9 Who's Who and in What MINIONS OF MUSIC ATHLETICS—FootbaU—0. M. There is music and music and music. There have been times when the mournful strains of tonsocial criminals have assailed the DIRECTORY Send your name, class, chap ter, and present address to Dana B. Van Dusen, and re ceive a complete directory of all Fiji's In the State of Ne braska. Do this now, as the di rectory is in the hands of the printers, and we want you to be in it. If you are of Dambda Nu, send it no matter where you are, as we want your name. Walcott, varsity guard. Harry Ewing, varsity guard three years,—All Western football team 1909; varsity coach 1910. Baseball—^Blish—^Buck (may be?) ears of those so unfortunate as to reside in the vicinity of 1232 R and other times when the "Span ish Hidalgo" has floated menrily forth from the Eiji windows to POLITICS—H. E. Thomas, Jun ior Prom. Com.; R. P. Thomas, president, sergeant at arms. To all to whom our mutual Sophomore class; M. of C. IJncle shall see fit to deliver this Sophomore Hop, chairman of second Cornhusker Eiji, greetings. Soph hop com. S. E. Holmes— If of our own alumni, we hope treasurer Soph, class. J. B. that in these columns you will find Brain, president Junior Laws. news items of personal interest to R. K. Ammerman, Ereshman you and yours, and that if per hop committee. GREETINGS chance through lapse of time, your interest in old Lambda Nu has MILITARY-H. W. Coulter- flagged, details that will revive Captain Co. "K", M. of C. Offi and renourish it, and-awaken a de sire to be kept more closely in cers Hop. D. B. Van Dusen— Sergeant Co. "K". Richard touch with the errant youth who Paddock, Captain have assumed the labor of preserv Eirst batallion. James Ellis, captain Range Detail ing the dignity of Phi Gamma Delta at Nebraska. If of chapters other than our own, we hope and desire that we may convey through the cold print, an idea of the warm welcome that always awaits the wandering Fiji at 1232 R street, Lincoln. If of active chapters in the various colleges, we can only hope that the Cornhusker Eiji will receive to some degree, the appreci ation and approbation that your publications have aroused in us, and that it may be deemed a worthy link in that chain of chap ter papers which already has done so much to make the interests of Phi Gamma Delta concerted and concentric wherever the Eiji Lodge is found. Adjucent, SOCIAL —"Spikes"—■ Walcott, Brian, R. P. Thomas, Amerman, Titus. "Iron Sphinx"—• Roland Thomas, Harry Ewing, Dana Van Dusan, Morris Blish. "Vikings"—Morris Blish. SCHOLASTIC—Phi Delta Pbi J. B. Brian; Sigma Delta Chi, Sam R. Buck; Alpha Chi Sig ma, H. W. Coulter, Weldon HWarren; Zi Psi Phi, David Sumner; English Club, Sam R. Buck; Chem Club, Coulter, Warren; Press Club, Buck; Dramatic Club, Coulter, Buck; German Club, Warren; Senior Play, Ewing; Clerk Supreme Court College of Law, Brain. the dismay of the cooers on neighboing verandas, but that time is no more. It has passed, we trust forever into that "ultimate dim Thule" from which there is no return, and in its place has come an organizaetion—for we may safely call it tliu^y! that furnishes constant amusement not only to the Knights of The Polished Eloor, but to all passers- by, in the cool spring evenings that are now upon us. Modest Terpischore, grasps of his trombone all the notes that ever were put in it. Erom introduction to coda, it is all there, violin, clarionet, mando lins, bull fiddle, trombone and cornet, not to mention the piano and for ourselves we are some tickled with it. Unless death or ^ THE CHAPTER ROLL FACULTY H. T. Johnson—"Hennery." L. E. Hurtz—"Len." Wm. Kirkpatick. drouth intervene, it will be heard at the annual banquet in the Lin- Daniel Eord. dell hotel, Saturday, April 30th, Sam R. Buck. Harral W. Coulter H. A. Van Dusen John B. Brian Dana B. Van Dusen. David S- Simms. and if you don't hear it, it will not be our fault. Remember the date, and remem ber the place, and remember that it is the biggest night in the year and that THE EIJI ORCHES '10 TRA WILL ORCH. The Party and Banquet Eor various reasons too compli cated to be explained in this sheet, an agreement has