SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1938
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society by Helen Geis, c.40
Prof. W. S. Johnson, of the department of English, and Mrs. Johnson will entertain with a tea this afternoon at their home, 1509 Crescent Road. The members of the faculty of the English department and the English majors are to be their guests.
Chancellor and Mrs. Lindley entertained as their dinner guests last evening: Mrs. Roossvelt; her secretary, Miss Thompson; Mrs. Walter A. Huxman, wife of the Governor; Senator Arthur Capper; Mr. and Mrs. William Allen White of Emporia, and Dean and Mrs. Paul B. Lawson, representing the University.
The W.A.A. gave a tea yesterday afternoon for the visiting hockey clubs. It was held in the Pine Room of the Union building from 4 until 5 o'clock. Yellow snap-dragons and white button chrysanthemums were the decorative center piece on the table at which Miss Elizabeth Meigar, adviser of women, and Miss Elizabeth Dunkle poured.
Delta Tau Delta held their annual peddle party Friday evenig at their chapter house.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained with a 'Round the World Cruise' party Friday night. The following were guests at the party: Virginia Shelden, f'41; Jane Blaney, c'40; Caroline Green, c'41; Mary Jenne Coronel, u'unc!; Norma Sloan, c'41; Wedge Dawe, c'42; Jeanne Cady, Kansas City, Mo.; Greta Gibson, f'41; Diane Irvine; Bett Coulson, c'41; Mary Beth Dodge, f'42; Anita Warden, f'41; unet; Jennet Deen, c'unel; Unnee Underwood, Manhattan; Mary Ewers; Denny Lemoine, c'40; Amn Cato; Libby Metcalf; Shiru Hirai; unet; Jennet Deen, unet; Unnee Husselny, fs; Joanne Weddell; Delix Griese; Patty Jane Wadley; Mary McCrosky; Jean Howes, c'unel; Julia Matthies; Alice McGill; Marianna Bantleon, c'40; Maxine Miller, c'41; Eleonar Cavert, c'unel; Betty Clower, c'41; Mary Bier Wier; Virginia Houston; Mary Alice Livingston, c'unel; Jean
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night. Guests were as follow:
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c'40; Virginia Gray, c'41; Jean
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The Aescia fraternity entertained it on an informal Halloween 'e party night day at their chapter house. he following were their guests: Mays Munson, c'39; Jo Davis, c'1cn; Mary Roberlin Scott; Lucille Myers, c'41; Lola Barrhill, c'41; Mary Louise Baker; Peggy Smith; Marjorie Powell, Topeka; Betty Burch, f'41; Nell Clark, c'40; Margaret Harbaugh, l'41; Dorothy Haynes, Topek; Dorie Williamson; Neeb Hustin, c'1cn; Neeb Hustin, c'41; Page Wilma Simons, c'41; Jean Boswell, c'41; Agnes Skolotu, c'39; Harried Goodwin, c'40; Matty Meacher; Helen Gulick, Kansas City, Mo.; Phyllis Foust, k'28; Don Schultz, Lawrence. Chapherones were: Mrs. M. M. Wolf, Mrs. C. A. Thomas, M. M. Clark, Magnidge, and Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Trece.
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A Henley House Meeting
"Christian Marriage," Mrs. Mildred Inkeeple Morgan, Westminster hall, Monday through Friday, Chairman, Mary Jane. "The World Mission of the Christian Church," Paul J. Braised, Henley house, Monday through Friday, Chairman, Sam Maier.
"Cultivation of the Spiritual Life," E. Stanley Jones, auditorium, Myers hall, Tuesday through Friday, Chairman, Jeannine Youngman. "Christian Vocation," Harold A. Ehrensperger, Chairman, Jeannine Hall, Tuesday Elizabeth Meek
Many of these leaders will lecture before various classes of the University during the week. At 9:05, Albert W. Palmer will speak to the urban Sociology class. in 208 Frank Strong hall, and Herbert King will meet the mental test room in room 10:30. J. Harry Cotton will address a special convoction, in the Little theater in Green hall.
Dr. Herr'ek B. Young, former staff member of the Associated Press, Indianapolis office, will talk before the History of American Journalism class, the International Relations and Contemporary Civilization classes.
Class Lectures Planned
Mildred Inskepen Morgan will speak before classes in the family, educational psychology, adolescence, and the psychological clinics. Following the week at the University, the Mission School of state university Illinois, Illinois, and Nebraska, and be at Kansas State college the week of Nov. 20.
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