Friday, Sept. 19, 1952
University Daily Kansan
By MARY COOPER Kansan Society Editor
Pi Lambda Theta, honorary education sorority, will hold an organizational meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house.
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North College and Corbin halls will hold open house from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday. All fraternity pledges and new students are invited to attend.
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Alpha Chi Omega announces the pinnings of Rosemary Owen, fine arts junior, to Damon Simpson, engineering senior, Phi Kappa Psi, and Sally Freeman, fine arts senior, to Robert Ashbury, engineering senior, Delta Chi.
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The Faculty club will be open to members and their friends for coffee after the game Saturday. Also, the club rooms will be available for watching the game on television.
Lunch and dinner are now being served by the Faculty club, except on Saturday.
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Delta Tau Delta is having an hour dance with Delta Gamma from 7 to 8 p.m. tonight.
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The pinning of Marilyn Miller, Alpha Delta Pi, and Dwight Woods, second year medical student at KU Medical Center, Phi Chi, has been announced.
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Templin hall will hold a street
On a Picnic We Will Go
For those last few picnics of the season at Lake Tonganoxie, Lone Star, or Potter lake, be sure and paste these suggestions in your sun bonnet for a happier picnic:
1. Tape the top of "spillables"—Salt and pepper shakers, ketchup, mustard bottles, milk cartons, etc.
2. Keep sandwiches fresh by
Former Chancellor and Mrs Deane W. Malott are grandparents, A son, Michael, was born Sept. 17 to Lt. and Mrs. Jared Elliott at San Francisco, Calif. She is the former Janet Malott, who was graduated from KU in 1950. The grandchild is named for his late grandfather, "Mike" Malott of Abilene.
Malotts Become Grandparents
Deane W. Malott is president of Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y., having taken that position a year ago after a 12-year chancellorship at KU.
New hats, created especially for pony tail hair-dos, fit the head snugly and have carefully sized back openings that permit the pony tail to peep out comfortably.
dance from 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday.
dance from 8 to 10 pm. Saturday.
Sigma Chi fraternity will have a dance at their house, from 9 to 12 Saturday.
Exciting New Style Pumps Make Fall Fashions Complete
Pumps, the people's choice for fall '52.
Pumps with detail, with contrasting color trims. Pumps with embroidered vamps and cutouts, with draping and tucking, with contrasting fabric and leather trims.
Pumps with low heels, midway* heels, high heels, with open or closed toes, with open or closed backs. Each new style an exciting fashion story to correlate with the complete costume this fall.
With the trend to the "little black dress," this fall, the black suede pump, according to the National Shoe institute, takes first place in the color parade.
The pump also assumes fashion importance because of the rich deep textured coats and suits in the many cross-dyed woolls with color on a black base. Suede pumps are handsomely decorated with jet and rhinestone beading, touches of patient, faille, velvet, satin and calf trims, fabric braids and appliques, mesh inlaws, buttons and bows.
Black shoes are also news when combined with bright colors such as red or black with green. The autumn harvest colors, from the palest beige to deep coppery tones, go with the new fall costumes and these umbre shades are also smartly combined with black.
The warm vibrant shade of town brown will step into fall along with
important blues, deep ruby red and bright lively accents of green. Grey is a growing color, especially when combined with black. Grey flannel goes well with calf and patent trims, and beige flannel and tweedy mixtures are gaining in prominence.
The shoe silhouette is a changng picture. Scalloped lines frame the foot, sling heels have the new higher halter type sling. Toe openings are varied in size and sometimes openings appear unexpectedly at the little toe or toward he side of the foot. Open shank pumps, these with closed toes and backs but open at the sides, create a lighter look.
Comfort goes with fashion as well as bacon with eggs these days. Newest innovations include the soft shoe tailored to fit and feel more like an old glove than a brand new shoe.
Keeping pace in popularity with pumps for fall, are open banded shoes in a variety of strap styles as well as elasticized bands, slings and pull-over type shoes which keep the foot comfortably and conveniently in just the right place.
Welcomes You Each Sunday
- Sunday School . . . . . . 9:45 a.m.
During the construction of our New Church at 17th and Vermont, services are held at. .
- Worship Service . . . . . 11:00 a.m.
New Municipal Building - 8th & Vermont
wrapping in wax paper and sealing the edges with a hot iron.
Additional Sunday Activities sponsored by Gamma Delta
Danforth Chapel Service . . . 8:30 a.m.
on Campus
3. Prevent breakage of glass tumblers by tucking each glass inside an old sock—clean ones, of course.
- Bible Hour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:45 a.m.
at Meyers Hall
- Student Supper Meeting . . . . . . . 5:30 p.m.
at Municipal Building—8th & Vermont
4. "Sandwich" ice cream, cold pop or jello in between pillows. They will stay cold for two hours or more. The same idea works wonderfully well for hot dishes.
