TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1938
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Here on the Hill
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
-an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY NETHIRTON, c'ao, Society Editor
Before 1 p.m., call McLain 21, aij, 121, cell 7209-3
"Red Dog Im" party Saturday night at the Memorial Union building. Louie Kuhn and his orchestra played.
The chaperons were Miss Marcia Beatty and Mrs. H. W. Russell.
Following is the list of guests:
Dorcelle Wryrick, c18
Beatrice Hagedorn, f41
Roberta Mitchell, f19
Brown Cunne, c10
Jean Smiley, c14
Ruth Olive Brown, c41
Lucille Meyers, c41
Jon Smith, c41
Marcella Buchein, c40
Marian Milhan, f24
Chivine McCaulley, c40
Godward Jenkins, c40
Maxine Miller, c41
Iabel West, c40
William Williams, e19
June Umlm, c18
Jean Rusell, '37
Bernice Binnery, d41
Elizabeth Lahone, d41
Nina Silko, f18
Betty Blackburn, ph
Annette Stringer, f40
Billy Beale, d41
Virginia Williams, c41
Betty Ano. Wilkinson, c41
Harriet Goodwin, d40
Richard Jones, c40
Ruth Olmedet, Lawrence
Charlotte Thompson, Manhattan
Betty Wempe, Serena
Martha Wehmpe, Kansas City, Mo.
Ruth Olmedet, Lawrence
Charlotte Thompson, Manhattan
Betty Wempe, Serena
Martha Wehmpe, Kansas City, Mo.
Ruth Olmedet, Lawrence
Allee Callahan, Topeka
Charlotte Scamellini, Farnes
Farmer EH Dolden
Dorothy淫荡, Tinka
Helen Hughes, Topeka
Sim McKinney, HDoralen
Tom Reameins, City Mo.
Tom Reameins, city uncle
Bud Miller
John Kearn, City Mo.
John Kearn, city uncle
Don Karral, Topeka
Rolland Reid, Topeka
Don Barnett, Olathe
Wyler Wynn
Mr. and Mrs. Ash Galbread, Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. Ash Galbread, Shanklaw
Mr. and Mrs. Ash Galbread, Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bank, Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marilae, Topeka
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta Club house guest
Dinner guests at the Phi Gamm Delta house Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. William Walba, Tofu Baldew Bildin Mitchell, Lawrence Baldwin Mitchell, Lawrence
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The Pi Beta Phi alumnae club entertained with a tea Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ben Carman, proceeded by a business meet-
Chi house were:
Duncan Waddell, St. Joseph, Mo.
Ray Keenu, St. Joseph, Mo.
Kevin Smith, St. Joseph, Mo.
Neyle Rose Fish, Leaventown
Gladly Kyle, Leaventown
David Fitzgerald, Kansas City, Mo.
Dowery Carroll, Kansas City, Mo.
The hostesses were:
Mrs. Harold Constant
Mrs. Hunter Moniteil
Mrs. William Greene
Mrs. Chelsea
Mrs. T. J. Swerey, Jr.
Mrs. Raymond Wheeler
Mr. Helmer Klock
Mr. Bem Carman
The pledges of the Acacia fraternity entertained the actives with their annual pledge-tacky party at the chapter house Saturday night. Entertainment during intermission was provided by the actives. Wilbert Granger, c'41, was master of ceremonies.
the chaperons were:
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Trecec
Ms. and Mrs. J. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Daskor Hawnk
Miss Elizabeth Meguiar
The guests were:
Bette Wasson, c'43
James Cain, City Mo.
Jean Bowell, c'41
Ruby Ashley, c'41
Frances Kulberson, gravel, c'10
Ruth Farris, c'40
Nell Kimbrogian, topeka
Donnause Lohmeyer, Betty Lou Mechem, fa'10
Pidge Dogge
Janet Mease
Ine Nebtch, b'19
Bjay Kelly, B'19
Molly North, b'9
Helen Gard, Ida
Reba Corbett, b'19
Helen Gard, b'19
Don Schultz, Oksalona
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity held formal initiation Sunday for the fol-
formal initiation Sunda
lowing members:
H. D. Fik, c'41
Don Overmier, c'unl
Bill Timoth,
F. C. Gunn, c'unl
Bob Buchman, c'41
J. D. Richardson, c'41
John Martin, c'41
held initiation services Sunday morning for the following:
Guests at the Triangle house for dinner Sunday were:
Hazel Sharp, Kennech
Mae Gibson, Kansas City, Kan.
