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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill --an account of Mt. Oread Society
M. JEAN CASKY Society Editor
Before s, p.m. call KU 21; after s,电话 2702-814
Kansas Alpha chapter of Pi Beta Phi held its annual Christmas dance in the ballroom of the Memorial Union building, Friday evening.
The theme of the party, "Santa Claus 'Toyland'," was carried out by cardboard figures of toys on the boxes. Boxes, representing blocks, were covered with red paper bags and were spelled "Merry Xmas," and were hung from the ceiling. Red Blackburn and his orchestra were dressed in the red and blue uniforms of the University Band, which gave them the appearance of toy soldiers. In another clothing number, "Speed Thee My Arrow."
The chaperons were: Mrs. Jane C. MacLean, M. J. H. Kreamer, M. Bell Wilton, M. Nelle Hopkins, Mrs. Edna Vale, Mrs. Vea Lear, and Mrs. Eva Oakes.
The Sigma Alpha Epilon fraternity entertained with a Christmas buffet supper Sunday evening at the chapter house. Guests were:
Bunny Jonkins, c41
Jian Eigbert, c41
City Jan Jones, c41
Margaret Ramage, cuncl
H贺亮ann, c19
Jane Reed, c19
Carmine Crum, c19
Betty Burch, c14
Miriam Whitford, c41
Jian Eveere, c41
Mary Glennon, f41
Mary Ann Edgerton, c19
Jeanne Wilkens, f41
Betty Patton, cuncl
Virgin Green, f40
Elva Chazartum, f40
DeArlaine Shull, d41
Gilgharag, f40
Mary Jane McCoy, f40
Ruth Patterson, cuncl
Virginia Shields, f40
Taylor, f40
E. F. Urevere, Kamas City, Mo.
Louie Leonorth, Kamas City, Mo.
Ms. and Mareh Barren, Kamas City
Harriet Harden, 36, Kamas City, Mo.
Maxine Laughlin, f58
Keith Swindham, k78
A. A. J.Qignon
Mrs. L. C. Harris
Mrs. J. C. H. Heamer
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta Chi fraternity house were;
Sarah Margaret Glen, c19
Dora Shell, Kansas City
Jeanne Mantele, faund
Susan Marcellus, Wichita
Virginia Wall, Kansas City, Mo.
Ruth Linck, Calum
Dinner guests at Watkins hall
Francis Cummings
Jon Crowshill, b18
John Campbell, c18
Bob Dunlap, b18
Donald Ogee, gr
Dwight Meyerle, e40
Bob Dumplin, b6
Bob Dumplin, c4
Sunday dinner guests at the Triangle fraternity house were:
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Barber, Blue Springs,
Mr. and Mrs. Kernon Kerr, Kansas City,
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Mr. Shiloung, Kansas City, Mo.
Lorraine Loew, 740
Leonis Meyc, c19 '8
Donna McDermond, ed'19
Linda Hibb, f4/41
Marcelia Bucchion, c4
Marcella Bucchion, c40
The following were dinner guests at the Sigma Chi house Sunday;
The Rev. Cater Harron and Mrs.
Harron, Lawrence
Harron, Mary
Mrs. Jits, Abhane
Lew, Les Rocky Tepeka
Glen Goodfellow
Weekend guests at the Gamma Phi
3eta seta house Betty Mueckshuster and
dairy Lou Hatcher, both of Kansas
City, Mo.
Delores Phillips of Topeka was a weekend guest at Watkins hall.
Frank Wilson, e 38, was a luteon
guest at the Pi Beta Phi house
yesterday.
E. F. Everest, Kansas City, Mo., was a dinner guest Sunday at the Gamma Phi Beta sorority house.
Delta Upsilon fraternity had an annual formal Christmas dinner last evening at the chapter house. Folks at the dinner, gifts were exchanged.
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The Gamma Phi Beta sorority announces the engagement of Maxine Laughlin, fa'38, to Keith Swewhat, member of the Sigma Chi fraternity.
The Sigma Chi fraternity last night held its formal Christmas dinner, an annual event honoring faculty members who are also members of the fraternity. The following were guests:
Chancellor E. H. Lindley and Mrs. Lind.
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Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Nichols
Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Woodruff
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Calderwood
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wagtail
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Henry
George Waggoner
The following were elected officers of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity yess- president, Leo Ward, Lord Ward, gv vice-president, Phi phi and historian, Bial Bright, buncl.
Weekend guests at the Alph Gamma Delta house were:
Bernice Krebs, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Esther Wheeler, Kansas City, Mo.
Sally Stevens, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Shoop, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Shoop, Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Gilleko, Kansas City,
Mo.
Margaret Frances Callahan, Kansas City, Kan.
Margaret Weber, Kansas City, Kan.
