7.3,1949
THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Socially Speaking
Malta Gamma sorority announces the Oct. 30 initiation of Bobbie Dow from Wichita.
Program Hails Founders
Sigma Kappa sorority celebrated the 75th annual Founder's Day Sunday with a program in the Kansas room of the Union.
Active members, pledges, and alumnae from Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City, Kans., and Kansas City, Mo., were present.
Barbara Burnham was toastmistress. A violin solo was presented by Marilyn Gaw, and a trio, consisting of Jean Busy, Margaret Moyer, and Dorothy Durefe, sang "When I Grow Too Old To Dream." R. Mrs. Patricia Stehlmach, Diane Danley, and Neville Stephan presented talks to the group.
The sorority was founded in 1874 at Colby college, Waterville, Me. It was the first sorority in New England.
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Guests At Templin Party
Guests At Templin Party
Templin hall entertained Oct. 28,
with an informal party. Guests:
George Osborne, Harold Matthews,
William Stewart, Hubert Gross,
Donald Yockey, Curtis Harvey,
Ralph Comer, James Under-
dress, Louis Powers, James Lovett,
William Heald, Robert Ford, Robert
Fusion, Edward McGill, Thomas
McGraw, James Phillips, and Willard
Curtis.
Halloween Party Guests
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Halloween Party guest
Gucci Jackets Jackets Hall
holiday party Oct. 28: Were
Arthur Holley, Lillard Parks, Rowland Holmes, Darwin Eugene Lewis, Jack Lakey; Joseph Warren Morrow, Dennis Davis, Davis H. Crawford, Jack Harper Thomas F. Morris, Jack Ageno Sager, Kenneth Lenzo Ehrlich Hobert Edward Mielkson Kenneth Hines, Ivan Leo Grosseclop.
Myron Eugene Click, James Wolf,
James Jasper, Mary Jo Fullbright,
Edwin Price Mishler, and Evelyn
Barncord.
Barncord.
Out of town guests were: Anita
Schield, Howard Bellamy, and John
Swoyer.
Swayer. Mrs. Johnson Bates, Mrs. Ross Cole, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsey were chaperones.
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