SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1938
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY JANKE, c'38, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call KU. K21 after 2 p. call 2702-81
--ship actually wants in a peace program.
Watkins hall will entertain with its annual Mother's Day breakfast this morning beginning at 8:45. Descriptions of cards are to be on a musical theme.
The program is as follows: "Andaloue" (Emile Pressle), flute solo, Corrine Martin, c40: "Prelude of Welcome," toast, Mrs. C. E. Esther; "My Mom," trio, Lilian Fisher, c41, Delphine Geller, c39, and Laura Helen Johnson, fa39: "A Mother's Melody," toast, Doroth Hendrickson, c41: "Obligable of Youth," toast, Dorothy Hendrickson, c42: "Lela Rola." c33: be well-tournished
Places are reserved for:
Miss Eaterly
Miss Elizabeth Watkins
Miss Elizabeth Meguir
Miss Marie Miller
Miss Persis Cook
Moore Ridley
Miss C. H. Baker
Miss Helen A. Titsworth
Miss Pearl J. Smith
Miss G. Todd
Miss Bernard Frazier
Anna Olinger
I. I. Alter
Both B. Lichten
Fred Knoll, Paola
Wesley Siebert, Conway
H. A. Johannes, Monod City
H. A. Johannes, Spokau
Charles Ross, Dover
T. A. Rich, Lyndon
T. A. Martin, Paola
May B. May, Canas City, Kan
Miss Mabelle Rodekohl, Kansi
Mrs. William J, Braun, Topeka
Mrs. V. I. Miller, Bethel
Mrs. N. H. Howard, Tongonike
Mrs. N. H. Howard, Tongonike
Mrs. LaRie Carr, Owatonic
Mrs. Minnie Lee Fisher, Leavenworth
Mrs. T. Stephan, Topeka
Mrs. G. J. Moore, Topeka
Mrs. H. L. Paden, Topeka
Mrs. Sherman Bouraza, Topeka
Mrs. F. H. Saxon, Waverly
Mrs. George Wegmann, Conway
Mrs. C. O. Johnson, Topeka
Mrs. G. L. Malin, Silver Lake
Members of Corbin hall held their annual spring formal in the Memorial Union ballroom Friday evening. Louie Kuh and his orchestra furnished the music. The chaperons were
Luncheon guests yesterday
Mis. C, F. Brooks
Miss. Hanna Zippie
Mass Anna McCranen
Miss Beulah Merrison
were
Watkins hill were:
Mn. L. A. Johnson, Mound City
Barnard, Bancroft
Mn. H. L. Faden, Topaka
Mn. H. L. Faden, Topaka
Silver Lake
Lau.Rie柯, Owatowine
Kappa Sigma fraternity entertained with its annual spring formal evening. Louie Kuhn and his orchestra played. The chaperons
Thursday
Delta Upsilon fraternity enter-
Delta Upsilon fraternity entertained the following at dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Charles
Mrs. John Terry
Mrs. Edna Patterson
Mrs. C. D. Wilson
Elizabeth Denning, c'unel
Mary K. Rutherford, fa'39
Vinagine Gray, c'41
Virginia Charles, c'41
Betty Anne Wilkinson, c'41
Tilden Flower, c'unel
Edith Lon Wright, Kansas City, Mo.
Edith Lon Wright, Kansas City, Mo.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Omega sorority house Thursday were:
Mrs. D. A. January, Oawatowatie
Mrs. Milred Meuser, Oawatowatie
Doris Stockwell, c390
The following were weekend guests
J. K. Tullah, Champaign, Ill.
Ed Willeford, San Francisco
Robert Anderson, Manhattan
Derek Gerritt, Carrollwood
Lewis Worthwell
Montgomery P. Wood, Garnett
J. B. Harrison, Hardin, Mo.
Walton Kabler, Wichita
Rex Christie, Poole
Manhattan, Manhattan
Forrest Burress, Wichita
Forest Chapman, Manhattan
Acacia fraternity entertained with its annual spring formal ball Friday evening at the chapter house. Red Blackburn and his orchestra furnished the music, and Mrs. Don Carlo told fortunes with cards. The
Mrs. Nell Butcher
Mrs. Edith Martin
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Horkmans
Mr. and Mrs. D. Treece and Mrs. Treece
M. W. McLoffe
The guests were:
J. K. Tathill, Champaign, Ill., nationa secretary of the fraternity
J. H. Hemmings, cunlud
Mary Foster, c'unlud
Ruby Ashley, c'41
Salle Munston, c'9
Mary North, c'unlud
Phyllis Fount, b'19
Jean Robertson, c'41
Nell Kimblerough, c'39
Nell Kimbleworth, c'unlud
Mildred Kers, c'unlud
Frances Kaber, c'unlud
Mildred Kerswell, c'unlud
Amner Skolout, c'39
Bernardine Hall, c41
Louise Gaveis, c4m
James Gore, f4m
Peggy Groebel, f4m
Vinginia Gray, c4g
Margaret Montgomery, f4s9
Jerry Pierce, f4m
Lonnie Taylor, c4m
Ann Reynolds, f4q
Harry Goodwin, f4q
Sarah Goodwin, f4f
Father Smith, c4m
Erian Mier, c4h
Bertram Scott, c4q
Harold Haas, c4m
Patry Foster, topeka
Fanley Jean Milano, topeka
Ferdinand Salma, topeka
Malachian
Dick Ferris, Garnett
Burd Dresser, Leavenson
Montgomery T. Wood, Garnett
Daniel McGann, Malachian
Dick Ferris, Garnett
Burd Dresser, Leavenson
Montgomery T. Wood, Garnett
Daniel McGann, Malachian
Newton Jackson, Kaitlen
Janes Shelbe, Kansas City, Mo.
Monie B. Selbel, Kansas City, Mo.
Forest Chapman, Mahatlan
John Armby, Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Munford of Belleville announce the marriage of his daughter, Anita, to Guy E. Vard, son of m. of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Ward f. Belleville. The ceremony took place April 24, in Belleville.
Mrs. Ward received her A.B. degree in 1933 from the University. She is a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority; was president of the group during her senior year; and has been in charge of the laboratory at Trinity Lutheran hospital, Kansas City, Mo. for the last three years.
Ward, county attorney of Republic county, is a member of Phi Delta Theta, and a graduate of the College of Emporia and Washburn Law
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Stanley Stewart and Ovile Wood, both of Wichita, were overnight guests at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house.
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Mr. and Mrs. F, G. Grogan of Kansas City, Mo, were guests yesterday at the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Rouch of Bello, Colo, and Mrs. E. K. Lucy of Wynn, Ark, were dinner guests last evening of the Alpha Tau Omega
Sallie Munson, c'39; Caryn Henry, fa40, and Janet Wilkinson, c'unel, were luncheon guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house Thursday.
John K. Tuthill of the University of Illinois at Champaign, and national secretary of the Acacia fraternity, has been a weekend guest of the Kansas chapter of Acacia. Mr. Tuthill has been visiting several of the midwestern chapters of the fraternity.
Syracuse Students Sign Up for Chain Gang
Syracuse, N.Y., April 30. (UP)-- College students aren't all smart, according to a group of journalism students at Syracuse University who offered them demonstrated the gullibility of "a little hater" with "hyphen" by circulating a picket函.
May Obtain Copies Of Harrison's Lecture
The petition seemed to favor the elimination of final examinations for Syracuse University seniors, and was signed by 115 students.
However, the students actually signed to serve voluntarily on a Georgia chain gang for five years, and were called to read the document carefully.
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The Rev. Carter H. Harrison reported yesterday that he had received so many requests for copies of his lecture given in the "Love and Marriage" series that he has had copies printed. These copies may be obtained at his residence at 1011 Vermont street or at Henley house.
A.S.U. Will Vote On Peace Policy
Jokie-Joe from the Rayde-o in a Big Thrill Action Giogle-Show
The local chapter of the American Student Union will discuss and vote Thursday night at 7:39 in the Pine room of the Memorial Unit building, on the peace policy which was adopted by the union at the December convention at Vassar. Following the dropping of support for the Oxford Oath and the accepting of "collective security" as a way to keep peace, many members protested. The A.S.U. has decided to have a national referendum to determine what the student membership actually wants in a peace program.
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JOE PENNER
"Go Chase Yourself"
ALSO
NEWS - TRAVELOG
Dave Angevine, c'39, and John Piercey, c'39, will oppose the present policy of the A.U. and will contend that "collective security" is likely to get American into war. Rosso c'41, and infun, and will defend the program of "collective security" as adopted at Vassar.
The mathematics Club has elected the following officers for next year: President, Richard Stark, c'38; vice-president, Doberty Bubbelt, c'39; secretary, John Burger, c'1nd; and treasurer, John McCarthy, c'41 and Ruth Hutson, c'4un. Philp Bell, instructor in mathematics, was chosen faculty adviser.
Everyone interested is invited to attend this discussion, although only members of the Union are permitted to vote in its national referendum.
