TUFSDAY, MARCH 7.1939
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
Polly Gowans. c'41. Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call KU-28; after 5, 2702-K3
Alpha Chi Omega entertained the following with a buffet supper Sunday evening: Bill Nurnery, m'uncl; Ted Nelson, c'24; Earl Pediake, c'41; Jimmi Eads, c'4; cuncl; Schyler Rice, c'40; Dick Martin, c'39; Harry Caldwell, c'39; Stewart Keown, b'40; Dick Driscoll, c'41; Ed Renth, b'41; Bud Pyle, c'42; Edward Gardner, b'41; Bud Fink, br'; John Griffin, c'29; Julian LeFage, c'42; Jim Nally, c'24; Carter LeFury, c'40.
Curtice Jenkins, ed. 38; Ray O'Brien, c. 39; Ted Thompson, c. 42; John Slocum, c. 41; Harold Dumler c. 42; Tom O'Donnell, b. pete McPhecters, b. 40; Jack Happy, ed. 44; Montgomeryeyer c. 39; Waren Rogers, Kansas City, Mo; Stewart DeVow, b. uncle; Phil Russell, c. 39; John Crary, c. 40; Kirk Owen, c. 40; Paul Newell, c. 42; Pete Robins, c. 40; Bill Bunsen, c. 41; Virginia Wallace, Kansas City, Mo.; Reha Corbett, Wichita, Ed Carr, c. 43.
The K. U. Dames bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs. Raymond Whittle at 740 Louisiana street tonight at 7:36.
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity held initiation Sunday at the chapter house. These initiated were Freed J. Sellaric; Merle C. Lindsey; b'40; Robert H. Price; c'41; Robert E. Berridge; c'42; John W. Dunn; c'42; and Burks Jure, c'uncl.
Sigma Nu fraternity entertained Sunday afternoon with a tea honoring their housemother, Mrs. Helen G. Shinn. In the receiving line were: Dick Newlin, b'40; Mrs. Shinn; Bishop Averill, l'39, and Larry Calkins, c'29. Don Wood, b'33, furnished piano music through the afternoon, Mrs. J. J. Wheeler and Mrs. H. C. Bigelow poured tea in the dining room and the following served: Mary Jo Connell, e'uncil; Mary Lou Borders, f'uncl; Louise Taylor, t'38, Heaven help, e'uncil; Mary Lewis, e'40; and Ruth Kellott.
Bosemary King, Nevada, Mo., was a dinner guest at the Kappa Eta Kappa house Sunday.
Kappa Kappa Gamma held an election of officers last night. Office members elected were: Pet Eisenhower, b'40 president; Maurine Gasy, c'40 president of standards; Bett Am Yaneke, c'40 trained manager; Alys Magill, c'unel; house president; Margaret McCoy, c'39, scholarship chairman; Marian Whitford, c'41, efficiency chairman; Betty Gene Sayles, b'40, activities chairman; Frances Hueud, h'41, social chairman; Maxine Ollman, house manager; Helen Johnson, c'41, treasurer; and Betty Wyatt, c'41, recording secretary.
--c'4; G. M. Buhr, Jh. c'4; Gayley Campbell, c'2; Jason Yordy, c'4; Frank Baumgartner, c'4; Richard Brown, c'1; emuC; George Godding, c'1; Emma Johnson, c'2. A formal banquet was held following the initiation ceremony.
Kappa Eta Kappa announces the pledging of David Dean Rosen, e'41 and Richard Weber, e'40.
Sunday dinner guests at the Thet
Tain fraternity house were Miss
Marcia Beaty and Mrs. H. W. Russell.
Fi Kappa Alpha fraternity celebrate the seventy-first anniversary of the national founding of the chapter and its twenty-fifth anniversary at the University with a banquet Sunday.
Guests were: Edward A. Bensan Jr, Clarence A. Mott, Arthur C. Hoagland, all of Kansas City; Paul Flight, Charles W. Summers, Glenn C. Boyer, Leland Gradinger, and Spencer Gard, all of Kansas City.
Or Rutledge, Walter Sellars, Lee Armagot, W. A. McKinney, J. H Lips, all of Wichtin; Bruce Cotter, William A. Vaughan, Stanford Thomas, and William Albright, all of Walsh; Charles Levine, Levi Zimmerman, White-water; Homer Hunt, Conway Springs; C. E. Bethesda, Eureka; H
WANT ADS
LOST. Black and white Sheaffer fountein pen. Lost in the Union building or between the Union and Brick's. Don Fitzgerald. 1245 Oread. Phone 1584. Reward. 108
LOST: Pair of rimless 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 Kansan Office and paying for this ad. -1/1
V. Tucker, McPherson; Earl Woodrow, topeka; Prof. W. W. Davis, Prof. Edward Taylor, and Lloyd Faust, all of Lawrence.
Guests at the alma Alpha Omieron IF house during the weekend were Mary Margaret Nelson, Norma Butterfield, Kansas City, Ms.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tongue, Tongue, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garrison, Richard Garrison, Ottawa.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Tau Omega house Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. E H Wright and Mr. and Mrs. George Howard, Bronson; The Allen Beaty, Topeka; Miss Helen Banowet and Miss Elizabeth Kidd Coffeville, and Gail Lell, cunel
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta Upsilon fraternity house were: Mr. Roscoe Ellard, Columbia, Mo.; Mr and Mrs. Charles Thompson and Nancy Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Burstot of Kansas City; Mr. C. A. Burstot of Houston, Mr. and Ms. Ray Wright, Lawrence.
