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Perhaps no more enjoyable party was ever given in Lawrence than that given Friday evening by Kansas Alpha of Phi Kappa Psi, on the sixteenth anniversary of the founding of the chapter in the University. Frazier's hall was beautifully decorated with the pink and lavender of the fraternity. Some of the costumes of the ladies were very elaborate and deserve a full description, but space forbids. One special feature of the evening that brought compliments to the entertaining Phi Psi was the splendid music furnished by the Kansas City orchestra. The refreshments were tastefully served during the evening on the stage.
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