been David Simms—"Cy".Alma, Neb. H. W. Ewing—"Tub" Lincoln, Neb. David Sumner—"Dave" entered whereby formal parties are to be given hereafter by the fraternities Lincoln, Neb. W. H. Warren—"Mozart" Lincoln, Neb. her filmy draperies closely about having chapters at the University }ie]. limbs, shuffles a '11 step or two, just to loosen her of Nebraska, but once in two joints and glides away into Bliss- years. We have secured the priv 0. M. Walcott—"Pard" land. Bacchus seizes his ruddy wreathed—^notice the "wreathed brow, and—then he has to pus the button again. Pan rouses from his winter nap, combs the cockle-burrs from 'his hairy legs, knocks the mud from his cloven hoof, and the stuff is off foi" am other go with the time honore pipes of song and story. Laying all ribaldry aside however, it sure is great, brothers all. "Tony" plays the violin and leads the orchestra; Brain draws mellifluous tones from a clarionet, while Warren titillates the ivor ies like the Mozart he is. When it comes to tooting the cornet m tones more golden than the instru ment itself, our Hennery doesn t Valentine, Neb. ilege of giving one this year, on cup, swings it thrice about his the usual date, April 29, and it is L. D. Burdie—"Rough" Herman, Neb. the last chance until 1912 that you will have to test the brand of female delicacy that the Eiji boys gather for this festive occasion, and your last opportunity to min gle with the TerpiscHorcan Revel lers at Lambda Nu's big social function, which once seen, is never forgotten. Shine your shoes and take the moth balls out of your dress coat pockets, have your ties laundered, and your gloves cleaned, and take a little run down to Lincoln, Ne braska, Eijis all, April 29. We will do our best, and we want you 11. A. Van Dusen—"Big Van" Omaha, Neb. H. W. Coulter—"Tubby" Canon City, Colo. H. E. Thomas—"Jim" Omaha, Neb. J. B. Brain—"Brainless" Omaha, Neb. j. Blish—"Tony, Dago, etc." Omaha, Neb. '12 Sam R- Buck Sam. Seattle, Wash- here. S. E. Holmes—"Pink" wait for Bohumir Kryl, or any And don't forget the BIG FEED the following evening J, R. Wood—"Woody" Liephart has already blown out April 30. other long-hair, and Germany ° Mike, Omaha, Neb. Omaha, Neb. \r\nK. P. Thomas—"Grafter" Omaha, Neb, James Ellis—"Cheyenne" Cheyenne, Wyo. D. B. Van Dnsen—"Little Van" Omaha, Neb. '13 several new pieces of furniture. The Freshmen presented us with a "swell" rug and the alumni a very Active. Pled-i Pay Crancer—"Doc" Lincoln, Neb, In scholarship we are not exactly can Phi Gamma Delta 27 3: Phi Kappa Psi 19 6 Beta Theta Pi 20 5 Delta Upsilon ,,e 24 2 Delta Tan Delta 7 2i 5 Alpha Tan Omega 19 Alpha Theta Chi (local) 19 3 3 WHAT THE BUNCH IS DOING. On Oc tober 9, we wound up our rush ing season by the annual party at Walsh Hall, followed by a feed at The Prat House. With true Fiji spirit, twenty brothers visited us on the occasion of' the Kansas-Nebraska game. On the night preceding the game we enter tained the Kansas boys with our an nual hard times party, which was voted a success by all. (That Is, [ r, H, Guilfoil—"Gil" Hyannis, Neb. R. Patterson—"Pat" Omaha, Neb. addresses wanted Early In the fall the Thetas enter tained us royally at a house party. Following the example of Beta chap ter we held our mock Initiation on February 19, when we fittingly tor tured nine neophytes. The solemn initiation was held the following Monday. This year we have greatly increased Carpenter, Porter H, Johnson, Charles M, Wharton, Henry J. Cramer, D. L. Qnigley, J-HAnderson, Jesse F, Thurston, Bernad, Billings, Earl. Cunningham, Orval, Tipling, L. B. Eaynor, E, V, We have materially improved the ex terior appearance of the house by remaking the lawn and cleaning up the back yard. our FUl spirit by holding bi-weekly "feeds" after frat meeting. These "feeds" have been very beneficial and have been enjoyed by all. "Tony" holds down "first fiddle" In the University Orchestra. Assistant Coach Ewlng a great football team for next year. Professor Johnson is embarrassing the boys financially by selling them numerous pictures of the house, the bunch, house parties, etc. at married. POSTMASTER: "Bad" Loft Is with