Loria Alice Holiday, Lawrence Cloia Betty Star, Lawrence France Andrew, Lawrence Mildred Adell, Neosela
Sigma Kappa had its annual Christmas dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bure, Kansas City,
Kansas
Sunday dinner guests of Ph Gamma Delta included Mr. and Mrs S. H. Udell, Kansas City, Mo.; Mr and Mrs E. L. Haynes, Lawrence Mr. and Mrs A. Hook, Lawrence Mr. and Mrs C. Elizabeth Patlock, Wichita; and Lucine Thomas, Kansas City Mo.
Guests for the weekend at the Phi Gamma Delta house included Jim Bickett, "37, and Jack White, "37.
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Initiation services were held by Nu Sigma Nu, medical fraternity, Saturday evening. The ceremony was followed by a banquet.
Phi Kappa Alpha entertained a dinner Sunday the following: Col. Karl Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin; Rev. Theodore Ozmum and Mrs. Ozum; Major Edwards, Mrs. Edwards and Rose Ann Edwards.
G. Those initiated were:
G. L. Harrington, m18
Horace Anderson, m18
Earl Bramble, m18
Robert Drikoa, m18
William Fetterstein, m18
Walton Ingham, m18
Richard Logue, m18
Charlie Magee, m19
Warren Randleman, m19
Maurice Stauber, m29
Dan Tappen, m39
John Walker, m39
Robert Turon, m18
William Wier, m39
John Whaker, m39
Jim pmp, m19
Tom Brown, m39
John Jarrett, m39
Jim Earret, m39
J. G. Phillips, m39
Ronald Simpson, m39
Ronald Simpson, m39
Dale Underwood, gr
Elm Hoff, m7
Guests of Phi Gamma Delta for dinner Friday night were Elizabeth Batlock, Wichita, and Betty Puris.
Dinner guests Sunday at the Alpa
Chi Sigra house were: Miss Mary E. Larson, assistant professor of zoology; Miss Eva Weeks, associate professor of chemistry; George Keeler, eunet; and Robert Magoven, eunel.
gifts to make your lady fair
Four nephrops were initiated by Alpha Chi Sigma Saturday. They were: Kenneth Filbenberg; Gene Feaster; c4; Loren Burns, gr; and George Salzer, ph.
Delta Tau Delta had as dinner guests Sunday: Helen Wilkerson, c'39; Bernadine Hall, c'41; Vivian Pulitz, c'41; and Max Schaffer of Kansas State College. Manhattan.
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if you've a "feminine influence" in your life (and who hasn't?) she's doing her Christmas hoping early. Tell her she's important by a precious gift in a glamorous Harzfeld box. There are a few ideas to create your jingle-bells mood.
handkerchiefs ... .25 to 1.00
stockings ... .85 to 1.50
gloves ... 1.00 to 3.00
compacts ... 1.00 to 5.00
jewelry—chips, necklaces,
bracelets, pins 1.00 to 5.00
boudoir slippers 1.95 to 3.95
perfumes 2.00 to 10.00
bags 3.00 to 10.00
vanity sets 5.00
mules 5.50 to 10.75
dresser sets 5.95
jewelry—clips, necklaces,
Dramatic Club To Present Plays
A pantomine and a one-act play will be given by all women casts at the meeting of the Dramatic Club in the Little theater of Green hall tonight at t 7:30 o'clock. The pantomime will be performed by De Cramp, c38, will be composed of those active members of the club who were not in "Elizabeth the Queen." The one-act play, directed by Earnestine Hodge, c'uncul, is "Nothing Ever Happens Here." Refreshments will be served following the meeting and plays. Several members and guests have been invited to the club. Appertices from the cast of "Elizabeth the Queen" will be added.
The cast for the pantomime to be given Tuesday night is the Sarah Staffer, c'38; Alfred Gallup, b'dle; CecilDe Camply, L嘉利 Gaynor, c'39; and Betty Graham, c'39 and Dave Conderman, l'38.
The cast for the one-act play is Emmy-Jane Harbin, *c*41; Helen Buhler, *c*uncel; Bernie Randall, *c*41; Bernie Brundell, *b*und; Cindy Bungan, *c*B8; Mary Notley, *c*Frances Hurd, *f*38; and Lucie McVee, *fa*39.
Mrs. Swarthout To Spend Holidays With Daughters
Mrs. D. M. Swarthout, wife of Dean Swarthout of the School of Fine Arts, left yesterday for New York City, where she will spend the holidays with her daughters, Evelyn. 32, and Ruth. 37.
Ruth Swarthout will now be employed as a teacher of art at the Universal School of Handcraft in Radio City; Evelyn is in charge of piano work at the Masters School just outside New York City at Dobbs Ferry. Mrs. Swarthout will return to Lawrence J. 2 with Dean Swearter, who will lead the Music Teachers National Association and National Association of Schools of Music at Pittsburgh, Pa. from Dec. 27 to 31.
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