THURSDAY, MAY 19; 1938
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY JANKE, c' 38, Society Editor
Before 1 p.m., call U. 21; after 1, call K. 2702-K)
--the D.A.R. and the Douglas County Historical Society.
Sigma Kappa sorority entertained the following at a Parents' Day dinner Sunday:
Mrs. M. A. Mechem, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. m. F. J. Ivarein, St. Joseph,
Mrs. m. Bubblie, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. c. H. G. W兰德, St. Joseph,
Joeh. Mo.
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Huntington, Kansas City, Mo.
City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Bodwell, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett, Lawrence
Delta Sigma Pi, professional commerce fraternity, announces the pledging of the following new members:
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John Battenfield, c41
Preston Butter, b'cutl
Jack Congrove, b'39
Anne Conn, b'39
Bidgray Dowling, b'instructor in economics
Fred Lake, c40
Bill Lebrant, c40
Peterson, c40
Chide Smith, b'39
Jack Spices, b'med
Walter Sutton, b'39
Henry Schussler, c40
Daniel Chall
Alpha Delta Pi entertained the following members of the faculty at a
Alphida Delta Pi endeavored the to-
lowing members of the faculty at
four colleges equal in number:
Professor Allen Crafton and Mrs. Crafton
Prof. E. F. Engel and Mrs. Engel
Professor Robert L. Merrison
Miss Bemalh Merrion
Prof. Byron Sarvis
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Weekend guests at the Sign Kappa sorority house were: Elizabeth Whitcher, Iola Moore, Jennifer Townsend, City, Mo. Muraguerie Murriguel, Chicago
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Rolla Nuckles was a dinner gues at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house Tuesday evening.
Ms. George Fiske of Kansas City Mo., was a luncheon guest at the Alpha Chi Omega house yesterday.
Sigma Nu announces the engagement of Donald Towson, c38, to Virginia Rummel, of Kansas City, Mo.
The seniors of Phi Delta Theta were honor guests at a banquet given last night in the Pine room. Chet Mize, c.39, was the toastmaster.
Alpha Chi Omega announces the engagement of Mary Helen Fiske, e3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George f3e, kissa of Kansas City, Mo., to Joseph Lee Robertson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, also of Kansas City, Ms.
Robertson, who was graduated in 1937 with a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering, is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. The marriage is to take place June 4.
A shower was given last Saturday by Alpha Chi Omega in honor of the approaching marriage of Mary Fisher and Helen Fiske is to be married June 4.
Margaret Lockard, fs of Kansas City, Mo., was the honored guest yesterday at a tea given by Alpha Chi Omega in honor of her approaching marriage on June 4.
Alpha Chi Omega announces the pledging of Doris Stockwell, c39, of Lawrence.
Schoewe Tells of Scenic Kansas at Junior High
Prof. W. H. Schoewe, associate professor of geology, gave an illustrated lecture, "Scenic Kansas" at the Junior High School auditorium Tuesday morning. The lecture was sponsored by the local chapter of
Professor Schoewe called especial attention to the "Rock City" area of concretions near Minneapolis. Efforts are being made by the Kansas Academy of Science to have this area set aside either as a state park or a national monument. The concretions are especially distinctive for their giant size, varied shapes and number. The region is note-verbally also for its native vegetation.
Men's Dorm-sign, too. And it's Sanforized-Shrunk a new shirt free if one ever shrinks.
Pachacamac, by virtue of its 10-to-8 M.S.C. majority, "sweep" it three major Council offices filled last night by voting of the body. New officers, other than Grimes who was elected in the spring balloting, are Lester Kappelman, c93, vice-president; Clifford Willis, c93, secretary; Bill Kayle, b39, treasurer. Loven Bohnenwille was elected M.S.C. representative on the Jayhawk magazine advisory board.
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ent and a second Student Forum
Board would be chosen by the correct method.
A request by Paul Klim, varsity dance manager, that members of the Men's Student Council pay an admission price of 50 cents to the Farewell Varisity Saturday night, thereby nullifying the passes which they automatically received upon their installation, was rejected by a vote of 14 to 4.
Members of the body expressed the opinion that such action might be used in the future to start agitation toward the abolition of all Council dance tickets. Majority sentiment was that the "privilege" of wearing dance tickets would be the Council no authority to assess its members for dance attendance.
After hearing an explanation by J. Howard Russo, c38, of the treatment of the Student Directory printing by he department of journalism press.
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the Council passed a motion, recommending that the new manager have this work done in the University printing plant. C. H. Mullen, v23, retiring chairman of the Student Correspondents Bureau, outlined the accomplishments of the student writers during the past year and asked the Council for an appropriation of $50 for next year's program. Action on the request was deferred until the budget has been completed
The Council approved an appropriation of $12.50 due the Independent Student Union, and voted favorably on the action of the Activity Ticket Reserve Fund committee which gave $300 to the I.S.U. A new M.S.C. committee came into existence from the man group, including three non-members, to an athletics relations board.
Army Awards-cup, presented by Sol Marks and Son, George R. Wizneuwsck, e'uncl; and the Hanna cup, William B. Lanwerthy, c'41.
Menible for promotion to corporal are: George B. Wissenuckas, William B. Langworthy, Robert L. Kehlinger, c'41, Harry W. Adams, c'41, James B. Johnson, c'41, and Presston S. Shane, c'41.
On the Shin-connect troop plaid
felt the suit to play football and, of course the time was the place mode no difference. Because of the overexercise, it seems that there was a double dose of suffering the next morning.
We overheard several complaints yesterday to the fact that the Sour Owl salesmen in Ad building were using unfair tactics to sell their copies of the magazine. It was reported that oncoming studies were
During the frog strummer last night five of the "young ladies" down at 1406 Teen, decided to do a little extractive swimming—in the water behind an instead of swimming suits so they soon at-
told that their names were in the OWL, and, on buying it, the majority found out differently.
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Jock Toposky gets today's ticket to the Granada theater. "Vivacious Lady" starring Ginger Rogers and James Stewart, is now showing.
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