WEDNESDAY, SEPT 29 1998
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
HELEN GEIS c40, Society Edito
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Sunday dinner guests at the Delta
Tue Delta dinner guest
LALIUD homeware:
Betty Blake, c40
Brian O'Connor, c42
Sobie Townsend, c42
Nobel Nuttum, Manhattan
R. B. Chapin, Manhattan
Cord Mebrick, Manhattan
Dick Laikens, c19
Miss Ida Mac Snyder, Architone
Theta Spaion, Baptist glor' siece,
held a test yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Burrow at
Woodbury Ave. for the test
the tan was *Arlene Melchert*.
Helen Bolft, f41 received the guests. The receiving line was Meryll Harshberger, c4, Arlene Melchert, f41, Helen Turner, c4, Murgie McCarty, c4, Mary Thomas, c4, Evelyn Melnik, Ruth Beckwith, c4, and Mrs. Paul Rankin Mrs. Louis Siusla paused.
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Watkin's hall will hold open house Thursday evening from 7 until 8 o'clock
Kamma Phi Bla announces the marriage of Isabelle Bash, Is, to Charles Rause, Jr. The ceremony took place on September 15 in the Kenosha Center in Kansas City, Mo. They are at house in Kansas City.
Betty Muchaic was a lunabased guest at the Gamma Phi Beta house yesterday.
Josephine Jacks was a luncheon guest at the Pi Beta Pid house yesterday.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Delta Pi home wine.
Saturday afternoon
Business hours:
Downtown, 10am-5pm
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Warren, Paula
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Johnson, Kansas
City, Mo.
Judge and Mrs. Nelson Johnson, Kansas
City, Mo.
Daddy, Daddy, Pittsburgh
Marvin Gen. inc., Omaha
Bob Stephens, Tabla, Omaha
Mr. Harry Martingly of Odessa
Mo. was a guest at the Alpha Delta
Phoenix yesterday.
Luncheon guests at the Kappa
Police Chief Announces Traffic Regulations
Jule Anderson, chief of the Lawrence police department, in a statement last night said that now he is forced on Massachusetts street.
First W.S.G.A. Tea Scheduled for Today
The Women's Self-Governing Association will be hostets to the first W.S.G.A. on this afternoon from 3 to 5 p.m., at the former lounge in Struth. Frank intruded.
All University, women are urged to attend these weekly teas which will be held each Wednesday after noon.
He chief wishes to thank the
docents for their co-operation so
for this year. He says, "drive care-
less," and he offers advice to a
saler in which to live.
Here the women of the University have an opportunity to meet new women and renew old acquaintances.
Members of other campus organizations and organized houses will be hostess during the following weeks.
Students Swing Out Tonight
Chief Anderson also stated the following speed limits were being enforced: on Massachusetts street from 6th to 11th the limit is 20 miles per hour. In all residential districts the limit is 25 miles per hour except on a through highway where 20 miles per hour is the maximum. In school zones 15 miles per hour is
Blue zones are for 20-minute parking only and the cars will be tagged the same as those parked in the 2-hour zones. The hours for the parking regulations are as follows: 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. during the day, and night when the time is extended until 9 a.m. There are no regulations on Sunday.
The second tee-mangling Mid-
wav variety will be hold tonight at
4:30 in the Memorial Under-
ground Hallway.
band funnels the swing wmv
which will tickle students
rhythm senses.
Kappa Gamma house yesterday noe
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha
Addie Cart
Berry West
Derrick Johnson
Dorothy Noble C46.
Tau Omega fraternity were
jane johnen
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Bolka, Chanute
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Calm, Kansas City
Mo.
M. , and Ms. L, M. Y. Kieren, Kansas M, M. A. S. Naitam, N. Louis M, M. S. Manton, F. P. Morgan, Master and Mrs. Secs. F. Laurentowen and Mrs. Fengren-Bloomberg, Linda
Frank Wilhelm, Lawrence
Jeremy Willkommen, Lawrence
Virgina Kiss, Lawrence
Perry Lawson, Lawrence
Kevin Warrick, Lawrence
Patricia Owen, 19
Patricia Tremblay, 21
Watkin's hall held election of of-
The Sigma Kappa will hold their first hour dance Thursday evening. Alpha Tan Omega fraternity will be held
basis, Monday evening.
Pedilhan, Lillian Fisher, c41
Vice-producer, Phyllis Hoeffler, c59
Director, John Searle, c49
Prasach, Kushni Kuchera, c49
Henston, Elizabeth Curry
Intraviolent interjuger, Ruth Mercer, c50
Social commentator, Dennis Hoeffler, c32
Producer, Mark Fitzgerald, c33
And Delphine Grierley, c39.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Bailey announce the birth of a daughter, September 26, in Kansas City. Mr. Bailey was a member of Stuart Cain Flaternity and Mrs. Bailey was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma security.
