SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1939
PAGE THREE
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill-an account of Mt. Oread Society
The majority of fraternities and sororites are celebrating Mother's Day this weekend. Some have planned programs for this afternoon while others entertained their friends and waited for next weekend to bring their mothers are the Phil Deltas, Acacias, Triangles, A. O. Pis, and the Pi Phi. The Sigma Nus plan to celebrate the weekend after May 14
Miss Mabelle Robenhall, Kansas City, Kame; Meiddesmes J. M. Roach and M. L. Fisher. Leavenworth, Rover, Mount Vernon New York.
Mesdames Vernon L. Miller, Bethel;
Sarah Gellrich, San Francisco;
Cailf; F. H. Saxon, Waverly; Creta
; Mayer; Mary Oliver, Kansas City,
Mo.
Watkins hall is having its thirteenth annual Mother's Day Breakfast today. Each year mothers of the residents of the hall gather for a breakfast the week before Mother's Day. Mothers and guests are coming from as far away as New York and California.
Mendames LaRue Carr, Oaxacan;
Charles Roos, Dover; William
Kampbro, Levenworth; George
Tanxonie; Tim Graham, Ottawa
Miss Elizabeth Megurian; Meidams C. E, Esterley H. L. Haden Topeki; Miss Alma Calvert, Topeka Godmes M. Henderson, Kildensholt
The guests are: Meidmeses Free C. Knoche, Paoal; F. L. McAunny Excelsior Springs, M.; Frei S. Curry, Wichtih; Sherman Baurassa, Topeka, C. A. Standiford, Salima, M. A. Martin, Paolo.
Lillian Fisher, c'41, president of the Lillian, is mistress of ceremonies Dorothy Hendrikson, fa'41, will play a piano solo; Betty Lee Beaty, c'42 will give a musical reading accompanied by Muriel Mykland, c'39 Herta Elchheimerhers, c'42, will render a violin solo; Mrs. C. E. Kester, will extend a greeting; Elizabeth Cuny, will welcome the mothers, and Mrs. F. S. Curry, Wichita, will give the mother's response.
Before 5 p.m. call KU-25; after 5, 2702-K3
Miss Mary Fee, Lawrence; Mesdames L. W, Rose, Foale; Ralph B. Beatty, Ellsworth; G. L, Mali, Silver Lake; Miss Persia Cook, Mrs. Pearl Praym, and Miss Helen A. Titworth, Lawrence.
Mary Lou Randall, Society Editor
Southern Plantation
The Gamma Phi Beta sorority instead of having their annual buffet supper last night as planned, went on a picnic with their dates to State Lake in Tonganoxie.
A Southern Plantation was the theme of the Kappa spring party
Kappa Alpha Theta announces the engagement of Jean Anne Cardwell, c'email, and Lyle Willis, c'33 Willis is a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
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Among the ailments that are conveyed from dogs to min we note the inclusion of insomnia. Some people get it from the dog next door.
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Nobody laughed when I stepped up to the piano. The second payment was months overdue and I had come to take it back.
LOST-Pocketbook, somewhere in in Journalism building, Saturday, May 6. Finder please return to Kansan Business Office, and receive reward.
last night. Lattice with flowers entwined and figures of pickinanium added to the effect Patty Leidyward and others from the orchestra as accompaniment.
Betty Graham of Davenport, Iowa is a week end guest at the Sigma Kappa house.
Thurlow Liurance of the Wichita University Players is a weekend guest at the Delta Tau Delta house.
Watkins hall has elected Lillir Fisher, c'41, to act as temporary chairman until next year.
Jean Cardwell, c'unel, and Betty Muchic, c'unel, were dinner guests at the Phi Kappa Psi house Friday evening.
On the Shin -pin on, Barbara Smyth and announced it was Rex Dairman's. Case of such goings on was Freshman Day.
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Of Things Incomprehensible: Six carloads of an entomology class report having seen Phil Nicholson plus Roberta Cook out in the country alone together...studying... "Senator" Sam Sifers leaves his car in case of Pi Phi's whistle he's off to the Derby. . A lot of the follows what with dates to the Cakewell hunt, what with the Cakewell Come stories of Bob Morton's attention to Mary Lewis—much niceties as a live Easter bunny, china penguins, and a coke eve at 10:15 or thereabouts. . . .
... but Worse is Clark Myers' account of a quick plunge into the state lake, the frigid waters of which caused an abundance of goose pimples and after Virginia Ruse forbade him to, soo ... Add a lot of talk about Julie Henry and Jack Nessily getting ready to make an American movie. And give Ye Shinster credit for admitting he was wrong on that Bunsen & Fowler split - it lasted only three days ... .
A girl walked into the Jayhawker office one day last week to have her senior picture put in the last issue. She didn't list any of her activities or accomplishments and said she didn't have any. A few days before she had been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Oh well.
Late Thursday night some Sigma Chi's projected risk-gay moom pictures on the Theta house. The
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Sack—The Poet, $2.50
Jack—Timber, $2.50
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Field—All Heaven and Heaven.
Goudge—The Middle Window.
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Gibson $2.50
The Prophet, $2.50
Rawlings - The Yeanting, $2.50
Rama - Wine of Good Hearth, $2.50
Ramsay - Lily of the Lake, $1.69
Lindberg - Litten, The Wind.
Some, $2.00
Mitchell—Gone With the Wind.
