TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 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 m. call. KU121, cell 2729-3
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity gave its annual spring formal dance in the Memorial Union ballroom Saturday. George Lee and his orchestra played, broadcasting from 10 to 10:30 p.m. over station WREN.
Chaperons were:
Mrs. Ed Gary
Mrs. James A. Hooke
Margaret Perkins
Ralph Baldwin
F. F. B. Kincaid
The party was a dinner-dance in honor of the chapter's fifteenth anniversary. Decorations in the spring motif represented a vineyard with silver balloons for grapes and red balloons for chairs.
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Dinner guests at the Sigma Kappa
house Sunday were:
Don Mayfield, e'nel
Bill Granger, c'41
Max Cox, ohh
Jaeanette Slingetton, Kansas City, Mo.
Sarah Ann Peery, Kansas City, Mo.
Laura Orkin, Kansas City, Mo.
Virginia Benwell, Nashville
Mountain Brook, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Starrett, Kentucky
Sigma Kappa sorority entertained with a formal dance Saturday evening.
Jeanette Singleton, Kansas City, Mo.
Sacah Ann Peery, Kansas City, Mo.
Loura Oarkin, Kansas City, Mo.
Barbara Bowell, Kansas City, Mo.
Dora Huntington, Lawrence
Gertteridge Store, St. Joseph, MO.
Helen Nylean, Kansas City, Mo.
Johnny Zimmerman, Kansas City,
Mildred Bolshusk, Lawrence
 Mary Starrett, Kansas City, Mo.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house were:
Mrs. D. B. Rasmussen, '20, Fremont,
Neb.
Mrs. A. J. Mix, '16, Lawrence
Warsaldo S. Favreau, '29, Kansas City,
Mo.
Louiser Burge, '37, Omaha
Mrs. Joseph Bloommer, '24, Claflin
Mrs. W. H. Brown, '30, Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. Quinton D. Connor, '31, Oklahoma City, Okla
Jamet Turner, '36, Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. Glen S. Utt, '23, Neodesha
Mrs. Milk Kenter, '23, Leekow
Ruth Eldridge, '27, Kentucky
Ruth Eldridge, '27, Kansas City, Mo
LaJierre, '34, Kansas City, Mo
Pauline Edwards, Oklahoma City
City, Mo.
Moy, N. Kahnish, 72, Overland Park
Moys, N. Knott Mouett, 48, Wichita
Mary O'Neil, 30, Paobady
Mey, Howard Stahl, 29, Kansas City, Mo.
Mey, Norman Baughn, 31, Chicago
Mey, Robert Works, 35, Humboldt
Willem Lou Robertson, 36, Osborne
Mey, Pharaeus Plasen, 36, Kansas City,
Mo.
Mey, Maureen McFrenter, 28, Kansas City,
Mo.
Margaret Schwartz, 36, Kansas City,
Ky.
Hanne Hassen, 31, Spring Hill
Mey, Howard Gable, 35, Kansas City,
Mo.
Mey, L. V. Hill, 25, Kansas City, Kan.
Mey, George Carey, Clinton, Ind.
Weekend guests at the Alpha
Alpha Gamma Delta entertained the following parents with a dinner Sunday:
Gamma Dale house were:
Doria Lloyd, Kansas City, Kan.
Danielle Perry, Kansas City, Kan.
Dunthy Scholder, Kansas City, Mo.
Grace Adele Pearson, Kansas City, Kan.
Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Berbot, Chanute
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Thompson, Concordia
Ms. C. Liechohmer, Kansas City, Mo.
Ms. C. L. Canfield, Kansas City, Mo.
Ms. M. D. Overmier, Chickasaw, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Burey, Kansas City, Mo.
Ms. C. H. Burey, Kansas City, Mo.
Ms. M. D. Gillenko, Kansas City, Mo.
Ms. W. L. Blakely, Lawrence
Catherine Dodd, Kansas City, Kan.
Other guests at the dinner were:
Dorothy Fo克斯, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary J. Gillespie, Kansas City, Kan.
Hugh Berthot, Chanute
Charles Berthot, Chanute
Erie Watson, <sup>c41</sup>
Guests at the Triangle house Sunday for the annual Founder's Day
Prof. A. M. Ockerblad
F. E. A. Reis, "Purdue" 17
Carl Cunningham, "Purdue" 14
Lawrence Craewford, "Purdue" 10
Dick Clark, 17
Ben Levy, 17
Frank Motley, 16
Francis Lockard, 16
Henry Pontes, 17
Dinner guests at the Gamma Phi
Beta house Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Boham
Mary Katherine Dornon, '17
Mary Katherine Dornon, '17
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Guests at Watkins hall Saturday
Bettie Bourazy, Topeka
Bob Dotte, Topka
Robin Hood, Kansas City, Kan.
Regina Stromel, gr
Mrs. George Graham, Dwight
Boydie Rich, Lyndon
Delta Pi house were John Lawson, John Foust, and Mrs. Earl Harris, province president of the sorority. Mr. Foust spent two days visiting a local church.
Dinner guests at Watkins hall
Dinner 'gives' at Watkins in the
Sunday were:
Nicholas Henean
Noll Ruth Payne
Irene Payne
Katherine Kohlreisher, Topeka
Lawrence Sigmond, c19
Louison Thompson, c41
Weekend guests at the Alpha
Kappa Psi house were:
Hazel Dart, Haddam
Eddie Shea, Topeka
Willard Troutwine, Ida
Jay Simons, Pittsburg
Jay Toms, Torrance
Jess Wathall, Joi, Mo.
Tom McConnell, Kansas City, Mo.
