SUNDAY, JUNE 4.1939
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, DAILENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
Mary Lou Randall, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call KU-25; after 5, 2702-K3
Sigma Nu Spring Formal
The Sigma Nu fraternity held their annual spring formal Saturday evening in the ballroom of the Hotelbridge. The dance was preceded by a buffet supper at the chapter house.
The theme carried out in the decorations was of a spring garden. Lattice work with flowers and artificial green leaves entwined decorated the walls and the orchestra stand. At one end of the ballroom was a bubbling fountain surrounded by flowers and green grass. Clyde Smith and his orchestra furnished music for dancing and Barbara Edmonds, c'40, sang several popular numbers during the evening.
The following guests were present:
Mary McCrokey, c'42; Jeanne Anderson, c'42; Jane Barnes, fa'42
Jane Anderson, Kansas City, Ma. Ruth Kellel, fau'1; Jean Tabbett, c'42; Edna Gavin, fau'1; Betty Bell c'1un; Beleh Strysnak, Belleville Kan; Benton Young, Columbia Ma. Isa Williams, Joplin, Ma. Berriadne Hall, fau'1; Betty Blue, c'42; Elizabeth Kirsch, c'1un; Patty Loddy c'42; and Helen Heard, c'1un.
Mary Margaret Gray, c; 42 Roberta Lutz, Kansas City, Mo.; Joanne Dunn, Kansas City, Mo.; Marguerite Myers fjr. 39; Nancy Carey, c; 42 Hortie Nortick, c; 41 Louis Taylor, c; 42 Betty Leu Sublett, c; 42 Eveyn Hemingway, c; 42 Betshel Crafton, Lawrence; Jessie Frames Dawle, c; 49 Myra Emreck, Kansas City, Mo.; Ann Woodbury, c; 49 Jean Egbert, c; 49 Barnes, c; 41 Peggy Widhams, c; 42 Nancy Newlin, Kansas City, Mo.; Elizabeth Short, Topkaiti Mary Lou Borders, Kelly Kearns, Cecile Hardley, Ottawa; Betty Veach, Kansas City, Mo.; and Barbara Buell, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Ann Cook, c. 42; Betty Borderz,
Kansas City, Mo.; Marjorie Marie
Belleville, Kan.; Maxine Bowman,
Kansas City, Mo.; Mary Bütter,
Lawrence Betty, June Sullivan
Bowman, Kansas City, Mo.; Mary Ruth Foreel, Kansas City, Mo.; Chelesh Beals, Kansas City, Mo.; Virginia Rummel, Kansas City, Mo.
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college graduates, 25 to 35 years
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TWO PLEASANT first floor rooms.
2 cool basement rooms for Summer student. Prices reasonable and affordable. 1701 Phone number phone 202GM. -163
BOYS: very reasonable rates for
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close to college. 1142 Indiana.
Phone 2863 . 165
LOST: kide and E Log Log Decipit
slide rule. Name on case. Reward
for return, Lewis Stallard, 938 Lou-
isiana, phone 25211 - **-163**
LIGHT, AIRY ROOMS for teachers and graduate women students. Reasonably priced. Campus House, 1245 Orden. Phone 1504 - 163
LOST: Jewelled Alpha Delta Pi sor-
ship pin. Lost at Convocation
Monday. If found call Elva Ottman
at 290. Reward. -163
COLLEGE STUDENTS (3) for summer vacation employment. Good work, good earnings. Write up a program to create a custom umbian Building, Topeka, KA-163
RENT cool air-conditioned rooms for the Summer School session. Board optional. See them at 1244 Louisiana.-160
GIRLS. Nice large room, reasonably priced. One block from University Campus, 1238 Mississippi, phone
ROOMS in private home for 3 summer school students. Board optional. Phone 2123. 746 Alabama.
