WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8. 1899
PAGE THREE
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Association will hold a luncheon meeting Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H. C. Rumsey. The assisting hostesses will be Mrs. R. H. Harnay, O. M. Carolee, Mrs. Virginia Teter, Mrs. Mary Allen, Mrs. Adrian Lindsey, and Mrs. Amos Wilson, Tongkonie.
--brew up a good spring tonic. Get
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Alpha Chi Sigma, professional chemistry fraternity, announces the infusion of: Robert Sloobeom, c. 39; David Bald, and Edward Baker, c. 39.
...
Mr. Dorsey Osborn, Hutchinson, in a guest at the Phi Beta Pi house.
Mrs. J. W. Zentmeyer, Willis, is a guest at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
Mrs. D. E. Chesy, Halstead, is a guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house.
Waldo Hull, Moran, is n guest at the Alpha Kappa Psi house.
Kappa Eta Kappa, electric engineering fraternity, announces the vledging of Dean Rosn, c14.
Kappa Alpha Theta held election of officers last night. Officers elected were: Margaret Stookey, fa'40; president; Patty Woody, c'40; vice-president; Ruth Olive Brown, c'40; treasurer; Dorothy Jean Roberts, c'40; c'unel, recording secretary; Evelyn Meade, c'41, house manager; Alice Ann Jones, c'41, recording secretary; Mary Fitz-Gerald, c'40, social chairman; Sue Stotts, c'40, archivist; Alice Swartz, f'aunl, historian; Marilyn McBride, c'unel, editor.
Judith Tremblay, c'40; marshal;
Dorothy Juliette, c'42; marshal; Jean Stofer, c'39; chaplain; Judy Eidson fa'40, song leader; Jane Blaney ca'40, ruck captain; Betty Denioux c'uncl, scholarship chairman; Jane Blaney, c'40, internums chairman;
Nancy Kesler, fink, c'uncl; librarian; Nancy Kesler, fa'30, party chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Shock Lawrence, were dinner guests Tuesday evening at the Pi Kappa Alpha house
--brew up a good spring tonic. Get
lvours at Coe's Drug Store.
Tuesday luncheon guests at the Chi Omega house were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Faubion, Kansas City, Mo.
To Open Riding Academy Today
Tuesday dinner guests at the Ch Omega house were: Mrs. C. E. Gray Emporia, and Evelyn Lewis, c'unel
A new riding academy, Mott's Riding Academy, will have its initial opening today. It will be located on University Drive, four blocks west of West Campus road near the Delta Chi and S. A. E. houses.
Before going to Emporia Mott was with the 101 ranch circus doing fancy and trick riding.
Mr. McTott has a riding academy in Emporia at the present time teaching classes, giving credit in both the Junior College in Emporia and the State Teachers College.
Mr. Gale Mott, owner of the academy brought in eight riding horses this afternoon. Bridle paths have been built over a 40-acre trust in the property and are rented by the hour and instruction can be arranged for beginners.
He brought five-gaited and three-gaited horses with him today and plans to increase his stables here later in the spring. He plans to remain here and operate the academy himself.
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LOST: Black and white Sheefer
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LOST: Pair of rinessl glasses not in a case. Reward. Lost Monday evening, Feb. 27, after concert somewhere between auditorium and 1142 Ind. Robert Lommasson. Phone 2685. -109
FOUND: Near Union building, gold chain and link bracelet with inscription ANTI-PAN '38 on face and initials on reverse. Owner may have same by calling at Kansas Office and paying for this ad. -114
Department Receives Experimental Equipment
The department of petroleum engineering has received recently from the National Lead company the donation of complete experimental equipment for the purpose of measuring the efficiency of drilling fluids in sealing the walls of the various underground strata.
The donation also included supplies of the various substances used in oil field operations for the paraposition. The character of the drilling fluid.
On the Shin -brew up a good spring tonic. Get
lvours at Coe's Drug Store.
(Continued from page one)
Kenny Maricle is entertaining the mumps for a couple of weeks.
Charles Soller has just added a genuine corn cob pipe to his valuable collection.
Irvin Bleigh, local pop corn salesman, says she's at last discovered a use for the new fangled electric razor he got for Christmas. He shaves the fuzz off of chickens with it, when he goes in for cooking.
Lloyd Estes, it is rumored, has made an addition to his stamp collection.
Little Biller Vickers has turned poet. He hands in the following verse that he wrote in home room period Monday morning in Frank Book, district ID. We include it as this week's webverse;
Don't study when you are tired;
Or have anything else to do.
Don't study when you are happy;
For that will make you blue.
Don't study in the day time;
And don't study in the night;
But study at all other times
With all your main and might.
Our beloved editor, Mr. Fitzshern,
who has been quite poorly lately, is
much improved at this writing. We
recommend him to the office.
Get well quick, Bill.
Nice tender, juicy steaks suitable for frying are for sale at Joe Kennedy's Butcher Shop.
Get your dew proof blankets at the big clearance sale in Hank Smith General Store. Also horse-collars, boots and shoes for Professor Sisson's literature class.
*s studying "King Henry IV."*
The W. S. G. A. *Women's Stitch and Gossip Association will hold a tea this afternoon.* Miss Mequiar, the hostess, will serve a delightfully dainty lunch of sinkers and java.
Education Fraternity Dinner For Kansas-Missouri Group
Members of Phi Delta Kappa, professional education fraternity, from the University of Kansas and the University of Missouri will be guests of the Kansas City, Mo. chapter at a dinner meeting in the cafeteria of the Wyndham High School in Kansas City, Kauai, Thursday.
Prof. J. W. Twente of the School of Education will be the program chairman for this "get together" discussion is to be the program topic.
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Among those nominated yesterday in the city Primary elections was Prof. F. A. Russell, University civil engineering instructor, who was nominated without content on the ticket for third ward counselman.
C. B. Russell, vice-president of the Reuter Organ Company, received the Republican nomination for mayor of Lawrence.
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The primaries were practically and all Republican affair with only A.W. Berger representing the Democratic party.
Other successful candidates include; Harry Kevin, nominated for first ward councilman; W. C. Hunsinger, for second ward councilman; John Selig, for fourth ward councilman; J. C. Carter and W. A. Berger for fifth ward councilman; Ralph Pine for sixth ward councilman; E. E. Alexander for city treasurer; Donald S. Hults, for police judge; Mrs. Earnest Boyce, L. H. Houston and Lloyd Proudt, for the board of education and Mrs. Whit A. Churchill for treasurer of the board of education. These candidates will be in the City elections, April 4.
Varsity tennis team candidates are asked to attend a meeting in Robinson gymnasium, room 206. Thursday night at 8 o'clock. All lettermen are required to be the first in line to the team should attend this meeting.
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"Sonata," Carl A. Preyer, piano composer's composition which recently won first place in the Kansas composer's contest, will be played by Miss Lucele Wagner, gr., in a premier performance at the Kansas State Music Teachers' association convention Thursday in Winfield.
Fine Arts class will be dismissed Thursday and Friday, the two days of the convention, since the entire music staff of the University will make the trip to Winfield.
Russell L. Wiley, associate professor of band, E Thayer Gaston, gr., Charles Sanford Kilton, professor of organ, and Dean D. M. Swarthout of the School of Fine Arts, will be speakers at various meetings during the convention.
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