FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1929
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
Ardath Cauble, c'39, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call KU-28; after 5, 2702-K3
Theta Sigma Phi entertained at luncheon today in honor of Mrs. Lucy Rogers Hawkins. The lunchon was given in the Old English room of the Memorial Union building.
Those present were: Mrs. L. Flint, Mrs. W. A. Dill, Miss Margaret Lynn, Miss Elizabeth Meguaral J, K. Jister, Mrs. C. B. Holmes Elizabeth Carruth, c39, Agnes Skolcut, c39, Elizabeth Deming, c39, Louise Pepton, c39, Louis Peyton, c39, Jane Wilder, cunel, Marilyn McBride, cunch Mary Jane Sigler, c39, and Muriel Mykland, c39.
Dinner guests Wednesday evening at Corbin hall were: Lorraine Love, C4; Garfield Richard, Fund; Charles Kimball, 2nd'1; Moselyn Harberger, c4'0.
Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, announces the pledging of Ralph Gariltz, c'41, and John Lesix Hoxon, c'sp. Thomas Han-cock, instructor in economics, was elected junior advisor.
Mrs. A. C. Moorhead, Hugoton, is a guest this week at Corbin hall.
Mary Jane Schock, c. 39, and Dorothea Adams, Independence, were dinner guests at the Apha Delta Pi house yesterday.
Kappa Sigma fraternity announces the pledgng of Chick Hargif, c'42.
The Catholic church will hold open house for University students Sunday evening at 7:30 at the church.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F Jones, Leavenworth, were guests at the Alphi Chi Omega house Wednesday.
Mrs. R. E. Gowans, Ottawa, was a guest at the Alpha Chi Omega house Wednesday.
Germany Gives Sharp Warning
Hiliter, who journeyed here by special train to lead tens of thousands of Nazis in tribute did not speak at the ceremonies and hurried back to Berlin without going to the beach to Berlin to motivate the motto, "Love never ends."
Erast Ribben and Erast Dohle, heads of the organization of Germans abroad, used their eulogies for fighting attacks upon the Jews who have suffered a wave of Nazi terrorism. As a result of the slaying of Rath by Herschel Grzymuszt, the seventeen-year-old Polish Jew.
"Lies, slander, blood and terrorism are instruments of international Jewry and other destructive elements." Ribben said.
Jochim Von Ribbentrop, German foreign minister, stood before the Swastika-draped casket and beated the "hostile world that will它 be able to hold up the evolution of a new idea by blind batred." Fuhrer Hitler sat with folded arms a few feet away.
Women's Intramurals
Dusseldorf, Germany, Nov. 17—(UP) Sharp warning to the world that Germany "takes up the challenge of the assassination of Erwin Vorn Rath" taught echoed through the huge Rhein thiele where the 28-year-old was born in Paris by a Jewish youth, was given a martyrs' funeral.
The juniors defeated the sophomores 4-2 in the hockey game Wednesday afternoon. Irene Mo-Adoo scored two goals and Julia Henry and Virginia Anderson each scored one for the juniors. Gladys Bitter and Virginia Bell made the scores for the sophomores.
The seniors will play the soph-mores today in the last game of the inter-class tournament.
On the Shin-berta Mitchell was to have received the following, but it was interrupted. "Your table manners resemble those of the stone age." Don't be in such a hurry to gobble down the food. A person would think you were racing Sea Biscuit in the third. . . You might try passing the food without our having to organize a cheering section to yell for it."
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trouble getting dates. Hack thinks it is because girls don't know he's now unattached. However, he is a medical student to whom nothing is sacred and I think therein lies the fault. For example, Hack, why not talk about birds and flowers on your next date instead of brightening up table conversation with the physical condition of that cadaver you're dissecting.
Chi Omega's last week allied their grips about everyone else in the chapter by dropping notes to them in a little box. Proxo-Ro
Alpha Delta Pi sorority entertained the Kappa Sigma fraternity with an hour dance last evening.
--berta Mitchell was to have received the following, but it was interrupted. "Your table manners resemble those of the stone age." Don't be in such a hurry to gobble down the food. A person would think you were racing Sea Biscuit in the third. . . You might try passing the food without our having to organize a cheering section to yell for it."
Luncheon guests at the Gamma Phi Beta base yesterday were Mary Ellen Brosius, c'uncil; Marlane Bantleon, c'40; Harriet Darby, c'40; Mrs. Francis Varga, Kansas City, Mo.
