1946
JANUARY 21, 1946
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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SOCIALLY SPEAKING
Becky Vallette, Kansan Society Editors
Alpha Pi Omega Pledges 16
Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, has announced the pledging of Clarence Atkins, Joseph Brown, Thomas Allen, Donald Colvin, Harry Hoffman, Richard Housewright, Dean Johnson, Robert Judy,
Oryal Buell, Francis Kocourek,
Kenneth Maddux, Donald Ong, William Stewart, Robert Wehe, and Dale Wing, and Richard Brown.
Son Born to Cunninghams
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cumingham have announced the birth of a son Cameron Miner, born Jan. 13.
Mrs. Cunningham, the former Wilma Miner, was graduated from the University in 1942, and was a member of Chi Omega sorority. Cunningham is a sophomore in the School-of Fine Arts.
Nelson Is Dinner Guest
Margaret Nelson was a dinner guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta house Thursday.
Callahan Pledges Pi K: A.
English Department Gives Dinner
Pi Kappa Alpha has announced the pledging of Leo John Callahan, Lawrence, College junior.
Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Ashton were guests of honor at a dinner given in the Union Thursday night by the department of English. Professor Ashton was chairman of the department from 1940-45 before assuming his duties as professor in the army university, Shrivenham, England.
The committee in charge of the dinner included Miss Sara Laird, Miss Nellie Barnes, and Mrs. John Hankins. About forty people attended the dinner.
A set of "The Bough," by Sir James Frazer, was presented to Professor Ashton by Dean J. H. Nelson in behalf of the department.
Newcomers' Club Meets
Professor and Mrs. Ashton will leave soon for the University of Indiana where he has been appointed dean of the College of Liberal Arts.
Mrs. H. G. Barr reviewed the "Cherokee Strip" by Marquis James at a meeting of the Newcomer's club at Mrs. M. W. Mayberry's Thursday. Mrs. D. F. Hoffmeister was chairman of the tea committee. Assisting her were Mrs. D. C. Brodie Mrs. J. M. Carney, Mrs. Ralph Huffman, and Mrs. J. A. Reese.
Leone Sandow Engaged
Briar Manor hall has announced the engagement of Leone Sandow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Sandow, Hope, to Robert Fisher, son of Mrs. E. W. Suthnow, Hope. Mrs. J. W. Whiple, who made the announcement, Tuesday, wore a gardenia corsage. Miss Sandow's corsage was of red roses. Alma Robison assisted, and received a corsage of red roses.
A freshman in the College, Miss Sandow is majoring in bacteriology. Fisher is in the NROTC at Iowa State college, Ames.
D. U. Has Supper Dance
Guests at the Delta Upson buffet supper dance last Saturday were Mary Ann Brown, Virginia Joseph, Dorothy Shields, Rose Nell Curtis, Norma Whittaker, Ruth Payne, Patricia Zackman, Ann Newcomer, Marjorie Bayle, Lee Sproull, Kathleen McBride, Mary Breed, Jeanne Elder, Nancy Jackson, Dixie Gillland, Virginia Stephenson, Patricia Kelley, Sara Jay Scott, JoAnn McCrystal, Caroline Brown, Dolores Martin, Jewell Mishler, Mildred Carpenter, Marilyn McNeisch, Anne Wahre, and Mary Miller, Topeka.
Steiger-Raabe Wed
Kathleen Raabe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Raabe, Merrill, Wis., and Lt. William Hazlett Steiger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Stei-
It's a Long Way To Tipperary—
PATRICIA MILLER
(This is another in a series of articles by the Daily Kansan to acquaint the campus with the various organized houses, their members, officers, and histories.)
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"It's a long way to Tipperary" means more than just one of their favorite songs to the women living in Tipperary hall, 1045 West Hills. Unless it is cold or unless they are late for an 8:30 class, the women admit they rather like their walk in the country.
. . .
