SUNDAY, APRIL 2. 1939
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Delta Tau Delta fraternity entertained a steakty Saturday evening. Guests at the party included Betty Blake, c4; 14Jeanne Brussa, f4; 24Ruth Buehler, c4; 10Helen Bulker, c4; 1唇勒 Burofield, f4; 2唇勒 Burford, f4; 24Virginia Stork, c4; 1Mary Gray, c4; 24Virginia Greer; 24Bernadine Hall fa'ucl; 2Beth Hinson, f4; 24 Jane Irwin, c4; 34Marguerite Jones, c4; 4Jama Lewis, City City, Mo.; 2Suzanne Lowderman, c4; 2Alexia Marks, c4; 2Florence McConnell, f4; 2Louce McVey, f4; 39Ann Murray, f4; 2Anne Ruffle, City City, Mo.; 4Am Robbins, c4; 2Jean Robertson, c4; 2Shirley Jane Ruble, c4; 1Pullie Sherman, c'ucel; 1Alice Simons; Sariro Smart, c4; 1Helen Louise St Claire; and Jean Sunderland, f4
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Luncheon guests Saturday at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house were the following: Mrs. D. H. O'Hara, Mrs. Grace C. Butler, and Mrs. M.
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Ovile Rouch and Rex Worker of Pueblo, Colo., are weekends guest at the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house.
Bill Blandings of Barnard. Kan is a weekend guest at the Kappa Sigma fraternity house.
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Weekend guests at the Phil Delta Theta fraternity house are: Tom Lillard of Topeka; and Bob Jenkins of Wichita.
Delta Sigma Pi, professional business fraternity held a faculty dinner at the Colonial Tea Room last Thursday, Guests included: O. B. Roark; Ross M. Robertson; James C. Hoeffler; Dr. A. Stockton, dean of the School of Business, John Ise; Professor Lotters; and E. H. Bidgood.
Mr. Bidgood of Kansas City, Mo and formerly with Lloyd of London was the guest speaker for the evening.
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Weekend guests at the Acacia fraternity house are: Burkel Miese and Max Miese of Marion, Kan, James Zimmerman of Pittsburg, Kan.
Edward Hokanson, gr, was a dinner guest at the Theta Tau fraternity house Thursday evening.
Theta Tau, engineering fraternity announced the pledging of Charlie Kavannaugh, c.42.
Cello Choir To Play at Festiva
Cello Choir To Play at Festival
As a special attraction at the Midwestern Music Competition Festival to be held at the University April 26, 27, and 28, Prof. Raymond Stuhl of the university staff will present a cello choir composed of 60 cells. It will be the first time such a choir has ever been assembled in the Midwest.
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R.O.T.C. 'At Ease' At Annual Ball
Amid an array of military uniforms offsetting fragile formals the R. O. T. C. teld its annual Military Ball in the Memorial Union building Friday evening. More than 400 students and faculty members were present to dance to the music of Louie Kuhn and his orchestra.
Chancellor Lindley, introduced by Col. Karl F. Baldwin, gave a short address at the ball. He expressed his regrets that this was his last military ball during his chancellorship. It was his nineteenth since coming to the University. He praised the R. O. T. C, and the work that it is doing, and expressed the hope that the training the students are receiving would never be used for war.
During the dance Scabbard and Blade, honorary military fraternity, held formal pledging services for 10 new members. They were: Charles Baker, c'41; Eldreth Cadwalader, c'48; Clavelle Holden, c'40; Daniel Hopkins, c'40; Kalman Oruvetz, c'40; Wolfram K., c'40; Leonard Schroeter, c'40; Rex Sage, c'40; Raymond Herschman, c'40. Initiation will be held for the new pledges in about four weeks.
Essay Contest Entries Few;
Manuscripts Due May 1
Less than a score of entrants had turned in sealed envelopes containing their outline entries for the Hat Elizabeth Lewis essay contest at the deadline yesterday. The exact number of entries was not available.
The outlines were due today, but the essayists will have until May 1 to turn in three typewritten copies of their final manuscripts to the
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Chancellor's office. The awards will be announced at commencement. If the first prize essay is judged worthy, and if funds permit, it may be published.
Each contestant had to place his outline in a sealed envelope bearing the exact title of his essay and pseudonym to be used in cataloguing the entries. The actual names of the various contestants will not be known until the entries have been judged and awards decided .
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Netsters Battle For Team Berths
With the coming of good weather, the University tennis tournament has finally gotten under way. Yesterday, four matches were played off, making a total of five matches already played.
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Coach Glenn Oatman reported that the lettermen from last year pulled through and defeated their opponents. Oatman expects to announce the personnel of the tennis team next Tuesday. All matches will be played off by Monday afternoon. Kernut Franks, a year later,率领 his team in straight sets, 6-0, 6-0. Franks showed plenty of speech and showered many fine shots on Bradley. In the second match of the afternoon, Harold Sin-
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In the next match, Howard Engleman, basketball star, showed his heels to Campbell, when he defeated Campbell, 6-4, 6-1. Engleman's hard drives and steady volleyes moved Campbell moving across the court.
Outman said that the players that were defeated could challenge back if Outman thought it necessary to do so.
Blaine Hibbard, who defeated Bob Brockett in straight sets Wednesday, broke a bone in his foot the next
Mrs. Wilkins Praised In New York Recital
day and will be out of the starring line-up when Kansas meets Wichita here April 14. George Murphy, who broke a blood vessel in his ankle, defended Bill Everitt later yesterday afternoon, 8-6, 6-2.
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Marie Wilkins, wife of Joseph Wilkins, professor of voice, gave her first New York recital in Town Hall last Sunday evening. According to the New York Times Mrs. Wilkins was well-received by the audience, which included many of the finest voice critics in the United States.
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