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Math Club Elects Officers
What's Happening This Week
On the Campus:
SUNDAY—Band concert by Haskell Institute Band, Haskell campus.
3 p.m. "Hacewell and Gretel." Hoch audiorium, 3 p.m.
3 p.m. © "Haesnel und Gretel," Hoch auditorium, 3 p.m.
MONDAY: Helen Marshall, soprano, Hoch auditorium, 8:20 p.m.
TUESDAY - Concert course, Clivius, Auditorium, 8:20 p.m.
● K.U. Camera Club, 7 p.m., Journal building.
WEDNESDAY—Fine Arts concession, Host austerville, 10 a.m.
• Fine Art宴会, Memorial Hall building, 6 p.m. • Bym-
sburgh
THURSDAY - Mid-Western Music Competition Festival opens, Marching contest, South park. 8 p.m.
palmbeach downtown Lawrence, 4 p.m. * Bansan Board,
banquet, Memorial Union, 6:30 p.m. * Music Festival banquet,
Memorial Union, 5:45. * Joint Festival concert, Hoch auditorium,
7:45 p.m.
SATURDAY—Massed band and orchestra concert, Hoch auditorium,
8 p.m.
At the Theaters;
**MANADA** -Sunday through Wednesday; Bette Davis in "Jezebel," with Henry Fonda and George Brent. ● "Thursday, Friday and Saturday;" "Women Are Like That" with Kay Francis and Pat O'Brien.
DICKINSON-Sunday through Thursday: "College Swing" with George Burns, Graean Allee, Martin Hays and Betty Grable. ● Fri-Thu
7:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. at Towson University
**VARSITY**—Sunday, Monday and Tuesday; Barbara Stanwyck and John Boles in "Stella Dallas"; no "No Time to Marry" with Mary Astor and Richard J Arlen. ● Wednesday and Thursday; Shirley Temple in "Poor Little Girl"; and "Strangers on a honeycomb" with Constance Cummings and Sidney Sinclair. ● Friday and Saturday in "West of Rainbow's End"; and Jack Holt in "Roaring Timber."
PATEE—Sunday through Wednesday; "The Emperor's Candlesticks," starring William Powell and Lois Louise Rainer; and "Go Chase Yourself" with Joe Penner. ● Thursdays, Friday and Saturday; "Who Wrote?" starring Hayworth; and Dan Terry and Tim McCoy in "Two-Fisted Law."
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"My Place in the World of Einstein" is the subject to be discussed tonight as the first of a series of brief addresses and open discussions on the general subject of "Building a Philosophy of Life", which will be held on each of the four Sundays during May on the slope beside Potter lake.
Jones To Lead Discussion Tonight on Einstein's World
Tonight's address is a discussion of the effects on our thinking and our faith of the findings of modern science. It will center around the question of "What can we believe in?" and its meaning of life in such a world?"
These discussions will be led by H. Lee Jones. At 5 o'clock there will be a picnic sipper, followed by H. Lee Jones, followed by an open forum discussion.
The following Sunday evening, the subject is "Living With One's Self After Freud." On May 15, "The Disturbance Started by Karl Marx" will be aired. May 22, "A Livable Philosophy" will be given.
These meetings are open to all students and young people. There will be a small charge for refreshments. Everyone is invited to attend.
Choirs Observe-beer at the morning service of the First Presbyterian Church. In the evening at 7:30, the choir will present its final concert of the season at the church, as one of the opening features of Music Week.
The choir of seventy singers will present a new program of choral numbers by Palestrina, Orlando Gibbons, Bach, Nikolsky, Tescho-
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JEZEBEL
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GEORGE BRENT
MARGARET LINDSAY
DONALD CRISP-FAY BAINTER
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CARL DEACON MOORE
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koffer, a number dedicated to the choir by Powell Weaver, well known composer of Kansas City, Mo., and three arrangements of Negro spirituals, "Dark Water," "Give Me Jesus," and "Chillin' Come on Home."
Special features of the concert will be a soprano solo by Alice Boyer, fm 41; a duet by Mary Elizabeth Bear, fa 38, and Edwin Bayley, euncil; and Mery Meribah Morey, associate professor of voice, singing the great "gn-
famitatus" from Rossini's "Stabat Mater," with the choir, Mary Jane Bruce, fa38; will be at the piano, C. W. Straffon at the organ.
The Wesleyan chorus chair of the Methodist Church under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Enlow Miller will sing "Lift Up Your Heads" from the musical "Dear Mary." And The Ecission of Topeka will sing "The Lord's Pravery" by Malotte.
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