WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1943

UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, ENRENCE, KANSAS

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Sororities Will Entertain Tonight
With Dances for Service Men

Rush week for the sororities was climaxed yesterday afternoon with

the formal pledging services.

Tonight many of these women will be

hostesses to fraternity pledge classes and to V-12 units.
Meetings of the Inter-fraternity Council will ~continue tonight to
straighten out matters of rushing rules and to start the year off properly.

Duties of this council are decreasing
slightly since the end of a hurried
rush week, but the men still have
problems to iron out.

Hour dances, -cabinet meetings,
and get-togethers are planned for.
tonight, the only week night with 11
o'clock closing hours. Initiations,
receptions, and class work are in the
thoughts of many students struggling
to keep up with the fast pace of a
five-weeks session.

Parties and activities are crammed
into a smaller amount of time with
less preparation, in some cases, but
the majority of last year’s program
will be carried through. Dress suits
may be replaced with uniforms at
social affairs this year, but the social
-affairs. continue.

Delta Tau Delta . .-~
. pledge class Has elected othicaes
They are: Clifford Wade, president:
Otis Harding, vice-president; and
David Stimpson, secretary - and
treasurer.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma...
i pledge class will entertain the
Sisma Chi pledge class with an
hour dance tonight.

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Wallians Oakes; Wichita.
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Jolliffe Hall...

. elected officers at the first house
meeting last night to serve for the
coming year. Those elected were:
Mary Frances Neidig, president;
Betty Barnes, vice-president and
proctor; Jeanne Badman, secretary;
Ann Regier, treasurer; Joyce Hahn,
social chairman; Carolyn Southall,
song leader; and Sarah Marie Raf-
felock, journalist.

Alpha Omicron Pi...

. has announced the marriage of
Alice Jean Lemon, College senior,
to Lt. Edgar A. Harrison, pharmacy
*42. The wedding took place Sep-
tember 19 at the First Methodist
church of Lawrence. Lt. Harrison,
son of Mrs. ‘Lillian I. Harrison of
Lawrence, is stationed at Camp
Flanning, Tyler, Texas. Mrs. Har-
vison is the daughter of Mrs. J. M.
Lemon of Lawrence

Triangle ...

. Ensign Robert Earnhart was a
guest at the Triangle house: yester-
day. He is a former member of the
chapter here.

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Delta Tau Delta...
.. . Ross Baker, of Peabody, has
left to enter the army.

. Mr. and Mrs. 0. J..Harding were
guests Sunday.

Primaries at California

With classes barely under way, |

California University students last
week entered a heated primary for
choice of candidates for president
and representative of ASUC.

 
 
   
  
 

 
   

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Chi Omega Marries
Army Lieutenant

Chi Omega has announced the
marriage of Florence Clement of
Independence to Lt. Beal Shaw, U.
S. army, of Chillicothe, Mo. The
ceremony was performed by the
minister of the First Methodist
church in Kansas City, Sept. 18.
The bride was graduated from the
University in May. Lt. Shaw re-
ceived his commission from the
officer’s candidate school at Fort
Benning, Ga. He was formerly a
student at the University and a
member of Sigma Nu.

Jobs for Women -
Now Available

| Many “women students desiring
secretarial and typing positions have
registered with the Women’s Em-

|ployment Bureau, according to Miss

Marie Miller, assistant to the Ad-
viser of Women. Any employer who
as a position open should call the

‘ebureau. as soon as the tenure of

some of the students at the Univer-
ity depends upon their obtaining
employment.

Students who are n>t located by
today and who want a job should
bring their class schedules to the
office so their free time can be
correlated with their work.

 

They Please All at Utah U.

A brunette, a blonde and a red-
head were chosen queens for Hello
Week at Utah University. Hello
Week is an orientation week.

 

Allen Wed -
Yesterday

Miss Eleanor Allen, daughter of
Dr. and Mrg. Forrest C. Allen, be-
came the bride of George Philip
Williams III of Lansdowne, Pa., at
8 o'clock in the First Methodist
church last night. The service was
read by the Rev. Edwin F. Price.

The bride, who was given in mar-
riage by her father, wore an ivory
satin gown whose heart shaped yoke
was outlined in seed pearls. Her
fingertip illusion veil was attached
to a seed pearl coronet and she
carried a bouquet of bouvardia and
white orchids.

One of the bride’s sisters, Mrs. L.
P. Hamilton, Palo Alto, Calif., was
matron of honor. Another sister,
Mrs. Elwood R. Mons, Mrs.. Milton
T.. Allen, sister-in-law of the bride
Barbara Williams, sister of the
groom; and Betty Jean Hess, were
the bridesmaids. Flower girls were
Miss Jane Perry, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. J. I. Perry of Lawrence,
and Miss Judith Allen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allen.

The groom’s father, George Philip
Williams II, was best man, and
ushers were Pfe. Robert E. Allen,
and Milton T. Allen, both. brothers
of the bride; Mr. L. P. Hamilton;
and Ensign H. Clifton McWilliams.

The First Methodist church was
decorated with white gladioli,:palms
and huckleberry. At the reception
following the ceremony the Allen
home was decorated with white as-
tors and white gladioli.

After the reception the bride and
groom left for Buckhill Falls Pa.,
in the Pocono mountains where
they will spend their honeymoon.
Following the honeymoon they will
be at home in Lansdowne, Pa.
Joe Butler at Pecos Field AK,

Pecos Army Air Field — Private
Til,’

First Class Joseph A. Butler,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Butler,
Jr., 2905 Parkwood blvd., Kansas
City, is now stationed at Pecos
Army Air Field. Pfc. Butler is a
graduate of Wyandotte high school
and attended the University of
Kansas.

 

 

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| All-School Mixer Planned
For Saturday by ISA

The ISA is giving an all-school
mixer dance Saturday, Oct. 2, from
9:00 to 12:00 p.m. in the Union
Lounge. The dance is to. be an all
stag affair, Mixer dances will Hee
ae students become acquainted.

half-hour program will be part 3
the evening’s entertainment.

ISA tickets will be on sale at the
dance. They cost $1.75 and are good
until July, 1944. All ISA dances,
skating parties, and other enter-
tainment are included on the ticket.

To Discuss ‘Odyssey’
Tonight on KFKU

Homer’s “Odyssey” will be the
book to be discussed by. Professors
| John B. Virtue, L. R. Lind, and
[Fletcher McCord at 9:30 tonight on
KFKU’s new “Living Books” pro-
gram.

The Wednesday evening “Living
Books” programs are roundtable
discussions of great books that have
had an impact upon the culture of
the world and are particularly sig-
nificant in the events of the world
today.

1,119 Graduates at Nebraska

With 23 engineering students’
graduation Aug. 21, Nebraska’s
graduation list for the year totalled
1,119.

Interfraternity Council ;
Elects Officers {

At a recent meeting the Initer<
Fraternity council elected officers
for the coming year. Replacing
Frank Gage, Sig Alph, as president
was Charles Peek, Delt. Peek is
also president of the Delta Tau
Delta Fraternity. Elected vice~
president was Wally Grimes, Sigma
Chi, who is now in the V-12 pro-
gram. Carl Erlich, D. U., was elected
secretary and Reed Whetstone, Phi
Psi, was elected treasurer. Frank
Brogius, Phi Gam, was elected ag
representative on the All Student
Council,

 

Jewish New Year To Start ;
At Sundown Today a

Thursday will be New Year’s Day
on the Jewish calendar. The Jewish
day starts with sundown, so that the
celebration of the anniversary of
Tishri 1 (likened to January 1) will
start at 6 p.m. today.

 

 

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