TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1958
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY NETHERTON, c'40, Society Editor
Before 3 p.m. call KU,21; after 3, call 2702-K3
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The Sigma Chi fraternity held its annual Masse party Saturday night, the "Communists" theme being carried out. Red Blackburn and his orchestra furnished the music for dancing.
Roberts Mitchell, f'a19
Mary Martha Mitchell, c'unel
Dorothy Netherbyn, c'40
Catherine Huebner, b19
David Moore, PhoC, m'10
Jane Wilkinson, c'unel
Margaret Ranage, c'unel
Bette Ahlermann, Olathe
Douglas Hoffman, c'40
D约翰 Johnson, c'41
Dorothy Jones, c'41
Nick Neal, c'unel
Pat Atmoldl
Helen Forbes, c'41
Karathy Seybold, c'19
Alisa Alvarez, c'41
Roamond Barr, c'8
Jean Egbert, c'41
Anita Warden, c'40
Faria Fazp, c'39
Margaret Strop, fa'1n
Betty Cole, c'unel
Lilizah Burlay, c'unel
Zilberach Borlay, c'unel
Mary Louine Alexander, Topeka
Ruth Olive Brown, c'40
Miriam Whitford, c'41
Hallabard
Mary Luo Borderls, fa'19
Maxine Laughlin, fa'18
Daisy Hoffmann, c'58
Evelyn Little, Kansas City, Mo.
Dennis Collins, c'41
Sigma Chi entertained the following at dinner Sunday:
Mrs. I, N. Ditter, Abline
Mrs. L, S. Julian, Salina
Mrs. C, L. List
Dr. and Dr. E, W. Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.
Mariee Clayton, St. Joseph, Mo.
Mary Martha Carson, c'unel
Tewin Wright, Dodge City, hawk
30, Tifpeka
Charles Warren, Fort Scott
Tom Cogwaren, c'41
--house house were Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Martin, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Reeder, Troy
Maria and Mrs. Kansas City, Mo.
Martha Crieue, c.19
Martha Jane Starr, c.41
Eloise Lake, Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Husband, Manhat ...
Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar Geltch entertained with a dinner Saturday evening at which places were laid for 16. The guests were;
Dr. and Mrs. R. I. Chanuteson Dr. and Mrs. Lyle S. Powell
Chancellor E. H. Lindley and Mrs. Lindley
Dean H. R. Wahl and Mrs. Wahl
Dr. and Mrs, T. G. Orr
Dr. and Mrs, R. H. Major, Kansas C.
Mo.
--house house were Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Martin, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Reeder, Troy
Maria and Mrs. Kansas City, Mo.
Martha Crieue, c.19
Martha Jane Starr, c.41
Eloise Lake, Kansas City, Mo.
Sunday dinner guests at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house were:
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Mr. and Mrs. Greaver Allen, Tonganoxie
Elizabeth Deming, c'uncl
Lorraine Pyle, b'uncl.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Nu
day
The following were dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house Sunday.
Frank Beckett
Jack Leaf, c'40
Kirk Owen, c'40
Barry Parke, c'49
Joseph Cayr, c'19
Harold Young, Kansas City, Mo.
Wilmot Benklemman, Manhattan
Sunday dinner guests at the Chi
Omega house were:
Mrs. Alice Bowen
Mrs. H. I. Decker, Louisville,
Mrs. Justin Anderson, Louville, Ky.
Jim Lofthouse, Louisville
Wayne Anderson, e41
Anthony Onfroite, e40
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Alpha Omicron Pi elected the following officers last night for the coming year: President, Nancy
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Cochrane, c'40; vice-president, Jane Chesky, f'39; corresponding secretary, Dorothy Netherton, c'40; recording secretary, Eloise Pohl, f'40; treasurer, Jean Klussman, f'41; rapt captain, Ruth Buehler, f'39; historian, Beatrice Hagedorn, f'41; doorkeeper, Naomi Campbell, f'39.
The University Women's Club will entertain with a tea for senior and graduate women of the University in the men's lounge of the Memorial Union building. Thursday afternoon, April 7, at 3 a.c. clock. No written invitation is be issued. Miss Bailah Morrison is chairman of the tea committee.
