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Wednesday, October 8, 1941 DAILY NEBRASKAN Helen Kelley, Society Editor Phone Daily Nebraskan Office or 2-7545 Society; Mistaken. Tsh tsh. We've done it again. Jean Holtz. Alpha Chi prexy, does not have a Sigma Nu bracelet. It is her sister, Mary Lou, pledge, who la wearing it A Sunday night pinning took place between Jo Chierney. Alpha Xi Delta, and Bob Hall, Delta Sigma Phi Been hearing a lot about Frank Vette and his summer vacation. It seems he had several dates with a cute singer in Clyde Knight's band ....Theta Bunny Smith anJ Phi Psi Tom Grimes are going to gether again. . . . What Happened. What has happened to the al most steady deal between Lois Bredinbough, Alpha Xi Delt, and Gene Wilson? It seems they have called the whole thing off.... Not so long ago Max Wilson and Jerry Kathoi of the Delt house went to learn songs at the Kappa and AOPo houses. They had such a good time that they stayed all aft ernoon. .. .Jane Thomas, DG, and Kenny Spradling, Kappa Sig, are back together again after a short breakup Peggy Elliot, Alpha Chi, and Sigma Nu Les Sorrell went together all last spring. Now this fall they have had just one date and we hear it was the last. The ATO house has taken over. Girls! Girl! Monday night proved to be girls sneak night (until 8 p. m.) as well as the boys. Gamma Phi pledges and Phi Psi actives had a "whee of a time eating steak dinners and dancing until Gamma Phi actives arrived on the scene and hauled their struggling pledges home.. . The Theta pledges skipped out in the rain to coke at the Union and serenade the Betas, Phi Celts and ATO's The Betas and ATO's must have gotten a double dose of serenading because the Alpha Phi pledg es also sang to them .... A group who didn't sneak were the Sigma Nus. They had planned to, we are told, but were formally pledged instead .... The Phi Psi pledges sneaked while their actives were out dancing with the Gamma Phi pledges Parties. Fridav nie-ht the Alnha Si2S will be having their hayrack ride. To be seen there will be Joan Ferris, Kappa Delt, with Jim Sandall and Joan Green, with Grant Howard . . . .The Betas will also be house-nartvine- that nizht with a theme of the "Gay 90's Saloon." A few of the date are: Dorothy rneissen, Theta Dledze. with John Mc Carthy; Ann Seacrest, Theta pledge, with George Townsena; Elouise Hainline, 1XJ, witn Larry Huwaldt; and Barbara Simpson, KKG, with Bill McBride Alpha Cms are using a rancn ineme ai their firt house Dartv. Their in vitations are in the form of little hats. Cute. too... Gamma Phis are being mysterious about their party. They are calling it a frater nity party with emphasis on the way they think a fraternity party would be held. . . . Worry? Not Her. So vou erals are worried, eh? Listen to this. Kaye Yetmann of Marshall hall is going to have dou ble company plus double trouble come Thanksgiving. An aviator from Chicago and formerly from her home town is coming. Inciden tally, he plans to marry her some time. A first string footballer from the University of Colorado will come at the same time.... Phyllis Ellenberger can't make up her mind between AGRs Glenn Ko vanda and Jim Burgess. . .Threat ened with a tubbing, Merle Ward, Baldwin hall prexy, came across with the cigars Sunday noon. The girls is Yvonne Anderson. The two have been engaged since last June. Let's Help! Some birthday celebration! Ger ry Bernstein, Sammie, hied himself over to the SDT house and kissed all the girls, including Norma Pas ternack....Mae Peterson, Kappa ALPHA OMICRON PI CHI OMEGA GAMMA PHI BETA ZETA BETA TAU A. G. R. SIGMA CHI THETA XI Have your pictures taken for the 1942 CORNHUSKER before Wednesday October 8th Eludge & Guenzel Studios 13th and N Open Thursday Evening Calendar Wednesday. Kappa Kappa Gamma tea, chapter house, 3 to 5 p. m. N Club, Student union, noon luncheon. YWCA cabinet, Ellen Smith hall, 7 p. m. Friday. Beta Theta Phi houseparty, chapter house, 9 to 12. Alpha Sigma Phi hayride. AWS meeting, Ellen Smith hall, 5 p. m. Saturday. Alpha Chi Omega housepar ty, chapter house, 9 to 12. Farmer's Formal, activities building, ag campus, 9 to 12. Gamma Phi Beta houseparty, chapter house, 9 to 12. Pi Beta Phi houseparty, chapter house, 9 to 12. With Cow Bells, Rattles ... Pep Groups Make 'Big Nosc' Main Theme of Kansas Rally ... On Friday Night "Brine everything: from cow bells to rattles to the rally Friday night," advises Phil Kantor, uorn Cob in charge of the demonstra tion before the Kansas U. came this Saturday. "We want everyone to enter into the fun and bring a noisemaker." Funmakers will meet at the Union at 7 p. m. Tassels, Corn Cobs, and the regimental band will lead the parade from the Union down R st. to 16th, north on lbtn to Vine, and down Vine to the stadium. The Victory Bell will also head the parade. For may years the bell was in the tower of university hall, the oldest building on the campus. When