TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1939
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill What's Happening This Week: On the Campus
The 150 women members of the School of Fine Arts were guests at a Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary music sorcery, tea at the home of Gwen Hunt, fa'40, Sunday afternoon.
Those who assisted with musical accompaniment were Olga Eitner, fa'sp; Eda Givens, fa'4; Arloune Goodjoon, fa'40 Eva Ruth Meinke, fa'49; and Gwen Hunt.
Serving hostesses were Mrs. Harriett Haskell McDonald and Mrs. Frederick Kester. Floral decoration and refreshments were carried out in purple and white, colors of the organization.
Campus House Entertains
Celebrating the organization of their house last Wednesday, women at "Campus House," 1245 Orcad street, entertained guests with a hayride following the ride, the group went to Matt's for a weiner round.
Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goode; Poaid Kleozean, ed'un; A1 vin Leonard, b'41; Harold Herber e'40; Clarace Lakhen, b'40; Gordon Fidder, ed'un; Bud Betul, ph'42 Bill Vickers, e'40
K. U. Dames To Initiate
New members of the K. U. Domen will be initiated in the women's lounge of Frank Strong hall at 8 a.m. Friday. New and old members are invited.
an account of Mt. Oread Society
A. D. Pi's Give Tea For Housemother
Betty Coulson, Society Editor
A. D. I. Jr's Feat for Housemother
Alpha Delta Pi entertained their new housemother, Mrs. C. L. Miller
of University Park at day afternoon at the chapter house
Before 5 p.m. call KU-25;
after 5. 2702-K3
Decorations were blue cornflowers
white flowers, and pink rose.
The receiving line consisted of Francine Zentmeyer, c'40; Mrs. C. L. Miller; Elizabeth Mageniar, adviser to women; Mrs. John Stutz Lawrence; Mrs. Fred Brown, Kansas City; Mo, Mrs. Doreh Christian, Kansas City, Mo; and Mrs. ClarenceHook, Lawrence
Mrs. Raymond Nichols and Mrs.
C. H. Ashton poured.
Kappa Sigs Open Bar Doors
It might have been Bound's ditch, Neb, back in the gold rush days at the Kappa Sigma house Saturday when men meet of the chapter entertained with their annual "Red Dog Inn" party.
Men dressed as cowboys, Indians,
and gamblers; women were decked out in cowboy outfits, bowery dresses,
and long hoop skirts. The chapter house was decorated to resemble a typical early Western bar room
Ruth Leech, Oakeloa; Marion
Lacey, *c*2; Jeanne Neoley, Zinn Aim
Lowry, *c*4; Ereola Durard; Party
Loeydar, *c*4; Eleanor Crosland,
Joan Tengler, *c*4; Ruth Ianken
Barbara Bundschu; Bevrey Brown;
Ada Le Fooler, *c*4; Frances Anderson;
Marjorie Siegrist, *c*4; Dorothy
Teachernr; Virginia Huston, *c*4;
Betty You Lou, Beauille, *c*4;
Jean Edgert, *c*4; Jean Doulm, *c*4;
Mary Beth Weir, *c*4; Mary
Bowie Weir, *c*4; Nicky Prather, Betsy
Dodger, *c*4; Jamaica Lew, *c*4; Julien
Hare, *d*4; Katherine Scewl; Ruth Pice
*c*4; Martha Jane Green Dorothy
TODAY— Kirby Page, Fraser theater, 4:30 p.m., student forum, Fraser theater, 8:15 p.m., Freshman debate tryout, Green hall, 7:30 p.m.; W.S.G.A. meeting, Fine room, 7 p.m.; Graduate school faculty meeting, Frank Strong and Mattium, 4:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY - Counsellors tea and style for Freshmen women
Memorial Hall, 4-530 p.m.; Jay James, Pine room, 4:30 p.m.
THURSDAY  Commission meeting meeting. Pine room, 3 p.m.; W.C.A. Fredman commision; Henley homes, 4:30 p.m.; Scabbard and Blade meet
FRIDAY: LS.A. Variety dances, Memorial Union ballroom, 9-12 p.m.; M.C.A.-W.Y.C.A. Reinterpretation of Religion commission, Henley house
SATURDAY—Football team plays Colorado State at Ft Collins.
Wise, c'41; Bette Primm, Wichita and Dotty Noble, c'42.
Sororities Add Pledges
Alpha Chi Omega held pledging services yesterday afternoon for Jesse Brownley, c'43, of London, England. Gamma Phi Beta followed suit last night with pledging for Ruth Kelllet, fa'41, of Houston, Tex.
Chi Omega added two pluches Mary Catherine Brown, c'43, Wichita; and Jane Geiger, c'unel, Ottawa.
Alpha Chi Sigma, professional chemistry fraternity, announces the lending of Carl Johnson, gr.
