MONDAY, MAY 2, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Socially Speaking
Sigma Nu Anniversary
The University of Kansas chapter of Sigma Nu joined the other 109 chapters April 29, April 30 and May 1, in celebrating the 80th anniversary of the fraternity's founding
The weekend also marked the 65th annual reunion of alumni members of the K.U. chapter. About one-third of the 800 living members of the local chapter attended the celebration.
Foster Installation
roster hall announces the installation of new officers: Mary Louise Fischer, president; Betty Jane Orlowski, vice-president; Phyllis Kraft, secretary; Geneviève Gaines, treasurer; Virginia Doan, social chairman; Shirley Matson, scholarship chairman; Charlotte Shidler, house manager; and E. Allane West, activities chairman.
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quinteted hall entertained Delta Gamma at a dessert dance April 27. Chaperones were Miss Carotta Nellis and Mrs. W. S. Shaw.
Battenfeld Dessert Dance
Chi Omega-Miller Exchange Dinner Chi Omega held an exchange dinner with Miller hall April 27.
Phi Chi Partv
Phi Chi medical fraternity entertained 175 Phi Chi's and their guests at the annual Hypodermic Hop, April 23.
Chaperones were Mrs. H. M Veatch, Dr. W. J. Baumgartner and Dr. H. C. Tracy.
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Miller Hall Formal
Miller hall held its annual spring formal April 22, with a "Bouquet" theme. John Zweer's band played.
Guests were James Holdeman, Samuel Duran, Phil Smith, Kenneth Sperry, Allyn C. Browne, C. B. Harris, Duane Compton, Richard Lading, Moreno Keplinger, John Harbaugh, Dick Dove, Lewis Sandidge, Kenneth Pringle, Bob Gillis, Archie Unruh, Richard Garnand, Marvin Liggett, Robert Reiswig, Don Karr, Jimmie Pierce, Chester Pennock, Roger Davis, John Awald, Delmar Waterson, Louis Field, John Earnest.
Out-of-town guests were Bruce Chittenden, Lee Johnson, and Harold Hula, Topeka; Dave Cowley, Overland Park; Alice Milligan and Robert Schaulis, Clay Center; Tom Barret, Manhattan; and Dick Holdeman, Lincoln, Neb.
Chaperones were Miss Julia Willard, Mrs. H. J. Overholler, Mrs. Treva Brown, and Mrs. R. G. Roche, housemother.
Fowler Reviews Rembrandt's Life
Rembrandt van Ryn, one of the greatest Dutch painters, amassed a huge fortune from his work, yet died a pauper, Clayton Fowler, assistant professor of art history, said Thursday. Professor Fowler spoke at the final of the series of art lectures.
"Rembrandt's philosophy can best be studied by examining his 60 self portraits," he said. "With these paintings, Rembrandt made a thorough self-examination and studied his environment."
From the time of his marriage to Saskia in 1634, until her death in 1642, Rembrandt was very successful, Professor Fowler said. Although his fortunes failed thereafter, he moved further in every direction of art than did any of his contemporaries.
Lawson To Attend Deans' Meeting
Dr. Paul B. Lawson, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, will attend the annual meeting of the Deans of Liberal Arts and Sciences of State Universities of the Mississippi Valley at the University of Mississippi Thursday and Friday.
University Architects Elect Claude Van Doren
Deans of 22 state universities will participate in the meeting.
Claude A. Van Doren, Jr., engineering junior, was recently elected president of the University chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
Other officers are: vice-president, James E. Northern, engineering junior; secretary, Peggy J. Baker, sophomore; and treasurer, Robert V Ford, junior.
Four directors were also chosen. They are: Jack R. Plank, engineering senior; Wade D. Abels, and Claude E. Mason, junior; and Earl D. Clark, Jr., sonomore.
A Sheffield Steel corporation sound film showing iron ore being mined, the various processes for refinement of the ore into steel, ingots being poured from the blast furnaces, and nails, wire and sheet metal being made from the ingots was shown.
Weddings And Engagements
Kysar-Shaw
Monchionsia hall announces the engagement of Miss Marian Kysar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Kysar of Quinter, to Mr. Warren Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw of Florence.
The announcement was made by the housemother, Mrs. Kenneth Whyte. Members of Alpha KappaLambda and their housemother, Mrs. Lela Wilson, were also present.
Miss Kysar wore an orchid and the housemothers wore gardenia corsages. Attendants were Misses Joan Ausherman, Berniese Schmalgried, and Joan Waterstrad, who wore corsages of red roses.
Mrs. Ethel Hamilton, former manager of Adelanes,and her husband,Jess Hamilton,invite you to come in and get acquainted.
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