the hall was renovated sev- Delt, will be seen at the Farmer's Formal Saturday night with Mark Keller, AGR. There will be lots of swell couples there Ho, ho. The Sigma Woos entertained the Inno cents at dinner last night. It real ly is a keen idea Maxine Thom as, Theta pledge, and Jim Van landingham. ATO, have been dat ing frequently. Which shows that he has very good taste. . . . Notice: Last, but certainly not least Johnny Bestor, dorm switchboard operator, who according to a re cent rumor did not date dorm girls, went to the Ames game with FOUR of them. The girls were Mary Ulrich, Bonnie Wennersten, Janet Curley and LaVern Hassle Kappas Give Tea Honoring Alumni Kappa Kappa Gamma will give a tea this afternoon from 3 to 5 p. m. at the chapter house honor ing Miss Heloise Smartt, Mrs. Glen Wallace of Des Moines, Mrs. Ray mond Facquhar of Omaha and Mrs. Joe Seacrest. Presiding at the tables will be Mrs. Leland Waters, Mrs. John Lawlor, Mrs. Fred Wells and Mrs Emmett Junge. Invited guests are the presidents, housemothers and social chairmen of sororities, housemothers of fra ternities, the presidents and chap ter alumni advisers of the sorori ties, Mrs. Boucher, Mrs. Verna Boyles, Miss Elsie Ford Piper and Mrs. Ada Westover. Barb Union Fills Council Vacancies Meeting last night, Barb Union elected new Student Council mem bers Don Bower and Dale Rippey to fill positions recently vacated Bower will take the place of Blaine Sloan, senior at large, who re signed, and Rippey will take the place of Ted Roesler, graduate rep resentatlve who did not come back to school. Announcement was made that the Barb Council had raised the price of the two remaining "or chestra" dances on the Barb Bomb er ticket to 15 cents because of de fense taxes. Barb Bombers will continue to sell for 50 cents apiece Next orchestra dance will be Oct 25. A "Pigskin" matinee dance, ad mission to which is 10 cents or a Bomber ticket, will be held after the game Saturday. Nine teams have entered barb inttamurals this fall, Dave Marvin Barb Union president, announced He also Btated that George Abbott was appointed social chairman for this year. Corn Cobs Meet Thursday Night Corn Cobs will hold their regu lar meeting Thursday night at 7:30, according to an announce ment made yesterday by Don Steele, president. Thursday has been selected as the regular meet ing nignt for the group instead Wednesday. of TYPEWRITERS For Sale For Rental TU Royal port.bl Mi. Idrl chtnt eral years ago, the bell was given to the pep clubs to be used at ral lies and football games as a sym bol of Cornhusker might. Max Whittaker, yell king, the Corn Cobs, and Tassels will intro. duce several new songs and yells at the rally and unusual fireworks will be displayed. N Club Holds Luncheon Today The N club will meet for noon luncheon today in the Student Union. Plans will be discussed for entertaining N club alumni at the annual homecoming game, Oct. 18. Teachers College Students Use Children's School as Lab Children's School, located in part of Bancroft, is used by several hundred graduate and undergrad uate teacher's college students specializing in elementary educa tion under Dean Henzlick, as a demonstration and practice teach ing: center. As Miss Clara O. Wilson, chair man of the department of elemen tary education, explained, this school is also a research clinic where new teaching methods may be tested and evaluated before put ting them into effect in city-wide schools. The philosophy behind the program is that of "guided living"; teaching children to live together happily through an understanding of basic human needs. Last week, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Coryell, Jr., who are interested in the type of work done there, pre sented an electric vlctrola with a Theatre Group Meets Tonight The experimental theatre will meet tonight in the studio theatre in the Temple, room 203 at 7:30 p. m. All students interested in dramatic productions are invited to attend. The experimental thea- group of carefully selected records, and an equipped kitchenette to tne school. The kitchen will be used by all grades to teach housework fundamentals and simple cooking. Recipes wil be recorded ana taken home for practice work. Anne Kinder Wins Tassels' Contest Prize First prize of $15 in the Tas sels' contest for selling the most University Theatre tickets was awarded Ann Kinder, who sold 75 tickets. Sylvia Katzman won the second prize of $10 for selling 64. tickets to the season's Theatre Produc tions. The ten Tassels who sold the next highest number of tick ets and the officers of Tassels were given free season tickets to the series of plays. High ranking sales women were Alice Louise Becker, Ann Craft, Dorothy Weirich, Betty Klingel, Carlene Hohensee, Jane Dolthorp, Betty Bonebright, and Barbara Fairley. r If -vx V So "WilsJuL", The new sleeveless jacket and matching skirt. 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