Friday, November 6, 1942
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Breivster Plays . . .
NIA Breaks Social Ice
With Daiice, Floor Show
In Union Ballroom
Some with dates, many stag, un
affiliated students on the campus
will attend the first big barb so
cial function tomorrow night in
the Union ballroom as the NIA
council sponsors its ice-breaking
dancing party from 9 to 12.
Acting as master of ceremonies
at the intermission floor-show
still a mystery will be Brown
Palace Co-op man Jimmie Howe,
it was announced yesterday. Boyd
Brewster and his all-student band,
which has. furnished the music for
many house-parties on the campus
this fall and will play for the
Union next weekend, will furnish
music for the dancing.
Tickets Start.
Ticket sales started last week.
They have been coming along
"quite well," Virginia Stuermer,
NIA social chairman, reported last
night. However, tickets will also
be on sale at the door during the
dance, she said.
Price of admission to the affair
is 25 cents per person. Represen
tatives from different barb houses
and organizations on the camus
have been in charge of selling the
tickets, and those not belonging to
any organized group have been
contacted through the district sys
tem. Co-ops Support.
Many of the co-ops have already
shown that they will turn out full
force for the initial event planned
by the Nebraska Independent As
sociation for all unaffiliated stu
dents on the campus. Stags are
especially invited, since, as the
first party, it is a get-acquainted
affair.
Held weekly before each home
game the regular matinee dance
following the Missouri game will
be sponsored by the NIA Council
in the Union ballroom Saturday
from about 5;30 to 6:30.
Students selling tickets to to
morrow night's dance include
Ruth Sherburn, Towne club; Jim
mie Howe, Brown Palace; Bill
Green, Bachelor's club; Dwight
Davis, Cornhusker Co-op; Eleanor
Jacka, Carrie Belle Raymond
dorm; Pat Sand, Howard hall;
Gladys Henderson, Wilson hall;
Geraldine Thomas, Rosa Bouton
hall; Dave Marvin, Palladians;
Bill Lowrey, ACBC; and Barbara
Rehburg, Myron Samuelson; Bob
Dewey, Ralph Fox, Georgia
Walker, Frances Babich, Betty Lu
Larson and Virginia Stuermer at
large.
Jo Thursten Weds Roland
Jensen; Couple Residing
In Detroit, Michigan
Miss Jo Thursten of Hyannis,
Nebraska has announced her mar
riage to Roland Jensen. Both
were former University of Ne
braska students. Mr. Jensen was
affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega.
The couple are living in Detroit,
Michigan where Mr. Jensen is em
ployed in a defense plant.
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- Courteny Lincoln Journal
Two former students of Nebraska University, Miss Pat Jack
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jackson, and Tech. Cpl.
Clair R. Kess, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kess, were married
Nov. 1 at the First Methodist church by Rev. Gordon L. Kess
of Burr Oak, la, and Dr. Lloyd H. Rising. The couple will
live in California, where Corporal Kess is stationed in the
medical section at Camp Roberts.
Engagement Announced .
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Courtesy Lincoln Journal
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Stewart of Omaha announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Margery, to Lt. Edward P. But
ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Butler of Lincoln. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Miss Stewart attended the University of Nebraska where
she was a Cornhusker beauty queen in 1941, and a member of
Alpha Chi Omega. Lieutenant Butler also attended the univer
sity and was affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega. He is now sta
tioned with the Amphibian command in Florida.
Males Divide on What
To Wear To Stadium
By Paul Toren.
The next time you go to a foot
ball game, look around at what
the boys are wealing. Tear your
eyes away from the pretty red
sweaters in the sorority section,
look at the men. You'll find, if
you can keep your eyes maleward
long enough, that the "stronger
sex" is divided on what is the cor
rect attire for the big game. One
group of boys seemingly believes
the pictures in Esquire and shows
up complete to the last detail in
an ensemble that may only be de
scribed as "stunning." This group
also may include the gentlemen
who must preserve their dignity of
their noble rank and station at
any cost.
The other group, bless 'em, is
of a different mind. A football
game is obviously a place to let
yourslf go, in clothing as well as
in yelling. The typical outfit is
topped off with a chic little hunt
ing cap, preferably red, or felt hat
no less than five years old. Neck
ties are taboo and as to shirts,
let your conscience be your guide.
