FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 17, 1939
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREEL
on account of Mt. Oreod Society Betty Coulson, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call KU-25;
after 5, 2702-K3
Tonight while University grid stars are serenely dreaming of a Jayhawk victory over the George Washington University Colonials, some of the more socially-minded Hillsters will be spending time at one of the four authorized parties taking place on the campus.
Forty-six members of Gamma Phi Beta, their dates, and an unpredicted number of stags will swing out to the strains of Dale Brodie's orchestra from 9 to 12.
p. m. in the Memorial Union ball room.
At the same time 40 Summerfield scholars will hold an informal dance in the Kanaas room of the Union building. On the opposite side of the house, 20 Summerfield teachers will hold their annual winter party at the chapter house.
"A boilermaker's brawl" will be the featured idea of the party held by Kappa Eta Kappa electrical engineering fraternity. Thirty-four engineers and dates will attend.
Exchange Dinners
Four sorterites on the campus held exchange dinner last evening: Alpha Chi Omega with Alpha Delta Pi, Kappa Kappa with Pi Beta Phi.
The women "exchanged" were from Alpha Chi Omega; Betty Brown, c'40; Clare Meeker, c'41; Inez Rice, c'40; Frances Jones, c'40; Neeley, c'41; and Ruth Jankes, c'42.
From Alpha Delta Pi: Elva Otto-
man, c4; Annie Jane Newell, c4;
Elizabeth Kemp, c4; Alta Arm-
strong, fa4; Amnette Woods, c4;
Margaret Replogle, c4; Jo Beile
Anderson, c4; Evelyn Williams,
c4; Warrene Spudling, c4; Lois Baille,
fa4.
From Pi Beta Phi. Velma Wilson,
'4; bobkey Smyth. Thea,
'4; Mirim Bartlett, 'cunel; Nancy Carey, 'c2;
Anb Browning, ' Mary McCroskey, 'c2; Ann Lewis, 'c3; Jane Knudson, 'fauel; Anne Hinshew, 'c1; and Mary Jean Miler, 'f8;
From Kappa Kappa Gamma. Katha
Greeen, Green, 'Bell, Jean Voilt,
'4; Betty Bett, 'c1; Ann Koda,
'4; Ann Jones, 'c1; Norm Tibbett,
'4; Sally Connell, 'c1; Datty Teacher, 'c4; Mary Louse
McNown, 'c4; and Virginia Elliott,
'cunel.
Cupid Hits Phi Gams
Cupid Hat Phi Gamma
Gamma Phi Gamma announces the endorsement of Virginia帽, c'12,
to Jim Nelson, c'11 of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
Pi Beta Phi announces the engagement of Skirley Maupin, fa'42, to
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Harry Linn. c'40, also a member of Phi Gamma Delta.
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Dinner guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha house Wednesday evening were Mr. Merwyn Lindsey, Los Angeles, Calif., and Wayne Lindsey, c'43.
All In The Family
All In The Family
Guests at the Pt. Kappa Pla Sis-
餐馆 last night included:
Sus Haskins, *c*unl; Martha
Alicorn, *c*4; June Grisea, *c*4;
Emily Horner, *c*4; June Grisea, *c*4;
Mary Fitzgibbon, c'40; Carolyn Humphrey, c'41; Patty Leydard, c'42; Genevieve Nolam, c'40; Lorraine Fink, c'43; Martha Jane Starr, c'41; Letha Eppler, c'43; Jeanne Ann Cardwell, c'41.
Nancy Kisler, fa 42; Mary Tanner
¢'43; Suranne McNughen; ¢'42; Elena
Allen Ellen; ¢'43; Betty Burch, fa 41
Hans Hageman, assistant professor of German, was a dinner guest at the Delta Tau Delta house last night.
Dinner guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha house last night were Mr. and Mrs. C. K. M. Mathes, Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oyler, Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. George Melvin, Lawrence.
Mrs. C. T. Ballew of Kansas City, Mo, was a luncheon guest at the Alpha Delta PI house yesterday.
