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2133 Vermont Street in their home whéch they purchased last sumer. ‘The
housing conditions being what they are ih Lawrence have enabled the Porters
to dispose of their home readily.

The Jayhawk Club of Greater Kansas City is calling all K. U. folks
to their big funfest and dinner, April 25, at the President Hotel. Charles
B. Shaeffer, Kansas alumus and Regional Director of the War Produotion
Board, as well as President of the Jayhawk Club, says: Come ye ~ one and
all = husband, wife and family - to the big gathering of the tribe ~ on
Tuesday evening, April 25, at the Hotel President roof ballroom e help us
raise the ROOF. Chancellor Deane Malott and Mrs. Malott are the honored
guests. K. U. professors and their wives will be there." _

Shaeffer says a regular caravan from the University will be on hand
to renew old friendships. Those in charge of arrangements state that so
far as possible the diners will be grouped with others of your decade at
school - making it doubly easy to greet and visit with your former fellow
students and friends. A good will hour will precede the dimer. From
6:15 to 7:15 you will be in a position to let your hair down and have a
good time. At 7:15 the call for chow will be mide. While you wait you
will have music. George “Dumpy" Bowles, the author of "I'm a JayeJaye
Jayhawk", has arranged for an orchestra to soothe and inspire the dinner
guests while they wait. For those who haven't forgotten, the dance
floor is in readiness for you to recall the old days when you were in
the University and you danced at Eoke's, the Fraternal Aid, the Country
Club, or the Union Building. You may not have Swede Wileon's music, or
Shanty Newhouse, or any of the early day orchestras, but "Dumpy" will
have it arranged so that you will recall old times.

The hotel has a limit of 300 persons and the first 300 reservations