THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Brawls, Buffets, Banquets Highlight KU Society
stick Brawl
The pledges of Delta Chi fraternity held their annual Broomstick Brawl Halloween party Friday night. Guests were:
Georgia Haun, Nancy Dixon, Jane Belt, Jean Rankin, Dorothy Brady, Agnes Husband, Lavona Neal, Betty Preble, Ruth Richardson, Suzie Merrit, Mary Power.
Valerie Stag, Louise Lambert, Gayle Day, Helen Kittle, Virginia Osburn, Martel Wesley, Joan Caldwell, Dorothy Thomas.
University Women Honor 1 club.
The University Women's club will honor new faculty members and wives at a reception Sunday afterruns from 5 to 7 in the Union. Mrs. George Beal, social chairman, announced that no invitations will be sent out that all members of the faculty are asked to come.
Mrs. H. B. Chubb, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. J. W. Twente, Mrs. Paul B. Lawson, Mrs. Tom Page, Mrs. Frank Stockton, Mrs. Guy Keeler and Mrs. Raymond Nichols.
Sleeny Hollow Weekend Guests
Weekend guests of Sleepy Hollow ball included Betty Cole of Topeka Chirley Bullard, Lansing; Carol Forbes, Eureka; Marilyn Jones, Langdon; Virginia Black, Reece; Virginia Chamberlin and Harold Black, both of Manhattan; and Mrs. Carol McKinley of Topeka.
Triangle Halloween Party
Triangle fraternity held their annual Halloween party Friday night. Guests were:
Marjorie Shrock, Barbara Parent,
Eileen O'Brien, Joan Rettig, Nancy
McGraw, Carolyn Keith, Audrey
Clements, Jeanne Kahn, Orpha
Brantley, Donna Mercer, Joan Wales,
Alice Jean Brandon.
Shirley McCammon, Kittie Nite,
Ann Hunter, Shirley Hobbs, Dorothy
James, Verda Anderson, Barbara
Piez, Jo Ann Alkire, Lorine Wescott,
Kathryn Walters, Carolyn Owsley,
Jody Holderman, June Heacock.
Betty Lou Sharp, Mary Lou Brewer, Elsie Marie Randall, Jean Nickon, Darleen Althaus, Phyllis Gilpin Rose, Ann Madden, Eleanor Brown, Virginia Williams, Ethel Swart, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Gratney
Mrs. Baird Chaperons were Charles Wentworth, Mrs. Harry Potts and Dr. Shelby Miller.
Henley Buffet Dinner
Guests at the Sunday buffet dinner at Henley Co-op were: Mr. and Mrs. Morton Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Starer, Miss Phyllis Rust, Oscar White, Wesley M. Graves, Nathan E. Wilson, John Awald, Bertram Miller Jr., and Ben Daugherty Jr.
Watkins Hour Dance
Watkins Hall will hold an open house hour dance Friday from 7 to 8 p.m.
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- 65-second record costs only 35 cents
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S A E Dinner Guests
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Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rosenfield and Mrs. Joe Rosenfield were Sunday dinner guests at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house.
Monchonsia Hour Dance
Monchonsia hall will hold an open house hour dance tonight from 7 to 8 p.m.
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