WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19. 1939
UNIVERSITY DAIL KANSAN. LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill-an account of Mt. Oread Society
Mary Lou Randall, Society Editor
Five dances this weekend will add to the excitement of the Kansas Relays. Friday the DU's will give their annual spring party, the Sig Alph's just another party and the LSA. Their weekly dance. Saturday the Phi Gams and the Sigma Alpha Mu's will have their spring parties. All the fraternity dances are at the chapter houses.
before 5 p.m. call KU-25; after 5, 2702-K3
P. S. All reports on private parties will be appreciated. They must have the attendance of over six persons and must last two hours in order to get any creditable mention; even then it is not assured.
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Alpha Kappa Psi Holds Spring Party
Alpha Kappa Psi hold its annual spring party Saturday night at the chamber house. Music was provided by Roy Stoenner and his orchestra of Kansas City, Mo. Chaperones included Prof. and Mrs. J. G. Blocker, and Mrs. Kiicaud. The guests were as follows:
Peggy Cole, Chanute; Ruth Oat-
man; c4; 119 Jenner, Chanute;
Virginia McDonald; c4; 324 Morgane
Jones; c4; Bernie Hauck, c4;
Eleonor Marie Canfield, c'39; Mary Annette Thompson, c'40; Wanda Branham, Independence, Mo.; Mariah Hodges, Lawrence; Mary Fryer Gale, Adams, Griswold; Winfield Gerald Deen, Adams gr; and Ruth Mary Nelson, ed'40.
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--of the annual spring party of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity Friday night, Clyde Smith's band played. Chaperones were: Mrs. Overfield, Mrs. Landis, Mrs. Geo O. Foster, Mrs. Shinn, and Mrs. Wilson.
Carolyn Alkire, Lawrence; Lois
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Learned, c'42; Thelma Hildyard, c'
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Ruth Wiedemann, e41; Virginia Prindle, Tephee; Irene Vogel, Lawrence; Bertha Scott, e40; Julia Henry, ed 40, and Betty Watson, e45;
Emmet Park, e 41, was a dinner guest at the Kappa Sigma fraternity house Monday evening.
Ruth Yeomans, c'41, was elected president of Phi Chi Diary, Presbyterian sorority, at the regular supper meeting last night.
Other new officers are: vice-president, Eula Rae Kerr, c'41; secretary, Audrey Bateman, c'40; treasurer, Betty Lee, c'42; chaplain, Viola Knoche, c'41; historian, Dorothy Ansell, c'41; social committee, Mirai Cheeseman, ed'42 and Meredith Bolt, c'42; program, Emily Jane Youn, c'41; and Marjorie Hetzel, f'41; song leader, Joyce Visselman, fe'42; bulletin, Ruth Knoe, c'40.
"Chinatown Quest," the life story of Donaldina Cameron, was reviewed by Jean Dooley, c'41, at the meeting.
The engagement announcement of Miss Virginia Hardesty to Mr. Harold E. Keinecker was made Easter Sunday at a tea given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hardesty of Merriam. Mr. Hardesty, 37, is a member of Alpho Xli Delta sorority. Mr. Keinecker is a graduate of McPherson College. The wedding will take place June 8.
Kappa Sigs Have Garden Party A "garden party" was the them
Guests were; I Jane Irwin, c4; Frances Fittinger, Herington; Ellen Irwin, c4;1 Jeannette January, b2; 39; Bernadine Hall, fa 52; Virginia Anderson, ed' 40; Annette Reid, b2; 39; Roberta Walker, c4; 24; Jean Brusses, c4; 52; Sallie Jane Bachelor, ed' 39; Margaret Lewis, c3; 39; Mary McCrosky, c4; 24; Eleman Allen, Lawrence; Betty Bell, c4; uncle; John Johnson, c4; 42; Peggy Waddams, c4; 42; James Bean, c4; Haas, c4; 43; Mildred Wurnach, Atchison; Mary Ellen Brosius, c4; Jane Barnes, fa 42; Ann Cota, c4; Louise Wills, c4; Patty Ledyard, c4; Adelyn Cast, c4; Anne Carle, c4; Mary Glover, Kansas City, Mo; Ann Murray, fa 42; Betty Lot Sublet, c4; Betty Adele Clover, c4; 14; Joan Hinkle, Kansas City, Mo; Sie Johnson, c4; Alice Herington, fa 42; Grunwald, fa 40; Betty Blue, c4; Martha Jane Starr, c4;1 and May Warshaw of Ann Arbor, Mich.