FOUND: In the Library, a pair of rimless glasses in case. Call at the DAILY KANSAN OFFICE. -165
DRIVING to California, want one passenger. 1939 Ford Reasonable rate. Call Don Wood, 1277. — -163
BOYS: Rooms for summer school; shower and cool study room in basement for two boys. Board optional. Just off campus, west of Snow hall. 1323 West Campus Road. -160
Jacqueline Edmonds, c'40; Margaret Ornabee, Kansas City, Mo.; Anita Boughton, Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Newer, Kansas City, Mo.; Bob Packard, Kansas City, Mo.; Jack McCarty, Kansas City, Mo.; Farrel Strawn, Kansas City, Mo.; Jim Campbell, Kansas City, Mo.; Jack Campbell, Wichiton; Richard Jones, Wichiton; Lawrence McVey, Independence; John Hoover, Kansas City, Mo.; Bob Lake, Kansas City, Mo.; Don Towson, Kansas City, Mo.; Oscar Rumsey, Lawrence.
Kappa Eta Kappa announces the pledging of Wayne Brunton, e'40.
Pi Beta Phi announces the engagement of Betty Jane Patton, c'40,
to Max Lauk. c'41.
The engagement of Jeanne Anne Miller, Kansas City, Kan., to Barclay Cunningham, b'39, was announced yesterday. Cunningham is a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
Sigma Phi Epsilon announces the engagement of Gurnery Norris, ph32, to Marguerite Jones. Miss Jones is a student at the University of Iowa and a member of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority.
Sigma Kappa announces the engagement of Betty Graham, gc, to E. Lawrence Kohler, Davenport, la.
Kappa Kappa Gamma announces the engagement of Patricia Eisenhower, b40, to Charles Godfrey, member of the Sigma Chi fraternity.
Alpha Chi Sigma, professional chemistry fraternity, announces the citation of Robert Gilb, phil. alumnus of Harvard and Clifford Pachen, c39
Alpha Chi Sigma, professional chemistry fraternity, announces the pledging of Dr. W. W. Deschene, assistant professor of chemical engineering; Albert Reed, c42; and John Hardeman, c42.
Harry Wiles '141, and Miss Dorothy Shearer, '37, were married Saturday afternoon in Macksville. Several members of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity attended the ceremony. Miss Shearer was affiliated with the local chapter of Alpha Chi Omega.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. K. Mykland, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Muriel Mykland, c29, to Bert Bortz Jr., c32, of Cristobal, Panama Canal will leave for Cristobal on June 29.
Guests at the Phi Delta house Friday were: Mr. J. M. McClure, Topken; and Moose Trettor and C. N. Cessheod of Kansas City, Kan
Dr. and Mrs. William L. Burdick will leave June 14 for Martha's Vineyard, Mass., to spend the summer. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Burdick's niece, Miss. Margaret Pettengell, who graduated this month from Colorado College, and C. H. Mullen, c39.
Meredith Dyer, f9-39, will sail from New York June 23 for summer travel in Europe, returning on September 1.
Arthur Nichols, Lawrence, was a guest at the Acacia fraternity house Friday.
Dean and Mr. Donald M. Swarthout announces the engagement of their daughter, Evelyn Gladys, to a private practice in City. The wedding will take place
PATEE
Sweethearts of the
"YANK AT OXFORD"
ROBERT TAYLOR
MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN
TODAY AND TOMORROW
"The Crowd Roars"
All Shows 15c Any Time
Edward Arnold - Frank Morgan
UNFAIR TO GLOOM
What's Happening This Week
James Gleason - Mary Hart News and "Penner's Picnic"
SEA Ship-Hoppy Hughes Pammi "MY WIFE'S RELATIVES"
On The Campus-a.m. m-Baseball, Class of '79 vs. Alumni-Faculty, Intramural
3:00 p-Men's, Eastport's, Annual Meeting, Merrill Hall.
Monday through Thursday: Finals.
The Slap-Happy Higgins Family
Saturday:
9:00 a.m. - Golf for Visiting Alumni the Lawrence Country Club.
10:30 a.m. - Alumni Visitation ongns, Municipal Union.
