FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939
PAGE THREE
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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
Sixteen women at 1245 Oread street perfected plans for an independent organized house Wednesday night. The group elected Ernestine Nichols, c40, president.
The two-story frame structure has housed students for many years. Originally it was the chapter house for Sigma Kappa sorority. Later it was used by Pi Beta Phi. For the last 12 years it has been a men's rooing house. During six of the last 12
been housemother. She will remain housemother to the new women's organization.
Other officers are: Mary Robelem Scott, c'41, vice-president and socia chairman; Emily Wray, c'41, secretary; Virginia Shirch, fa'41, treasurer The group will be represented on the board by a house committeewoman.
The action for an organized house was approved by the office of the adviser to women.
Phi Delta Phi Pledges 24
Green Irm of Phi Delta Phi, international legal fraternity, announces the following plaques: Malcolm Black, 142; William Bowers, 142; John Chaffant, 142; Philip Dawson 142; Clen Flemfroch, 142; Daniel Ripka, 142; Neal Hambleton, 142; Kenneth Hamilton, 142; James Hoyer, 142.
Robert Jessie 142, Walter Krause,
142, Fred Littio 142, C. H. Mullen,
142, John O'Brien 142, David
Prager, 142, Kenneth Rockall 142,
Alan Sleeper, 142, Robert Sullivan,
142, Edwin Westermann, 142, Harold
142, John Ziegemeyer, 142,
Klem Moss, 142, Eugene
H Buchanan, 130.
Formal pledging was held Tuesday evening in the Court room of Green Hall, after which a Dutch lunch was served at Wiedemann's. Guests included Dr. W. L. Burdief, Prof. J. B. Smith, Prof. L. Tupy, and Henry Ousgard, an affiliate from Duke University.
Pharmacists Picnic
Pharmacy students held their annual picnic Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. The event was sponsored by the faculty members of the School of Pharmacy. Soft ball and a weiner roasted provided entertainment.
Phi Chi Theta Entertains
A business meeting for active members followed the tea.
All women business students and sophomore pre-business students were invited to the Phi Chi Thaeta, professional sorochina, tea in the Old Colonial room of the Memorial Union building from 3.30 to 5.3 p.m. yester-
Women delegates, to the Press conference, and any University women interested in journalism are invited to attend the Theta Sigma Phi tea in the Sky Parker of the national building at 430 am. today.
Members of the national honorary journalism sorcerity will serve. Maurice Mong, c'40, president of the organization will be head hostess.
Greeks Will Entertain
Four authorized fraternity and sorority parties are scheduled for
[this week-end, Pi Beta Phi and Gamma Phibeta will hold open house tonight. Clyde Smith will play for the Pi Beta Phiception [la the Memorial Union building and Dale Brodie will be on the stand for the Gamma Phi's at the chapter house.]
Jimmy Joy and his nationally famous dance band will furnish music at the Pi Kappa Alpha fall formal at the chapter house tonight. The orchestra will play many microwrite night will feature Dale Brodie and his Hill band.
Marcella Bucheim. c'41, was Wednesday night dinner guest at the Sigma Kappa house.
Accent fraternity entertained Mr and Mrs. C, E. Myer of Winfield with dinner Wednesday.
Helen Schaffer fa'43, was a luncheon guest at the Gamma Phi Beta house Thursday.
AUTHORIZED PARTIES
Friday
Oct. 6, 1939
Gamma Phi Beta, Open House at chapter house. 12 p.m.
Pi Beta Phi, Open House at Memorial Union building, 12 p.m.
Pi Kappa Alpha, Party at chaperone house, 12 p.m.
Saturday Oct. 7,1939
Kappa Sigma, Dance at chapter house. 12 p.m.
Cyclone Varsity, Memorial Union building. 12 p.m.
Elizabeth Meguiar,
adviser to women.
For the Joint Committee on Student Affairs.
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CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS
WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS
Tues. Oct. 10, 4:30: Gamma Phi vs.
Alpha Chi Omega; Pi Phi vs.
Chi Omega.
Schedule for games in the horseshoe tournament is as follows:
Fri, Oct. 6, 4:30 TNT vs. Ind
IEEE w/ Alpha Delta PI
Thurs. Oct. 12, 4:30; Watkins vs.
Kappas; Miller vs. Cochin.
Fri. Oct. 13, 4:30; Sigma Kappa
W 147, H 120,
Tues, Oct. 17, 4:30; Kappa Alpha
Theta vs. Pi Phi; Chi Omega vs.