$1.49
Curie—Madame Curie, $1.49
Van Loan—The Arts, $1.98
American Home Cook Book, $1.00
American Cookbook, $1.25
Bond concrets礼盒, $1.50-$5.00
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The Garden Guide, $2.00
Ice—Sand and Stubble, $1.48
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On The Campus-brakes; third, Vanderbilt, Kansas State; fourth, Mills, Nebraska. Distance—122 feet 9 inches (nebraska). Record of record 148 feet 13 inches established by Francis, Nebraska, in 1937.
TODAY: A maritime show, "H. M. S. Pintafe" sponsored by Mu
Phi Epsilon, presented at 4 p.m. in Fraser theater.
TOMORROW: Anti-aircraft demonstration at Haskell Institute around 9:30 a.m. plus a real haibearc. Senior class meeting at 10:30 a.m.
TUESDAY: M.S.C. banquet and installation of new representatives at 6 p.m. in the Memorial Union building. Proficiency even registration.
Shain Dumbring, Properity Usa, Registration:
WEDNESDAY. Pacifists hold peace convoction. Last day to register
for prosecution events.
THURSDAY: Kansas State participates here for tennis and golf games
Phi Beta Kappa initiation.
SATURDAY: Dooms day for illiteracy as the last English proficiency exam is given.
At The Theaters-brakes; third, Vanderbilt, Kansas State; fourth, Mills, Nebraska. Distance—122 feet 9 inches (nebraska). Record of record 148 feet 13 inches established by Francis, Nebraska, in 1937.
GRANADA: Today for five days Mickey Rooney and the Hardy family in "The Hardy's High Ride" with Lewis Stone and Fay Holden.
DICKINSON: "Mother's Day." By purchasing your own ticket your mother will be admitted free to see George Raft, Ellen Drew, Hugh Herbert and Zazu Pitts in "The Lady's From Kentucky." Runs today through Wednesday.
PATEE: Today and tomorrow, "Disky Business" with George Murphy and Dorothea Kent; also "Within the Law" with Ruth Hussey, Paul Kelley and Tom Neal. Tuesday and Wednesday, "Hitting a New High", with Lily Perry and Jack Oakley, also Humphrey Bogart in "Racket Butlers" with George Brion and Gloria Dickson. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Phantom Stage"; and Bob Burns and Jack Oakie in "Radio City Revels."
Theta's couldn't see the flickering shadows and therefore couldn't see anything amusing about the deal. But neighbors did and are requesting a second showing.
VARSITY: "Mother's Day" today also. Today through Tuesday "Spawn of the North" with George Raft, Henry Fonda, and Dorothy Lamour; also Donald O'Connor and Billy Cook in "Tennanty Moonshine." Wednesday and Thursday, the Ritz brothers in "Kentucky Moonshine." Also Ninny Grawl and Donald Woods in "The Black Doll." Friday and Sat Monday in I Am a Charlton," also James Starrett in "Spoilers of the Range."
Y. W.C.A. Board and Cabinet Meet
Eddie Parks, Y.W.C.A. president,
will be in charge of a joint meeting
of the old and new YW. cabinet
and advisory boards at the home of
Mrs. C. B. Althaus, 930 Oak street,
at 7:30 tomorrow evening.
The cabinet and board members will meet at Honey house and go in cores to the meeting. The new of-ware will be installed at the meeting.
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Kansas Loses-brakes; third, Vanderbilt, Kansas State; fourth, Mills, Nebraska. Distance—122 feet 9 inches (nebraska). Record of record 148 feet 13 inches established by Francis, Nebraska, in 1937.
Two-mile, run-Won by Harris, Kansas; second, Mitchell, Kansas; fourth, High, Kansas; State; fourth, Moore, Muralte, Nebraska; Tenn., 3-54-83.
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220-yard low hurdles—Won by Simmons, Nebraska; second, G. Foy, Kansas; third, T. Dodge, Kansas Time, 3/24; Dewey, Nebraska.
Broad jump—Won by Hotchkiss,
Kansas State; second, Newmann,
Nebraska; third, Dawson, Nebraska;
fourth, Edwards, Nebraska.
Distance—22 feet 9.5-8 inches.
One-mile relay—Won by Kansas (Greene, Brandt, Graves, Cox); second, Nebraska; third, Kansas State. Time=3.219.
Pole vault- Won by Bird, Kansas;
second, Newman, Nebraska; third,
Legate and Scott of Nebraska tied
for third and fourth. Height—13
in. Score of record in the record
of Ray Noble of Kansas at 13 feet
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Javelin throw—Won by Durand, Kansas; second Wibbels, Nebraska; McCutchin, Kansas Stute; fourth, Kansas Stute; Distance 189 feet 3 inches.
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Today is K.U. "Mothers Day"
Every mother is invited to be our guest today is accompanied by our daughter. Purchase you own a book.
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Today is K.U. "Mother Day" Every day to be invited to our guest today if unaccompanied by sin or dishonor. Partake your own in your own
BRING YOUR MOTHERS FREE!
GOOD AT ANY TODAY SHOW
All Women interested in the Joy
Janes organization are invited to a
tea to be held Tuesday, May 9,
in the Joy Jones Building
Union building from 3 to 5 p.m.
Send those Winter clothes to
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Remember Mother with Candy Whitman's and Stover's Chocolates MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 14
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