Kappa Kappa Gamma entertained
Stigma Alpha Epsilon with an hour
dance last night.
The Acacia fraternity entertained with a barna舞 dance for the Alpha Celta Pi security last night in the shiny house. The following girlsunta
Dennis Willamson
Alice Walker
Margaret Mary Lynch
Nate Newland
Annette Johnson
Virginia Mattingly
Claude Haight
Betty Irine Nichole
Betty Irine Nichole
Betty Burich
Maxime Hieu
Peggy Smith
Betty Lawson
Felicity Mattsa
Jay Mattsa
Tap Dancers Asked To Report for Class
All persons, both men and women, who have had experience in top dancing are asked to report in an advanced master tapp class which will meet at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursdays.
The purpose of this class is to work up program material consulting of sales and choruses of bots top and soft shoe numbers. This class will cover the various items we have had work in doing to get further public work.
Anyone interested should sign up with Miss Dunkel this week as the first meeting will begin Oct. 4.
Camera Club Plans Meetings for the Year
Officers of the K.U. Camera Club made plans last night for the coming years. Several student exhibitions were slated for the meetings and outlive speakers were secured to give views on photographic subjects.
Interested photographers are welcome to join the club. The first meeting of the year will be held Tuesday evening in the men's lounge of the Union building. Further details of the meetings will be announced later.
To date the plans include short speeches by Chancellor Lindley, Dan Crawford, and President of the University. Ms. Seymour will act as comaster. All six. 939. will act as teacmaster.
Student Taken Home With Mumps
Tentative arrangements *f or m*
miser tomorrow night were made
yesterday afternoon by the Encluse-
rion Council in a meeting at Muncil
Wayne Flicky, 450, who was con-
firmed to the Walkin Memorial Hospital
Tuesday with the mumma, was
already home in Osunwale,
mono yesterday.
Engineering Council Sets Tomorrow Night for Mixer
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The mixer will start at 7:30 p. m.
with an entertainment schedule of
about thirty-five minutes, it was designed
to be a little messy, there will be
cookies and doughnuts.
W. S.G.A. Makes Plans For Convention To Be Held in April
Plana were considered for the National Association Women Students convention to be hold here April 3, 4, and 5 at the first meeting of the University Women's Self-Governing Association last night. The University W.S.G.A. will be hostess during this meeting which will be attended by the presidents of all college women's governing bodies over a total of 100 participants in a meeting. Venus Wilson, c$40, was appointed chairman of the committee in charge of the convention, by Gevene Landrith, c$39, president.
the trustee election committee was announced as Betty Kimble, c41, chairman, Velma Wilson, c40, and Lorena Gorra c41, c41.
Phane were completed for the first WS/C.A. tea for all University women, to be held today from 4-6pm in the College jersey of Frank Struth manhole.
Although many of the details of the year's budget were considered at last night's meeting, final action was deferred until next Tuesday.
University Young Republicans are invited to attend a G.O.P. rally fodable at the party's headquarters in downtown Lawrence. Dick Mellon, president Topeka attorney, will be the principal speaker.
G.O.P. Headquarters Will Resound to Rally Tonight
In announcing the meeting, Don Hollis, police judge, said University Republics were especially urged to attend the rally. McLennan, a graduate of Westambri College School of Law, was named school enthalphal character in 1923 and dissenters will be served time.
Estes Group Picnic Planned for Friday
The first Eates reunion will be held at Hertley House at 5:30 Fri afternoon, and a picnic has been arranged. Ruth Clyde Brown, c'40, and LeBoy Fuitt, c'29, are co-chairmen of the Eats reunion.
All University students who have attended an LaTeX conference or who are interested in attending a future conference are urged to attend. Other students who have attended the conference from other schools are encouraged to attend.
Those students who attended the last conference are asked to bring any pictures they took.
All students who are interested in attending the reunion please call Henkley house (telephone number 323-784-5011). There will be a charge of $20.
Y's Hold First Joint Assembly
The first official joint assembly between the Y.M.-W.Y.C.A. in the history of the University was attended by 229 University students at Fresno theatre yesterday afternoon.
Dean F. T. Stockton of the School of Business returned to his home Monday afternoon, after spending a weekend at hospital in Kansas City, Mo.
The assembly was ended with a speech by the new Y.M. executive secretary, John J. O. Moore.
Dean Stockton Released From University Hospital
Jean Stouffer, c'41, played the opening prelude, "That Cause" which has been chosen for the Estes hymn and was sung by the audience. Ellen Payne, general secretary W.Y.C.A., then made a talk. The presidents of the two organizations were then introduced. They are Paul McIlroy, c'50, and Edidle Pears, c'40. After pics a joint reading they are the chairman of the various commissions introduced to the body. They are as follows: Jeanne Youngman, c'20, and Brent Campbell, c'41. Freshman Commission; Elizabeth Beck, c'30, Evelyn Bruhlakr, c'20 and Earl Stuckenbrück, c'20, Reinterpretation of Religion Commission; Marjorie Wiley, c'41, and Charles Yeymons, creative Leisure Commission; Betty Barnes, c'30 and Kermit Fruks, c'40, Personal Relations Commission; Harvey Banker, c'40, Current Arthus Balthaik, c'40, Authim Clive Brown, c'40, and Leo Fruitz, c'30, Ethes Commission and Mary James, c'41, Social Action commissions.