Dinner guests Sunday at the Alpha
Sigma Nu fraternity held its annual alumni reunion Saturday and Sunday. The wives of the alumna were entertained at the Eldridge hotel. A formal banquet was held Sunday noon at which the following officers of the Nu Chapter Alumni Association were elected:
President, R. H. Jones, Wichita Vice-president, Captain William Mc
Pherson, Fr. Leaventworth Secretary, Farret Strawn, Kansas City Mo.
Mo.
Treasurer, William L. Harrison, Kansai City, Mo.
Mark Dibach, Omaha
Claplin Dr., Mark Dibach, Omaha
Claplin Dr., Mark Dibach, Omaha
The alumni present were:
Richard J. Hopkinson, Topeka Otis S. R. E. Wilson, Tupcake R. H. Jones, Wichita
W. W. Holloway, Kansas City, Mo.
Walter Ingel, Lawrence W. Walter Ingel, Lawrence
Edward H. Hishangner, Kansas City, Mo.
Fred N. Mousley, St. Louis
Lawrence P. Kingsau, Kansas City, Mo.
Paul J. Parker, Leavenworth, Mo.
Tom Wardell, Kansas City, Mo.
Babe Evans, Tupcake Mo.
W. L. Harrison, Kansas City, Mo.
Fred Allen, Lawrence
John G. Baum, Conway Springs Mark Dibach, Omaha
Mark Dibach, Omaha
Lewis H. Maser, Wichita
Lambers A. Libel, J. Wichita Craig, Omaha
Dixon Mason, Omaha
Dick Newcomer, Omaha
Howard Biglow, Lawrence Dixon Mason, Omaha
Crawford C. Straten, Kansas City, Mo.
Fred Bachelor, Belleville Jack Nicholson, Ellis Jackson Flood, Springfield, Mo.
Dean Pataman, Kansas City
The following were guests at the Delta Chi house to attend the Kanza Balou.
Don Lash, Indiana
Clyde Coyle, Hays,
Bristol Bitts, Kansas City, Mo.
Al Hibbert Kansas City, Mo.
Norman Moloney, Topeka
Frank Treney, Tupelo
Marylin Browne, Kansas City, Mo.
Verne Birnery, Bucklin
Diane Runoff, Bucklin
Michael Onofrio, Kansas City, Mo.
Michael Ouifoï, Kansas City, Kan.
Lola Troja, Kansas City, Kan.
Francis Longan, Kansas City, Mo.
George Stewart, Kansas City, Mo.
C. E. Metteff, Hatchinson
Henshall is a member of Phi Gamma Delta, and Phi Delta Phi, lenal faternity.
sas Relays:
Chi Omega announces the engagement of Ellen Louise Ely, faillk, to Robert Hills Rowland. Rowland is in the engineering at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Margaret Brown, Spokane, Mich.
Jean Owens, Kansas City, Mo.
Jon Lindeng, Wichita, Mo.
Yvonne White, Kansas City, Mo.
Yvonne White, Bonner Springs.
Drehery Kennedy, Kansas City, Mo.
Emily Kennedy, Kansas City, Mo.
Fitzgerald, El迪诺罗
Virginia Burdgeley, Kansas City, Mo.
Jimine Ginney, Manhattan
The faculty of the department of romance languages gave a dinner last night for William A. Nitz, honorary speaker, at Kanea Hearth.
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Chi Omega sorority had the following weekend guests:
Marijane Mon McKay, EL dorado
Fritzi Miri, Lawrence
Jenny Jenkins, Oklah,
Former Forman, Kansas City, Mo.
Richey Fay McReynolds, Kansas City
In celebration of its fifteenth anniversary, the University chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon held a stag dinner for members and alumni, Sunday. Guest speakers were: Earl "Jack" Frost, district governor of the fraternity; Prof. Guy Smith; Greater Allen, secretary of the alumni board; and Frank Spink, Jr., president of the chapter.
Chi Omega announces the engagement of Alice Marie Meyn, fa'40, to Paul Smart, b39, a member of Delta Tau fraternity.
Gamma Phi Bla announces the engagement of Peggy Alberty, c40; to Charles Henshall, c38 and l'40
Miller hall will entertain with an hour dance this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Supreme Councilman, Renald I Cate; vice-president, Warren Wilson, fa39; treasurer, Robert Briggs, c41; secretary, Vernon Landen, fa39; warden, Douglas Tarbet, fa40; historian, Robert Forman, fa41.
Phi Mu Alpha elected the following officers Monday night;
Following the dinner an alumni meeting was held.
The Society of the Sigma 21, featurenv devoted to scientific research, recently elected the follow- student students to full membership:
KFKU
Scientific Fraternity Elects New Members
Edna M. Old and Rufus Thompson, both botany majors; Dr. Robert P. Smith, studying at Bell hospital, Kansas City; Kian, James G.
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Phillips, major in physiology; William D. Field, major in entomology; Ernest Bkenberry and Charles E. Rickart, both mathematics majors; John E. Johnson, Correl M. Robinson, Leland M. White, Amos Lingard, Stoltenberg, Harold L. Smith and Elza Holmes, all chemistry majors; and Joseph H. Lane, Jr. geology major.
In addition, Dr. Marshall E. Hyde, M.D. 1933, now on the staff of the state hospital at Osawatome, was elected to alumni membership.
On the Shin-for a Crume, we hear -Paul Smart and Alice Marie Meyn have gone on the gold standard, but no cigars -Freshman byword now is "Gosh, this semester has gone fast." Con-vocations are fine—with all roads leading to the sofa fountains. . . Maybe she shouldn't said that—
We aren't starting another date-bureau, but the darn thing was a little too appealing for us, so here we go.
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The Sunday roto section of the Kansan carried a picture of Wolcott of Rice who won the 120-yard high hurdle event in the Relays here. Wolcott recently set a new world record of 13.9 seconds for the event. Alice Marie Miret also made the brown section a week or two ago.
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