Lunecheen guests at the Chi Omega house yesterday were: Elizabeth Kirsch, c'uncel; Emily Jean Milan, c'anjo; Joa Moorhead, c'24; Stella May Crum, c'24; Jean Renick, fa c'42; Virginia Carson, c'24; Louise Webster, c'42; and Mary Wilson, c'39.
Acecia fraternity entertained the pledges of Alpha Chi Omega sorority with an hour dance last evening at the chapter house. The guests were: Margaret Whitehead, c'42; Jenne Bruce, f'a 24; Sue Johnston, c'42; Peggy Gebreu, c'42; Marion McIntire, c'42; Inez Rice, c'42; Estelle Eddy, c'42; Erlene Hale, c'42; Dendorl Curtis, c'42; Louise Bush, ed uh'1; Marion Lacey, c'42; Dorothy Durand c'42; Georgiaine Theis, f'a'1; Betty Lou-Subc, c'42; Betty Hallam, c'42.
Roy Kirby, c. 39, president of the local chapter of Delta Phi Delta, national legal fraternity, is attending a regional convention in Kansas City. Mo. The meeting will convene on Friday and end Saturday afternoon.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Ben S. Paulen, Independence, were dinner guests at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity last Wednesday evening. Dinner guests at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity yesterday were: Annette Reid, b: 329; Dennis Lemoine, c: 39; Betty Blake, c: 41; Camilla Scott, c: 41; Joy Lawson, c: 40; Peggy Morse, c: 29; and Jean Tailout, c: 40
Naturally anyone who knows Roberts will know the author was only kidding. I just printed it because Roberts said that the only one who gets loosely letters,
It looks like football-player Bill Lenhart is attempting to maneuver himself back into seizing position with Jane Blaney. Maybe I should warn him not to be fooled by the absence of Bill Harris's Sig Alph pin, because Blaney and Harris set all personal differences beautifully in the City last Saturday night.
Name Singers For Christmas Vesper Choir
★Nearly One Hundred Began Rehearsals Wednesday for Program Dec. 11
Selection of nearly 100 voices to sing in the Christmas Vespers Chorus was announced yesterday by Dean D. M. Swarthout, director of the group. The chorus, which will also take part in the candle light processional and recessional, began rehearsals Wednesday on four Christmas numbers to be sung at the Christmas Vespers Dec. 11.
Personnel of the chorus includes:
First soprans: Mildred Lundy,
Joyce Viessemel, Rhea Bamberg,
Dorothy Hawes, Meriwil Moore,
Mary Louise Beati, Ruth Meinke,
Helen Campbell, Wilma Milmed, Agniz
Romany, Betty Lou Mechem, Evta
Teagarden, Treva Thompson, Paitya
Jayne Wadley, Lloyd Fondemacher,
James McGee, John Smith,
Marie Meyn, Donna Hughes, Eva
Lily Wilkinson, Gretchen Speelman,
Hortense Harris.
Second Sopranos: Eleanor Rose Black, Helen Anderson, Catthele Beyer, Martha Boucher, Betty Burch, Corrine Harrison, Beth Hinkson, Flora Kauffman, Helen Meyer, Megg Draper, Joyce Yever, Elizabeth Whiteford, Ethelyne Burns.
First Altoz: Ruth Boman, Annitane Clemens, Fringes Hurd, Claude Knutch, Edmonda Mercer, Mildred Mevor, Helen Mee Mac Peters, Agnes Betty Strachan, Norma Wallace, Bernice Zuercher.
Second Altoz: Barbara Edmonds,
Leonore Grizzle, Margaret Harbaugh,
Leonore Knuth, Arline Meil
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State Highway Patrol Experiences Busy Month
Topeka, Nov. 17. — The Kansas State Highway Patrol experienced one of its busiest months during October, the monthly report issued today by Col. J. B. Jenkins, superintendent, reveals.
Patrolmen investigated 125 accidents, made 5.633 light corrections and issued 5.028 warnings for minor violations. They made 643 truck inspections, rendered 898 services to the city, and gave first aid in 14 instances.
Arrests for October totaled 254, of which 30 were for speeding, 24 for running stop signs, 58 for license violations and 22 for no driver's license. Twenty-two persons were arrested for drunken driving.
Lorain, Ohio. — (UP) — Violets bloomed out of season on a farm near Lorain. Other unseasonable bloomings in the vicinity included; pear trees, lilac bushes and raspberries.
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