TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1939
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society Betty Coulson, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call KU-25;
after 5, 2702-K3
Late afternoon today is full of conflicting social engagements for many.
Freshman women and their counselors will be tead and style-showed in the ball room of the Memorial Union building from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Jean Werner, fa'428, is chairman of all committees for the event. She was appointed by Maurine Gray, c'40, chairman of the counselors group.
Dramatics Club members will meet at Green hall at 4:30 p.m. Gordon Brigham, president of the club said yesterday. A picnic instead of the regular club meeting will be the order of the program.
Pi Lambda Theta Will Give Tea
Pi Lambda Theta Will Give Tea
Pi Lambda Theta, honorary education
seasonity, will have a tea from
10 am to 3 pm, afternoon in
room 116 Friere hall.
Mrs. Raymond Nichols will point and Miss Ruth Litchin, instructor in education; Mariorie Alpine, pls. Jessie Lemon, c. uncle, will serve.
There will be a short business meeting for members following the tea.
Alpha Chi Omega announces the initiation of Witma Nelson, c'10.
Liste for Sunday dinner guests grow larger each week, reports from organized houses show. The follow-up includes as dinner-duties this Sunday.
Sunday Guests Are Many
Sigma Chi Helen Markwell, c41;
Becky Tremblay, c3, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Hyer, Olaheim. Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Williams, Doe Williams,
Kansas City, Mo. and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Myers, Topeka.
Phi Gianna Delia: Betsy Dodge, c'unel; Suzanne McNairy, c'43 Prof. and Mrs. Allen Cockein; Joe Kellog; Mrs. Harry Mitchell, Earl
WANT ADS
LOST: In Chemistry Building, two Alpha Delta Pi pins with names on base. Dorothy Jane Adair and Betty Lou Adair. Award. 27283.
WANTED: Christian Church Students to attend Halloween party at the church, Friday evening, Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. Call or see Dwight Mettler, Council President.
LOST: Ladies wine-colored printed silk scarf in vicinity of West Campus. Call Evelyn Rummel, 2053 M.
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Mitchell, and Mrs. Miller, all of
Independence; and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Long, and Mrs. and Mrs. D.
B. McNaughton, all of ElDorado.
Karpa Alpha Theta; Mr. and Mrs H. D. Ravl. Hutehinson.
Alpha Delta Pi; Charles Barrett Wichita; Diachia Wichita, Hmrc; Mrs. Mrs. G. G. Whitley, Douglas and Ted Morse, Topeka.
FOR A LIMITED TIME
Ackie; Miss Harriet Goodwin.
Kappa Sigma; Mary Beth Bee (rich)
John Nealey, c41; Ruth Inkens, c41;
Mrs. D. F. Harris, Wichita, Md.
Mrs. Richardson, Ft. Scott; Md.
Mrs. W. F. Southern, Ellinwood;
Myra Lea Moberly, Wichtia
Bld Award, Hertington; Paul Mc
Mjmsey, Kansas City, Mo; Virgil
Elfordado; Joe Scherembley
Ellinwood.
Aegela: Miss Harriet Goodwin.
Delta Chi: Lorraine Peacock
'cumcl; and Martha Jane Green
'cumcl.
Ober's
MERCHANTS
Chi Omega; Doria Wood, Kansas City, Mo.; Roberta Mcfaller, fa39, Eudora; Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown, John Brown, Alouise Brown, and Joe Brown, all of Wichita; Ruh Howe, Jr., of Oklahoma; A. H II Hoffman, Kansas City, Mo.; aMc Henry, c'mel.
Delta Epsilon: Florence Piper, c'43; Jama Lewis, c'43; Mary Helen Huff, c'uncel; Jernn Argn Green, c'41;
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Virginia Marshall, e'uncl; Betty Bradley, e'uncl; and Virginia Gear, e'42.
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For all business or pleasure trips, you can depend on Union Pacific trains for a fast, comfortable trip — at low cost, with no unexpected expense.
Della Tau Della: Betty Bell, e'42
Eileen Reeger, Wichita; Mr. Paxton
Lawrence; Fritzi Meyn, e'43;
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Black, Wichita
Watkins hall: Mrs. Maynard Trott
and Lucy Tope, Tochke; Laura
Helen Johnson, Kansas City, Km;
Mrs. J. H. Flynn, Margaret and
Helen Flynn, all of Kansas City,
Mc.; Emily Porter, Moline; Lela
Sciber, I'42; Malva Good and Doris
Hodson, Lawrence.
