FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1938
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY NETHERTON. c490, Society Editor
Before I Exp. Kali 3121; After II 709-714
The following guests attended a buffet supper at the Delta Upsilon house last night;
Margaret Wilson, c'unel
Miriam Whitford, c'41
Mary Clark, c'39
Mary Lennie Dhomke, c'58
Catherine Cannon, ed'01
Mary Martha Caron, c'unel
Firmia Walc, c'41
Jean Russell, c'10
Pigg McCary, c'40
Patty McCary, c'40
Patty Woodward, c'40
Virginia Wade, c'40
Ruthery Turner, c'38
Nell Clark, c'40
Bettie Jamee Patton, c'unel
Betty Mulligan, c'38
Helen Jane Edwards, c'38
Dorothy Nobile
Norma Sloan, c'14
Helen Jauffer, c'38
Elizabeth Barley, c'unel
Helen Wilkerson, c'39
Lena Lease Fiby, c'38
Lena Young
Jane Montgomery, c'1
Dinner guests at the Alpha Tau
Barbara Bowell, c19
Ruth Hudson, kump. c40
Elizabeth Kump, c40
Jane Howes, *c40*
DeArleigh Shell, c44*
Margaret Lucy, c44*
Margaret Lucy, c44*
Delta Tau Delta fraternity entertained with a buffet supper and hour dance last night. Louie Kuhn's orchestra supplied the music. The
Maxine Pendleton, c'uncil
Jane Twain, c'uncil
Fathi Sueby, c'uncil
Margaret Grace, c'48
Faye Sweldon, c'18
Mary Nod, c'uncil
Mary Shaw, c'uncil
Helen Johnson, c'18
Jeanne Marete, f19
Ruth Buchler
Alisa Horton, f29
Mary Ann Edgerton, c'19
Virginia Williams, c'40
Fernettne McGraw, c'40
Bernardine Hall, c'41
Doris Simons, c'41
Mary Ann Edgerton, f19
Jane Talbot, c'uncil
Danothy Jones, c'41
Marian Springer, c'40
Pierre Raven, c'40
Doris Woods, c'41
Reha Corbett, c'41
Jeannette Hardy, c'41
David Fitzpatrick, c'49
Bety Stephen, c'39
Jean Robertson, c'41
Maxine Miller, c'41
Maxine Miller, c'41
Martha Markwell, c'uncil
Marjorie Smith, c'18
Ruth Carry, c'uncil
Doris Johnson, c'40
The following were guests:
Sigma Nu entertained with a sis-
Elizabeth Deming, 'cunl
Bette Browns, c'19
Margaret Stookey, 'faunl
Helena Shafer, c'38
Barbara Gull, c'41
Bernard Coburn, 'hilda
Hilda Frida, h40
Jennetette Bowen, 'bcn
Nancy Newlin, c'18
--luncheon guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house yesterday.
Leone Hoffman, c'40, was a luncheon guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
Janet Wilkinson, c'uncl. and Mrs.
H. R. Jones of Leavenworth were
Sigma Alpha Mu announces the
Phi Peter Blower, b/38
Phiasas Dzeusiem, c/unel
Saul Gruberg, c/39
Stephen B. Haines, m/41
Morris Friedman, m*41
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Sigma Kappa entertained with a formal dinner last evening at 6 o'clock in honor of Helen Corbett, the regional president. Later the Sigma Kappa Mothers' Club met Mrs. Corbett at the chapter house.
The newly elected officers of Scarab Society will be formally initiated Sunday evening at 630 with the Memorial Union building.
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Luncheon guests Wednesday at the Kappa Alpha Theta house were: Velma Wilson, c'40; and Mary Lou Borders. fa'39.
Moore and Stephenson To. Conference at Cham
Vivian Marquis of Des Moines Iowa, was a luncheon guest at the Chi Omega house yesterday.
Raymond C. Moore, professor of geology; Eugene A. Stephenson, professor of petroleum engineering; R.C. Mitchell, University research engineer at Baldwin, and T.H. Marshall, associate professor of chemical engineering, will attend a conference of the Kansas Water Flooding Association at Chanute tonight. Professors Stephenson and Marshall are acting in advisory capacity for the association.
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The Foster class takes up at 10 o'clock Sunday morning with Mrs Harold Barr as the teacher.
At the Forum in the evening, Claus Holtusen, the German exchange scholar, will talk on conditions in Germany and discuss a tribute to the discussion of "Effects of German Nationalism Upon Christianity" which will come the following Sunday evening. The social hour will be at 5:30 and the Forum at 6:30.
General Announcement
Every school morning throughout the week worship services are being held in the Kapok building at 8:20. The Baptist Church is conducting them now, and the latter part of next week the rest will give them. Westminster News
There will be a party at 8:30 p.m. this evening at Westminster hall. You are cordially invited.
Prof. Donald Brewer of the department of chemistry at Westminster hall at 7:30 Sunday evening. March 19, 2014. He has worked labor, relation between employers and employees. He has traveled extensively, visiting many employers and employees. He has worked extensively, visiting many employers and employees. He has worked labor, relation between
Let's go hiking! Meet at Westminster
Let's call at 3:30 morning afternoon
at the campground, under the leadership of Sam
Miller; will meet Tuesday at 7:35 p.m.
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Did you ever get down to that last drop and find a goldfish in your soup? Dick Jones, the Sigma Npa prey, had this pleasant surprise one night last week when he engaged in a bowl of soup a la goldfish that some enterprising person had fixed up for him.
DUNAKIN CLUB
The Chi Omega-Sig Alph bottle has settled down to trench warfare. The Sig Alph's have their root-back and the Chi O's have their official monogrammed chair that Amerine lugged away, back in the house. The chair would have looked funny on a mantel, anyway. The Chi Omega's insist that the ship was given to them about seven or eight years ago when the house was built. For some reason the Sig Alph girls came over and took their present back. Every time that one of the girls goes to their house, however, she points out the fact that they have the girl's ship. It looks like a good case for a budding lawyer.
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Fields . . . when Dan Hamilton lost everything but his trumpets and cont at a victory bust . . . when Carl Smith wrote poems for the Kannan . . . when the Fourteenth street gang used to gather for spaghetti-red along about 2 a.m. after the Kannan had gone to bed . . . when Tae Fisher was in the School of Law. when George Guerriere went roeller skating with the Chi Omega's . . . when you saw the hitman himself deceased on it
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"The Clothes of Heaven" (Thomas Dunbill) "Showes" (Kathleen Nanjing), Wendell Plank.
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The display of modern drawings in contemporary California archi- cts, which has been on display on his third floor of Marvin hall for the last two weeks, has been trans- ferred to the Spooner-Tayer museum, where it is now being dis- played.
The program follows:
"She Never Told Her Love"
Hayda) "Flower in the Cranked
Vall (Mas), Ann Rightmire.
A letter was received from Dorothy Avery, 37, thanking the department of design for an exhibit of her work. The High School. Ms. Avery, who teaches art, said that the work was highly commended.
Replacing the exhibit is a traveling sketch display which is due to arrive today. These sketches were judged in competition at the last national convention in September and last November at Pennsylvania State College.
Fine Arts Récital Will Be Presented Today
Dodge City Exhibition Is Highly Commended
The showing of these sketches is being sponsored by the local chapter of Scarab society, the School of Engineering and Architecture, and will be exhibited for about a week.
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