DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, December 8, 194Q
Socially
Spsiakinq.
Jo Duree
Notations in the book . . .
On the Military Ball, why say
anyimng . . . you were there . . .
or anyway a goodly crowd crowd
ed and the military dent's little
get-together is strictly one for the
book ... it takes rush, week and
the Military Ball for us poor mor
tals to discover that Nebraska
gals are strictly not a bad looking
ounen . . . me ak countesses who
showed up in their countessing
irocits were gorgeous ... the at
tractive Honorary Colonel didn't
have the usual lass worrv haca nap
there was a sure cinch no one else
would show tip in an identical out
fit .. . and .then there's a note
On the Sig Nu pigge dinner . . .
an elegant affair for sure . . . Bill
Stuht and KKG pledge Phid Hoff
man who lingered a year at Lin
denwood before lighting at Ne
braska, really seem to be reviving
a friendship which dates from
grade school days . . . the pledge
over at the Nu house whom a
number of lasses have their eye
on, Chad Chandler, was about with
Catha Smith . . . and there was
also a pigge . . .
The Delta Upsilons and the Kap
pa Alpha Thetas are really friend
ly these days ... we understand
that Harry Ankeny who goes
steady with Theta pledge Marian
Linch has been developing a sis
terly feeling for Marian's pledge
sister Ardis Lyman and takes her
over to the DU house occasionally
. . . perhaps with seeing DU pledge
Bill Fahnstock in mind . . . Ardis
and Bill have been seen together.
Anyway, it's a possible explana
tion . . .
Speaking of notes . . . seems a
major militant soul that he is
took note of a license which was
stalled atop a hill which the mili
tary department considers its very
own ior maneuvering purposes.
me souls who accompanied the
major are inclined to claim that
one of the car's occupants was
Jviarp KXaUSe Which we're nrlinAH
to doubt . . .
Oh yes. notation to
lads who are interested . . rhi
Jeanne Meier has quit this steady
going Dusiness . . .
And we must make a nnt tn
suggest to Viscount Franria that
nobody's girl of the week should
De orainiess . . . and suggest also
mat i-orrev Behm s lass Alnha
T1.S T-.i .. .
t-iii oeuy urom, would fit th
picture . . .
Note on AlDha Phi- ppn Di.n
Jean Christie is still plenty happy
aooui me Dirtnoay song the ATO's
concocted and dedicated to Jean
and ATO . . .
And note . . . beat nut a rnlnmn
Luree . . .
Barb Union
meets Tuesday
The problem of university
finances and possible lowering of
educational standards will be the
center of discussion of the Barb
Union at its regular meeting Tues
day. "The editorial of the DAILY
NEBRASKAN will be discussed
pro and con, and a stand taken
regarding its implications," pre
dicted President Blaine Sloan.
Ray Murray and Sloan will re
port on the appeal to the univer
sity senate regarding the election
of Nov. 12. Murray will present
the results of the Student Council
investigation of employment conditions.
Morrill has student
art exhibit from Chicago
Now hanging in Gallery B, Mor-
nu naii is a student exhibition
from the American academy of
art, Chicago. The academy, pri
marily a school of commercial art
has sent some of its best pieces'
of student work, including letter
ing, layouts, advertising, illustra
tions, fashion drawings, and dresa
designs.
More than 60 coeds stormed the
aeronautics department of the Uni
versity of Minnesota to enroll for
flying courses, but only five could
be accepted.
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a young doctor with an eye toward
having his medical expenses cut.
Toinette and the daughter, played
by Louise Lemen, bring the play
to a climax with their successful
attempt to foil the father's plans.
Play addressed to audience.
The dramatic action of "Imag
inary Invalid'' is frankly addressed
to the audience with no attempt
to create the illusion of realism
sought by more modern plays. It
has long been recognized as a keen
satire' on the social and profes
sional conventions of the middle
17th century and brought Moliere
fame as one of the world's greatest ,
saancai aramatists.
The cast of characters is as fol
lows:
Moniur Ardin Jon PruUn
'neue Ruth MacMillan
Anceliaue i t
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l"e A . me Kinder
Monsieur de Bonnefoi Jack Hendrix
i-'eanie Cilenn Nelson
Monsieur Derou Nesle Morrow
Thomas Defois William Green
I.OUi8e Ann D.....,!
Beralde ciarenee Flick
Monsieur Fleurante Cecil Richmond
nsieur furjoa Romulo goldevilla
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