The house was leased by the University from the Kappa Sigma fraternity, and was opened as a women's residence hall Nov. 1, 1944. The 56 original girls were given the task of opening a new house and organizing it completely. Officers were elected, a constitution was drafted, and rules of order laid down.
The housemother is Mrs. Alice Vaira.
Patricia Miller is president. Other officers are Dorothy Higginbottom, vice-president; Ann Andrews, social chairman; Eunice Carlson, secretary; Virginia Shimer, treasurer; Vivian Rogers, song leader; Lillian Koch, parliamentarian; Marita Lenski, sports chairman; and Marian Minor, keeper of the archives.
Other members of the house are Rosemary Alderman, Melva Anne Allison, Helen Dean Arnette, Josephine Barney, Mary Bedweller, Martha Beilh, Beverly Betz, Marjorie Brooks, Mildred Brooks, Mary Beth Burns, Josephine Bylerey, Norma Sue Callaway, Ruth Cawood, Bonnie Lee Chestnut, Ardeth Collison, Mary Lou Conrad.
son, Mary King
Constance Cultra, Betty Lou Cummings, Mildred Deaver, Ruth Dudley, Patricia Dye, Kathryn Eaton, Elnora Edquist, Virginia Foreman, Shirley Griggsby, Natalie June Heacock, Lorita Higginbottom, Venice Ingamels, Anila Landrum, Doraen Lindquist, Barbara Meyer, Martha Musick, Betty Myers, Jean McIntire, Louise McIntire, Betty Park, Mary Ruth Pritchard, Ann Redding, Marietrich Richardson, Susan Sackett, Virginia Shuss, Dora Lee Smith, Elizabeth Ann Spratt, Hazel Wathen, Roberta Watson, Muriel Ruth Weber, Arlene Williams, and Margaret Dean.
ger, Topeka, were married in the Immanuel Presbyterian church, Milwaukee, Saturday. Miss Lois Raabe and William R. Winters, Minneapolis, attended the bride and groom.
Mrs. Steiger was graduated from Marquette university in 1945. A graduate of the University in 1938 with a degree in business, Lt. Steiger was affiliated with Phi Gamma Delta and Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity.
Watkins Entertains
Mrs. Henry Ramsdell, Burlington, and Edward Howard, Boulder, Colo., were dinner guests at Watkins hall Wednesday.
AT THE HOSPITAL
Admitted Thursday
Wayne Eugene Meyer, PT 9.
Francis A. Kocourek, PT 5.
Edgar Q. Copley, PT 5.
Elizabeth Evans, 1339 West Cam-
Dismissed Thursday Mary Ann McClure, 1339 West Campus.
Elizabeth Evans, 1339 West Campus.
Admitted Friday
Billy Schafer, 1111 West Eleventh.
Oval A. West, Lindley hall.
Kenneth R. Berglund, Lindley
hall.
Admitted Friday
Delmer F. Harris, Battenfeld Julianne Means, Corbin.
Dismissed Friday
Mercedes Harding 1717 Illinois.
Carl I. Michaelis, 1222 Mississippi.
Norbert Zimmer, Lindley.
Earl Barney, 1301 Ohio.
Francis Kocourek, PT 5.
Wayne Meyer, PT 9.
Admitted Saturday
Martha Ann Nafe, 1245 Oread.
Dismissed Saturday
Nelle Smallwood, Corbin.
Billy Schafer, 1111 West Eleventh.
Chesney Shirley, Corbin.
Barbara Rivard, Corbin.
Jacqueline Seddon, 1200 Louisiana.
Elizabeth Evans, 1339 West Campus.
Edgar Q. Copley, PT 5.
Edgar Q. Copley, PT 6.
Sidney E. Gilchrist, PT 7.
Sidney E. O'Connor, P.M.
Admitted Sunday
Betty Jane Bradford, 1145 Louisi ann.
Newman Club Elects Rossillon President
Dismissed Stuart David Kester, 916 Kentucky.
Dismissed Sunday
Lawrence Rosillon, Pham a c y freshman, was elected president of the Newman club at a breakfast meeting Sunday. He is a member of Phi Kappa, Catholic fraternity, and Kappa Psi, national pharmacy fraternity.
