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The Alpha Tau Omecasorontygave a
dancing part on Friday evcninp.
Mrs. Martin Cahu is the guest of Mrs.
Herzog who formerly lived in Omaha.
' Mies Walsen who has been veiling
Mra. John Dcrgiii left for her home on
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Slaugl ter etrtainrd a
few friends on a car ride last Saturday
evening. Refreshments were served on
the car.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon gave an infor
mal party on Friday evening in their
c'ub rooms on X street
Miss Grace Uairkon has gone to Chi
cago to speed the holidajs, where she
will be jo'ned by her sister who has been
Bttecdirg school at Galesburg.Ill.
On Saturday evenirg Prof. ?nd Mrs.
tnermtm gave a delightful counc
inner to the Thi Delta Theta fraternity
which their Eon He race is a member.
About twenty-one of the members en
joyed their hospitality.
On Frida evening Mr. Claude Red
of Beatrice, Mr. Williams and Mr. Hart
of York were initiated into the Phi
KapDaPei. After the initiation a ban
quet was enjoyed . part of which came
from their young lady friends of Phi Psi.
A number or bor parties were given at
the Philharmonic concert on Tuesday
evening. One box was occupied by Pror.
mrt Mrs Kimball. Prof. John Randolph.
and Miss Louise Miller. Two boxes
were occupied by Mr. and Mr. Charles
Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mayer, Mr.
D. Mayer Miss Anna Mayer; and Mr.
and Mrs. Herzog. Mr. and Mrs. Cahn,
Mm. Polack and Mis3 Fay Herzog.
Miss Nelia Cochran gave a kensington
Bt her home last Saturday afternoon in
honor of Miss Gsrtrude Walton of Blair,
a f rmer student of the university and a
m mberor the Delta Gamma sorority.
Those present were Misses Gertrude
Walton, Joy Webster. Helen Welch. Jes
eio Lansing, Helen Woods. Daisy Miner,
Mary Davis, May McMenenny, Edna
Polk, May Prentiss, Anna Miner. Kath
erine Woods, Blanche Hargreaves,Mable
Rickefs, Blanche Garten. Clara Wat
kins, Laura Bridge, Helen Miner, Grace
Bridge, Ethel Tukey, Fannie Cole, Sel
maNoren. Stella Kice. Ljdia Mullen
Georgia Case and Mis. Frank Wocds
Chancellor MacLeac entertained the
alumnae of the State University ery
delightfully on last Saturday evening.
The earlier rart of th evening was
spent in the drawirg room in conversa
tion aud examining the many relics and
curiosities the Chancellor has picked up
in bis travels. The guests were then
invited into the dining room where ices
and cakes were served. In the latter
part of the evening the guests were in
vited up to the lecturo room where so
many enjoyable meetings have been
held. The occision was to rejoice over
the good fortune of the university and
to thank the recent legislature for their
appropriation. Other tninrr matters
were attended to, among wh'f h was the
consideration of forming alumnae as
sociations in other c'ties in the U. S.,
especially in Washingtjn where there
are cox several alumnae. White a great
deal of business was attended to there
was withal such a How of wit and jollity
as one seldom hears from such an au
gust body as was there assembled.
Mr. and Mrs. Loius Herzog gave a
large reception at their home on ISth
and N streets Thursday evening for
Mrs. Polack and Mrs Cahn of Omaha.
Many took this opportunity to congratu
late Mis. Cahn on her brilliant success
at the concert on Tuesday evening. The
guests began to arrive Boon after eight
and came during the evening until ten.
They were received by Mr. and Mrs.
Herzog, Mrs. Cahn, Mrs. Campb'H, Mrs.
Polack and Mrs. Jansen. The receiv
ing party stood in the bay window of the
drawing room which was banked with
feres and palms. All the rooms were
beautifully decorated, each with a par
ticular color. The dining room was es
pecially beautiful, the decorations being
entirely pink. The globes were covered
with pink, shedding a warm glow
through the room. The table was de
corated with pink roses and even the
ices and dainty cakes which were served
were pink. Mrs. II. B. Ward and Mrs.
J. Speier presided in the dining room.
They were assisted in serving by Mis?e?
Schofield, Anna and LouUe "Miller, Sil
ence Dales and Maj hello Hagenox. Mrs.
Herzog is to ba congratulated for the
brilliancy and success of her reception.
Mrs. Archibald Scott 6rent la.t week
in Ashland.
Mi's Edith Weldon has gone to Ot
tumwa, la., for the holidays.
Miss Anna Dunn returned on Tues
day from a visit with friends ic Omaha.
Mr. Harry Oury and Mr. Geo. Shedd
went to Kansas City on Thursday to at
tend the meeting or the Western Ath
letic Association,
Mr. Martin Cahn, who is himself a
well known musician, accompanied Mrs.
Cahn to Lincoln and remained for the
concert Tuesday e-ening, returning on
Wednesday.
Miss Estell Morrison has gone to
Texas for the winter on account of ill-
liealth. Her friends hope she may be
greatl benefited by the change.
Mrp. Polack of Omaha, is the guest of
Mrs. Herzog.
Mrs. L.H. Gates of N. V., is visitirg
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Pat
terfon.
Misn Retta Williams of Omaha, will
be the guest of Miss Anna Dunn during
the hoi id a) p.
Mrs. Hindman is entertaining her
parents. They expect to spend the
winter in Lincoln.
Mr. Robinson, who has coached the
Nebraska football team so successfully
for tho past two years, left on Tuesday
for his home in Providence, R. I. He
expects to enter a law school.
Miss Martha Burks of Beatrice, and
Mr. Harry Harley of Lincoln, w ill be
united in marriage at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Burks on Wednesday, De
cember 29th. in the presence of only a
few intimate friends.
Oa Saturday evening at the home of
the Misse3 Stewart. Miss Grace An
drews of Fairbury, and Miss Lulu West
of Nebraska City, were initiated into the
Pi Beta Phi fraternity. After the cere
moniey the members enjoyed a "spread."
The Lincoln Light Infantry gave the
fourth party of the series given by
Ladies' Jackets can be found that are
very neat and tasty ready to wear. Yet
they are far more acceptable if tailor made.
Paine & Warfel are doing this kind of work
in one of their departments.
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