25,1947
APRIL 25,1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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dents
Up and Coming
A Calendar of Campus Events
Tonight:
Alpha Omicron Pi, dance, Crystal room, Hotel Eldridge, 8:30 to 11:30 p. m.
Pi Kappa Alpha, dance, Hotel
Eldridge, 9 p. m. to midnight.
Delta Delta Delta, picnic,
Holcom's grove, 6 to 11 p. m.
Alpha Tau Omega, tea dance
sever house. 3 to 5 p. m.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, picnic, Lone Star, 3 p. m. to midnight.
Templin hall, hayrack ride, 6:30
n m, to midnight.
Triangle fraternity, dance, chapter house, 9 p. m. to midnight.
Kappa Sigma, party, chapter house. 8:30 to 11:30 p., m. bell
Watkins hall, dance, Watkins hall,
9 p. m. to midnight.
Kappa Kappa Gamma, dinner dance, Country club, 6 p. m. to midnight.
SOCIALLY SPEAKING
Watkins to Entertain
Watkins hall will give their annual semi-formal spring party from 9 to 12 p. m. Saturday at the ball.
Chi Omega Alumnae Entertain
The Chi Omega alumnae and Lawrence Mothers' club entertained with a tea at the Chi Omega house Sunday.
The guests were:
The goddess, Mrs. Edith Martin, Coffeyville; Mrs. James Perry, Mrs. Donald Phelps, Mrs. Henry Asher, Jr., Mrs. J. Cholmer Herman, Mrs. D. Dowers, Mrs. Harold G. Barr, Mrs. Thomas Parker, Mrs. Gerald Hesse Mrs. Paul Harmer, Mrs Raymond Pendleton, Mrs. Donald K. Allan, Mrs John F. Andrews, Mrs. W. G. Beougher, Mrs. J. J. Biery, Mrs. Donald C. Brodie, Mrs George Baxter Smith, Mrs. R. I. Canuteson, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs. Andrew Hess, Mrs. Frank Hoecher, Mrs. Frank Gray, Mrs. Allen Asher, Mrs. Benjamin Manninga, Mrs. David McCreath, Miss Ruth Kenny, and Miss Martha Peterson, all of Lawrence.
fhi Gamma Delta Has Spring Dance Phi Gamma Delta entertained with its annual Spring dance Saturday night at the chapter house after the K. U. relays.
Spring flowers, white trellis-work,
Chinese lanterns, a fountain, and
yellow and green rabbits carried
the theme.
Chaperones were;
Chaperones were:
Mrs. A. G. McKay, Mrs. Nelle Hopkins, Mrs. P. H. Klinkenberg, Mrs. Onita S. Miller, Mrs. J. W. Whipple, Mrs. C. A. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heinz.
The following
Gloria Gray, Barbara Varner,
Georgia Lee Westmoreland, Nina
Green, Lish Leming, Mary Lou
Martin, Elaine Wells, Rosemary
Robinson, Cissy Faulders, Eileen
Horner, Susie Bayle, Ellie Faye,
Eleanor Thompson, Joan Armacost,
Edith Casey, Alberta Schnitzer,
Shannon McKimm, Eileen Maloney,
Barbara O'Neal, Jody Veatch, Mary
Louise Lambert.
Marriet Waddell, Norma Jean Gutherie, Frances Shutz, Constance Dean, Janice Concron, Elizabeth Shears, Ruth Granger, Mary Varner, Deane Strisker, Iva Belle Flora, Isabel Faurot, Constance Claughly, Barbara Nash, Martha Duncan, Mary Jane Merriman, Dorothy Woodward, Shirley Leitch, Carolyn Coleman, Joan Gardner, Betty Osborne.
bore
Evan Spaulding, Jeanne McGrew,
Joan Schindling, Marjorie Stook,
Jane Ferrell F. Pouitt, Carolyn
Anna Noe, Ann Alexander,
Celeste Busley, Crabb, Judy
Hibbs, Mary Bovaird, Heaven Heth,
Ruth Walters, Peggy Clayd,
Caroln Carmean, Marjorie Crone,
Sarah Hell, Virginia Joseph, Virginia Talle, Ann Ashley, Joiller, Jody Stuckey, Sally Krovehil, Pegg-
Baker, Patricia Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Alexander,
Jr. and Mrs. and Joseph Stryker,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shields, Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Hinshaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Stucker, and Mr and
Mrs. James Richey.
Katherine Of Drs. Wilson Lives Alone And Likes It
COED'S CORNER
There must have been a medicine-man in the Wilson ancestry. Anyway, the whole family is medically minded now. In fact, in 1953 there may be a shingle hanging from a cluster of three doctor's offices, announcing "Wilson, Wilson, and Wilson, Inc."
Katherine Wilson, freshman medical student, is afraid the family corporation won't work out, but says that it is a standing joke in her home. Parents Are Doctors
Katherine's parents have a joint office in Kansas City, Mo. Her father, F. I. Wilson, is a surgeon and her mother is a physician. Invitably, Katherine decided when she was very young that she wanted to be a doctor. She's here following in the footsteps of her parents, who were graduated from the K. U. medical school.
Katherine took three years premed work at Vassar before coming here this fall. She thinks transferring from Vassar to the University School of Medicine is nearly the same as transferring from a girls' school to a boy's school.
"There is really only one thing I don't like about the University and about co-educational life in general," she said. "A girl can't wear blue jeans to class all the time."
Lives Alone And Likes It
Lives Alone And Likes Her
Katherine lives alone and likes it. She says it is a change from her dormitory life at Vassar.
The room which Katherine has at 1301 Louisiana street was once the living room of the house there. Katherine explained that the house, built on the side of the hill, was once a one-story bungalow. When the owner decided he wanted a two-story house, it was easier to burrow into the hill and put the additional floor under the existing one than to build the house up in the usual manner.
Has Brown Eyes, Bangs
Katherine has big brown eyes and wears her hair in short bangs. She likes tailored clothes. Disclaiming any interest in hobbies, she likes many sports in general and enjoys playing golf. She doesn't sing a note but once got into a singing group because "I afforded them comedy relief."
One has to keep pretty strictly to the books up here and that's what I intend to do," declares Katherine. "And the sooner I get behind a door marked 'K Wilson, M.D.', the happier I'll be."
To Teach At North Carolina
L. L. Barrett, associate professor of romance languages, will teach at the University of North Carolina summer session as a visiting professor of Spanish literature. He received his degree of doctor of romance languages there in 1938.
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