Gamma Phi
Tues. Oct, 31, 4:30; Gamma Phi vs. Pi Phi; Alpha Chi Omega vs. Kappa Alpha Theta.
In肃. Oct. 19, 4:30; Alpha Delta Pi vs. In肃. Oct. 19, 4:30; Sigma Kappa Ti vs. In肃. Oct. 19, 4:30; Alpha Delta Pi vs. Sigma Kappa Ti vs. WTNT. Pi vs. Sigma Kappa Ti vs. Alpha Kappa Theta Pi vs. Gianna Phi. Chi Omega Alpha Chi Omega Chi Omega
Men, Oct. 9; 7:39, TNT vs. IWW;
7:30, Miller vs. Watkins; 8:15, ETC
vs. Ind.; 8:15, Corbin vs. Alpha
Omicron PM.
Wed, Oct. 11; 8:15, Alma Chi Omega vs. Pi II: 815, Chi Omega Mima vs. Pi II: 815, Kappa vs. Pi II: 815, Kappa vs. Pi II: 815, Kappa vs. Pi II: 815, Kappa vs. Pi II: 815, Kappa vs. Pi II: 815, Kappa vs. Pi II: 815, Kappa vs. Pi II: 815, Kappa vs. Pi II: 815, Kappa vs. Pi II: 816, Kappa vs. Pi II: 816, Kappa vs. Pi II: 816, Kappa vs. Pi II: 816, Kappa vs. Pi II: 816, Kappa vs. Pi II: 816, Kappa vs. Pi II: 816, Kappa vs. Pi II: 816, Kappa vs. Pi II: 816, Kappa vs. Pi II: 817, Kappa vs. Pi II: 817, Kappa vs. Pi II: 817, Kappa vs. Pi II: 817, Kappa vs. Pi II: 817, Kappa vs. Pi II: 817, Kappa vs. Pi II: 817, Kappa vs. Pi II: 817, Kappa vs. Pi II: 817, Kappa vs. Pi II: 818, Kappa vs. Pi II: 818, Kappa vs. Pi II: 818, Kappa vs. Pi II: 818, Kappa vs. Pi II: 818, Kappa vs. Pi II: 818, Kappa vs. Pi II: 818, Kappa vs. Pi II: 818, Kappa vs. Pi II: 818, Kappa vs. Pi II: 819, Kappa vs. Pi II: 819, Kappa vs. Pi II: 819, Kappa vs. Pi II: 819, Kappa vs. Pi II: 819, Kappa vs. Pi II: 819, Kappa vs. Pi II: 819, Kappa vs. Pi II: 819, Kappa vs. Pi II: 819, Kappa vs. Pi II: 820, Kappa vs. Pi II: 820, Kappa vs. Pi II: 820, Kappa vs. Pi II: 820, Kappa vs. Pi II: 820, Kappa vs. Pi II: 820, Kappa vs. Pi II: 820, Kappa vs. Pi II: 820, Kappa vs. Pi II: 820, Kappa vs. Pi II: 821, Kappa vs. Pi II: 821, Kappa vs. Pi II: 821, Kappa vs. Pi II: 821, Kappa vs. Pi II: 821, Kappa vs. Pi II: 821, Kappa vs. Pi II: 821, Kappa vs. Pi II: 821, Kappa vs. Pi II: 821, Kappa vs. Pi II: 822, Kappa vs. Pi II: 822, Kappa vs. Pi II: 822, Kappa vs. Pi II: 822, Kappa vs. Pi II: 822, Kappa vs. Pi II: 822, Kappa vs. Pi II: 822, Kappa vs. Pi II: 822, Kappa vs. Pi II: 822, Kappa vs. Pi II: 823, Kappa vs. Pi II: 823, Kappa vs. Pi II: 823, Kappa vs. Pi II: 823, Kappa vs. Pi II: 823, Kappa vs. Pi II: 823, Kappa vs. Pi II: 823, Kappa vs. Pi II: 823, Kappa vs. Pi II: 823, Kappa vs. Pi II: 824, Kappa vs. Pi II: 824, Kappa vs. Pi II: 824, Kappa vs. Pi II: 824, Kappa vs. Pi II: 824, Kappa vs. Pi II: 824, Kappa vs. Pi II: 824, Kappa vs. Pi II: 824, Kappa vs. Pi II: 824, Kappa vs. Pi II: 825, Kappa vs. Pi II: 825, Kappa vs. Pi II: 825, Kappa vs. Pi II: 825, Kappa vs. Pi II: 825, Kappa vs. Pi II: 825, Kappa vs. Pi II: 825, Kappa vs. Pi II: 825, Kappa vs. Pi II: 825, Kappa vs. Pi II: 826, Kappa vs. Pi II: 826, Kappa vs. Pi II: 826, Kappa vs. Pi II: 826, Kappa vs. Pi II: 826, Kappa vs. Pi II: 826, Kappa vs. Pi II: 826, Kappa vs. Pi II: 826, Kappa vs. Pi II: 826, Kappa vs. Pi II: 827, Kappa vs. Pi II: 827, Kappa vs. Pi II: 827, Kappa vs. Pi II: 827, Kappa vs. Pi II: 827, Kappa vs. Pi II: 827, Kappa vs. Pi II: 827, Kappa vs. Pi II: 827, Kappa vs. Pi II: 827, Kappa vs. Pi II: 828, Kappa vs. Pi II: 828, Kappa vs. Pi II: 828, Kappa vs. Pi II: 828, Kappa vs. Pi II: 828, Kappa vs. Pi II: 828, Kappa vs. Pi II: 828, Kappa vs. Pi II: 828, Kappa vs. Pi II: 828, Kappa vs. Pi II: 829
Thurs. Nov. 2, 4:30 Sigma Kappa
vs. Ind; TNT vs. Alpha Delta Pi.
