SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1958
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY NETHIRTON, c'40, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m.; call KU.12.5 for 1202-783
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Martin.Britton
Miss Helen Leois Martin, daughter of Mrs. T. W. Martin of Linwood, and Raymond L. Britton, son of Mrs. Fannie Stephenson of Topcka, were invited to the sunny afternoon, Jan. 30, at the home of Mrs. C. C. Burnett, Linwood.
The Rev. A. C. A. Alking, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Prescott, read the service. Mrs. Murray Martin of Kansas City, sister-in-law of the bride, played "To a Wild Rose," by macDowell, as Mrs. Brougham Wayland and Mrs. Natha Coleman, the bride's cousin, lighted the candles. Miss Dorothy Shannon, accompanied by Mrs. Martin, sang "Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life" and "Because." Mrs. Martin played the wedding march from "Lo-hengrin," and during the ceremony she played a soft musical background.
The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Murray E. Martin, of Kansas City, Mo. Her attendants were Miss Helen Dooley of Kansas City, Mo, and Miss Floracea Starr of Needsha. Nancy Marie Martin and Martin, nieces of the bride, acted as the girl and ring bearer, respectively.
At the reception held following the ceremony, Mrs. George Herrick, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. John Hughey, Lilwood; Mrs. Harry Wright and Mester Trendel, sisters of the groom, Topela; and Misses Lena Freeman and Elizabeth Boys, Linwood, assisted.
Mrs. Britton is a former student of the University, and Mr. Britton will receive his B.S. degree in business at 160 Rhode Island street.
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Pi Kappa Alpha held its winter formal at the chapter house Friday night from 9 to 12 o'clock
The house was decorated with southern smilax, cut flowers, potted plants, and blue floodlights.
Music for dancing was furnished by Louie Kuhn and his orchestra.
The chaperons were:
Mrs. Belle Wilmore
Mrs. Nelle M. Hoskinson
Mrs. X. J. McCarthy
Gd. and Mrs. Karl F. Baldwin
Dr. and Mrs. W. D.威
The guests were:
Jean Stouffer, c41
William McKenzie, c41
Elva Ottman, c41
Mildred Coul, c41
Bette Wren, c41
Rickhann, c39
Betty Graham, c39
Jean Stephenpee, c18
Roberta Gibon, f41
Greta Gibon, f41
Maxine Almon, c40
Roberta Mitchell, f49
Laura Ladd
Suce Stuits, c41
Martha Jane Stewart, c41
Caryn Clowr, c49
Doris Simon, c41
Jane Iwin, c4nd
Christine McAulty, c40
Karen Kawai, c40
Louise Gavec, c4un
Mary Groebes, c4unc
Bjetjan Van Daventer, c41
Bjetjan Van Duvencel, c41
Bjetjan Bodlington, c40
Melva Grant, fa39
Phyllie M.Pherson, c4nd
Diluc Caldwell, c38
Miranda Dickson, c3d
Bettie Blake, c4und
Virginia Hamrick, Kansas City, Mo.
Shirley Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.
Marcia Taylor, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Gray, St. Joseph,Mo.
Clara Williams, St. Joseph,Mo.
Margaret Tanner, St. Joseph,Mo.
Mike and Mrs. Tom Laron, Kansas City, Mo.
Varl Wond, St. Joseph,Mo.
Clermont Korn, Kansas City, Kan.
Members of Alpha Chi Omega entertained with an initiation banquet last night at 6:30, at Evan's Hearth. They initiated it.
Those initiated were;
Lorraine Pyle, b'uncl
Polly Gowins, c'41
Lionel Lloyd, c'uncl
Looseie Browne, c'41
Veda Merga Strong, c'41
Betty Bridges, c'41
Mary Gareth, c'41
Mary Francon Orlandy, c'uncl
June Hoover, b'uncl
Jen Smith, cuncl
Jane Wake, cuncl
Patty Paine, c'41
Ruth Crazy, ed'uncl
Nielsen Schupp, c'41
Wendy Webster, wuests;
Margaret Lockhard
Betty Ains, '37
Marlory Clark
Mary Birchhead, Fc. Leavenwere
Mary Frances Butler, '37
Mrs. John Blockard
Mrs. Al Luster
Mrs. John Nelson
Miss Parson Cook
Jean Lindgrim is a weekend guest at the Chi Omega house.
--medias start out with two stilts already called on them. Out of this year's class 12 make it be dropped. This makes the competition so stiff that the fellows practically live in the medie building. It takes a lot of intestinal fortitude to get to the place where you can work on the same.
Betty Howard, Kansas City, Kan. isited the Alpha Omicron Pi house atiday.
Approximately a hundred members of the University Women's Club attended the tea given by that organization Thursday afternoon in the men's lounge of the Memorial Union building. Contributions for the scholarship given annually by the club were made at this time, and contributions were for the purpose. Informal games formed the afternoon's entertainment.
Mrs. Leonard Axe was in charge of the tea. She was assisted by the following committee chairmen: Mrs. H. W. Hargas, program; Mrs. Walden Gatel, receiving; Mrs. G. W. Bradshaw, tea table; Miss Wheatly
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Richard Ferris, Garnett
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Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wood, Garnett
Weekend guests at the Acacia
Dorothy Mullarky, Kansas City Mo., is visiting friends in Lawrence this weekend.
Alpha Kappa Pi, business fraternity,
announces the pledging of
Maurice English 'burel.
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Dinner guests at the Kappa Eti
Kappa house Thursday night were:
Dorothy Mac Nuffer
Am Shaw
Jim Browne
"Candid Cameraing . . . It's the roge."
Mrs. Mimo Stukey was a lunecon
guest at the Chi Omega house Friday
day.
