OCTOBER 31,1946
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Delts Hold Paddle Party
Delta Tau Delta held its 22nd annual paddle party Saturday night at the chapter house. The decoration theme was "Ye Olde Delt Tavern". Refreshments of cider and dough-rows were served
Betty Brewer, Pat Cook, Martha Gragg, Barbara Parrient, Jean Schalis, Shirley Grigsby, Constance Dean, Martha Martin, Joyce Wormon, Eunice Carlson, JoAnn Rogers, Virginia Powell, Shelia Singleton, Marjorie Funk, Jane Anderson, Jane Hedges, Betty Cunningham, Janice Jones.
Guests attending were Sara Underwood, Corinne Temple, Mary Jean Stewart, Etta Mae Cooper, Stella Gabrielson, Marilyn Steinert, Bonnie Holden, Martha Weed, Ann Shaefeff, Bonnie Cunningham, Margaret O'Neil, Joan Carr, Barbara Schacheimer, Marjorie Scidmore, Helen Dietzel, Jill Patchen, Lola Marie Brantit, Barbara Meyer, Marnie Brown, Kathleen Culley,
Jones,
Dorothy O'Connor, Jo Larson, Pat Burk, Jo Compton, Virginia Daugherty, Marilyn Smart, Edith Malott, Jane Elbel, Carol Terrant, Helen Ward, Virginia Jensen, Barbara McKinley, Sibyl Duff, Betty Lou Peeet, Patricia Kelly, Ann Ashley, Eileen Horner, B. Ann Brown, Harrier Harlow, Margaret Harness, Ann Hogue, Nancy Welker, Lou Baldridge, Mary Kern, Mr., and Mrs. Glee Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Lamkin.
Wanda Dumler, Ethel Pearson,
Sue Newcomer, Mary Lind, Rosemary
Robinson, Dorothy Shields,
Sally Winterschied, Kathryn O'Leary, Betty Sullivan, Jeanne Rose,
Diane Strayer, Marie Touhey, Patricia Coolidge, Carol Hastings, Mable Baker, Emily Berry,
Chaperones were Mrs. Nelle Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Blocker and Mr. and Mrs. William Moore
Gamma Phis Entertain
The pledge class of Gamma Phi
theta will entertain the Beta Theta
P4 pledges at an hour dance at the
chapter house tonight.
Psychology Majors Report On Summer's Experiences
Edward B. Swain, College senior, spoke on "Recreational Therapy" at a meeting of the psychology colloquium Monday in Frank Strong hall.
Swain, Dick Morrison, College sophomore, and Mary Alford, College senior, conducted a round table discussion of their work the past summer at the Southard Children's school of the Menninger foundation in Topeka.
About 35 seniors in psychology and graduate students attended.
To 100 Men
Who Want To Make Some Money
and Have Some Fun
Sign in at the Y.M.C.A. office, or call K.U.174 before Saturday.
Sell Concessions at the Football Game Saturday
Bridge, Camera, Radio Clubs Are Planned
Bridge, camera, and radio clubs for University students and faculty members will hold organizational meetings next week under guidance of the Clubs and Organizations committee of the Union.
Plans for the formation of ping pong, chess, and checker clubs will be discussed at the next meeting of the committee. Times and meeting places for the first three units will be announced later, John McGuckin, chairman, said today.
All University students and faculty members are eligible for membership in these organizations. Tournaments and exhibitions will be arranged later.
Elbel Attends Conference
E. R. Elbel, director of the K.U. veterans bureau, is expected to return today from St. Louis where he has been conferring with officials in the regional office of the veterans' administration.
To Appear In Ensembles
Jobs For Women
About 20 University Fine Arts students will appear on three ensemble programs to be presented during February, March, and April in the Nelson Art Gallery, Kansas City, Mo., Raymond Stuhl, violin professor, said today.
Applicants for shorthand and typing jobs as well as general house work are urged to see Miss Martha Peterson in the women's employment office, 228 Frank Strong hall.
Eleven million motorists put new fan belts in their cars every year in normal times.
COURT HOUSE LUNCH
Meals - Short Orders
Sandwiches
Open 5:30-12:30
Whether dining with a friend or with the family, dine in our quiet, cheerful surroundings. You are always welcome.
DeLuxe Cafe
Fifty foreign students representing 19 countries are attending the University, Willis Tompkins, chairman of the foreign students committee, said today.
711 MASS.
19 Countries Represented
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HALLOWE'EN DANCE TONIGHT
8:00 to 11:00 PRIZES GALORE FOR BEST COSTUME
at the
SKYLINE CLUB
Dancing to the Tunes of JOSEPH LANGWORTHY
Floor Show—Jerry Correa & Co.
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Phone 3339
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