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The Delta Tau Delta fraternity will
give a party at the Lincoln Hotel on
Wednesday, November 'J4tb.
Dr. Paine, after nineteen years of act
ive, successful practice, lays down hit)
medicine case and goes into the Paine &
Warfel clothing store to assist more act
ively in its management. The many
who know the doctor, wish him all the
success that his straight forward busi
ness methods should merit.
Mrs. Cotter and her pupils give a re
cital Wednesday evening in the parlors
of the Windsor hotel. Miss Jennie
Watson assisted by rendering a very
pleasing piano solo and Miss Lithe
Watson reciting. Tbe3e recitals will be
given once a month. The public is in
vited. On Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mies Blanche Garten an organization
of the Children of tho Revolution was
effected. Those eligible are children of
either Socs or Daughters of the Revu
lution. The girls must be below
eighteen and the bojs below twenty
one. After those ages the children be
come Sons or Daughters. Their meet
ings arc to be held oo the first Monday
of each month, under the direction of
Misses Blanche Garten and Joy Web
ster, who are Daughters of the Revo
lution. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Upton,
the state promotor, and Miss Stevonst
chapter regent of the Daughters, fpoke
to the children. Miss Helen Miner sang
several selections. After the address
officers were elected for the coining
year. Ih9 president and vice-president,
who must be chosen f ro ji.the Daughters,
are Blance Garten and Joy Webster. The
Children's president i9 Edith Lewis, the
secretary is Vera Upton, the registrar is
Dorothy Green. New members will be
added at each meeting. The members
are: Marion Bell. Vera Upton, Edith
Lewis', Margrey Lewis, Dorothy Gicon,
Edith Pentzr, Alice Hunttinger, Fay Mc
Clay. Ralph Avery, Wray Harvey, Harry
Mills and Ray Lindley.
Miss Helen Nance entertained inform
ally on last Saturday evening.
The Phi. Kappa Psi. fraternity will
- give a kansington for their friends at
the game on the campus this afternoon.
The kensingtons will be decorated with
University colors. Their guests will be
Dr. and Mrs. Ladd, Mr.. and Mrs. Imbolf
Mrs. Clutter.
. misses: .mkssrs:
Cunningham, Williams,
Woods, Weeks,
Winger, Christie,
Gere, Haecker,
Weeks, Reed,
Hargreaves, Fricke,
Tuttle, Hutchinson,
Webeter, Rowe.
Polk, Korsraeyer,
Dorrington, Spencer,
Wiggenhorn, Wilson,
Smith, Wiggenhorn,
Vancil Collett,
Randall. White,
Chapin.
Sigma lpha Epsilou Chapter gave a
largo party last night in Courier Hall,
which was handsomely decorated for
the occasion, with broad strips or pur
ple and yellow, extending from each
corner and the middle of each side, to
the oppos.te corners and sides and
caught up iu the middle and fastened
by the diamond-shaped emblem of the
fraternity. The gues's and ?hosts were:
Misses- Cochrane, Rsser. Harreaves.
Minor, McMenemy. Farwell, Slaughter,
Ricketts, ance, Latta, Fichet, Whi
ting. Welsh. Woodward, Richards. Wat
Uins, Cole. Houtz, Harley. Whiting.
Ames, Winger, Williamson, Hutchinson,
Woods, Collins, Stuart, Hammond, Col
son, Tukey, Freen. Case, Cropsey, Gar
ten, Andrews, Outcalt, Lansing, Gal.'ey,
Rector.
Messrs: Fichet. Cosgrove, Whedon,
Roe, Korsmtyer. Ri6er, Swartz, Burg
ert, Seman, Sheik, Sheldon, Kind
Weeks, Manley, True, llalstead. Brown.
Owens, Lottridgp, Hurlburt, Davenport,
Turpin, Groves, Corby, L. P. Sawyer.
E B. Sawyer, Green, DuFrcne, Holben,
Kenny, Stopher, Clapp, Teeter, Harmor,
Davidson. Harriett. Mielenre, Seldem ,
White and Hauy, of Omaha; Morrilb
Canrield.
The Kappa Sima fraternity will give
a reception thh evening at their house i
on Eighteenth and N streets from S
till 1U:.'!0. The bouse has been decorated
with the fraternity colors, old gold,
peacock blue and maroon, and palius
Hagenow's string quartet will furnish
music during tho evening. Misses Ena
Ricketts, Anna Stuart and Mae Colson
will serve refreshments. Tho receiving
party will consist or some of tho local
chapter. Mr. and Mrs. McNish of
Fremont, J. D.Pope, of Friend std II.
II. Wilson. Ex-Senator Pope isa Kappa
sigma from Indiana. The members of
the chapter are:
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C. K. Shuff. C. F. Schwarz.
A. W. Martin, F. S. ilemery.
L.H.Robins, C. A. Fisher,
L. V. Patch, C. E. Matson,
G. E. Towl, G. A. Da vies.
W. S. Price, R. Jenkins,
J. 11. L.itt!e, J. C. McNish,
S. B. Sloan. II. Page.
Mrs. L. W. Eldridge, of Fairbury, 16
visiting her daughter who is attending
the University.
MUSICAL MENTION
The following is :i critique from tho
Omaha Wurltl-Ilerahl and concerns a
concert in which some Lincoln singers
participated.
"One fault the paragrapher finds
with church concerts when tho promot
ers put their shoulders to the wheels is
a fact that such a long list of clever per
formers are gathered together, and when
it is over, one's mind is u mass o! con
tlicting tones and a critique is well nigh
impossible. This was apparent on Fri
day evening at tho Lowe Avenue Pres
bt?rian church, when a musical and
literary entertainment was given under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society.
Mrs. David A. Campbell of Lincoln,
fresh from her European conquer t1. was
the loadstono of attraction. Her .ncora
parable voice filled the church with the
sweetest hhimony and carried oie above
lhe sordid matters of every day life. The
softness of her tones and her .'hadin-r
were really wonderful, and those who
came afterward bad a herculean task in
their bid for appreciation, but the audi
ence was in receptive mood, and while it
doubtless carried away remembrance
of Mrs. Campbell it did not fail in its
appreciation of the other numbers on
the- program.
Mrs. Charles S. Lippinco't, the fore
most soprano of Lincoln, did Eonae excel
lent work. Mrs. J. I. Cook created a de
cided impression in her rendering of the
"Sands o Dee.' Miss Getty followed
Mrs. Campbell with a couple"", and by
ber superb sieging righted tho audience
that had not yet recovered from" tho ef
fects of Mrs. Campbell's solo. Mr. W.
II. Wilbur was on the program for the
second numLer of the secand part of i
the program. Lut at the request of .Mrs. j
Lippin'.uitr, changed places with I
her ami iojk the li'th r umber. I
It ws a dangerous thing t do.!
asthu geiii'cman had r.os leen heard
and the audience was getting tired, it
beirg very close to 11 o'clock when bis!
numuer wa reachel. but the substi-
tution p-ovtd fortunate, and Mr.,
Wilbur must be credited with one of
the mjst Hppreciable numbers on the
program. Dr. R. W. Bailey sang very!
well, in fac" t is seldom that he has
ever done better. Miss Clara Hawley, i
one of tho best pianists in the city. Mr.
J. I Cook and Mrs. Jessie Broivn
Dora-aid, thtf elocutionist, relieved the
.program of tny possible monoton.
Prof. I uckfr of Glcnwood arid Mia
Nettie Haverly were the accompanists'
of the evening and did much to make
the concert enjoyable. Mi s Clara
Blumer, Mif. Zimmer and Mrs. Rose,
Macumber alsi lent valuable assistance ,
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