TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1943
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Jay Janes Held Banquet; Midweek Tomorrow Night
The annual formal banquet of the Jay Janes was held last night in the Kansas Room of the Memorial Union to elect new officers and initiate members. Margaret Butler was elected president for the coming year and Caroline Baker, vice-president. The honor initiate is Ruth Kelley, whose name will be engraved on a gold bar and hung under the Phi Sigma Chi plaque. Runners-up Alice Goff. $ ^{6}$
Florence Harris, and Mary Martha Hudelson received corsays as well as Miss Kelley.
Looking ahead now, the seventh mid-week this year will be held in the Memorial Union lounge tomorrow night, and those attending will dance to the music of the Bachmann-Pope band. Mid-weeks seem to draw larger crowds than other dances, proving the popularity of entertainment in the middle of the week. This may be due to the absence of a great many students over each weekend. Tomorrow night there doesn't seem to be any rival swimming meet or fire, so the at-
wrining feet or like to be use a
adduct is expected to be large.
ALPHA KAPPA PSI . . .
... dinner guests Sunday were Dorothy Shaw, Coffeyville, and J. Wilson Rogers.
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PHI KAPPA PSI . . .
PHI KAPPA PSI . . .
... Raymond Woodard, Beta Theta
Pi from Northwestern University,
was a dinner guest Sunday.
... Jack Bird, Harry Snyder,
and Justin Doyle, all of Topeka,
dinner guests Saturday night.
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PHI CHI . . .
...Sunday dinner guests were Lafe Bauer, Robert Satterlee, Norvan Harris, Robert Collett, Genevieve Johnston, and Alice Boylan, all of Kansas City, and Elizabeth Carman, Donald Germann, Juanita Bowman, Alice Louise Brown, and Joanne Williams.
PHI BETA PI...
. . . Mrs. T. S. Vincent and David Francisco of Kansas City, and Elizabeth Stanley, Peru, Neb.
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DELTA GAMMA . . .
. . guests at the Founder's Day banquet Sunday were Mary Lou Crawford, Wichita, Mrs. C. Cotton Strong, Mrs. Raymond Nichols, Mrs. Gene Strong, Miss Beulah Morrison, Miss Virginia Brand, Mrs. J. J. Jakosky of Lawrence, Mary McCloud Pool, Valley Falls, and Mollie Mullins. Topeka.
...at the dinner Harriett Allen was presented the loving cup for honor initiate. Doris Bixby received the scholarship cup.
. . . weekend guests were Helen French, Ann French, and Jane Chapman, Topeka, Mrs. C. B. Basore, Wichita, Mrs. G. E. Pees, and Mrs. C. W. Jackson of Iola.
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PHI GAMMA DELTA . . .
… Bob Reed, ElDorado, was a guest yesterday. He is on his way to the Iowa Pre-flight School.
... Chuck Hill, Washington, D. C,
is a guest this week.
THETA TAU . . .
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... dinner guests Sunday were
Dorothy Chapin and Colleen Shive-
ley.
... Ed Montgomery, Utah University, is a visitor this week.
PHI DELTA THETA . .
ALPHA DELTA PI . . .
. . weekend guests were Mrs. W. R. Simpson, Kansas City, Mo., Dorothy Shaw, Coffeyville, Mrs. Lyon, Kansas City, Mo. and Barbara Langdon, Kansas City.
... Sunday dinner guests were Mr.
and Mrs. F, F. L Langdon, Kansas
City, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Johnston,
Kansas City.
... Virginia Adair was a guest Satur-
dav.
. . Mrs. Dorothy Soulingny was a dinner guest Saturday.
... Robert Jones, Manhattan, was a guest Monday.
ROCK CHALK CO-OP . . .
the men of John Moore Co-op were guests at a smoker last night, give ninon honor of their winning the third division championship in basketball.
. . Prof. Hilden Gibson was a guest at the smoker last night.
WATKINS HALL
. . Mrs. Paul Stember and her daughter, Osakie, were guests Sunday.
... Saturday dinner guests were Miss Dorothy Harkness. Kansas City, and Lt. Dean Martin.
. . Betty Shaffer, Dighton, was a weekend guest.
KAPPA SIGMA ..
... last night initiated Erwin Netzer,
who is to leave for the army sometime next week.
. . . Jerry Ward, Great Bend, was a weekend guest.
DELTA TAU DELTA . .
. . Robert Wiedemann, a former member now in the service, is a visitor this week.
KU DAMES . . .
. . . will meet tonight for their regular bridge at the home of Mrs. Tell Ertl, 1606 Tennessee terrace. Mrs. Madison Coombs will be assisting hostess.
CORBIN HALL . . .
. . . formal initiation services were held Sunday night for the newly elected officers; president, Jane Lorimer; vice-president, Phyllis Wickert; secretary, Helen Simpson; treasurer, Mary Martha Hudelson; social chairman, Ruth Krehbiel; and fire chief, Rosalie Erwin.
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. weekend guests were Mary Evelyn Newman, Kansas City, and Dorothy Curtis, Iola.
Jill Peck was a dinner guest Saturday night.
KAW KOETTES ..
ALPHA CHI OMEGA . . .
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ALPHA TAU OMEGA . . .
. . Beverly Jackson, Hutchinson,
was a guest Sunday.
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Butler Is Elected Jay Jane President
The Jay Janes conducted their annual initiation in the Pine room of the Memorial Union building last night, followed by a formal banquet and election of new officers in the Kansas room.
The new officers are: president, Margaret Butler; vice - president, Caroline Baker; secretary, Mary Olive Marshall; notification chairman, Regina Allen; publicity chairman, Georgia Wiggins; song leader, Betty Gsell.
Guests at the banquet were Miss Maude Elliott, of the Romance language department, and Miss Florence Black, of the mathematics department. The honor pledge for the year is Ruth Kelley, who with runners-up Alice Goff, Florence Harris, and Mary Martha Hudelson received corsages.
Those initiated were Georgia Wiggins, Mildred Whitted, Jean Boardman, Mary Christiansen, Catherine Brown, Peggy Davis, Alice Goff, Betty Gsell, Florence Harris, Mary Martha Hudelson, Ruth Kelley, Mary Marshall, Ruth Krehbiel, Janet Marvin.
Phyllis Riggs, Ruth Schaeffer, Helen Marie Thompson, Marjorie Thies, Mary B. Todd, Virginia Rader, Emma Lou Niedermeyer, Phyllis Wickert, Nancy Jane Petersen, Jackie Meyer, and Claire Oliver.
ALPHA CHI SIGMA . . .
. . . announces the pledging of Edwin Windler, Nevada, Mo., and Richard Burge, Kansas City.
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BATTENFELD HALL . . .
. . . Sunday dinner guests were Patricia Foree, Kansas City, Kathryn Krehbiel, Margaret Krehbiel, and Marjorie Doctor.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA . . .
... Mrs. Charles L. Schwartz, Salina and Mrs. Van Hartman, alumna of (continued to page five)
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Many find equitation, fun and spend extra time on horseback. Riders wear slacks, blue jeans, or anything that is comfortable. They learn to feel at home on a horse and ride for the enjoyment—trying tricks and imitating the riders in western movies. Sleigh rides in winter and hay rides in fall and spring not only are loads of fun—they teach women how to direct
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KU has gone to war in recreation as well as in studies. Combining pleasure with work, women are becoming more fit and liking it.
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Phi Gam Here
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