SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1929
RACE THERE
UNIVERSITY DAILY: KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY JANKE c. 38, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call KU, K1, 217; after 529 K21
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Marjorie Inley and Mary Inley, both of El Dorado, and Dorothy Kohl-schreiber of Topeka are weekend guests at Watkins hall.
Frank Strait of Leon was a luncheon guest at Watkins hall Saturday.
Eleanor Patton, Iola, and Dean Day,
Dodge City, were dinner guests at
the Kappa Sigma fraternity house
Friday night.
Phi chapter of Alpha Omicron Ipi has been celebrating the twentieth anniversary of its installation with a Jamboree yesterday and today. The guest of honor of the chapter is Mrs. D. B. Rasmussen of Fremont, Neh. is the mid-west superintendent of the sorority. As a national organization Alpha Omicron Ipi supports social service workers in cooperation with the famous Frontier Nursing Service in Kentucky.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs A. J. Mix entertained with a tea at her home from 4 until 6 o'clock, for the visiting alumna.
Guests of honor at the birthday banquet last night were:
Mrs. Elizabeth Maguire
B. Mrs. Laura Fremont
M. D. B. Rammuson, Fremont, Neb.
Mrs. R. H. Bannerman, Lawrence
Mrs. R. H. Beaver, Lawrence
Luncheon guests yesterday in
Luncheon guests yesterday in cluded:
Mary O'Neil, '13, Peabody
Litchfield Plain, '13, Sousa City, Iowa
Litchfield Plain, '13, Sousa City, Mo.
Willie Robertson, '16, Osborne
Ruth Lilled, '27, Kansas City, Mo.
Kate McCarthy, '18, Marion Burton, '16, Pickerle, Okla.
Jane LaPierre, '14, Kansas City, Mo.
Dorothy Rowell, '29, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Joseph Bloomer, '24, Claffin
Mrs. Arthur Bloomer, '24, Claffin
Mrs. Li Jiachen, '28, Knapp
Stahl, '21, Kansas City
Mo.
Mrs. Paul Webster, '20, Leavenworth
- Mrs. L. J. Berr, 25, Kinney
* Mrs. Howard Stahl, '29, Kansas City
Mo.
Mrs. Otto B. Pecha, 19, Kansas City Mo.
Mrs. W. W. Forman, '30, Kansas City
Mrs. Quinton, D. Conklin, '52, Abilene Mrs. Howard Gable, '53, Kansas City,
Mrs. Myron Waggnoer, '27, Excelsior
Scribner, Mt.
Mrs. Paul Webster, '20, Leavenworth
Mrs. James Bruce, J1, Kansas City,
Mo. Mrs. Otto B. Pecha, '19, Kansas City,
Mrs. W. W. Forman, '30, Kansas City,
Mo.
Mrs. Waldo S. Favreau, '29, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Audra Ann Kennedy, '32, Valley
Mrs. Audra Ann Kennedy, '32, Valley Falls
Mrs. D, A. Hedge, '29, Hoisington
Mrs. Waldo S. Favreau, '29, Kansas
Mrs. W, H. Brown, 30, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Jack Naisith, 27, Overland Park
Ms. Claude Huyck, 28, Kansas City,
Mo.
Mrs. Charles Omer, '15, Lawrence
Mrs. Pares McFerren, '28, Kansas City,
Mo.
Pi Kappa Alpha entertained with a buffet supper Thursday evening.
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the chaperons were:
Mrs. Nail Butcher
Ralph Harmon
Mrs. Belle Wilmot
The following were guests:
Hueine Haze, cley
Helen Harmon, Lawrence
Bette Ann Wilkinson, c41
Mariana Bannain, c40
Doris Simons, c41
Sue Loy, c41
Luc Tempel, c40
Margarette Parker, c41
Seina Hemsin, c49
Francene Zistmeyer, c40
Estelle Hall, b18
Betty Jane Bodionk, c40
Celia Graham, b19
Arlene Irvine, b19
Mary Jane Haynes, c38
Jennobe Johnson, f19
Phyllin M.Pherson, f19
Peggy Wallace, incense
Members of the fraternity
present were:
Jam Hill, 28, New York City
Lee Gradinger, 29, New York City
Bilien C. Gradinger, 29, Mt. Hope
Dinner guests at the Delta Upsilon fraternity house Thursday evening
ottery Coulson, c'41
Jeanne Wilkins, fa'41
Marjorie Wahl, c'38
Dinner guests at the Alpha Tau
Jeanne Mantele, f/aurel
Vigray, Grace c.41
Jane Cheeky, f/aurel
Bernice Hauck, c.41
Louise Grayton, c.40
Julie Rinke, c.41
Ruth Linke, c.41
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| Phi Gamma Delta fraternity entertained with a party last evening at the chapter house. The chaperons were:
Mrs. C. A. Smart
Mrs. Modine Burcher
Mrs. A. Smart
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Members of Pi Beta Phi will be hostesses this afternoon to members
hostesses this afternoon to members of the faculty.
