FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Soccer
DOROTHY NETTERTON, c'40, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call K.U.25; after 5 call 2702-K3
Dinner guests at the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house Wednesday night were:
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Bill Hyer, Olathe
Bob Manning, Olathe
Bill Arbur, Olathe
Don Williams, Olathe
Maurice Buckman, Olathe
Mr. and Mrs. R. Foster, Topcake
Mrs. Charles H. Klusman, Topeka,
was a guest at the Alpha Omicron Pi
house Wednesday evening.
The Sigma Kappa alumnae group of Kansas City, Mo., entertained a luncheon at the Murchiech Galler College, where members of the active chapter attended.
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--held in the men's lounge of the Memorial Union building yesterday afternoon. An informal program of games had been planned by the committee.
Mrs. Frank W. Spencer, Denver,
was a house guest of Kappa Alpha
Theta yesterday.
Virginia Rizzo of Detroit, a member of the Sigma Kappa sorority, has returned to school this semester.
Kappa Alpha Theta announces the pledging of Dorothy Noble, Kansas City, Mo.
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About a hundred women attended the annual Finance Tea of the University Women's Club, which was
Mrs. Leonard Axe was general chairman and was assisted by the following committee chairmen; Mrs. Waldemar Gelch, receive; Mrs. G.W. Bradshaw, tea table; Miss Wealty Babcock, refreshments; Mrs. Carroll D. Clark, serving; Mrs. John Kister, finance; and Mrs. H.W. Hargis, program. Miss Hannah Oliver and Mrs. William L. Burckdied poured.
Kenneth Campbell, a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon at Raleigh, NC, has been transferred to the local chapter at the University.
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A meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers was held Wednesday evening in the men's room of the Memorial Union building.
The following officers were elected:
President, John Butterworth, e38;
vice-president, George Gordon, e39;
secretary, Thomas H. Miller, e40;
treasurer, Edward Baker, e39.
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Members of Theta Epsilon, Baptist women's group, will give a rush tea
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Dinner guests at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house Wednesday night were:
Ferris Summers
John Tyler
Ernie Wells
Bob McLeod
Steve Howbert
Tuesday evening at the home of the Rev. C, W. Thomas. Miss Mary Cavanness is in charge of arrangements
Members of the Sigma Chi fraternity who have returned to school this semester are:
The following were present
Judy Edison, f40
Jonice Taylor, c18
Jim Harvey, c18
Jennie Bowen, c38
Jane Flood, c38
Jo Steven, c40
Jersey Wine, c19
Jennie Dana, c19
Jean Perry, c40
Ruth Olive Brown, c40
Charlene Burke, f39
Jonny Winslow, c39
Jove Vetter, f39
Ruth Mary Nelson, ed"9
Jane Blanche, c40
Woodshead, c40
Sue Stuart, c41
Billie Ball, c41
Marianne Dillon, c18
Diyath Dipti, c29
Fou Weller, c38
Ibie Nebelt, c38
Rosalind Barre, c18
Rossand Barre, c18
Nancy Kroelz, f41
PHONE K.U. 66
The Sigma Chii fraternity entta-
tained Kappa Alpha Theta sorority with a buffet supper and hour dance last night.
Howard Sails, Kansas City, Mo.
Bill Jones, Kansas City, Mo.
Bill Kiley, Kansas City, Mo.
James Baker, Kansas City, Mo.
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One of the members of the company of 125 dinners of the Bullet Russes de Monts Carlo who will present their entertainment in Hoi Cham is Joan Sirot, an art teacher tour of this company, but their first appearance at the University.
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Catherine Holmes, 1/39
Marjorie Walsh, c38
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Acacia fraternity announces the pledging of Max Feasler of Garnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pack. Augusta, were visitors yesterday at the Triangle house.
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SATURDAY
Tim McCoy
The Foster class begins its second semester of the leadership of Mrs. Harold G. Barr, and an化谊 Church young people are in residence for their second semester, by attending a retreat.
Christian Church
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Young People's Forum will begin at 5:30 Sunday evening with a social period including refreshments, and then proceed to an autumn ban, with talk to the young people.
Methodist Church
University classes will meet Sun
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Allen will teach one class especially
or athletic squad members and their
friends in 'The Bible' and the same
class as other students. Allen will
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presented by the group in a
spectacular setting.
At the morning worship at 10:50
Sunday, Dr. Robert A. Hunt will present a sermon on God's Problem
Wesleyan Chorus Chair. During the unveiling of the church, this service is being held in the Granada theater, though all other meetings are private with their respective rooms at the church.
The Wesley Foundation Fellowship Hour and League will begin Sunday at 5 p.m., the Fellowship Hour and League will be led by the worship and discussion at 6 o'clock. "United Christian Action in a Changing World," the theme of the National Methodist Student Conference, delegates at St. Louis during the holidays, will be the general theme for the opening weeks of the second semester. The Functions of the Wesley Foundation Hour will be discussed Sunday. Alberta
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