TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1942
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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New Year's Party Is Elaborate, Informal
Tickets and reservations for the Country Club party New Year's Eve are going like hotcakes. The Phi Gams have already bought a block of 11 tables.
Refreshments and entertainment will be of the best available. Each person is entitled to two sandwiches, a coke, and a bag of
popcorn or potato chips with the ticket, and extras will be sold. The entertainment was chosen by a committee who looked over all available entertainment in Kansas City. and chose what seemed best to them. Prof. Allen Crafton will be master of ceremonies.
Dress will be informal, and after the extended vacation, students will feel like celebrating more than ever. The most elaborate party of this year and next will be held a week from Thursday night. It is the custom for only those who attend late parties to have late closing hours, so those who do not attend the County Club will probably have to be in by 12:30, according to Miss Meguiar.
The Zilch dinner, formerly planned for Tuesday night, is postponed because of the vacation.
SIGMA NU . . .
announces the initiation of Carl Schmidt, Paul Walker Fairchild, Mark Borel, Jack R. Cousins, William Jack Jarvis, Gibson Hart, John J. Duffy, Jr., James S. Summers, Jr., William L. Park and Richard C. Parsell, all of Kansas City, Mo.; Charles Robert Minich, Shawnee Mission; William Edgar Miller, Anthony; Walter Cassida, Osowatomie; Don S. Chadsey, Miami, Okla.; Glenn Harry St. Aubyn, Walter A. Michaelis, Jr., and Wilmer D. Landon, all of Russell; George M. Polk, Jr., Independence, Mo.; Maurice Young Beardmore, Mankato; Fred Jaedicke, Jr., Dick Gossard Williams, Clark Hargiss, Delbert Perkins, John Boyd Touhey, Jr., and Bill D. Stanton, all of Lawrence; Richard K. Erbe, Panama Canal Zone; J. Roderick Bradley, Greensburg; Robert Daniel Stewart, Wamego, and J. G. Trindle, Jr., Liberal.
Honor initiate was Paul Walker Fairchild.
Sunday dinner guests were Dick Williams and Bill Phipps, both of Lawrence; Bob Brown, Osawatomie; Bob Fordyce, Oswego; and John Dyatt, Kanorado.
Sunday dinner guests were Kenneth Peerey, Emporia; and Mrs. H.K.
Imel, Wichita.
JOLLIFE HALL . . . .
THETA TAU . . .
Mrs. Ralph Pflouts and Virginia
Pflouts were dinner guests Sunday.
York, Paden Wedding Took Place Sunday
Miss Lucile York, College senior, became the bride of Glen O. Paden, engineering '41, at 4 o'clock Sunday in the First Presbyterian church. Dr. T. H. Aszman read the ceremony.
Miss Mildred York, College freshman, and George Bolt, engineering senior, were the attendants.
Mrs. Paden will continue her work at the University until her graduation in May. She is majoring in psychology. Mr. Paden is employed by Westinghouse in Pittsburgh, Pa. He was a member of Kappa Eta Kappa, electrical engineering fraternity.
CHI OMEGA . . .
...has announced the engagement of Christine Turk to Duane Smith. The pinning, which took place last night, was done by Martha Nearing. Miss Turk was presented an orchid. Miss Nearing, Miss Gloria Brinkman, and Mrs. Edith Martin, house, mother, wore corsages of gardenias. Miss Turk, College freshman, is from Wichita. Mr. Smith, a member of Phi Gamma Delta, is a senior in the College. His home is in Topeka
NU SIGMA NU .
NU SIGMA NU . . .
...annual Christmas dinner was held last night.
...Bob Morton and Bob Lockwood, both of Kansas City, were weekend guests.
PHI CHI
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...had their annual Christmas dinner last night. Guests at the dinner were Dr. O. O. Stoland, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Boughton, and Dr. W. J. Baumgartner
..guests at the annual Christmas dinner last night were Mrs. J. J. Jakosky, Miss Virginia Bradley, Mrs. Corlett Cotton, and Mrs. Gene Strong.
DELTA GAMMA . . .
Our 24th Year in Serving K. U. Students
DE LUXE CAFE
711 Mass.
DELTA SIGMA THETA . . .
DELTA SIGMA THETA ...
...has announced the engagement of Carolyn Pennell to Lloyd Kerford of Atchison, business junior Miss Pennell is a freshman in the College.