Corduroys are in vogue now and
opinion seems to be divided be-
LAST CHANCE TONIGHT!
to see the comedy the Campus is talking about
"OUT 0FTHE-FRYIM6 PAN"
Friday Night University Theatre
Temple BIdg.
tween cowboy boots and shoes, ala
L'il Abner. Fitted out like this
who wouldn't enter into the spirit
of things and cheer the Huskers
4wk Jr
on to victory ? And, of course, the
gay young blade feels devilish as
hell dressed like this and its al
ways good for a laugh when all
else fails.
See you at the game, and don't
forget your red earmuffs.
Dr. William H. Abbitt, for 15
years professor of physics at
Texas Technological institute, has
been named associate professor of
physics at Carleton college, North
field, Minn.
Society...
By Mary Louise Goodwin.
Now we know. Carton Broderick
is a person, not a myth. Look
him up in the student directory
for yourself if you don't believe
us.
The AOPi's are all eoine to iail
this Saturday with their jail bird
party. Some ot the kids wearing
the striDes will be Helen Greuscl,
just back from Colorado, and Fiji
Max Mertz. Betty Bonebnght and
Delta Sigma Pi Bob Sittell,
Penny McBride and Delt man
Harold Hungerford, and Phyllis
Yenne and Bernie Anderson, Sig
Nu.
Calico dresses and jeans will be
the order of the night at the Chi
O trading post. Swapping this
and that will be Betty Shultz of
radio fame and Phi Delt Hank
Green, Betty Ruth Dunlap and Sig
Ep Ray Miller, and Edna Mae
Neidermeyer and Sig Nu Don
Anawalt. . . . Taking in both the
Chi O party and the Phi Gam
party are Charleen Cameron, Jean
Potalle and Barbara Fischer with
Karl Loerch, Emmett Pipher and
Jim Chatt.
SAEs Repeat.
The SAEs like nothing better
than to give a house party. This
is the second one this fall. As
usual there is no theme, just an
other "informal" affair and taking
it all in will be Don Wilkinson
and DeeGee Janet Krause who
also have the DeeGee Rocket
party on their evening's schedule,
Bernie Diers and Alpha Chi Mar
tha Ann Reed, and Red McCluhan
will squire Sadie Hawkins, Alpha
Phi.
Coming up for the ZBT party
are a half dozen brothers from
Missouri. Duke Shumow will be
on hand with Fraida Sobol, SDT
pledge, and Kevee Kirshcnbaum
and Mike Rubinitz will do their
dancing with Jeanne Hershborn
and Millicent Shultz.
Fiji's, Delts Entertain.
Going hill billy this week-end
are both the Delts and the Phi
Gams. Delts Warren Van Norman,
Harry Pappas, Dick Haggert and
Jack Guenzel will arrive in Dog
Patch with Kappa Jean Guenzel,
Jean Lingenfelter, Pi Phi Patty
Welch, and Kappy Kellog, DG.
Jack and Kappy are also taking
in the DG party. . . . Lil' Abner
and Daisy Belles at the Fiji shoot
in' match will be DG Kay Det
weiler and Norrie Anderson, Fritz
Wolff and Jean York, Theta and
Morrie Dingwell and Jean Dresden
and of course Dee "Groucho Marx"
DeVoe and Pi Phi Gloria Mardis.
The Dee Gee's are riding a
Rocket to their party and Barbara
Townsend with Phi Delt Lee
Leurs, Dorothy Thornburg with
Bud Freeman, and Emma Lou
Schultz with Kappa Sig prexy
Lew Lehr will be on board when
it takes off.
FHs Charles Velte and pinmate
Betty McFarland, Warren Hutch
inson and DG Jean Donely, and
Randy Pratt and Lois Schofield,
Alpha Chi will be waltzing Friday
night at the FH annual fall party.
And surprise . . . Paul Eveland
will be there with Triple Delt
Adeline Leigh and not his usual
Alpha Chi date.
And last but not least comes
the big barb pre-election dance
and the Palladian banquet. Taking
in the latter will be Lei a Lyne
with Don Pierce, and Ruth Hush
with Howard Westgate. . . . Get
ling up the old fire at the barb
dance will be Barbara Rehberg
and Ralph Fox, Bill Dafoe and
Virginia Bergstrom.
For Your Coking Rcndesvous
"on Campus"
BUCK'S
COFFEE SHOP
1131 R Street
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