DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, November 23, 1941
Society
Society Editors
June J.imieson
Joann Emerson
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Congratulations to the Kosmet
Klub for the fine show Thursday
night, and to all houses participat
ing to make this one of the best
performances ever presented . . .
At the Alpha Xi house party last
night one found himself in a set
ting of palm trees, islands, sea
weed -everything to suggest the
adventures of Robinson Crusoe...
A new Alpha Xi pledge, Jeanne
Bowers, attended with Jim Def
fenbaugh . . . Another couple tak
ing in the south seas atmosphere
was Mary Ellen Beechner and Sig
Chi Tony Toy, who are, by the
way, also taking in the Military
Bail.
More apologies (can't seem to
keep everything straight) . . . this
time to George Abbott, who
wishes to forget the nickname
"Corky," and who, we stated, was
coins' steadv with a dorm girl, but
we find is steadying it with an
affiliated miss . . . The girl? He
refuses Jo disclose the name of
the sorority . . . Why? We'll' never
know . . . Phi Gams John Carr
and Al O'Conner are all mixed up
as to whose jewels belong where
. . . They borrowed them for the
Kosmet Klub skit, and find now
they have forgotten the owners
. . . It's not a tragedy, to our way
of thinking, for it affords an ex
cellent opportunity for the fellows
to visit all girls on campus . . .
Wouldn't bo a bit surprised if this
wns premeditated.
Have you seen Sig Alph John
"Tiny" Thieson escorting the
WHITK HOPK (nurse by occupa
tion) to all the important affairs
that a fellow will take his best
girl . . . Wish we could have
looked in on the Phi Gam "ship
wreck" house party whose partic
ipants were all to come dressed
as they might have been when Min
ship went down . . . What an as
sortment of costumes, scanty or
othei'wise, appeared . . . Al Art
man was with Mary Kalston, Kap
pa . . . Which leads to the ques
tion Where was Theta Marge
Christensen? . . .
Nothing like centering all your
attention in one house; it fosters
good feeling, and all that sort of
thing: . . . Alpha Phi Barb More
house is a one-woman campaign
to further fine relations between
her house and that of Delta Tau
Delta, with three dates this week
end in the Delt house . . . The men
and the nights: Friday, Art Lin
coln; Saturday, Jack Parker, and
Sunday, Kd Nyden . . . Alpha Tau
Omega is divided: Half the boys
belong to the Friday Night club
which operates without benefit of
women . . . Any man who has a
date is ostracized (T. Miller was
bounced because he squired Kappa
Mary Runyan this week end) . . .
And the rest of the house dated
the press convention delegates,
with some of the brothers' high
school steadies turning up to com
plicate matters a bit.
SAE Bill Stecn's had his fourth
date for this year with Alpha Chi
Peggy Eliot . . . Which fact breaks
Bill's record of last year by one
date . . . The Kentucky Derby at
the Theta house Friday night was
fun and well attended . . . Nebras
ka Sweetheart Becky Wait im
ported Homer Rogers, who should
be in the army by now, from
Omaha for the celebration . . .
Pris Campsey,
Donald Bower
Speak Nuptials
Miss Priscilla Jane Campsey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. N.
Campsey of Denver, became the
bride of Donald E. Bower, son of
Mr, and Mrs. John Bower, Lock
hart, N. Y., in a candlelight cere
mony at the Alpha Xi Delta so
rority house Frfilay evening.
Miss Campsey was attended by
Miss Jeanne Hecker, a sorority
sister, of Sioux City, la. Best man
was Deane Jensen. Rev. Thomas
A. Barton of the Second Presby
terian church officiated at the
ceremony, following which there
was a reception. Assisting with
the serving were Leona French and
Jean McAllister. Bernice Askey,
assisted by Virginia Gartrcll. was
in charge of gifts and Helen Closs
had the guest book.
Mr. and Mrs. Bower are both
seniors in the university. Mr.
Bower is president of Sigma Delta
Chi, professional journalism fra
ternity, and a member of Student
Council. The bride is president of
Alpha Xi Delta and of Theta Sig
ma Phi, women's journalism honorary.
And Phi Psi Chet Bowers is dat
ing! . . . Kosmet Klub saw him
watching the proceedings and
pretty Peggy Lemon.
Saw Theta pledge Jean Murray
coking with Phi Psi John Cook the
other day, since ATO Jawn Mason
is re-dating Kappa Marie Ander
son. . . . Say goodbye to Kappa
Sig Rex Weaver who goes to the
army, and to Jack Clarke, leaving
for Washington . . . All's well that
prints well . . .
Students Give
Original Plays
Today at 1
Inspired hy Newspaper
Slorios, Productions
Will He Hold i" Union
Three plays, inspired by news
paper stories and written by stu
dents, will be presented in the
Union today at 4 p. m. as the
first group in a series of three
presentations prepared by the
speech department.
The plays to be given hunuay
are "The Romance of the Com
monnlace." written by Robei t
Black, "She Got His
Marie Anderson, and
Clarence Hick.
Romnlo Soldevilla
"The Romance of the Common
place." The cast are Ronald Metz,
Robert Hill, John Priest, Douglas
Varner, Allan Menefee, Henry Lee,
Bill Reese, Richard Putney, Jack
Donley, Jean Racine, Robert Hyde,
Marie Andeison and Bill McBride.
Dorothy Filley Director.
The play "She Got His Goat," to
be directed by Dorothy Filley, in
cludes in its cast Peggy Iemon,
Ronald Metz, Bill Reese, Carlene
Hohensoe and Jean Racine.
A story of the starving countries
of Europe inspired the play
"Famine." Robert Black will di
rect the production to be played
by Cletus Frericke, William Major,
Mable Jean Schmer, Ivan Thomas,
Bill Reese, Jack Donley, Lougene
Everson. Marie Hassel, Frank
O'Neill, Robert Black and Romulo
Soldevilla.
The three series of plays are
sponsored by the Union and will
be directed, staged, and enacted by
students. There will be no charge
for the program, but students will
be required to present identifica
tion cards at the door.
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