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From The Lincoln Journal.
An event of Oct. 6 will be the wedding of Colleen Campbell and
Cpl. Dale K. Worth. Miss Campbell was a member of the Chi
Omega sorority at the University of Nebraska and Corporal Worth,
who also attended the university, was affiliated with Theta XL
Society Has It . .
Crib Coke Dates Predominate
With Freshmen Taking Over
BY NINA SCOTT.
It's hard to tell just now who
will be going out with who this
week end, so that info' will have
to wait until Sunday . . . you
know how things stand this year
with some shipping out and others
coming in . . . blitzkreig of uni
forms . . .
Coke dates are holding their
own as far as Mary Louise Weid
man. Alpha Chi, is concerned . . .
she and Doug Nelson, the Phi
Delt, were laughing in the Crib
Wednesday afternoon ... at the
same hour and locn'ion Sue Lan
caster and Kay Reese, Theta
pledges, were seen playing bridge
and drinking cokes with Johnny
Wells and friend . . .
People are asking Randy
Keough, Phi Delt, how he likes
dating a DG one year and her
sorority daughter the next . . . re
spectively Nell Scott and Jeannie
Douglas . . . runs in the family
. . . Ginny Turner, KKG pledge,
is starry-eyed with expectations
of her O. D.'s return around
Christmas ... he was at the base
during rush week . . . speaking
of Kappas, rumors are sailing that
three keys are unchained from a
Eeta, a Phi Delt, and a Phi Psi
pin . . . figure it out for yourself.
Old Gang Returns.
Big man and DU Marv Athey is
back on the campus for a visit . . .
air corps lieutenant now . . . Tink
Herman, former Phi Delt, Fre
montite and Nebraska student, is
coming down this week end to see
Eetty June Baldwin, Alpha Phi,
and DG pledge Paula Jones . . .
Tri Delt bigwig Jean Whedon is
expecting her man soon ... she's
engaged to him again . . .
In case anyone is interested in
knowing the whereabouts of Jim
Riggs, Beta of several years ago,j
he s at Selman f lem, i-a., proc
ably thinking of ways to initiate
another UNEB . . . remember?
Much Seen Couple.
Nomination for the darlingest
couple of the season goes to Kappa
pledge Jo Guenzel and little Sslz
er, ATO . . . seen last week end
and lots more in the future . . .
Beta Bob Schulte and Phi Gam
Harold Jacobson would have
burning ears if they only knew I
how half of the girls on the cam
pus are interested in them . . .
notice the stares sometime when
either of them walks in the Crib.
Get busy and do something ex
citing, people . . . words mean
nothing without the spice . . . we
have the sugar and everything
nice already.
Kappa Phi Inviles
Methodist Coeds
To Saturday Tea
Kappa Phi, Methodist sorority,
will entertain all Methodist and
Methodist preference women at a
tea Saturday, Sept. 30 from 3:30 to
5:00 at the Wesley Foundation,
1417 R street. Beverly Biba,
president of Kappa Phi, will be
aided by assistant hostesses Mar
garet Iwata, Marian Hattan,
Altha Jean May and lavan John
son. Alice Kile will direct the
musical program.
An invitation is also extended
to all Methodist women to attend
a program meeting on Wednesday,
7:30 p. m. at the Wesley Foundation.
UN Engagements
Highlight Neivs
UN ngagements and marriages
are still highlighting society pages
Catherine (Kit) Carson, former
Kappa Alpha Theta, will be mar
ried Oct. 29, at Norfolk to Ralph
Sotzing. The groom is co-pilot
for United Air Lines. He is a
graduate of Lehigh university.
Pennsylvania, and was affiliated
with Phi Delta Theta.
The couple plan to reside in
San Francisco.
The engagement of Mary Run
yan, former Kappa Kappa Gam
ma, to Lt. Douglas N. Jones, jr.,
was announced by her parents
The couple are planning an au
tumn wedding.
Dawn to Dark
College Clothes
Hold up Morale
Skirts here, sweaters there,
skirts and sweaters everywhere!
Yes, the combination is defin
itely on Nebraska's campus to
stay, despite earlier predictions
that the female portion of college
students the states over, would
blossom out in more formal attire
this season.
Mix them or match them is in
order, with plaids definitely lead
ing the skirt-sweater parade
Blouses, however, are now a closo
second to the famed sweater.
Everything from bowed necklines
and puffed sleeves, to tailored
v" necks and pearl button
trimmed are the rage.
Suits and Date Dresses Shown.
The all-important date dress is
anything but forgotten in these
war times. Our campus belle must
keep up her morale! She leans
toward plain or slightly draped
dresses, with a rhinestone or gold
clip to add a cheerful note. Along
this line, a dressmaker suit, for
that occasional date, comes in
handy, especially when evening
plans are undecided.
Our belle remembers too, in
planning her wardrobe, the in
evitable rainy days. For just such
days, she dons a good looking
gabardine raincoat, fitted or cas
ual, box style. To complete her
outfit, she adds a fisherman's sea
hat or a bright kerchief, and boots
with which to enjoy all the pud
dles. Last, but scarcely insignificant,
our smart planner has included
lots of flannel pajamas, with feet
attached, wooly slippers and a
cozy wrap-around robe for win
ter evenings of study and those
beauty winks.
Music Students
Attend Reception
Reception for all new music
students will be held tonight in
'.he faculty lounge at the Union
from 7:30 to 9:00.
In the receiving line will be
the presidents of the music sorori
ties, Anne Birdsall, Delta Omi-
cron; Marian Rapp, Sigma Alpha
Iota; and Kay Trenchard, Mu Phi
Epsilon.
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From The Lincoln Journal.
On Sunday, Sept. 24, Ruth Eileen Panzer became the
bride of Pfc. Byron D. Petersen. Both the bride and bride
groom were students of the Uni. of Nebr., the former being
affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega. The groom is now a
student at the University of Nebraska college of medicine
and is a member of Nu Sigma Nu.
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Debaters Annual
Publishes Work
Of UN Students
UN debaters received consider
able mention in the 1944 issue of
"The University Debaters An
nual," a book containing outstand ing
speeches and debates from
contests and forums held all over
the United States. Nebraska's
orators were honored by publica
tion of three Fpocches. No other
college in the U. S. was so recog
nized. The three speeches included one
from the Nebraska Forum of the
Air, regional contest speeches on
Inter-American Afairs at Aus
tin, Texas, and a nation-wide
broadcast from Washington on Inter-American
affairs. UN students
whose speeches were published
were Jean Kinney, Geraldine Mc
Kinsey, and Mary Ann Mattoon.
'The Church of the Lutheran Hour"
Welcomes You
Rev. . Erck, University Lutheran Pastor
Lutheran Chapel Service on the Compus
Room 315 Student Union
Sunday, 10:45 A. M.
Honoring the A, S. T, Engineers
There's a Dance and Buffer
Free to Trainees and Civilians
8 to 1 1 P. M. Sah, Sept. 29
Buffet Served on 3rd Floor at 9:30
Union Ballroom
NO UNION DANCE FRIDAY
DUE TO ALL-UN I CHURCH NITE
Welcome, Methodist Students
to our
All-University Parties
Epworth Methodist Church
30th and Holtlrege
(for Ag College Students)
St. Paul Methodist Church
12th and M
Trinity Methodist Church
16th and A
Friday Night
8 P. M.