Helen Ruth Focht, Newton, and
Bernice Krebs, Kansas City, Kan,
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Alpha Gamma Delta house.
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Alpha Delta Pi announces the engagement of Vivian Pultz, c'41, to Jack Standish of Larned.
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The following officers were installed at the PhiGamma.Delta fraternity last night: President, Paul MacMackill; 't39; treasurer, Frank Harwi; c'38; secretary, William Mitchell; historian, Donald Clinger; c'40; and corresponding secretary, Charles Henshall, c'38.
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Mrs. T. L. Shook and Mrs. F. E. Kessler, both of Pratt, were Sunday dinner guests at the Phi Kappa Alpha house.
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Several meetings of the K. U Danes are scheduled for this week. The evening bridge group met last week at Amet list M. D. Zbranek 1231 Odl avenue.
Today the afternoon bridge group will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Leon Yarham. 1031 Ohio street'
The regular meeting of the K. U Dames will be held this evening in the women's lounge of Frank Strong hall. The hostesses will be Mrs. E. Thayer Mrs. Mrs. William Sommerville, Mrs. Howard Winn, Mrs. Keith Foster, Mrs. Harry Forney and Mrs. William Rasmussen.
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Vivian Webster, Kansas City, Mo. and Kenneth Hawley, '77, Cincinnati, were weekends guests at the Acacia house.
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Dean D. M. Swarthout and Mrs. Swarthout entertained with a small tea Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley of New York, who were guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. Otto Miessner. Those invited to meet Doctor and Mrs. Kelley were members of the University Fine Arts faculty. Miss Evelyn Swarthout of Dobbs Ferry, NY, was also an out-of-town guest.
Those assisting were Dorothy Werner, c'39, and Jean Stouffer, c'41.
Mrs. Alice Moncrieff presided at the tea table in the dining room.
Visitors at the Phi Gamma Delta house Sunday afternoon were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Mamm and Dovothy Mamm, all of Kansas City Me.
Betty Smith, c38, was a luncheon guest at the Chi Omega house yesterday.
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Mrs. A. S. Ehy, Barrattville, Okla., was a weekend guest at the Chi Omega house.
Utility Men Elect Officers
Prof. Earnest Boye, of the School of Engineering and Architecture, was elected secretary-treasurer of the Kansas Water and Sewage Works Association at its annual election here Saturday morning.
Other officers elected to: President, H. L. Linger, Horton; vice-presidents, R. R. Sparks, Troy; W. O. Myers, Ottawa; F. A. Rathert, Junction City; and F. A. Regier, Moundridge.
The annual banquet of the Kansas Water and Sewage Works Association was held in Memorial Union on Friday, March 15. Approximately 120 were present.
Alfred Lawrence, mayor of Lawrence, and Dean Ivan C. Crawford of the School of Engineering spoke briefly. A. D. Aldrich, fish cultureist from the water department of Tulsa, Oka, gave an illustrated lecture on "Practical Fisheries Management on Municipal Lakes and Reservoirs."
"Smaller communities may be satisfactorily served by a single utility commissioner, but for the larger cities there should be a utilise board elected by the people and responsible alone to the people." J. T. Donovan, manager of production an distribution of the Kansas City, Kan public utilities, told the association Friday morning.
Mr. Donvou believes that a utilities board should be composed of business men who are intent on giving the best possible business management to what really is a business. The conference adjourned Saturday following luncheon at the filtration plant.
Physician To Discuss Phases of Medicine
Dr. William Boyd, professor of pathology in the University of Toronto School of Medicine, will speak on "Growth, Normal and Abnormal," Wednesday, April 20, at 10:30 a.m. He will speak at Kansas City on "Bronchial Carcinoma" at 8:15 p.m., Tuesday, April 19, and on "Nephritis" at 8:15 p.m., Wednesday, April 20.
These lectures are given for the University School of Medicine and are provided through a gift from the late Dr. J.A. L. Porter of Paula who in 1918 bequeathed a sum to the University for promotion of scholarship and research. A scholarship is provided for a worthy student from this bequest and the rest of the income is used for lectures.
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Seenery, costumes, and properties for the Kansas Players' production of "Winterset" were scheduled to go on the road at daybreak today, to be followed at 8 o'clock by the 18 members of the cast, traveling by automobile.