Norman Brandt, Pastor
7. Aluminum foil makes dandy on-the-spot frying pans. Just stretch foil over a tied triangle of green sticks and plop in the bacon and eggs.
1538 Vermont
6. If there are no tables around, use the floor of the car's luggage compartment. Prop up the lid for a sunshade.
Phone 758
5. Sew a lead curtain weight on two or more sides of the tablecloth edge for pincicking in windy sites.
8. If there are ants, just move.
If so labelled, rayons may be washed in, the washing machine with the regular family wash, using hot water and all-purpose soaps. In pressing rayon, use a hot iron, almost as hot as for cottons.
Excitingly new, for fall, are the cloth coats designed with dramatically large, long hair fur cuffs that can be removed at will, from the sleeves, and used as single or double muffs.
WHEN YOU SEE THIS SIGN
THINK OF CARL'S . . . Your Esquire store in Lawrence! We feature many of these famous brand names!
905
Mass. St.
Phone 905
What'll it be in college styles, a deerstalker hat or a jacket with the belt in the back? When it comes to fashion. Esky knows the answer... just as he knows what's right in good grooming and what's "write" for good school work. And Esky says look to the name brands listed at right. They're the same ones you saw advertised in Esquire as "Back to Campus" suggestions. Check what you have . . . see what you need. Here are your best buys of the new term.
APPAREL
Air-O-Magic Shoes
Alligator Rainwear
American Diamonds Shoes
American Gentlemen Shoes
Baracuta Rainwear
Bass "Weejuns"
Boston Weejuns
British Walkers
California Sportwear
Catalina Sweaters
Champ Hats
Clay Ground Shoes
Clarkes of England Desert Boots
Coopers Hosiery
Coopers Sportswear
Cookeer Jackets
Cush-N-Creep Solar
Cutter Cravat Ties
DakS Slacks
Cobbs Nabs
Dressel Shoes
Drynnel Processed Socks
Eagle Clothes
Edgerton Shoes
Lance-End Dodger" Jacket
Field & Stream Jackets
Florseim Shoes
Foster Sportwear
Freeman Shoes
Immerman Park Clothes
Harriswarm Stormcoats
Harris Tweeds
House of Grosby Square Shoes
Herrick Square Shoes
Jantzen Swearers
Jarman Shoes
A.D. Jauriliud (Blazer Stripe Jacket)
White Shirts
Kroy Processed Socks
Lackawanna Shanks
Lamm Knit Swearers
Le Bals
Los Angeles Sportslog "Sun Sudes"
Mansfield Shoes
Maribari Shirts
Masterbilt Slacks
J.A. Jackson-(Mouton Lamb Coats)
Mauve Swearers
Mayfair Slacks
Milli (Aircraft Jacket by Shirtcraft)
Nnum-Bush Shoes
Wilson-Glass Lowland
Pacific Mills (Surretwill Suits)
Paris Garters
Phi-Bates Shoes
Pleetway Pajamas
Portale Hats
Rand Shoes
Rajafome Soles
Rainfall Raintools
Shear Rate Uplandwear
Sportwear by Revere
Robie Shoes
Rock Knit Topoats
A. Ackerman (Cunningham Wear)
Rugby Knitting Mills
Simmons "Mr, Sim" Tie Clips
Schaefer Suils
Scuely Suede Jackets
Shabby Shoes
Sport Chief Jackets
Stetson Hats
Stormster Coats
Swindal Shoes
Swink Accessories
Taylor-Made Shoes
Timely Clothes
Top-O-Mark Clothes
Inn Heutan Shoes
Walk-Over Shoes
Wembley Ties
Westbrooke Clothes
Weygenberg Shoes
Wings Shirts
Winthrop Shoes
*Yorktown" Shoes by Gardiner
YOULITRES
Vitalis Hair Salon
Hair Frizz Resisting
Gillette Razor & Dispenser
Gillette Oil Hair Oil
Seaforth Oil
Samsonite Luggage
Dopp Kit
Car Sac
Prince Gardner Fine Leather Accessories
JEWELLET
Keepsake Diamonds
Lamont Watches
Parker Pen
MISCELLANEOUS
Bara Louer Chair
Bara Louer Kodak Cameras
S. M. Frank Pipe
Miller High Life Beer
Immorgue (Nashville)
Portland Woollen Mill (Blankets)
Setwell Hangers
Shop Pak Projection
Shop Pak Rangel Tobacco
V M Phonographs
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