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What's Happening This Week
Prof. William S. Johnson, chairman of the department of English, left Friday, Feb. 4 for Sarnata, Fla., where he will remain until April.
At the Theaters:
A woman is currently
is found the whole world through
Yet many a lady will turn this page,
To prove her curious, too.
The dightiest insurance inspector who was out of town, for his wife's birthday clothes her a choree for a million kisses as a present. The wife, a little annoyed at his thrift, sent back a post card: "Dear Jim; remember when we were on our birthday chique. The ice-fem minc it for me this morning."
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PATEE—Sunday through Tuesday—Wheeler and Woebole in "High Fliers," and "Missing Witnesses" with John Littel and Dick Purcell.
● Wednesday through Saturday; Gene Atuty in "The Old Earn Dance" and "New Faces of 1338" with Joe Fenner, Parksakurkus
FOUND: Man's black leather glove for the left hand in KU parking zone No. 3. Call Kasan Office, Journalism Bldg. --88
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VARSITY — Sunday through Tuesday Joel McCenan and Barbara Sturgey inwck in "Interestes Till Take Money," and Anna Mey Wong in "Daughter of Shanghai." ● Wednesday Thursday: John Hancle, Don Ameche and the Ritz Carlton in "Ons in a Sea of Fishing," and John Ameche in "A Sea of Fishing." ● Friday Saturday: Nino Martini, Ila Napolo and Leo Carlie in "The Gov Degreee," and Walter Connelly and Lonel Stander in "The League of Fright-
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DICKINSON—Sunday through Thursday; "The Bueconee" starring Fredric March, Francisco Gaal and Akim Tamariff. The weekend
Tracy and Frank Morgan in "Maupinquin," © Thursday through Saturday, "Wise Girl" starring Mirak Hammons and Ravill Mandel.
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If we don't print contributions, we lack appreciation.
We did.—Erion Files, etc., etc.
On the Campus:
around, but it is a heck of a long time to stay in bed. They'll appreciate it.
Likely as not someone will say
If we do print them, the column is full of ink.
I OST: Small gold watch, either downtown or in vicinity of gym. Wear. If found please call Betty Smith, 1774, 1232 La.-89.
If we don't, they say the jokes are no good.
Then there is the story that we heard the other day about the duckling who was so embarrassed because his first pants were down.
If we publish original matter, they think we lack variety.
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**TUESDAY—Association of University Women dinner, Memorial Union**
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WEDNESDAY—W.S.G.A. House Presidents' dinner, Pine room, Memorial Union building. ● W.S.G.A.-TWM for new women, Memorial Union building. ● Quick Memorial Trusts, Robinson Midwake, 7 to 8 p.m., Memorial Union ballroom. ● Jay James election.
THURSDAY—Independent hour dance, 7 to 8, Memorial Union ballroom. ● KFKU announcer tryouts, $3.00 p.m. ● Student Christian Federation banquet.
SKATES and SLEEDS GUNS and AMMUNITION Basketballs
SATURDAY—Kappa Alpha Theta party, Memorial Hall jailbreak, 9 to 12. • *Kansas-Nebraska dual indoor track meet at Lincoln.*
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Fredric March and Francesca Goal co-star in *Cecil B. Denille's* production,
"The Buccaneer," now playing at the Dickinson Theatre.
AT THE GRANADA
Joan Crowdaw as you love her in her most captivating flair in "Mannique" with Spencer Tracy, Ralph Morgan and Alan Curtis now playing at the
Loans Amount To New High
Stouffer Announces a Number of Fellowships Will Be Granted
A total of 130 loans have been granted to 27 women students and 103 men this semester. This, the largest number of loans ever made at once in the history of the student loan fund, entails $6,200.
The entire number of loans, counting those just made, leaves the treasury of the fund practically empty, according to GEO. O. Foster, registrar and chairman of the fund committee.
The student loan fund was established in 1894 by a gift of $164 from the graduating class of the School of Engineering and Architecture. Since then gifts of senior classes, faculty members, alumni, personal contributions and bequests have swelled the 'und to its present total of $20,000.
Loans are to be paid within a year with 6 per cent interest. The payments generally have been most satisfactory with a few exceptions. The student who worked for the fund, which worked more than 12 hours in granting loans this semester, consists of Mr. Foster; Henry Werner, men's student adviser; Elizabeth Meguiar, adviser to women; Lawrence Woodruff, assistant professor of entomology; Karl Klooz; Laurence Gatto, assistant football coach.
Professor Sherwood's Father Dies After Brief Illness
'All' Revealed-before he and his roommate depart
to take the QWL on his flight. Bye.
Mr. Sherwood, who was 82 years old, had been sick for about a week. He had been retired for some time. Survivors are: one son, N. P. Sherwood of Lawrence, and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Corkins and Mrs. Sarah Corkins, Mr. Sherwood, and Mr. Sherwood was preceded in death by his wife in March, 1933.
E. O. Sherwood, father of N. P.
Sherwood, professor of bacteriology,
died at Lawrence Memorial hospital
Friday night.
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before he and his roommate depart to join the "New Era" in Russia. Hat, the third from Princeton, just can't understand why anyone should be opposed to the fair sex. "And I don't know why all this talk about spring, either," he says. "I feel good all the time."
Two Yale men, Buck and Doc, who have also come up, for the big college spring dance, get the title of the Brooks Brothers when they come to the affair in opposite ensembles of black and white.
AT THE VARSITY
Joel McCrea and Barbara Stawnyk provide the heart interest in "Internes Can't Take Money," now at the Varsity Theatre.
COMING The Event of the Year
A Company of 125
With Symphony Orchestra
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Monday Evening, Feb.14 8:20 o'clock
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