Sunday Dinner Trend Continues
Sunday Dinner Trend Continues
Tables were filled at HU fraternity and sorority houses Sunday. The following were guests:
Kappa Sigma, Patty Ledyard; c42
Beite Primm, Wichita; and Betty
Low Young; c43.
Dela Upsiland: Marijane Horner
Jama Lewis, c'43; and Vera Knoepke-
c41
Delta Tau Delta Mary Wertz
Wichita; Catherine Green, c'43; Mary
Noel, c'40; Kieron Fratzier, Kansas
City, Mo.; Margarite Jones, c'42;
Paul Smart; Alice Marie Meyn
Lawrence; George Russell, Law-
rence; Ernestine Menges, c'40; and
Mariane Dillen, Kansas City,Mo.
Sigma Chi; Betty Cole, Ottawa
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lepert, Wellington;
Shirley Hausmann, Kansas
市; Moe Bill Horton, Salina; Ergene Miller, Salina; Roy Hershman,
St. Joseph, John Jack Harlow, Kane
Alpha Chi Sigma: Wayne Sireoulomb, c'4L.
as City, Mo; Jim Swinchart, King man; Joe Johnson, St. Joseph, Mo and Bob Wells, Baxter Springs.
Alpha Chi Omega; Warren Roger, *cune*; Mary Mowen, Marta Woehn and Barbara Benton, all of Kansas City, Mo; Mrs R. E. Gowns, Ottawa; Stewart Kewn, b'40; Bill Arnold, c'40; Mary Helen Scanlan, St, Joseph; Mo, Harold Hurd, Topela; John Chalfont, l'42; Bob Corey, Lawrence; Jim Russell, e'41; and Leois Stats, Baldwin.
Gamma Phi Beta: Pat Craven, fxs
Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs
E. C Falconer and Elaine Falconer,
Kansas City, Kansas; Marquette
Young, Kansas City, Mo.; Barton
Rhodes, Kansas City; Rhoe Rhotes,
k40; and Lourd, Ward, c41.
Guests at the Sigma Alpha Epistle buffet super Sunday evening were: Sarah Fair, c'40; John Egbert, c'41; Jane Veach; Mary Siegrist, c'41; Evelyn Gunn; Betty Lee Timberlake; Bettie Clover, c'42; Estelle Eddy, c'42; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Heath; Kansas City, Mo.; Fred Loveclass, Kansas City, Mo.; Ann Lewis, c'43; Mary Fitzgerald, c'44; Mary Alice Elliott, c'41; Jane Blaney, c'44; Cora Hepporth, c'41; Barbara Coney; Deny Lomaine, c'40; Jack Cogsworth; Edown, Kansas City, Mo.; Dorothy Noble, c'42; Mary Louse McNown; Chestline Wilson; Mary Beth Dodge; Katherine Green, c'43; Priscilla Adams; Mary Crobie, Kansas City, Mo.; Mayne Pearl Barnett, Kansas City, Mo.; Mary Alice Livingston, c'40; Marjorie Heimbrook, in'41; Norma Jean Foucher, c'41
Jenn Bailey, c'43; Francelene Zentmeyer, c'49 Mrs. J. W. Zent-
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arron Pi entertained the active chaper
with a buffer amp at the home of
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road, Sunday evening.
feyer; John David Stewart, 1'41 Bernice Morris.
Miller hall will hold open house tonight from 7 to 8 o'clock.
The Mothers' Club of Alpha Omn
Plasma retained the action chan-
A. O. Pi Mothers Give Supper
Pledges of Alpha Oriemir pi will entertain the class pledge of Gamma Sigma with an hour dance tonight. Gamma Phi Beta pledges will be hostesses to Phi Gamma Delta pledges tonight.
Pledge Classes Dance
Elza Holmes, James Martin, Wayne Moberly, Lester Olimarovic, Robert Slobcombe, and Harold Smith, graduate students in chemistry, attend the meeting of the American Chemical Society in Kansas City Friday
Sunday guests at the Sigma Kappa house included: Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bruece; Mr. and Mrs. William Tolson, Independence; Mrs. Lora Story and Mr. Fred Gussey of St. Joseph, Ma; Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Norton, Ms. Hennetta O'Bryne; Miss Irene Wiles, Kansas City; Miss Mary Alice Liddley, Atchison; and Miss Lay Holloway.
Rutledge to Teach at Wisconsin
Leslie Rutledge, former instructor in the department of English, has taken a position as English instructor in the University of Wisconsin. He received his Ph.D. research from University of Chicago in 1938.
The cast includes; Gordon Brigham, c'40, "Creon"; Rolla Nuckles
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On KFKU Tonight
"Oedipus" by Sophora, is presented over station KFKU at 6:38 this evening by the students in the department of speech and dramatic art. This, the first play of the season, will be directed by Jean Perry, c'40 and announced by James Meregic. The lesson will be under the supervision of Rolla Nuckles, instructor in the department.
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K.S.T.A. Membership Cards Ready
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