
lier flashes out with a diamond
from AGR Meredith Rennick.
FELICITATIONS
to the Betas on being initiated.
They are also celebrating their
fiftieth anniversary. Almost half
a century. That's a mighty long
time.
Union shows film
of Northwest
A Kodachrome sound movie of
the Northwest will be shown in the
Union ballroom Friday afternoon
at 4 p. m., sponsored by the geo
graphy department and the Union.
The film features scenes of Glacier
and Yellowstone National Parks
and of the apple industry of the
Northwest. It was made in the
summer of 1939 by the Great
Northern Railways, and will be
shown here by the photographer
who filmed it.
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Teachers grad
club to present
minstrel show
"Lawd, you made the night too
long" won't be true when the
teachers college graduate club pre
sents its minstrel show in the
Union ballroom tonight at 8. Not
able among the cast are Homer
Gammill, the interlocutor, and
Mark W. Delzell and Bob Lantz,
N men. Several of the numbers
will be a real surprise to the audience.
Sinfonia features
Franck symphony
The Sinfonia Harmony hour to
day will feature Cesar Franck's
Symphony in D minor, one of th
symphonies most requested by stu
dents. This symphony, characteris
tically French, is recorded by th
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
under the direction of Leopold
Stokowski. It is Franck's only
symphony and was first performed
in 1889.
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