Jack Clark of Manhattan was a weekend guest at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house.
end week guests at the Alpha Delta Pi. house were: Alice Hess Netawana Aviila Nullen Mekia, Iola Doriswina Van Dusen, and Doris VanDusen, Fredonia.
Doris Dean, eunel, was a luncheon guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house Tuesday were: Fred Black, Lawrence; Jack Townsend, and James Daniels, Pennsaukee. Flu
Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, installed its new members at a regular meeting Tuesday. The new officers are: president, Kenneth Cedarland, buncl; vice-president, Leslie Hixon, csp; secretary, John McCormack, c24; treasurer, John Miles, c25; retainer and historian, Charles Wright, fa 42; and chapter critic, Gordon Brigham, c'40.
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Maxine Roche, soprano, presented her master of music voice recital Tuesday night in the auditorium of Frank Strong hall. She was accompanied on her program of 20 songs by Winifred Hill, 'fa'41.
Maxine Roche, Sings Graduate Recital
The program began with numbers from the English and Italian composers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with songs from Robert Jones, Giles Earle, Handel and "Pastorale" (Bruni).
For, the second group sung in German, she sang "Sheep. My Graze in safety" (Bach); "Klage" (Baumhra); and three songs by her group "Erstes Bergenen," "Sterbehlacken," and "Der Wetternhaak."
The third group consisted of "I Trouvateur" (Verdi); and "Tacea la Notre Flacid" by the same composer.
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group of numbers from English composers which included "The Thought" (Broones): the folk-song, "Sourced Mountain" from the music of John Coltrane's bering, "Not Enough" (Dungan), and "Until the Day" (Olmstead).
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Pi Lambda Theta Discussion
Miss Beulah Morrison, professor of psychology, will lead a panel discussion on "The Advertiser and the Consumer" at a meeting of PiLambda Theta, honorary education sorority, tomorrow. The group will meet in room 115, Fraser Hall, at 7:30 p.m.
The other speakers will be Jean Russell, gr. Miss Mary Grant, associate professor of Latin, Lela Rosa, c'30, Tring Timpe, c'30, and Miss Alice Winston, associate professor of English.
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Kansas Declared Forensic Winner
Declared winner of the Missouri Valley Forensic tournament, Kansas won one first place and two second places in competition with nine other schools at Boulder, Colo., Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
The tournament, an annual affair involving competition in oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and debate, is the last intercollegiate contest scheduled for this school year. Students take first place for men, taking first place in extemporaneous speaking and second place in oratory.
The debate team which placed second after winning seven and losing three, consisted of Omer Voss, t'39, and Bobby Sullivan, c'41, affirmative; Eldon Smith, c'39, and Irving Kass, c'41, negative.
After the tournament, the Kansas debaters presented a model debate before the Chamber of Commerce in Springfield, Illinois, the home town of Voss.
The University Band, under the direction of Russell L. Wiley, gave a special concert for the public school in Victoria on February yesterday in Hoch auditorium.
Other schools represented at Boulder were Colorado University, Texas University, Louisiana State University, Oklahoma University, South Dakota University, Arkansas University, Iowa State College, Kansas State College, and Creighton University.
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LESTER OLMSTED
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HAROLD JOHNSON
DON FORTNEY
MIKE ANDREWS
JUNIOR CLASS
- JIM BURDGE, President
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SIDNEY SKLAR, Treasurer
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* BOB SULLIVAN
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* FRED ROBERTSON, Treasurer
* DONN MOSSER, Dance Mgr.
* MARVIN VANDAVEER, Dance Mgr.
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