His condition is considered to be satisfactory, although it will be approximately two weeks before he resume his work at the University.
Glee Club Tryouts To Be Held Tonight
All girls who wish to tryout for the Women's Glee Club, but who were unable to attend at the scheduled time are asked to report to Miss Pearle Peabody, room 306, Frank强岭 hall, at 7:30 tonight. The Men's Glee Club tryouts are being held tonight in room 122, Frank强岭 hall at 7:30. Professor Joseph Wilkins, director of the club, will hear those men whose names begin with N to Z, inclusive. Students are asked to bring their own music if possible.
New supervisors at the Oread Training School this year have been selected. Miss O'Meara has charge of the social science department. Mr. W. H. Carter, who was head of that department last year, is now superintendent of schools at Edna. Miss Chaney is the new supervisor of the English department. Mrs. Chaney teaches the year and is now teaching in the Baratov School for Girls in Kansas City. Mo, M. E. Fink is now the typewriting classes. Miss Nell Ninehebeer, who was the supervisor of that department last year, is now at home in Osakaoka.
supervisors Selected for Training School
Kansas Young Republicans Plan Meeting in Topeka
The collegiate division of the Kansas Young Republican organization will hold a meeting in Topocha Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in the
This organization is composed of students from all the large colleges in Kansas. It is located at the smaller schools will be represented.
Oread Training School Elects Class Officers
Persons interested in Republici oak are asked to get in touch with avence Birney or Greta Gibson.
Classes at Oread Training School have elected the following officers for this year:
Senior- Seba Eldridge, president; Margaret Ouneword, vice-president; Barbara Wilson, secretary-treasurer; Jennifer Doyle, executive-treasurer; Marian Litchi, sponsor.
Juniors—Bob Woir, president;
Arthur Grant, vice-president; Virginia Grant, secretary — treasurer; Dr. Kenneth Dempsey, representative; Mr. Hemphill, aponizer
Sophomores—Loy Cook, president;
James Cooper, vice-president;
Charles Morgan, secretary-treasurer; Mr. Janizem, sponsor.
Lindley Attends Funeral Of Minnesota Colleague
Chancellor E. H. Lindley returned yesterday from Minneapolis, where he attended the funeral of President Obama and University of Minnesota Monday night.
The Chancellor was a personal friend of many years' standing of President Coffman, and was also the representative of the National Association of State Universities at the funeral.
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All independent women are particularly invited to the Sports Pow Wow to be tomorrow afternoon from 4:30 to 5:30 in Robinson gymnasium. The purpose is to give out intramural awards won last year.
All women are invited to attend, and especially women who do not belong to organized groups are asked to come so that they can be assigned to groups of their own in basketball, volleyball, tennis, horse-shoes, handball, golf, pong, deck tennis, or swimming. Special invitations have been sent to all organized houses. Mary K. Lattner, president, assisted by the W.A.A. sports managers, will be in charge.
The all-year intramural cup, which was won for the fifth consecutive time by the Kappas, will be awarded to them at this time. Other awards will go to Corbin hall see Theta's fifth, Flii's third, and Theta's fourth.
D. J. Willetts, Alpha Delta Pi, will winner of the individual championship with 160 points; Helen Geis, Kappa, second; Lois Wilser was the winner of 160 points. These women will be awarded championship medals.
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Jayne Catesides didn't herd the Phi bids upide to Dramatic Club tryouts at the appointed time so the arrow girls recited "Airy Had a little Lamb" ten different ways on their own private tryouts yesterday.
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If Dick LaBan's noble efforts to bring the Sour Owl out of the drolums and make it a humor magazine instead of a gossip sheet don't meet with approval, then the novelized formured humor trust can dissolve.
Some of the Miller hall girls were caught walking home from the Chancellor's reception shoes
sans stockings. Don't they know that this is a custom in vogue only at Kansas State?
Open season on houses begins next Friday when the Gamma Phi fling wide the gates to admit all and sundry who would come to make right merry. Such delightful debauchery. And such an葵萌 pune!
Profuse and profound apologies to Virginia Carson whose name should have appeared with PI Phi pledges in Sunday's column. Just an error printing, but as little Orphan Annie or somebody used to say, "We all make mistakes that's why they out erasers on pens."
Freshmen take heart! Paul Moritz, president of the National Student Movement, went three years without getting into a wrong classroom but slipped completely this fall when he sat with historians instead of philosophers the opening day.
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