Other new officers are Mary Dolores Farrell, vice-president; Betty Wood, secretary; and Bernard Domann, treasurer.
main: teacher.
Leslie Waters, associate professor of economics, spoke at the club meeting. ___
NEW at the LIBRARY
Chadwick, H. M.: The study of Anglo-Saxon.
Freyre, G.: Brazil, an interpretation.
Chase, S.: Men at work; some democratic methods for the power age.
Earp, F. R.: The style of Sophocles.
Reynard the Fox. English. The scandalous adventures of Reynard the Fox, a modern American version.
Gordon, G. S.: Shakespearian comedy and other studies.
LaFarge, O.: Raw material. (Reminiscences)
Vansittart, R. G.: Bones of Contention.
Mocarthur, J. R.: Ancient Greece n modern America.
Ruml, B.: Tomorrow's business.
Palmer, P.: Denmark.
Leacock, S. B.: Last leaves.
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Zeta Phi Beta Was Founded in 1920
BERNICE ALEXANDEP
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(This is another in a series of articles by the Daily Kansan to acquaint the campus with the various organized houses, their members, officers, and histories.)
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In the 26 years following theounding of Zeta Phi Beta sorority n 1920 at Howard university in Washington, D.C., 105 active chaphes have been organized.
The local chapter, Beta Beta, was founded in 1943 by Pearl Eleanor Logan, Verdane Sanders, Lionel Joyce Adams, Ann Henderson, Betty Lou Bowers, Gloria Jackson, and Willie Maude Robinson. The chapter house is located at 1101 Mississippi street.
The Archon, the sorority's national publication has been published three times yearly since 1922. The sorority pin contains gold Greek letters with five pearls in the center of the "Phi" Colors are blue and white. The rose is the flower.
A Finer Womanhood week is observed yearly in February by the organization. The annual "Boule," governing body, met in St. Louis, Mo., in Dec. of last year.
Stene's Bulletin Issued By K.U. Research Bureau
housetober.
Pledges are Verdelia Mae White, Johnnie Mae Ivey, Irene Jane and Lee Ettin Rice, Nadine Sanders, Alta Gertrude Jackson, and Anna Mae Montgomery.
Bernice Eula Alexander, a College junior is the president. Other officers include Willie Maude Robinson, vice president; Thela Harmon, secretary; Lionel Joyce Adams, treasurer; and Martha Louise Roland, chaplin. Mrs. A. M. Nance is housemother.
Prof. E. O. Stene's state corporation commission study bulletin has been sent to nearly 100 libraries in Kansas by the University's government research bureau, Dr. Ethan P. Allen, director, announced today. A revised edition of a bulletin on Kansas legislative procedure will be issued by the bureau soon.
A committee composed of Padgett, Herriot, and Shutz was appointed to draw up a set of editorial principles which will be submitted to the board for approval at the next meeting.
The board has accepted the offer of the Student Union Activities committee to share its office for publication headquarters. The magazine will have 3:30 to 5:30 office hours, Monday through Friday.
Mrs. Natalie Calderwood, English instructor, and Karl Mattern, associate professor of drawing and painting, faculty sponsors of the publication, were elected to the editorial board.
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Dora Ann Brown, Fine Arts
junior, Arnold Ross, V-12 Engineering
junior, and Donald Owen, College freshman, were named official cartoonists of the magazine.
Terry Herriot, College sophomore, was elected editor-in-chief of the Bitter Bird, new campus humor magazine, at a meeting of the editorial board, Saturday.
Terry Herriott Elected 'Bitter Bird' Editor
Other staff members include:
Frank Curry, College sophomore,
and Keith Wilson, College freshman, associate editors; Richard Ong,
College sophomore, business manager;
Richard Ehrman, College freshman, circulation manager;
George C. Padgett, College freshman, editorial board chairman;
Byron Shutz, College freshman, editorial board and magazine secretary.
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