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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1941
Here on the Hill ---will have its annual formal Christmas dinner tonight for Lawrence members of the fraternity. Guests will be Frank Stockton, George Docking, Tom Hancock, Richard Howey, Paul Smart, and John Blocker.
Parties and Quizzes On Last Day of School
Life goes on as usual in spite of the fact that Christmas vacation starts tomorrow for many Hill students. The Delts are entertaining tonight, the Betas tomorrow night, and the Phi Psis will end the holiday festivities with a party on Saturday night. Numerous quizzes are also reported to be scheduled for Friday, and potential flunkers are many.
Closing hours tonight will be the usual 10:30 hour, Miss Elizabeth Meguiar, adviser of women, announced today. Starting tomorrow and continuing through Sunday, Jan. 4, 12:30 will be the time for women's houses to close.
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DELTA TAU DELTA . . . .
guest at lunch Wednesday was Bill Reece, Richmond.
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PHI KAPPA PSI . . .
guest list for its 65th annual Christmas dinner and party Saturday night will include: Molly Tanner, Kansas City, Mo.; Betty Coulson, Overland Park; Jeanne Blackburn, Hutchinson, Kans.; Rita Samples, Erie; Alice Bennett, Girard; Jane Wain, Kansas City, Mo.; Wilma Cookus, Burlington, Iowa; June Danglade, Columbia, Mo.; Dorothy Dean Robinson, and Virginia McGill, Kansas City, Mo.; Marjorie Moore, Chanute; Joan Taylor, Lyons; Ann Apperson, Kansas City, Mo.; and Ruth Peterg, Hutchinson.
Emily Jean Milam, Tommyye Thompson, Rosemary Utterback, Donna White, Virginia Stephenson, Bette Anne Davis, Dorothy Conklin, Rilla Ann Townsend, Peggy Schroeder, Helen Wilkins, Sue Kaths, Martha Alice Horner, Nancy Neville, Barbara Winn, Betty Brooks, Virginia Ford, Chestine Wilson, Mary Lashley, Mary Bea Flint, Nancy Kerber, Jerry Buehler, Ann Cowan, Norma Henry, Mary Jean Miller, Katie Hall, Anna Jane Hoffman, Mary Jo Gerdeman, Anne Adams, Mary Bitzer, JoAnn Teed, Betty Stevenson, Gloria Brinkman, Nancy Walters, Lila Jean Doughman, Helen Huff, Patricia Lockwood, Winifred McQueen, Barbara Taylor, Shinley Henry, Alouise Brown, Ruth Russell, Mary McClanahan, and Margy Reed.
MARRIAGE . . .
...of Pauline Sherman, '40, and Dan L. Jensen of Fresno, Calif., has been announced. Mrs. Jensen was a member of Alpha Chi Omega when in school here. The couple is now at home at 3209 Descanso Drive, Los Angeles.
SIGMA CHI . . .
guests at the Christmas buffet and hour dance Tuesday night
DE LUXE CAFE
Our 23rd Year in Serving K. U. Students 711 Mass.
were: Florence Clement, Suzanne Weider, Shirley Bayles, Martha Nearing, Lila Jean Doughman, Carlene Rice, Jane Coolidge, Ruth Russell, Katie Shoaf, Gerry Powell, Barbara Breidenthal, Nancy Neville, Nancy Clark, Bobbe Peck, Mary McCleary, Virginia Britton, Marjorie Oliver, Fern Stranathan, Betty Van Blarcom, Margie Owen, Donna White, Marcelle Peterson, Dorothy Fizzell, Barbara Koch, Peggy Ballard, Nancy Jane Peterson, Nancy Teichgraber, Ruth McIrath, Mary Ruth Fogel, Margy Reed, Joanne Fronkier, Patty Bigelow, Betty Rowton, Jean Fees, Dorothy Conklin, Anne French, Mildred Hyer, Margaret Holcomb, Betty Sullivan, and Roberta Walker.
WATKINS HALL . . .
...held its annual Christmas dinner Wednesday night.
...dinner guest tonight is Ralph Scamell.
MILLER HALL . . .
will entertain Miss Elizabeth Meguiar, Miss Marie Miller, and the girls of Watkins hall at a Christmas party tonight.
SIGMA NU
SIGMA NU . . . .
...will hold its annual stag
Christmas dinner tonight.
KWARYAJ HALL
KWAHYAJ HALL . . .
...held its Christmas party last night at the home of Mrs. G. E.
Oyler.
held its annual gift exchange under the tree at 10:30 last night.
PI BETA PHI . . .
PIH CHI . . .
announces the marriage of Ivan
A silver fox jacket is every weman's idea of a glorious and lasting coat to add glamour to her and to her wardrobe.
W. Cain to Helen Metzger, Kansas City, Mo. After February 1st, they will be at home in Kansas City, Mo.
GAMMA PHI BETA . . . .
...luncheon guests yesterday were Phyllis Clarkson, Marjorie Jones,
Eileen Giles, and Helen Edlin.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA . . .
guest at Tuesday dinner was Mrs. Roscoe Holt, Ellsworth; at Wednesday lunch, Mrs. V. D. Peterson, Independence; and at Wednesday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ettinger, Independence, Mo.
The Kansas City Philharmonic will play in Hoch auditorium on Jan. 19.
Letters to 24 Football Men
A similar unit is being organized in Kansas City and both units will function under the direction of a medical member of the local civilian defense unit.
Watkins Organizes Emergency Field Unit
One of the ways in which the University is helping to meet the present emergency is by the organization of an emergency field medical unit by the Student Health Service. This unit consists of four physicians, four nurses and four orderlies.
In order to operate both the Health Service and the field medical unit at full efficiency during emergencies, alternate groups of physicians, nurses, and orderlies will be on hand to substitute in either group.
Transportation other than that furnished by the private cars of
The 24 men who were awarded letters by the athletic board at its meeting yesterday are: Ends—Hubert Ulrich, Quinter; Bob Hagen, Lawrence; George Dick, McLouth; Ralph Schaake, Leaven, north; tackles—Steve Meade, Kansas City; Warren Hodges, Lawrence; Jack Tenenbaum, Long Island, N.Y.; and Gene Long, Pleasanton; guards—Bob Fluker, Clay Center; Jay Kern, Gary, Ind.; Joe Crawford, Kansas City; Monte Merkel, Chicago; centers—Paul Hardman, Topeka; Bob Githens, Fredonia; and Dale Lowery, Dodge City; backs—Ralph Miller, Chanute; Ray Evans, Kansas City; Ray Niblo, Dallas, Texas; Don Ettinger, Independence, Mo.; Marvin Vandavee, Wellington; Denzel Gibbens, Lecompton; Don Pollom, Topeka; Ed Linquist, Kansas City; and Harlan Altman, Wellington.
Of the 24 lettermen, 10 are graduating seniors, 3 juniors, and 11 sophomores.
Snow hall was completed in 1930.
individuals will be provided by the department of buildings and grounds.
Immediately after the Christmas vacation classes in first aid will be started to qualify a larger group of instructors who in turn will give the First Aid courses for members of the emergency units and for other volunteers.
To meet the increased demand for nursing help during the emergencies, a Red Cross course for graduate nurses will be started to qualify teachers to instruct volunteers in the Red Cross program for nurse's aids. The entire personnel of these courses is volunteer.
By the time the students return from vacation more details will be available about the courses in first aid, open to both men and women, and nurse's aids, open to women only.
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