Gamma Phi Beta sorority entered members of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity at an hour dance last evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Dining and Dancing at Frat Houses
Mid-week social activities on the
campus last night included buffet
dinner followed by hour dances at
195 FINE SUITS
the Acacia and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity houses.
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The following were guests at the Acacia house: Betty Campbell, c'42; Betty Milner, Miler, c'43; Martha Hayes, c'41; Martha Jean Jeans, c'43; Elaine Lindley, c'43; Faye Jean Gish, gr.; Marjorie Boisvert, c'43; Ruby Ashland, c'41; Ruth Brown, c'40.
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Guests at the Sigma Phi Epilion house included: Virginia McDonnell, a'c3; Jama Lewis, a'c3; Saron Smart, a'c4; Julie Henry, a'c4; Kay Stinson, a'c4; Fashion Banet, Marv Stromb, a'c4; Tremblay, a'c4; Mary Ann Cook, a'c4
dashing collection of dresses from our smart fall fashions—wonderful for afternoon and school. In crepes and wools.
clearance
school and afternoon dresses
were 8.95 ----- 5.00
were 12.95 ----- 9.00
were 17.95 ----- 12.95
were 19.95 to 22.95 14.95
Pat Bigelog, c'43; Gloria Biechele, c'43; Bette Am Baker, c'43; Nancy Leathers, c'43; Doris Riese, c'42; Helen Bell Faubion, c'43; Beverly Brown, c'43; Bernice Morris, c'43; Bell Cochran, fa'41; Arm Jones, c'42; Beulah Bell, fa'41; Arm Jones, Jae Falconer, fa'41; Joan Falconer, fa'41; Carolyn Bell, fa'43; Margaret Rich, fa'43; Gladys Armcott, c'42; and Jean Norton, c'43.
12th and Oread
The Belgian Congo now has 11,000,000,000 natives and only 17,000 whites.
Mr. Nolan will accompany the choir Monday night and will contribute several piano solos to the program.
Phyllis Goesett, c'41; Virginia Tandy,
c'43; Bettie Banker, c'43; Olive Joggert, c'41; Agnes Skolaut, c'
Harried Goodwin, c'42; Ann Robbins, c'42; Mimi Ballem, c'43; Leah Edh-
monds, f'42; Barbara Whailey, f'43; Lois Ballew, '41; Mary Jo Edins,
c'43; and Jo David, c'40.
Fdi Chi, psychology fraternity held formal institution services last Thursday day night for the following new members: Betty McVey, *c*40; Elizabeth hepler, gr; Horriet Todd, *c*41; O'Theene Huff, *c*41; Mrs Margurge Kingman, gr; Dorothy Sutton, gr; Evelyn Kearney, gr; Ed Carr, *c*40. The initiation was held in room 21 in the basement of Frank强学洞.
Clavelle Holden, c40, was a dinner guest at the Phi Delta Theta house last evening.
Mr. Nolan, a graduate of Howard University, has accompanied a number of well-known artists and choirs throughout the United States. Some of these have been: the Howard University Glee Club, the Coleridge Theatre, the San Francisco man, who created the title role in Gorshwin's "Porgy and Bess."
Post Office Closed Thursday
Bus Lines To Use One Station
The Union Bus station, located at 638 Massachusetts street, will handle all bus traffic through Lawrence after Nov. 15. All 14 four leading bus lines operating through Lawrence will be closed until the coffee shop which was adjacent to the bus station at 1024 Massachusetts street will utilize the abandoned space to expand the shop.
Robert L. Nolan, pianist soloist and accompanist will appear at the University on Monday, Nov. 20 with the Eva Jessie Negro choir.
Nolan Will Accompany
Negro Choir Nov. 20
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Flannel Robes
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Sport Shirts to $2.50
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DANCE from 9 to 12
VICTORY VARSITY?
Date or Stag 75c
SATURDAY
in the Union
Ballroom
listen awhile to the CLYDE SMITH style!
Illustrated is Clyde Smith, professor of the musical baton!