FRIDAY, SEPT. 24. 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Socially Speaking
Correction
Sigma Nu pledges will be entertained with a tea dance by the Sigma Kappa pledges from 3 to 4 p.m. Saturday instead of Sunday.
Sigma Pi Rush Party
Sigma Pi fraternity gave a rush party Wednesday at 1505 University drive.
Sigma Pi Appoints
Sigma Pi fraternity announces the appointment of Edward L. Sheehgy, Jr., College junior, as intramural manager.
Phi Delta Elects
Phi Delta Theta announces the election of Freshman class officers. They are as follows James Mann, president; Myron Watkins, vice-president; Dean Wells, treasurer; Aubry Linville, sergeant-at-arms.
Eight Pledge Tri Chi
Tri Chi fraternity announces the pledging of Thomas J. Porter, Cherryvale; Louis B. Richardson, Long Island; Samuel R. Kidd, Cherryvale; Leon E. Lee, Dunlap; Robert E. Busch, LcYegme; Roben N. Monacite, Lawrence H. Brown, Williamsburg; Daniel Le-Morte, LcYegme.
Muror, LaCygne.
Kappas Win Contest
Kappa Kappa Gamma, social sorority, has been awarded first place in an efficiency contest with 81 other chapters. The award is one of the highest honors the local chapter could receive.
The award, in the form of a large silver cup, is given every two years to the most efficient chapter of the national organization.
No Fight, No Fire, $25 Fine
The trophy and congratulations from the national president were received by Margaret Meeks, president of the University chapter, at the sorority's national convention at Sun Valley, Idaho, in June.
New York—(UP)—When a fight appeared imminent at a party celebrating the christening of a friend's baby, Ray Tormey turned in a fire alarm. The fight failed to develop and Tormey was fined $25 for turning in a false fire alarm.
ARE YOU A STAMP COLLECTOR?
The Lawrence Stamp Club cardially invites you to its next meeting, 28 September 1948.
Place: WREN Bldg., Chamber of Commerce Room.
Time: 7:30 p.m.
For further information call Mr. Small, KU 304.
Visit
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Put 'Em Away For 14 Years Then Drag 'Em Out For Junior
New York, Sept. 24-(UP)-Some of the nation's most notable society women are looking smart today in dresses they've had as long as 14 years.
Dressmaker Elizabeth Hawcs borrowed a baker's dozen of those old clothes back from her customers to show off with her new collection this week. No one could tell which ones were which.
Most of the old ones were eve-
Most of the old boles were evening dresses. But their greater incidence of survival seemed to prove merely that they didn't wear out as fast. The surviving daytime costumes were just as fashionable as the evening gowns two Mrs. Rockefellers, Gladys Swarthout and Mrs. Curtis Bok have been dressing up in for at least 10 years.
Miss Hawes' costumes of both eras have a medieval look attributable to her prejudice against bras and girdles.
Adding to the medieval flavor are bright insets of color in dark dresses, sloping shoulders and the soft drapery and easy skirts which are the only camouflage permitted a bumpy anatomy.
In 1937 Miss Hawes turned out a brocade evening gown for Gladys Swarthout. The V-necked bodice has a softly draped bustline and a sleek midriff. The skirt is belled from a stiff seam low on the hips. The train ties up a notch at the back of the knees when Miss Swarthout wants it out of the way.
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller III's 1935 dress was made from her own striped blue Japanese silk. Its cap sleeves show off the darker blue and red banding which is repeated in the two dipping-in-back skirt tiers.
The pale blue evening dress Mrs Laurence Rockefeller bought back in 1938 has a banded V neckline, a gathered bust and front full skirt below a smugly wrapped midriff. The one-piece front and adjustable wide waistband give it a maternity usefulness, but it wasn't designed for that purpose, and it doesn't look it.
Miss Hawes made an evening cape in 1938 for Mrs. Bok of Philadelphia. Its back has a wide-arrow shoulder inset and center stripe of
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Beverages
Miss Janice Eileen Oehle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Oehle of Overbrook, and Harry W. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wesley Johnson of Manhattan, were married Sept. 12, at Danforth chapel. The Rev. Edwin F. Price read the service.
Meals
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are at home at 1000 Ohio street. Mrs.
Johnson is a College senior; Mr.
Johnson is doing graduate work in engineering.
MISSION INN 1904 Mass.
gold lame. Miss Hawes liked that so much she made it up again for 1948—they both look fine.
Rose Lee's LUNCH
7 a.m.-10 p.m. Weekdays
7 p.m.-12 p.m. Fri., Sat.
9:30 a.m-12 p.m. Sun.
Chicken Dinners 1305 W.7th
Parking Space Sunday
Eloquent symbol of your love ...a classic wedding band to contrast dramatically with a gracefully ornamented diamond engagement ring. You'll treasure this unusual ensemble for the magnificence of its styling, as well as for
the sentiment it holds.
ROBERTS Jewelry Store
833 Mass.
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5 Miles Northeast on Hwy. 24 - 40
DINING ROOM NOW OPEN
Complete Dinners Served. Sunday 1 to 8 p.m.
Week Days 4 to 11 p.m.
Home Made Light Rolls
Served on Reservation Phone 733K3
T-Bone Steak $1.40
Sirloin Steak $1.25
Club Steak $1.25
Fried Chicken $1.25
Fresh Homemade Pie Also Soft Drinks and Sandwiches
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