Friday:
8.00 p.m.—Commencement Recital, School of Fine Arts, Hoch Aud.
Sunday:
4:00 p.m. - Engineers' Annual Meeting, Marvin Inch
5:00 p.m. - Torch Chamber Mortar Board Reunion, Evans Hearth
1:30 p.m.—Open Air Band Concert on Campus.
8:30 p.m. University Reception, Indiana
9:30 p.m. Alumni-Senior Recruitment Dance, Memorial Union.
Courtesy of Indiana University.
11:00 a.m. Commencement Exercises at all Lawrence Churches
11:30 a.m. Commencement Exercises
2:39 p.m. Commissary Service, Hoch Aigurium,
3:45 p.m. Commissary Service, Hoch Aigurium
Sunday, June 11:
4:30 p.m.—Class and Group Reunion Dinners. 'All Reunion Headquarters'
at Memorial Union.
at American choice
7:00-9:00, Services, Memorial Stadium. Sermon by Dr.
James Honey Carter, pastor of the Broad Street Presbyterian
Church in Philadelphia.
JUNE JAMES
class of 1939 Breakfast, Memorial Union Building;
9:45 a.m. Annual Alumni Association Meeting, Fresher Hall;
10:30 a.m. Alumni Association Meeting, Fresher Hall
4:00 p.m. - Phi Beta Kappa Annual meeting, Spooner-Thuyer Auditorium.
At The Theaters--
7. 00 p.m.-Commencement Exercises, Memorial Stadium. Address by Dr. James Bryant Canton, president of Harvard University.
GRANADA ★ TODAY--5 DAYS—Claudette Colbert and James Stewart
"We will all be World's."
Friday is a Wonderful day in
Friday's A Wonderful Day—Florence Rice, Una Merkel and Ann Rutherford
in "4" in White Water
**eriod in "A" Girls in MADNESS**
**PARKER** *W* **KING** *ON HUNDAY—ROBERT Taylor, Maureen O'Sullivan*
*RUMPH* *THE GRASS BROOK* (*2nd)* and *The Hunger Family in*
*Madness*
PATTEE • TOMAHAWK
in "The Crowd Riot" (2nd) and The Huggins Family in "My Wife's Relations" with James Gleason and Mary Hart (3rd).
TUEDAYS AND WEDNESDAY - Mellyn Douglas, Flavice Marie in "Bill" and Kay Francks, John Lated, Ania Louise in "Bill" (2nd)
OICKINSON *T* DAYTON WEDNESDAY, HENRY Fonda, Alice Brady, Marjorie Weyer, in "Young Mr. Lincoln." THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Jane Witheres, Arlen Whelan, Richard Bond, in "Boy Walks," Special show play at midnight, "The Ghost Walks."
*AMSTY★ SUNDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY, Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda, and Nancy Kelly, in "Jesse James" WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, with Leon Ames, FRIDAY and CATURDAY, Bureau! with Leon Ames, FRIDAY and CATURDAY, The Jones Family in "Everybody is Baby!" and Tim McCoy in "The Prescott Kid."
THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY-Charles Starrett in "Colorado Trail" (Se) and Barton MacLeane and Beverly Roberts in "Tows A Cont
Wednesday, June 30, at the home of Dean and Mrs. Swearthout. Beylowe was graduated from the Fine Arts School and Mr. Hays is connected with the civic concert service of the National Broadcasting company. Eylowe has been teaching piano for the past two years at the Master's School at Dolbs Ferry, N.Y., and has also been doing some concert work.
Prof. Hay Will Direct Engineering Group
Earl D. Hay, professor of mechanical and industrial engineering, was elected to the chairmanship of the Kansas section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at a night held in Kansas City Friday
E. Maurice Bruzelius, '34, was elected secretary of the organization.
Spitsbergen is the most northerly inhabitable land in the world.