Games for the intramural volley-
ball tournament are scheduled as
follows:
Wed. Oct. 18: 8:15, Sigma Kappa
vs. Alpha Delta Fri. 9:15, Kappa vs.
Alphapha Thurst. 9: Pt Phi vi
vs. Alphapha Chi Omega
vs. Gamma Phi
Mon, Oct. 16; 7:30, Watkins, or Corbins; 7:30, TNT, Ind.; 8:51, IWW vs. ETC; 8:15, Miller vs. Alpha Omicron Pi.
Mon. Oct. 23; 7:30, Miller vs. Cor-
bian; 7:30, IWB; 1:05, IWB; 8:15,
Katkins vs. Alpha Omicron Pi; 8:15
TNT vs. ETC
The following girls have passed the stroke test for entrance into the Quack Club Sue Haskins, Mervian Barthelt, Bernice Jenkins, Marya Holzer, Betty Heuman, Berry Altai, Jean Staifer, and Margaret Neal.
Wed. Oct. 25, 8:15, Kappas vs. Alpha Delta Pi, 8:15, Sigma Kappa vs. Kappa Theta, Theta, 9:15, Alpha Chi Omega, Omegra, 9:15, Phi ChiGamma, PhiGamma.
Another tryout will be held Wednesday, Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. The following girls and any others who wish to try out are asked to appear
Eleven high school bands have accepted the invitation of the University band to be its guests at the first home football game Saturday afternoon, Prof. Russell Wiley, director of the University band, said yesterday. All of the bands will march in a parade at 12:30 p.m. from South Park to Sixth and Massachusetts streets.
Last year 16 bands were here for the annual Band Day. Professor Wiley expects to receive word from several other groups today, raising the attendance considerably this year.
As is customary on Band Day the University will let two visiting bands drill on the field between halves of the football game.
The unit from Council Grove and one band not selected will entertain Saturday.
Bands which have accepted are:
Cameron, Mc. Burlingame, Sahaeh
Oakaloa, Garnet, Olathe, Yates
Oklahoma Mission, and BEI-
fingham.
Eleven High School Bands Accept 'Band Day' Invitation
The American Institute of Chemical Engineers held a smoker Wednesday evening in the Pine room of the Memorial Union building. Sixty-seven members of the department were chemical engineering were present.
Prof. T.H. Marshall, chairman of the department, talked to the group on the history of engineering and chemical engineering in the A.I.Che.
Miriam Crenshall, e42, the first girl to be in the chemical engineering department, played two piano solos.
Prof. T. H. Marshall Speaks Before A. I. Ch. E. Wednesday
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A. R. Elliott To Speak Sunday
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Cyclone Strikes---in 1928 Kanas has won five and Iowa Shale three in the series between the two schools. Two of the contests have ended in scoreless
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The line is right fair again this year, but running behind them will be a backfill composed of four men who saw little action last year. Chief losses are Everett Kischer, all conference quarterback, and Hank hard running back that gave up football this year on account of injuries.
Sports writers at the Drake game last week who saw Iowa State trim Coe the week before confided that Yeager has another alert and scrapy team in the offing, despite the fact that missing from the line are Ed Hedman, America guard, and "Chuck" Hedmann, all conference winneman.
No Kischer This Year
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