Helen Louise Sharp, c.41
The Phil Gamma della fraternity
Kevin Yankey, c41
Keith Blum, c11m
Nandhilp Long, c39
Shaw Sherman,
Bill Douse, c44
Andrew Kearney, c4
Andrew Wulkrehkher, c1unl
Vikul Victor Sweater, c41
Paul Heinz, c41
Tillie Tillis, c41
Bob Sheffer, c40
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James C. Hammerstein, national executive secretary of Sigma Alpha Mu, is a guest at the chapter house here.
Chi Omega announces the engagement of Margaret Slentz, c'41, to Homer Livington of Great Bend.
Miss Bette Lemon of Pratt is a guest at the Pi Beta Phi house for the week.
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Mary Fontaine of Arkansas City is a guest at the Chi Omega house.
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Chi Omega has elected the following officers for the coming year: president, Roberta Mitchell, f'39; vice-president, Patricia Owens, b'39; secretary, Bette Burrows, c'41; treasurer, Billie Miller, f'48; uncle; personnel chairman, Barbara Boswell, c'39; pledge trainer, Violette Grosard, c'unc; rush captain, Louse Grayson, c'40; assist rush captains, Marilou Miller, f'41, and vice-president, Helen Walker, c'41; chapter correspondent, Virginia Gray, c'41; first house president, Mary McKay, c'39; second house president, Doris Woods, c'41; sports manager, Louise Taylor, c'41; scrap book keeper, Jane Mantele, f'aulc.
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
Mrs. Omar O. Clark, Topeka, announces the engagement of her daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Wayne L. Blount, Hartford, Conn. The wedding will take place Wednesday, June 1, in Topeka.
Miss Clark is a graduate of Baker University at Baldwin, where she was a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Blount, a graduate of the University of New Hampshire, is a mechanical engineer with the Hartford Empire company of Hartford, Conn.
Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Wagner of McFarland announce the engagement of their daughter, Verne Ingeberg, to Howard Brutton of Weatherford, Texas. The wedding will take place in June.
Miss Wagner attended the College of the Sisters of Bethany in Topeka, and received her A.B. degree from the University. She has been a teacher in the high schools of Kansas for the past six years.
Mrs. Paul B. Lawson, 2244 New Hampshire street, will be hostess to the Ladies' Literary League this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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The following meetings of the K. U. Dames are being held this week: The evening bridge group, last
--evening wth Mrs. William Rasmussen, 1721 Indiana street.
The sewing group, Thursday afternoon,
mrs. Kenneth Sherrill, 103
Ohio street.
The afternoon bridge group, this afternoon. Mrs. Albert Palmerlee, 2129 New Hampshire street.
--in, Kansas City, Mo.
Alpha Gamma Delta has elected the two following officers for the coming year; president, Nell Kimbrough, c39; first vice-president, Eleanor Canfield, c39; second vice-president, Domasque Lohmeyer, c19; counsel, Mable Savage, c40; corresponding secretary, Mary Amnett Thompson, c40; recording secretary; Mary Pauline Bure, c38; social chairman, Agnes Skolout, c39; house chairman, Eleanor Overmier, fa39.
Virginia Frazer of Kansas City Mo. was a guest at Ricker hall Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha
Tau Omega house were:
Jane Jenner, Chanite
Job Beatty, Topeka
Max Howard, Topeka
Haworth, Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. George Tromboldson, Brenson
Marjorie Susan, c'41
Mrs. Joseph F. King, Lawrence,
was a dinner guest at the Alpha
Omiron Pi house last night.