The following will be in the re- writing list
"Individually Tailored"
Helen Jane Edwards, c18
Mirie Jane Maclean
Mirie H. Wieder
Mirie Mike Gotto
Those assisting with the pouring
Mrs. Gilbert Ulmer was elected president of the junior section of the American Association of University Women at a meeting Wednesday evening. Otta May Bishoff was president of the Woodrow Mill secretary-treasurer. Retiring officers are: President, Evangeline Clark; vice-president,
--slight drizzle which began just be fore the race.
Mrs. R, B. Stevens
Mrs. Will Greene
Mrs. Charles Redhat
The body scheme will be white
d yellow
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cooper of Denver announces the engagement of their daughter, Virginia, to Dick Wells of Reno to take it to take place May 24 in Denver.
Wells, who received his bachelor of science degree in physical education and a University teacher's diploma in 1935, was a former Big Sister in basketball. He has since been a guard on the Denver Safetyway basketball team of the Missouri Valley A.A.U.
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Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity announces the pledging of Lester Poleney, c'40.
Dale Ferrel, assistant instructor in economics, was a dinner guest last Thursday evening at the Alpha Kappa Psi house.
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Alpha Omieron Pl announces the pledging of Betty Hughes, c'uncel.
San Romani--
At the start of the big race Lash, who had the pole position, took the lead and continued to set the pace throughout the first lap. San Romanni took over at the first turn of the second lap and finished the quarter in that position, followed by Cunningham, Lash and Venzie in that order. Timers caught the second lap in 68 seconds.
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Lass jumped in the lead early in the third lap and finished ahead in the 66-second third quarter, with San Romani and Cunningham running most of the way ahead. Glon sprinted suddenly to take command as they went into the final lap and ended up crossing him. The mile king set a dash pace down the back stretch but couldn't shake the persistent San Romani.
They came into the stretch with Cunningham a yard in front and Lash closing in to fast in third place. Just when it appeared Glenn was about to slide down, an alma jumped through on the inside and crossed the line inches ahead.
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"The Other Road" was represented by Elijah Cole as one of patient endowers, and one of intellectual—not muscular work. "The only way to take the profits out of war is not get into a war," he said. "The underlying causes of war lie in economic expansion. With capitulation, expansion is inevitable. If we would, here in America, build an economic democracy, we would not have to fight a war to mar-
The concluding address was by Rolla Nuckles, who told the story of how a resurrected soldier might view the situation, pointing out that the last war was not fought to save democracy or for the glory of God. Rolla Nuckles, "night now there is a superb preparation for the next war."
leaks and raw materials in order for capitulum to survive.” His final statement was a quotation from Harold Feyd. “We must use our democracy, we must expand our democracy, or we will lose it."
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The United Student Peace Committee, which arranged the convocation, protested the passage of the May bill, now before Congress.
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The Creative Leisure Commission of the Y.W.C.A. and the Y.M.C.A. are going on a fossil hunt this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. They will meet
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After the bike a lunch will be served. Anyone interested in going is invited to join the group.
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What's Happening This Week
Both Scores
MONDAY—Kansas City section, American Chemical Society, dinner 6 p.m., banquet room, © U. M. Medical Association lecture, 8 p.m.
**TUESDAY** - School of Engineering faculty meeting, 7:45 p.m. cafeteria.
Jay Scholarship, 8:15 p.m. library.
6:15 p.m. Colonial tea room. W.S.G.A. dinner, 6 p.m.
Pine room. ● K. U. Dames dinner, 6:30 p.m. Bunguer room.
WEDNESDAY-Athletie Board dinner, 6:30 p.m. Pine room. ● Mid-
Week.
THURSDAY - Y.M.C.A. beature, "Marriage Harmony", 8 p.m., ball-
room of Business dinner, 6 p.m., ballroom.
FRIDAY-Eldridge dinner, Pine room. ♥ Religion Room 4:30 p.m.
Pine Room. Cornhall horn dance, 9 p.m. ♥ Kansas Theatre Forum
SATURDAY—High School chemical teachers and students luncheon.
6 p.m. ● Parents' Day banquet.
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Payne Ratner, candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, will speak to the University's "Payne Ratner For Governor club" at a dinner in the Colonial ten room Tuesday at 6:15 p.m.
From 5:45 to 6 o'clock of the same evening, RATmer will give a talk over radio station WHEN. THIS is the program sponsored by the student political club.
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Quentin Brown, 138, will preside at the dinner meeting. Short talks will be given by Howard Imperl, 138; Phil Nobe, c29; and Harry Clay, c29. From the musical by Dan Wood, b79, will furnish musical entertainment for the group.
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