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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1942
The Society Page
Forget Mid-Semesters At Midweek Tomorrow Night
Friday, the twenty-seventh. is the deadline on mid-semesters! That means Mt. Oread's population is now in the midst of edificating their would-be erudite minds.
But Jayhawkers have always taken seriously the axiom- "all work and no play - - -."
So tomorrow night these intelligencia of tomorrow can put the truth to practice by letting their minds rest for an hour and putting their feet to work to
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KAPPA PHI ...
Methodist church sorority held installation services for the following new officers and cabinet last week: Kathryn Schaake, president; June Sutherland, vice-president; Donna Jean Stember, treasurer; Doris Hodson, recording secretary; Ellen Burnette, corresponding secretary.
Cabinet members are: Regina Allen, Bonnie Jean Barnes, Margaret Brown, Ethel Caldwell, Mary Lou Christensen, Mildred Clevenger, Doris Cosley, Wanda Doughty, Frances Davison, Marian Eisele, Virginia Fritz, Gladys Hawkins, LaVerna Ice, Alice Lemon, Harriett LeSuer, Meda Cae Litton, Margaret Patterson, Eleanor Patty, Margaret Robson, Juanita Smith, Helen Stormont, Ellen Utley and Georgia White.
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DELTA GAMMA . . .
... entertained Sunday with a Founders Day dinner. The following guests were present: Mrs. R. H. Garvey and Mrs. Arthur Black of Wichita; Mrs. James G. Lawf, Mrs. Bery Boyd, and Mrs. Robert L. Hecker of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Ivan May and Miss Betty Jeanne Bourassa of Topeka.
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THETA TAU . . .
... held an informal party at the chapter house Saturday night. Guests were Dolores Hiller, Evelyn Candle, Barbara Wikoff, Jeanne Overstreet, Mary Dell Burnside, Hazel Pennington, Annette Steinle, Doris Turner, Harriet Kizler, Margaret Learned, Betty Leibbrand, Helen Colburn, and Colleen Shively, Genevieve Rodgers, Margaret Zeller and Dorothy Haines, of Topeka, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mishou, Mr. and Mrs. Dule Havens and Geraldine Humphrey.
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PI KAPPA ALPHA . . .
... Dick Gragum of Ottawa was a guest over the weekend.
... dinner guests Saturday night were Joan Webb, Jody Morrow, Maxine Butts, Eleanor Foyer, Lois Bockoven, Mary Kay Green, Lois Kilim, and Mary Louise Adams.
...dinner guests Monday were Mr.
and Mrs. L. Lutz of Dodge City.
...weekend guest was Enbery
Maxson of Coffeyville.
... announces the pledging of Bob Hunter of Lawrence.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH FORUM . . .
...held a skating party at the Rollerdrome from 8:45 to 11 o'clock Friday night.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA . . .
guest last week was Mrs. E. J.
Coyce, grand vice-president of
Kappa Alpha Theta from Ryder-
wood, Md.
A tea was given for her Thursday at the chapter house from 3:30 to 5 o'clock. A desert party was given Wednesday in honor of Founder's Day, the 61st anniversary of Kappa chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta.
weekend guest was Nancy Robertson of Kansas City, Mo.
PI BETA PII . . .
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...luncheon guests Thursday were Mary Frances Donovan, Virginia Magill, and Wilma Jean Hadden.
Wednesday luncheon guests were Prof. Margaret Anderson, Margaret O'Eriant, instructor of secretarial training, Patsy Schmidt, Mary Louise Lafter, Paula Reeve, and Irma Lee Hasty.
Sunday dinner guests were Dr.
C. W. Asling, instructor of anatomy.
Founders Day banquet was held Friday in Kansas City, Mo.
WESTMINSTER HALL . . . .
June Paulk spent the weekend in Sabetha.
Velma Cassel visited in Kansas City Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Korber of Barnes and Mary Jane Clark of Topeka have been guests this weekend.
guests Friday were Betty Hart of Fort Scott and Fern Cherrie of Independence.
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WAGER HALL ...
...weekend guests were Barbara Bachman and Nellie Hays of Fort Scott Junior College.
a dinner guest Friday.
...residents of the hall were entertained with a breakfast Sunday morning by Betty Meusehke Stevens, Emma Lou Niedermeyer, and Jackie Spencer. The breakfast was carried out in an Easter theme.
Lorraine Roll of Lawrence was a dinner guest Friday.
... Mrs. G. B. Hall, guest during the week, returned to her home at Oakley Friday.
Tuesday night dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Henry of Lawrence.
SIGMA KAPPA ..
weekend guest was Richard Tipin,
alumnus and director of music
at Grand View, Mo.
PHI MU ALPHA
DE LUXE CAFE
Our 23rd Year in Serving K. U. Students
711 Mass.
Scott-Ritchie To Marry Saturday
Kappa Kappa Gamma announces the marriage of Virginia Scott of Topeka to Lieut. Hale Dean Ritchie of Wichita, which will take place Saturday, March 28.
The couple will be married in Jackson, Miss., where they will make their home. Both families will be present for the ceremony.
Miss Scott, a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, was a student in the University until recently when she dropped out to make plans for the wedding. Ritchie, a member of Phi Gamma Delta, was graduated from the School of Engineering last year and is now attending a bomber school.
BATTENFELD HALL
...Frank Vratil of Larned was a guest over the weekend. ...
Henry Werner, dean of men was a dinner guest last night.
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
...James Kemper and Sam Sawyer of Yale were dinner guests Friday evening.
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Campus Suits for Spring Days--
In fact for a spring day, that trapunto suit is just the thing. With the single button jacket, leaf design, and kick pleat, it is a campus suit made for campus wear on sunny spring days.
Hmm-m-m. Not bad!
As a little girl didn't you love to mix paints? As a big girl haven't you often yearned for enough of your pet Revlon Nail Enamel colors to have a different one for each mood and costume? Here are six enchanting miniature bottles...five favorite shades plus one bottle of that base coat, Adheron. Gala gold* studded, gold-kid* lined, rayon satin case. Combination of medium or vivid shades.
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