FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Hand Me My Paddle Mother, I'm Off To Another Pledging
Lambda Chi Pledges
Lambda Chi Alpha announces the pledging of Cliff Holland, Russell, and John Wagy, Topeka.
Dessert Dance
Sigma Nu Pledges
Sigma Nu fraternity entertained members of Chi Omega with a dessert dance Wednesday.
Sigma Nu fraternity has announced the pledging of Arthur John Bole, College freshman, Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Exchange Dinner
Corbin and Locksley halls had an exchange dinner Wednesday. Corbin guests were Joanne Cockreham, Lorraine Rumsey, Valera Krebbie, Jeannine Wolfe, Shirley Hoffman, Barbara Mae Johnson, Dorothea Crawford, Jeanne Mueller, Ruth Wolf, and Marie Bardwell.
Pi Kappa Alpha celebrated its annual Founder's Day with a formal banquet and dance at the Hotel Muelebach in Kansas City Feb. 29.
PKA Founder's Day
Locksley guests were Ruth Brotherson, Ruth Courtright, Betty Green, Marjorie Courtright, Laverca Harris, Jessie Lee Helmhal, Patti McClatchey, and Nancy Sandeln.
Guests were: Marianne McBride,
Mary Helen Carr, Glenna Anderson,
and
The alumni and the active chapters from University of Missouri, Kansas State College and the University were present at the 80th anniversary of the founding of Pi Kapappa Alpha.
Kendell-Sloan
Weddings And Engagements
The engagement of Jane Kendell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kendell, Leavenworth, to Frank Sloan, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Sloan, Leavenworth, was recently announced at the Alpha Delta Pi house by Mrs. O. L. Horner, motherhouse.
Mrs. Horner received a sweet-pea corsage. Miss Kendell wore a white orchid. The attendents, Jeanne Preston, and Diane Howell, received corsages of sweet-peas and gardenias.
Miller-Muilin
☆ ☆
The marriage of Margaret R. Muller, Kansas City, to Charles E. Mullin, Jr., son of Mr. Charles E. Mullin, Kansas City, was recently announced.
The wedding took place at the First Baptist church, Kansas City, on Feb. 25.
Mr. Mullin is a junior in the School of Engineering.
Today
Monchonsia hall will attend an hour dance from 7 to 8 p.m. today.
There will be an hour dance at Sleepover. Allow from 7:30 to 8:30
on Sunday,
Ricker hall, open hour dance, 745
Ohio, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Battenfeld hall party, 9 p.m. to midnight.
Sigma Kappa costume party, chapter house, 9 p.m. to midnight.
Saturday
Theta, Tau party, 1602 Louisiana,
7 n. m. to midnight.
Puma Phi Bhi, tea dance, chap-
town house 3, to 5.30 p. m.
Templin hall party, Templin hall,
7 p. m to midnight.
Phi Gamma Delta dinner dance, chapter house, 6 p.m. to midnight
Sigma Kappa tea dance, chapter house, 3 to 5 p.m.
Mary Ann Hunt, Jeanne Smith, Betty Hansen, Evelyn Phillips, Rita Horning, Pat Novdeen, Virginia Russell, Frances Hadley.
Billie Dunn, Marjorie Colbert,
Jane Kirhoffh, Dorothy Kolt, Kelb,
Hastings, Tolene Dudley, Gertie
Morrison, Jean Oerhelman, Mary
Ellen Lynn, Wilda Teeter, Lou Redmou-
nd, Patria Waits, Marie Jo Wilthe,
Virginia Powell, Gloria Horn,
Mary Helen Keller, Mariebordwell,
Pat Rutledge, Phyllis Wisner,
Marion Agonath, Jane Rippetaue,
Martha Miller, Joan Bushey,
Arlene Johnson, Virginia Chance.
house, 8:30 p.m. to midnight.
Tau Kappa Epsilon party chapter
Lambda Chi Alpha party, chapter house, 9 p. m. to midnight.
Phi Kappa Sigma party, Skyline club, 8 p. m. to midnight.
Phi Delts Initiate
Winona Klotz, Dorothy Roup,
Martha Zeigler, Pat Darby, Bevery
Tucker, Louise Haverkorest, Carol
Kraft, Jeanne Flannery, Mrs.
John Newman and Peggy Towns-
send.
Phi Delta Theta fraternity held initiation services Sunday for ten pledges. Those initiated are: Fredrick N. Six, John E. Hedrick, Dolph C. Simmons, Jr., Charles R. Hall, Emil J. Schutzel, Jr., James E. Lowther, Henry E. Zoller, Jr., Victor M. Eddy, Dale L. Engel, and Paul Stanley Staats.
The fathers of all the initiates were guests at dinner Sunday. They were: Deal D. Six, Lawrence; Clay E. Hedrick; Newton; Dolph C. Simmons, Sr., Lawrence; Percy A. Hall, Marysville; Emil J. Schutzel, Sr., Kansas City, Mo.; Eugene T. Lowther, Emporia; Henry E. Zoller, Sr., Wichita; Dr. Murray C. Eddy, Hays; Harry E. Engel, Salina; and Paul S. Staats, Kansas City, Mo.
Here's A Tip For Distracted Mamas
Any bewildered parent looking for a place to deposit Junior during a Saturday morning class might look into the story hour held at the Lawrence public library at 10:30 a.m. every Saturday.
Conducted by Mrs. Elizabeth H.
Smith, College junior, the program
has been popular with children
from pre-school age up to and
including fourth-grade age. About
25 children attend each session.
Mrs. Smith began the program
last semester for credit in the
course "Social Services for
Individuals."
New Club Will Revive Square Dances For Students
The new Square Dance club will attempt to revive interest in square dancing among University students, William H. Love, Jr., temporary chairman, said at the first meeting of the club recently.
Meetings will be held every Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. The club plans to offer instructions for students who are not familiar with square dancing. Love said.
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The Veil And Dress Were Never Used, But This Girl Got Her Man Anyway
Cleveland—(UP)—Margie Dowell was all set to be married. She had the man, the veil and the dress.
But the man, Melvin "Red" Eastin, also had a car, which was unpaid for. Margie made some unkind remark about the sleek new auto and Red, in a fit of anger, was heard to say that his car meant more to him than anything.
Amid a burst of tears, Margie cried, "I hope you smash your car to smithereens."
Two weeks later Red did just that.
It wasn't long before Red's best friend, Joe, and Margie became engaged.
As fate would have it, one night Margie and Red met again. Some six weeks later than originally
scheduled, Red and Margie were married.
Margie wore a blue suit, instead of the bridal gown she had gone to such trouble to buy. "The dress bad brought me enough bad luck," she said.
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