FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1942
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Social Front Quiet-- No Blackout Dates!
All's quiet on the social front. Perhaps students are too busy studying for quizzes, or they are conserving money and energy for a big fling over Christmas or New Year's, or it's just coincidence, but few parties are scheduled this weekend.
Tonight the ATO's and the AK Psi's, commerce fraternity. regular three-hour dances at their respective houses. Chi $ ^{ \textcircled{2}} $
Tonight the ATO's and the are having regular three-hour d Tomorrow evening Alpha Chi Sigma, chemistry fraternity, will entertain with a dinner dance; Triangle and Phi Pi's, medical fraternity, will each stage three-hour dances at their houses; and Westminster Foundation has planned their Christmas party.
Westminster has specially invited the Presbyterian sailors on the Hill to the party, and has planned an earlier Forum meeting Sunday to accommodate their 9 o'clock closing hour. The Forum will begin at 7 in- stead of 7:30 this week.
For every action there is a reaction. Almost simultaneously with the announcement of 1:30 a.m. closing hours New Year's Day came the news that Monday night, the night of the blackout, is to have 9:50 p.m. closing hours. Shucks! No blackout dates!
CORBIN HALL . . .
CORBIN HALL . . .
Avarell Keroher was a luncheon guest yesterday.
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ALPHA KAPPA PSI ...
will have a Christmas party tonight at the chapter house.
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'ALPHA TAU OMEGA . . .
...will have a party tonight at the
chapter house.
MILLER HALL
MILLER HALL . . .
... Flossie Helmke, Park College
Parkville, Mo., is a weekend guest.
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PHI CHI . . .
Bill Weber and Don Young were dinner guests last night.
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NU SIGMA NU . . .
...Dr. and Mrs. Parke Woodard
were dinner guests last night.
CHI OMEGA . . .
CHI OMEGA . . .
dinner guests last night were
Chancellor and Mrs. Deane W. Ma-lott and family.
PHI DELTA THETA . . .
John Sigler was a dinner guest last night.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA . . .
entertains tonight with a formal Christmas party at the chapter house. Johnny Pope will play.
Guests will include Marian Montgomery, Joanne Hayden, Lucile Gillie, Nancy Newcomb, Anne Boltz, Helen Clickner, Patti Duncan, Betty Gsell, Henrietta Adams, Barbara Batchelor, Betty Craig, Doris Sheppard, Polly Roberts, Eileen Friesen, Betty Rowton.
Going to and From Town Ride The Bus
Florence Clement, Virginia Schaefer, Marjorie Pollock, Joan Power, Barbara Frier, Shirley Crawford, Mildred Welch, Roberta Frowe Sibyl Duff, Jean Oyster, Frances Lawrence, Suzanne Stacey, Julia Eschbaugh, Mabel Baker, Margaret Fesler, Barbara Benton, Mary Ann Grey, Evelyn Railsback.
BUS LEAVES DOWNTOWN
15 - 35 - 55
BUS LEAVES K.U.
5 - 25 - 45
Doris Turney, Ruth Prentice,
Joyce Hartwell, Peggy Schroeder,
Betty Frank Carey, Jessie Farmer,
Virginia Brehm, Mary Green, Joan
Burch, Ann Fleming, Mary Martha
Hudelson, Everta Smith, Mary Ann
McKelvy, Faye Elledge, Ann Murray,
Virginia Gsell, Catherine Foster,
and Rosalie Wrightman.
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GAMMA PHI BETA . . .
Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis were
dinner guests last night.
luncheon guest yesterday was
Doris Turner.
JOLLIFE HALL . . .
dinner guests last night were Bolivar and Maximino Marquez.
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JAY CO-ED . . .
Thelma Harmon was dinner
guest last evening.
No Coffee ★★★ Sleep and Diet Will Suffice
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Probably the first thought that percolated through many a student's bean on hearing of the coffee scarcity was that the emergency could be met simply by diluting coffee with water. But those who experimented undoubtedly felt their taste buds revolting under the let-down.
Restaurants and houses that tried this might have heard complaints such as the following:
"My daily cup had no more body than a shadow, and less depth in taste than my gas tank." Another leads off with, "My morning cup, which really is my daily cup, had less aroma than a sponge and had a similar taste."
The major consensus seems to be that the average coffee drinker prefers one good bracing cup of flavor a day instead of several cups of a spineless, weak-kneed concoction that couldn't convince any taste bud into believing it was a favorite drink.
Tea For Finals
One of two things will have to be done. Either we become tea totters or dring less coffee for the duration. No longer will coffee drinkers ask for fourths and fifths, but politely curb themselves after the first cup. Students will find it increasingly difficult when final week approaches, for coffee has long been a stamby for candle burners. Smoking might take the place of coffee for some, but the number it doesn't appeal to, will be forced to find a substitute. Some sound advice: eat more, apply yourself when studying and get a good eight hours sleep nightly, thus the coffee shortages will be solved.
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Mary Lee Chapple received a blazer, the highest award of WAA at hockey-volleyball feed in the Memorial Union building last night. Letters were presented by Miss Ruth Hoover of the department of physical education to Peggy Ballard, Barbara Winn, Betty Roberts, Lavone Jacobson, Jill Peck, Betty Burton and Margaret Butler.
Foot-high jayhawks and red and blue streamers decorated the tables. The centerpiece of the head table was a bowl of chrysanthemums. Levone Jacobson was chairman of the decorating committee.
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A take-off on physical conditioning was one of the stunts presented by the initiates. Another take-off was on first aid.
Woodring Urges New Party Topeka, (INS) - Harry H. Woodring made a public statement today advocating organization of a new party to meet post-war problems.
Funk and Corson ★★★ Engagements
Woodring Urges New Party
Women initiated into WAA were Cordelia Murphy, Laura Belle Moore, Grace L. Seifert, Maurine Blair, Frances Gillman, Saralene Sherman, Mimi Nettels, Nadine Fox, Catherina Fruin, Ruth Sheppard, Betty Charles, Betty Jane Hamilton, Bel Thayer Claycomb. Virginia Shaefer, Dora May Felt, Shirley Rhodes, Edith Boehmer, Betty Bown, Francis Raw, Mary B. Todd, Bobbie Sue McCluggage, Eileen Miller, Dorothy Fizzell, Marilyn McEwen, Joy Cochren, and Violet Conard.
Two Gamma Phi Beta's announced their engagements last night when Margaret Funk received a diamond ring from Lieutenant Kent Smith and Sue Corson was pinned to Lieutenant Lane Davis. Miss Funk and Miss Corson, who assisted each other in the ceremony, wore gardenias while Mrs. Ralph Baldwin, housemother, wore a corsage of gardenias. Miss Funk, a college senior from Great Bend; Miss Corson's home is in Kansas City. She is a College sophomore.
Lieutenant Smith and Lieutenant Davis, both of the Army Air Corps, are stationed at Maxwell Field, Alabama. Lieutenant Davis, a graduate of K. U. was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha and also Phi Beta Kappa.
CLOSING HOURS
Closing hours for women will be at 9:50 p. m. Monday, Dec.14.
Marge Rader,
President, WSCA
WEATHER
WEATHER Slightly warmer today. Little change in temperature tonight.
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