Former Student Receives Praise for New Play
Robert Gard, gr, technical director of the University Theater for two years, has received praise from both the New York Times and the New York Tribune for his play "The Slow Rider." He also collaborates with A. M. Drummond.
"A crisp new kind of laugh, The Cardiff Giant" captured the laughter and imagination of a large audience." critics said.
Gard is now at Cornell University where he is studying under a Rockefeller fellowship.
NOW IT'S---- CARLS
ARROW HDK'FS
TODAY
Thru Wednesday
THE EPIC OF A LAWLESS, EXCITING ERA!
YTREONE POWER
HENRNE FONDA
NANCY KELLY
ANDROLPH SCOTT
- ADDED -
CHARLEY CHASE
COMEDY
15c til 7 then 20c
TODAY CONTINUOUS From 2:30 Granada
5 GAY, GRAND, GLAD DAYS
Cincinnati, June 3, —UP)—Detective chief Emmett D. Kirgian said today that Elsie Sullender, 24, unmarried mother who poisoned and beat her two small children with a bathtub before trying to take her own life with poison, will be charged with murder.
Mother Is Placed On Murder Charge
The greatest picture since "It Happened One Night"
Elise Frances Sullender, six months old, died early today in a hospital, several hours after the young mother tried to end all three lives because she "had orchting to live for."
He liked romance note and
his shewn hairriage
in the room and out
Claudeette
University----
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brasses; Kerl Kuersteiner, violin;
Ola Eitner, violin and viola; Raymond Stuhl, cello; Joe Willkins, voice; Howard Taylor, piano; Ruth Orcutt, elementary theory; and Jack Dalby, fa 40, drum majoring and batwing tiling.
Harold Lee Sullender, three years old, was reported in "very critical" condition.
The high school musicians will be housed in the Pi Kappa Alpha and Triangle fraternity houses and the Qumran Quinn Fs security house.
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The hand that socks the husband rules the pocketbook.
FURIOUSLY FUNNY! MIRTHFULLY MAD!
DICKINSON
NOW thru WEDNESDAY
Tense moments as the screen unfolds a great man's personal moments!
The story of Abraham Lincoln that has NEVER been told!
HENRY ALICE
FONDA · BRADY
MARJORIE ARLEEN
WEAVER·WHELAN
EIDEN COLLINS - PAULINE MOORE
RICHARD BROWNWELL-DORIA MEEK
Directed by JOHN FORD
COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
We pause from celebration of our 50th and K.U.'s 75th Anniversaries to thank you for your relations with us this year and invite you to return soon.
843 Mass.
1939
never a better year to see the WEST Santa Fe via
Grand Canyon-
Indian-Detours一
Nature's surprise spectacle! The Santa Fe is the
the city entering this world-lifelong National Park
in Arizona.
Carlsbad Caverns—
Colorado-
1. to 3 day motor exploration, *round quaint old mountain* villas, *to age-old pueblo and isolated mountain villages*.
A vacation paradise where you can enjoy healthy out-door diversions.
Yosemite Park-
The "Underground Grand Canyon" of south-
eastern New Mexico, without a peer in size, variety
and delicate colorings.
... Majestic mountains towering waterfalls and forest giants high up in the California Sierra.
Golden Gate Exposition-
- You can weave all these grand bovel experiences into your trip canvas.
• The Golden Gate Exposition is it all so economically any time the Golden Gate Expo happens.
- For swift, convenient comfortable travel to and from California Santa Fe offers both de luxe extra-fare travel and economy travel alike.
... Magic city of towers, palaces, and minarets,
spaced by exotic gardens on Treasure Island in San
Francisco Bay.
For details about fares, reservations, etc., and for friendly assistance in planning your trip at the lowest possible cost,
ELLIS P. ADLY, Agent
Phone 32 Lawrence, Kansas
551
CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!
We thank you for your patronage this past year and for some of you seniors the past four years. We have enjoyed having contact with you.
If you are returning to K.U. next fall we'll be seeing you.
To you seniors — we hope you receive many lovely gifts from---
Weaver's