Faculty members of the University department of home economics entertained the members of the Home Economics Club at a tea Saturday afternoon at Evan's Heath. Four-five guests were present.
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Mrs. Gene Glahn and Mrs. Janesen Lassing will entertain the Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Association this fall, where she will clock at the home of Mrs. Lassing.
The last of a series of four group meetings of the American Association of University Women for the study of development of child character through play materials will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 c'clock, at the home of the leader, Mrs. T. D. Jones. The meetings have been well attended and much interest has been shown in the subject. Later a special session will be held by the methods used by the mothers in handling their children's play activities. A social hour will follow the discussion.
--in, Kansas City, Mo.
Initiation for the women students eligible to become members of W.A. A. will be held Thursday at 4:30 o'clock in the Robinson gymnasium. The requirements for initiation are a "C" average scholast's standing, and 125 activity points earned through sports and intramurals.
City, Mo., and Don Richard, Manhattan, were lunchie guests at the Triangle house yesterday.
Lily Cleekla, 37, who is now working as a pharmacist at Research hospital in Kansas City, Mo., returned to Lawrence for a visit at the University yesterday. She was taught by the School of Pharmacy last spring.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Meyer of Little Rock were dinner guests of the Sigma Nu fraternity Sunday.
Arline Martin of Bonner Springs was a dinner guest at the Alpha Gamma Delta house Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Hubrig, Kansas
Theta Sigma Phi, women's journalism sorority, held formal initiation for its pledges yesterday afternoon. The following were inited:
Frank Carlson and Mr. and Mrs C. G. F. Johnson, all of Topeka, were visitors at the Triangle house Sunday.
Maxine Fiehrer, c18
Aadeth Gable, c19
Agnes Skidan, c19
Filzach Carbach, c19
Ruth Tempel, c20
Candi Tompe, c30
Timelman, c30
Sunday dinner guests of the Sigma
Maurice Aydolette, Kansas City, Mo,
Moressburg, ccr 387, Cairn
Danielzy Fries, csp
Elizabeth Baldwin, Kansas City, Mo.
Dinner guests at the Delta Upsilon fraternity Sunday were as follows.
Members of the American Association of University Women enjoyed the hospitality of the women at Miller hall at their meeting Sat-
Following a short talk by Miss Elizabeth Meguiar, a program was presented by residents of the hall. Miss Meguiar stated that three requirements are considered by the committee which chooses the recipients of the Miller hall scholarships. The hall accommodates 39 girls and the application list usually numbers in the upper one-third of their class in high school are considered. From these are selected those who
Sophia Schellenberg, c38, president of the hall, introduced the girls taking part in the program. Elinor Hista, f4', 44, last week for the fourth time won a prize in the music audition sponsored by the second district of the Women's Clubs, played "Concert Etude," by MacDovell, and "Japanese Etude," by Kovini. Barbara Woodard, in order to together in the hall. Miss Woodard last year won first place in oratory in the national junior college forensic meet at Long Beach, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Clark, Kansas City,
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Toronto,
Mo.
William Elliott Rray, Thayer
Ronamy Meininger, Kansas City, Mo.
Drippen, Jennifer, Kansas City, Mo.
Felix Bond, JD, Kansas City,
Mary Jane House
Elizabeth Denim, chanel
Alice Boyer, fa41, accompanied by Miss Woodard, sang "Ave Maria," by Schubert and an aria from "The Magic Flute," by Mozart. A cello trio, composed of Sarai Mohler, fa41, Margaret Jumege Grey, C4, and Mary Collier, cured Andante, for "Klone Suite," by Klenegel.
During the business meeting, officers of the A.A.U.W. were elected for next year as follows: president, Mrs. Waldemar Geltch; vice-president, Mrs. E. Hammil; secretary, Mrs. K. Kimberly; treasurer, Miss Wealthy Babeck.
The next meeting will be a lunch
eatment in Evan's Hearth, April 9.
Following the program, the guests
were taken through the hall, the
students acting as guides. Tea was
served in the dining room. Mrs. E.
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