RICKER HALL . .
...had a buffet dinner and dance from 6:30 to 12 Saturday night. Guests were Alice Boylan, John Triplett, Charles Cowan, Tad Reid, Niles Gibson, Frank Petrie, Lawrence Green, George Shapley, Charles Svoboda, David Boylan, Samuel Feder, and Robert Collett.
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PHI DELTA THETA . . .
guests at the dance Saturday night included Dorothy Lee Miller, Phyllis Field, Joan Power, Mary McVey, Jacquelyn Hansen, Joan Croson, Betty Rowton, Barbara Wilson, Virginia Gunsolly, Barbara Ann Barber, Marilyn Maloney, Margaret Boxmeyer, Betty Jo Van Blarcom, Martha Jane Kenagy, Nancy Prather, Rosalie Wrightman, Suzanne Wieder, Patty Armel, Jo Ann Teed, Patricia Williams, Helen Ciekner.
Snyder - McKee Engagement
Miss Shirley Snyder, business senior, announced her engagement to David McKee, business '41, last night at Miller Hall. The traditional passing of chocolates was observed. Miss Snyder's home is in Kansas City, Mo. Mr. McKee, of St. Joseph, is a member of Alpha Kappa Psi, commerce fraternity.
Marcheta McKenzie, Jean Fergus, Barbara Breed, Carol Stuart, Frances Morrill. Shirley Henry, Judy McCord, Betty Chubb, Betty Lay, Heloise Hillbrand, Peggy Schroeder, Jeanne Forney, Bety Paine, Dorothy Hardie, Joan Bennett, Hanna Hedrick, Dorothy Eubank, Nancy Petersen, Sarah Jane Worsley, Anabel Fisher, Virginia Brehm, Lucy Nunn, Sarah Smart, Marty Shartel, and Dorothy Hillix, all of Kansas City Mo.; Phyllis Gallantine, Norton; Jane Ham, Mary Frances Donovan, Betty Deal, Patricia Padfield, Margaret Stratton, and Betty Berry Chaperons were Mrs. J. H. Kreamer, Mrs. Arthur H. Little, Mrs Dean Alt, and Mrs. E. D. Charles.
DELTA UPSILON
held initiation services Sunday for Robert Buechel. Jack Hines, and Jack Botkin, all of Wichita; Bentley Nelson and Don Wilbur, both of Kansas City, Mo.; William White, Bonner Springs; Ralph Bowman, Pratt; Edwin Woolcott, Halstead; Paul Duckworth, Merriam; Harold Hubbard, Beloit; Roderick Weltmer, Mankato; Tusten Stugard, San Juan, Tex.; Lawrence Guy, Winfield; Robert Coleman, Fairfield, Comm.; Calvin Granger, Emporia; Phillie Fee, and Robert Kent, both of Cunningham; Belmont Berkley, Tescott; and Howard Sutherland, Lawrence
Initiation services were held Sunday evening for Earl Anderson and Ray Dillon, both of Hutchinson; Ellis Nicolet, Cimarron; Hewitt Lovelace, Kansas City; Bill Chestnut, Beloit; Wayne Johnson, Chanute; Raoul McLaupin, and Bill Carrington, both of Coffeyville; Glenn Warner, Colby; Dean Tibbetts, Marion; Sunny Russill. Iola Charles Chauncey and Don Emerick, both of Chanute.
PHI-KAPPA PSI
Austin - Hensley
Engagement
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Miss Austin received a corsage of gardenias and red roses. Miss Foster had gardenias, and Mrs. S. M. Stayton, housemother, wore Talisman roses.
Miller Hall has announced the engagement of Miss Betty Austin to Cline Hensley. The pinning ceremony took place Sunday noon with Miss Pat Foster assisting.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON . . .
Miss Austin is a College junior of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Hensley, sophomore in the School of Medicine, whose home is in Wichita. is a member of Nu Sigma Nu, medical fraternity, and of Delta Tau Delta.
...annual strictly-member Christ-
mas dinner was held at the chapter
house last evening. Don Johnson
impersonated Santa Claus. Gifts
were exchanged and each pledge
presented a wooden paddle to his
active.
The University of Notre Dame was founded Nov. 27.1842,by the Very Rev. Edward Sorin, a French priest.
Weekly sale of war stamps at the University of Wisconsin has averaged more than $700.
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