5. 1947
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Socially Speaking-
Socialities Live For Weekends When KU Party Whirl Begins
Pi Lambda Pledges Ten
Gamma chapter of Pi Lambda Theta, honorary women's educational sorority, held its pledge service Tuesday night. Pledges included Betty Jane Barkis, Joann Clough, Helen Davis, Marian Downing, Lorita Hiiginbottom.
Ruth Mercer, Ruth Schillinger,
Mrs. Theodora Speer, Annette Stout,
and Lucille Tanner.
实验
Ichabod Crane Party
Guests at the Ichabod Crane Halloween party given at Sleepy Hollow Friday evening were Donald Brown. Walter Rattlif Jr., Lyle Wolfrom, Earl F. Winn, Morse Murray, Kelley Caldwell, Don Dimbrough, Bernard Jones. George Sheldon.
Kenneth Peters, Donald Grant, Don Vaughn, Ford Bohl, Larry Hamilton, Ronald Smith, Keith Grant, Wayne Hel, Howard Stucky, Dewey Churchill, George Lowe.
Rex Stout, George Cozad, Loren
Kelper, Galen Long, Carol Forbes,
and Marilyn Jones.
Sigma Nu Sunday
Members of Sigma Nu fraternity observed their annual Sigma Nu Sunday by attendance at the First Presbyterian church. Sigma Nu Sunday commemorates the Sigma Nu's war dead.
Miller Hall Hour Dance
Miller hall will hold an open house hour dance tonight from 7 to 8 p.m.
Tri Chi Hayride
Guests at the Tri Chi hayride and weiner roast Friday night included Alice Almstrom, Lea Pearson, Mildred Crandall, Marilyn Lindberg, Betty Orlowski, Martha Pennock, Dorothy Lawson.
Frances Roady, Margaret Chastain,
Donna Schleifer, LaJane Duckworth,
Doris Marriott, Albert Grimes, Rex
Getz, Oliver Dexter, and George
Yeckel.
Chaperones were Prof. and Mrs. J. A. Burzel, Prof. and Mrs. George Horowitz, and the Rev. and Mrs. Leland Young.
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Alpha Chi Sigma Rush Party
Alpha Chi Sigma, chemistry fraternity, entertained at a rush party Tuesday evening. Guests were Edmond Decker, Harry Robson, Clarence Hofer, Reg Robertson, Robert Tenny, David McGuire, Judson Goodrich, Harold Hubbard, John Gerety, R. C. Mills.
J. R. Ziegler, B. B. Mesler,
Dale Chesney, Donald Luffel, Eugene
Ferris, Winton Studt, Edgar Seyb,
Robert Hazlett and K. E. Butler.
Ferry Bidstrip, president of the Kansas City professional chapter, Howard Bennet and Don Meissner,
alumni, were also present.
Delts Have Paddle Party
Delts Have Paddle Party
Guests at the Delta Tau Delta paddle party Friday night were Shirley Grigsey, Eunice Carlson, Helen Diet-
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Norma Lea Jones, Donna Kapp,
Patricia Doughman, Jacqueline Houdine,
Dina Stryker, Lucille Reardow,
Pat Hinshaw, Margaret Doll,
Marjorie Funk, Carol Helmers,
Donna Jones, Jo Compton, Marilyn Brown, Pat Thorne, Eileen Maloney. Beverly Coulter, Joan Schindling, Marilyn Gibson.
Corrine Temple, Ann Scott, Sue Newcomer, Ann Cowgar, Peggy Renn, Eleanor Howell, Jacqueline Simpson, Barbara Nash, Jean Francisco, Gayle DeFord, Kathryn O'Leary, Marnie Brown, Reta Jo Landis, Ann Guyer, Nancy Christopher, Barbara Lamoreaux, Nanette Hyer, Beverly Coldsnow.
Marcia Hail, Nancy Haffner, Patricia Montgomery, Delores Collins, Emily Stacey, Marilyn Swenson, Pat Link, Anna Mae Nunnelee, and Carolyn Carmean.
Chaperones were Mrs. Nelle Hopkins, Prof. and Mrs. John C. Blocker and Prof. and Mrs. J. J. Biery.
Chi Omega Initiates Four
Lambda chapter of Chi Omega announces the initiation of Isabel Faurot, Helen Heath, Isabel Martin, and Rosemary Robinson.
Pi Kappa Alpha Party
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity held a costume party in the Big Six room of the Eldridge hotel Friday night. Merle Collins and Gene Bradley won the costume prizes.
Guests were Jean Young, Virginia Powell, Glenna Anderson, Shirley Guenther, Merle Collins, Patricia Behler, Betty Juzek, Kathleen McKelvy, Peggy Miller, Rosalie Bishop, Arlene Johnson, Virginia Johnston.
Ruth Routon, Patricia Young, Margaret Dahlquist, Margaret Heatwole, Frances Hadley, Billie Dunn, Marie
SALE ON ALL LADIES
SLACKS
THAT SOLD TO $6.98
Twills
Gabardines
Wool
Flannels
To Hunt For KU Talent
SWEATERS
All Wool
$4.98 and $5.98 values
A student talent search will be started tomorrow by the entertainment committee of Union activities. Application blanks will be submitted to all organized houses requesting information from students who have experience in singing, dancing, comedy routines or ability to write novelty skits.
Cardigans $398
Pullovers
"There is a crying need for all kinds of student talent," said the chairman of the entertainment committee. Talent will be organized into programs to be given for various scheduled programs throughout the year, as well as for private parties and special activities.
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Schumaker, Donna Hull, Avanelle Allen, Margaret Furguson, Joan Bradley, Jean Oberhelman, Margaret Meek, Phyllis Wisner, Phyllis Fangman.
Ann Lundgren Mary Ann Sawyer,
Helen Hastings, Lois Linck, Elizabeth
LeSuer, Martha Miller, Jeanne
Smith, Jean Moorehouse, Doris Mae
Gilmer, Charlotte Thayer, Edris Mc-
Carty, Mary Wilkins, Wilda Teeter,
Jerry Le Horney, Martha Siedner,
Betty Hansen, Dorothy Kolb.
Billie Nave, Marian Bates, Marilyn Jamison, Winona Klotz, Billie Ann Carter, Sally Ann Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. Wister Shreve, Mr. and Mrs. John Addington, and Mr. and Mrs. John Newman.
Chaperones were Mrs. P. H. Klinkenberg; Mrs. O. L. Horner, Mrs. Mildred B. Scott, and Mrs. Clark Mandigo.
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Geologists To Hear Lee
Wallace Lee of the cooperative state and federal geological survey will speak to members of the Kansas Geological society at a meeting Tuesday at the University of Wichita.
Those who read Monday's Daily Kansan and plan to attend the Sigma Gamma Epsilon fall smoker tomorrow can spend that evening in quiet study, instead. The smoker was held last Thursday evening.
Smoker Was Last Thursday
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FOOTBALL'S DEMON DEACON
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