Mr. Henry Busler, and Mr. Harcelo Love, Wichita; Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, Kannah City; Dr. and Ms. Leo V. Bargene, Topkane; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kaulman, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. T. Darling, Kansas City; Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. William P. Doitz, Topka.
Saturday guests at the Alta Tau Omega house were: William Clark Ft. Leavenworth; and Jack Pice Manhattan.
Delta Upsion fraternity held initiation Sunday for the following: Dugun Jack, c'42; William Robert Deitz, c'42; Bob Guy, c'42; Earl H. Clarke, c'42; Mack A. Carvey, c'41; Wray Fogwell, c'40; Hal c'uncel; Howard Hamilton, c'42; And c'uncel; Cindie Biebsch, c'42; Richard Cochener, c'uncel; and La Verne Turgon, m'uncl.
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity held initiation ceremonies Sunday for the following: Leo Thorne, c'chunk; Julien LePage, c'42; Dick Sect; c'chunk; Leroy Vieht, c'chunk; Bill Cordy, c'42; and Don Thompson, c'42.
Honor initiation was held for Max Howard, c'42.
Dinner guests at the Alpa Omelier Pi house Thursday night were Don Simpson, F41; Joe Cheksy, c'42; Ed Lewis, c'39; Clarke Calvin, c'40; Wayne Sellon, c'39; John Yodes, b'39; Harold Murcer, c'39; James Jones, b'39; Owen Gleason, c'40; Omer Voss, T39; James Cooper, c'1uncel; and Bill Everill, b'1uncel.
Hugh Magruder, e'39; Joh b
Thompson, e4; Al Faucenue, fa'41;
George Westfield, c4; Maurie Par-
menton, north; Jay Lamb, and
John Andrew.
Theta Beta Phi, honorary and professional journalism sorority, held formal initiation services yesterday afternoon for the following women: Loretta Diggs, c'unel, Marilyn McBride, c'unel, Curiel Murykland, c'39, and Mary Jane Sigler, c'39.
Weekend guests at the Alpha Tau Omega house were: Kenneth Kennedy and Paul Warmer, Chanute.
Sunday dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house were: Phil Noho, c'39; Bob Anderson, c'42; and Mac Tinklepaugh, c'40.
Kappa Sigma held formal initiation services Sunday for the following: Bill Murfin, c'4; J. D. Keeling, c'4; Germain Morgan,
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Mrs. L. M. Ewers, Caney, was a weekend guest at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
Weekend guests at the Kappi
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Dinner guests Sunday at the Phi Delta Theta house were: Clinton Kanga, Sr., Kansas City, Mo, and Owen W. Maloney, Sr., Lawrence.
Weekend guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house were: Betty Brunner, Betty Riley, Ruth Elizabeth Hinman, all of Columbia, Ma; Milruth Hawkinson, Manhattan; Ruth Peters; Reba Corbett, Wichita; and Virginia Wallace, Kansas City, Mo.
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Delta Tau Delta announces the pledging of Joe Chesky, c42.
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Weekend guests at Miller hull were Mrs. S, F. Kimble, Mulvane; Miss Betty Lee Carson, Salma; Miss Betty Anne Griffin, Hiawatha; Miss Zenobi Norman and Miss Rose Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. and Mrs. H. B, Smith. Waverly, and Mr. G. C. Pinney. Hiwatha, were Sunday callers at Miller hall.
Following the honor initiation of Emmett Hook, c'42, and Bill McEllenny, c'42, the Phi Gamma Delta chapter held its annual Norris Fig dinner with the following guests: E. K. Roberts, Clinton; E. D. Adams, Clinton; S. A. Mclain, Kansas City; R. H. Thomas, Kansas City, Mo; Harry J. Kansas, Kansas City; John E. Howe, Kansas City; J. W. Campbell, Kansas City; John F. Whitaker, Kansas City; Philip Willey, Hutchinson; H. W. Buzick, Sylvan Grove; Judge Hugh Means, Lawrence, Charles Elwell, Lawrence; G. A. Gorrell, Lawrence; Paul Anderson, Syllvan Grove; Stanley McCool, Kansas City; Mo, Lee Adams, Clinton; Ward H. Maris, FT Leavenworth; A. B. Mitchell, Lawrence; Bruce P. Kimball, Lawrence; Paul Friend, Lawrence; Wall A. Steiger, Lawrence; J. M. Wheeler, Hoover H. Jordan, Lawrence; J. L. Constant, Lawrence; Charles Rudleskow, Lawrence; J. H. Hicket, Kansas City, Mo; Jack Willey, Pratt; Russell Rourke, Kansas City; Robert Hueck, Excelsior Springs, Mo.
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elected the following officers Monday night: President, Francelle Zentmeyer, c'40; vice-president, Marjorie Smith, c'40; secretary, Harriett Goodwin, c'40; treasurer, Mildred Ogle, c'41; corresponding secretary, Mary Margaret Lynch,
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