FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1943
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Theta Sigma Phi Will Have Tea for Women in Journalism
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Theta Sigma Phi, honorary women's journalism sorority, will entertain with a tea for all women interested in the department in the Sgy parlor of the Journalism building from 3:30 to 5:30 today.
The rst all-student rally of the year was held this morning in front of Robinson gym. Many organized houses will have weekend guests to attend the game tomorrow. Miller and Ricker halls will entertain with open houses at the halls tomorrow night.
Tim Kelly's orchestra from Topeka will play for the Sigma Kappa open house, also tomorrow night.
Kappa Phi . . .
will entertain with a weiner roast in Clinton park this evening. An attendance of 100 is expected.
Delta Tau Delta . . .
. . . guest Thursday was Lt. Joe
Laird of Ft. Benning, Ga.
Sigma Kappa . . .
... dinner guest Thursday was Helen
Blincoe, Kansas City.
Miller Hall . . .
. . . has announced the election of the following house officers: Vera Lou Harries, president; Joanne Williams, vice-president; Ruth Green,
secretary; Virginia Thompson, treasurer; Doris Anderson, historian; Gerry Catlett, social chairman; Joyce Smith, intramural manager; and Joyce McCoy, flower committee chairman.
Mrs. Charles F. Brook has gone to Burlington, Iowa, to visit her sister for two weeks. During her absence Miss Helen MacGregor, of Lawrence, will act as social director.
Corbin Hall . .
Gamma Phi Beta . . .
. pledge officers are Gloria Marsh,
president; Hazel Jones, vice-president;
Penny Penniger, secretary-treasurer; Lee Blackwell and Emma Jane Staton, song leaders, and Marjorie Cooper, historian.
Phi Kappa Psi . . .
... has announced the pledging of Wayne Hurd of Lawrence.
Kappa Kappa Gamma . . .
... has announced the marriage of Josephine Johnson to Lieut. P. B.
Hardin. The marriage took place
Oct. 2 at the bride's home in Hutchinson. They will live in Winfield,
where Lt. Hardin instructs at the Strother Army Air field.
Haynes & Keene
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819 Mass.
. . . Mrs. George McNair, zoology teacher on the Hill, was a dinner guest yesterday.
Signa Alpha Epsilon . .
... Lt. Wilbur Shaw is visiting this week.
Honkins Hall . . .
Hopkins Hall . . .
... guests Wednesday were Mrs. H.
B Gooing and Ensign Homer D.
Gooing.
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pledge officers are Carol Lee Faucett, president; Muriel Rodgers, secretary; and D. J. Morris, treasurer.
Delta Gamma . . .
. . has announced the following fraternity officers: Kathryn Pees, corresponding secretary; Harriett Allen, pledge mistress and Leeta Nell Marks, Anchora correspondent.
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