Alpha Omicron Pt: Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Jarott and Mary Katherine
Jarott, Hutchinson.
With bad weather just around the corner, play safe — leave your car at home and take the train.
Alpia Chi Omega: Tom Cosgrove,
©41; Ray O'Brien, m'43; Bill Wilson,
Burden; Harold Hurd, Topeka;
m and Mrs. Harrison Johnston, Kan-
city City, Mo.; m and Mrs. F, J.
Miller; m and Mrs. M, and Mrs.
A. Lincke, Salma.
Ask your Union Pacific agent for complete travel information.
**Gamma Phi Beta:** Bob Lucy, c'40; John Claflin, c'40; Mac Tinkleaple, c'40; Jack Harrow, b'40; John Herbert, fs, Kansas City, Mo.; and Mrs Heimbrook, Kansas City, Mo.
THE PROGRESSIVE
Sig Alpha Cling To Tradition
Sigma Alpha Epsilon is still the only fraternity house on the Hill which specializes in regular Sunday evening buffet suppers. The follow- ing were guests Sunday night:
Mildred S Summerhouse 'cunel; Dorothy Wise, b'14; Gliore Bieche, 3; Dorothy Jean Campbell, 'cunel; Mary Lewis, c'14; Rek N克服ken; fa'43; Francene Zentmerye, c'40; Ruth Rice, c'18; Bornice Morris, 'uncel; Phyllis Goesset, 'cunel; Jane Veach, c'4; Betty Rose Johnson, c'4; John Eleanor Wilson, jean Donelin, c'4; Jane Wiley, c'4; Carolyn Green, c'42.
Margaret Ivy, c'43; Sazanne Lower-
dman, c'42; Nancy Leathers, c'33;
Becky Trembley, c'33; Jama Lewis,
c'43; Norma Jean Faleon, c'uncel;
Mary Alice Livingston, c'40; Mori-
ence Heinbruck, functorial, c'40;
Bette Louise Louis, functorial,
known, c'uncel; La Dean Davis, c'42;
Bettie Lotton, c'uncel; Dianna
WEDNESDAY—S.W.G.A. tea for all University women, Women's Lounge in Frank Hard ball, h-3 5; engineering MKen, Memorial Union building, h-1 2.
TODAY: — Peace session meeting, Memorial Union building; Business school smoker, men's lounge, 7:30 p.m.; W.S.G.A. club, room 7; Kappa Psi meeting, Sunflower floor, 7:30 p.m.; Camera club, Memorial Union ballroom, 7:30 p.m.
What's Happening This Week:
THURSDAY-- Sigma Gamma Epsilon, men's lounge. 8 p.m.; Y.M.C.A., men's lounge. 4:30 p.m. A.S.C.E., Pine room. 7:30 p.m.
FRIDAY - YM.-YW. Reinterpretation of Religious Commission, Horley
Sunday - YM.-YW. Memorial Memorial Tower, 9:30 a.m.
Pine Room, 10:30 a.m., Music Room, 5 p.m.
On the Campus:
Irvine, c'42; Norma Silson, c'41; Virginia Bauteleon, c'43; Mac Bush, c'42 the Rev, and Mrs. Theo H. Azzerman, Lawrence, Mr. George Mills, Corpus Christi, Texas; Fred Vaughn, Kansas City.
SATURDAY—Foreign language proficiency examination, room 107 Frank strong half to 10. 8 am; Room 108, 10-12. 8 am; Room B, Dance, Memorial Union hallroom, 8:30-9 p.m.
Alpha Chi Omega: Eleanor Klop
penbach, Tulsa; and Reba Corbett Wichita.
Weekend Guests
Guests, who spent the weekend at various organized houses at the University, included:
Kappa Alpha Theta: Jane Montgomery, Meredith Dyer, Betty Cole all former students; Martha Rayl Hutchinson; and Mary Burchell and Jevonne Veinrot, both of Tulsa.
Weekend Guests
Delta Chi: Ed Carr, c'39; Dick Masters, c'39; Thomas Adams, c'39; and Jack Caughn, c'39.
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