Parasna is the first stop, with a matinee this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Wednesday night's performance is at Neodesha and Thursday's at Chanute, both at 8 o'clock. Friday night finds the drama playing in Nevada, Mo., and the new Wichita University auditorium opens its doors to the troopers Sat., while there are one-night stands and then back to the room. Those who were unable to obtain seats for the production here last week may have an opportunity to see "Wintereset" late in April, when it will be presented for the benefit of the Kansas Theater Forum. A performance will also be given at Ottawa in the near future.
'Winterset'
Leaves on Tour
Miessner Delivers Address in St. Louis
Otto W. Miemner, professor of public school music in the School of Fine Arts, delivered the opening address at the biennial meeting of the Music Educators' National Conference which began yesterday in St. Louis. His subject was: "Factors Affecting Musical Progress."
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Officials of the company, which is controlled by the Standard Oil company (N.J.), said that "no details whatsoever have been furnished us. Huasteca has paid its corresponding taxes since the law has been in effect and the fact that the assessment was made in a round sum and the amount lend leads us to the conclusion that it was made arbitrarily."
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Mexico City, March 28.—(UP).
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School of Education; W. T. Morkhan, St. Mary's College of Schools; and Dr. H. G. Lull, of the State Teachers College, Emporia will preside at the three general sessions.
Following each general meeting Saturday there will be sectional conferences, the one Saturday morning bearing on opportunities for more democratic training. Section head of the faculty is Dr. F. O. Russell of the University faculty; Fred L. Settles, county superintendent at Ottawa; Harold D. Fisher, county superintendent for Douglas County. Lawnery; E. C. Wine, principal of the Allcott School, Wichita; and G. C. Brown, principal of the community high school at Clifton Center.
Visiting Teachers Will Participate
Teachers who will participate in discussions will include: H. Evert Dewey, Emporia; Mrs. Clarine Beyer, Lawrence; Miss Margaret Colman, Dudora; S. L. Sandergard, county superintendent, Salina; J. H. Wickens, Arkansas City; Mrs. Mildred Wilson, Riverside School, Douglas county.
Lewis A. Martin, Independence; Miss May Hear, state rural school supervisor, Topeka; Miss Jane M. Carroll, Pittsburg; Miss Leona Shepperd, Kansas City, Kan.; Miss Delore D. Gammon, Emporia; L. M. Eddy, Parsons, and W. H. Hogue, Ottawa.
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Why were the streets so crooked?
Why did I miss my train?
Why were all the waitresses
Along the Campus drive—Juli
Heimbeck favored the Sigma Chi
Saturday night by attending thei
Communist party in a Sig Alph fla
mming.
(And, we might add, this is nice talk)
POME
Heimbrek favored the Stigma Chi Saturday night by attending the meminist party in a Sig Alph flap and with P.S.L.G! in her cars. ...Have you read the takeoff or the Bein's in the March Esquire? ...Have you read the movie Adolph Hitler (unus harelip). ...Hill's "Kesttap" works; *Peggy Anne* visits Chancellor...who-da? ...Bill O'Shany says he will have to drop out of the "He" contest because he has no new spring suit...The ecologists buil the miners, 14 to 18, and the climate scientists who treat how much hardier it is to get credit these days? ...Sam Thompson went to the City with a blind date and came home with her pin on other things.
Election time is here again.
Come rally around, all loyal men,
Sling mud in your opponent's eye.
And wave your party banner high.
P.S. G.L. and PACHACAMAC
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Buy votes and pad the ballot box,
And bring in ghosts in droves and
Indulge in flights of oratory Which will be just the same old story
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That we've heard many times before;
Of promises they can't fulfill,
Of promises that will fail,
Support the man your side selected.
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"Sitty" Demming was at the Deit house for dinner last Thursday evening. During the course of the meal she pop-pooped a couple of pledges who took a stand against the time she wished someone would give her a couple of swats. She pleaded and was finally taken up. Harry Wiles, Jayhawker track captain, rolled up his sleeves and let her have a fast one in the spot where it hurts most. "Sitty's law dropped," he said. "She's also carrying the neatly printed Greek letters of Delta Tau Delta.
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