the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railawy Com IF NOT CALLED FOR IN 10 DAYS PLEASE RETURN TO 1232 R ST. pany. LINCOLN, NEB. "Tnte" Matters la attending Harvard Law School, where honor to Harvard he is bringing us by his position on the Glee Club. A. 0. Paneonst Is practicing law in Floyd Van Vnllu is in the mercantile business at Herman, Nebr. Pred Sunnders is with the Bankers' ler & Paine, in Lincoln. NEWS ITEMS OP AUXJMNI. B. E. Hiirtz is manager of the Indepen dent Telephone Co. In Nebraska. Wm. PnmlUon Is with the p. J. Hurtz Is travelling for the West ern Paint & Glass Co. His territory Diek Paddock has received presiden tial appointments to West Point to Seattle, Verne Havens Is general manager of tiie Street Hallway and Interurban lines in Mexico City. jjj,. Adnms is practicing in Lin coln. C. C. McWilllnnis Is with the American Locomotive Works at N. Schnectady, Y. c. L. Wcldron, '06, is practicing law in Omaha, Nebr. His address is 707 New York Life Building, Omaha; Nebr. A. J. Pence, '10, is in the hardware ! business at Madison, Neb. joUn BurUett is cashier of a bank at Riissell Burkett is in the drug business at Auburn, Ills. John Simros, '09, is attending Rush Medical School at Chicago. J. D, Johnson, '09, is with the Denver 'oas & Electric Co. Walter Hopewell is practicing law in Tekamah, Nebr. Dick Honston is in the lumber business at Tekamah, Nebr. Jack Whitcford is mechanical engineer In Guilford, Mo. W, H. Cheek, '12, is with the Burling "Herm" Bocken, '09, is completing his Nebraska Paper & Bag Co., of Lincoln. and Annapolis. He passed the West Point examination with high honors and has already taken up his work there. Tunnies Jolinson is in the mercantile business in Holdrege, Nebr. Llciit. M. C. Slinllenbergcr is stationed at Fort Crook, Nebr. WHlnrd P. Ivlmbnll is office manager of the University School of Music, at CnrnIfU0k?r Lincoln. Robert DeCon has left for Seattle, Wash., where he expects to locate. Wilbur Rneely Is county surveyor, with headquarters at Ponder, Nebr.' O. G. Perry is with a surveying party at Shoshone, Wyo. EnrI Wilson is with the Nebraska State Journal at Lincoln. Pred Thomas is with the Corn Ex change Bank of Omaha. , Grant Cnaghey is reporting for the Stockman's Journal of South Omaha, Nebr. James McGcachln in is the mercantile business in Orleans, Nebr. William McGeacbln is with the White Electrical Co., in the Philippines. Geor.gc KImball is general manager of the Matoon Gas & Coke Co., at Matoon, Ills. "Jim" Whitney is in the banking busi ••'"J ■ .jr "Hash" DnvenpOrt, '12, is in the mer chandise business at Valentine, PUBLISHED Nebr. H. M. Pronty is in the drug business ■welcome visits and on the afternoon of January 4, gave us a "matinee" „ c Stanley is in the offices of the BY LAMBDA NU chapter of phi QAMMADELEST. OCT. IB, 1898. at Boseville, Ills. Cleveland Seating Co. in Chicago. * ness at Scandia, Kans. medical course in Omaha. "Pritz" Albertson has paid us several dance. engineer He was recently Life Insurance Co. at Lincoln. ton railroad in Omaha. promises Grand Island, Nebr. Edwin Steckley manages the dress goods department of the firm of Mil Bridgeport, Nebr. at least by the hosts.) William LefHer is city South Omaha, Nebr. fraternity. extends from Lincoln ful dance at the Happy Hollow Club In Omaha, September 10, 1909. :!lyde Liephart—"Dutch" Lincoln, Neb, were able to initiate a larger pro Wash. John Bushnell—"Bush" Lincoln, Neb, PLEDGES der the scholarship restrictions we 3 19 Lincoln, Neb. Holdrege, Neb. the average of Nebraska Greeks. Un 3 Lamda Nu started her activities early this year by giving a very success Liscombe Titus—"Liz" didates for P. B. K's, but are above portion of Freshman than any other P, K, Ammerman—"Pocky" St, Joseph, Mo, J, V, Harpham—"Caesar" handsome oak table. ges I Paul Kogers—"Pounder" Phi Delta Theta, ,,.,,,.16 Pagan, Neb, Sigma Chi 20 Tom Pogers—"Long Tom" Kappa Sigma 20 Pagan, Neb, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ,19 F, E, Long—"Buffalo" Sigma Nu 23 Buffalo, Wyo, The appearance of our house has been greatly improved by the addition of NEBRASKA GREEKS McVey Printing Co.,