TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1937
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
M. JEAN CASKEY, Society Editor Before 1床, call K.U.25; after 3, call 2702-K3
--entertained with a formal party
Saturday night.  The chaperons
were Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Ander
son, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hutson.
Carl Schweitzer, of the University of Arizona chapter of Sigma Nu, is visiting at the Sigma Nu house here.
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Gamma Phil Bhi announces the engagement of Jean Williams, c29, to Paul Trees, 37, a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
Dr. Charles Todd, from Moninger's Clinic in Topkaka, was the speaker at the Phi Beta Pi smoker held last Thursday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jewell, Kansas City, were guests at the Delta Chi house Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Barton, Washburn College, was a weekend guest of the Seven Points Club.
Phi Mu Alpha announces the pledging of Joe McArnary, fa40.
The Sigma Chi fraternity held its annual fall party at the chapter house Saturday night, with Louie Kuhn and his orchestra playing. The chapers were: Mrs. A. J. Ogden, Mrs. J. A. Hooke, Mrs. John Terry, Mrs. William Hutig, and Mrs. Edward Charles.
The guests were:
Vernille Linn, St. Joseph, Mo.
Mary Clayton, St. Joseph, Mo.
Helen Foeske, c41
Chia Margarete Cagle, cuncl
Clara Margarete Cagle, cuncl
Eleanor Shockley, cuncl
Elizabeth Burkeley, cuncl
Margaret Stookey, faucl
Henry Forrester, faucl
Jayne Coats, c49
Mary Martha Carson, cuncl
Mary Jane McCoy, cuncl
Mary Mark, c49
Mary Alexander, Topeka
Maxine Miller, c41
Mary Noel, cuncl
Mary Shum, cuncl
Jody Stewart, c49
Louise Hoffman, c49
Virginia Griffin, Tupelo
Virginia Griffin, Tupelo
Betty Cole, cuncl
Maxine Lainston, faucl
Jabel Wootz, c40
Woods, c40
Abbey Nettle, c49
Helen Moore, c48
Jan James Sack, c48
Betty Burch, c41
Kathyn Turner, c38
Bunny Jackon, cuncl
Patrick Patterson, cuncl
Jane Slinggel, a40
Lacute Lieboutina, ed48
Mary Alice Livingstone, cund
Marcia Nicole Scott
Marian Franca Morris, c49
Betty Coulson, c41
Roberta Walker, c41
Wizard Martin, c40
Patricia Arnold, '35
Jean Egbert, c44
Flannar Caverne, faucl
Madisoning, c40
Maxine Almon, c40
Alice Herndon, c38
Dorothy Newell, c48
Bally Call, c48
Meredith Dyer, fa39
Julia Henry, cd uncl
Josef Williams, c40
Jasper Willems, cuncl
Barrard Rommel, c40
Mrs. John Denison, Russell, and Rachel Shelter, ST, Johnson, are guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house.
Phi Beta Pi, medical fraternity.
The following guests were pos.
Marjorie Maddy
Paulaine Sherman, c40
Sue Henderson, c40
Clarke Chelsea, c40
Mary Allen
Dorothy Baulm, c41
Lena B. Fork, c41
Gina Clay-Girls
MargaretLarge, c48
Danielle Ferguson, c48
Regina Stemlin, gr
Danielle Geyer, c48
Pat Staperhower
Betty Hoffmann, c41
Alice Neal, c40
Christina Winkle, c48
Arlene Laurel
Bernice Hick
Phyllis Towles, c41
Frances Wair, gr
Joanne Jouwe, c58
Betty Judd, f39
Maxine Tousey
Katy Alling, c59
Amnette Schmitt, fa39
Amnette Lawrence, ed40
Genieve Serfao
Jewel Seymour
David Turner, Lawrence
Virginia Higgell
Rebela Funk
Leslie Fennon
Learder, Kansas City, m40
Betty Stephenson, c40
Mary Wilder
Kay Stephenson, m41
Perry Carlyle, c41
Mary Fitz-Gerald, c44
Emmet Riordan, m3p
Lucy McVeigh, U18
Tom Iris, U18
Howard Elliott, m3p
The Seven Points Club, 1406 Ten-
The Seven Points Club, 1406 Tennessee, entertained with a dance Saturday night.
The following were guests
Mary Omnard
Mirel Erion Rourdin, m'apl
Howard Elliott, m'apl
Bruce Brownie, c'43
Harry Kougari, c'44
Harmon Montgomery, c'anel
Wryne Brunel, c'41
Bob Jensen, c'41
Bob Reyes, Kama City
William Wylfele
Harmon Grinder
Bill Muckenhan, c'anel
George Gilbert
Dinner guests at the Sigma Cl
Soree Howlett, 66
Hub Mayer, '36
Bob Wilson, Topikca
Glen Goodnoble, 37, Kansas City, Mo.
Melissa Dunbar,
Milton Area, Fort. Scott
Berria White, c/88
Marvary Clayton, St. Joseph, Mo.
Jane Mary McGee, c/40
Toronto, Tampa
Don Chuter, pl
Vernille Lincch, St. Joseph, Mo.
Weekend guests at the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority house were:
Betty Meldhuser, Kansas City, Mo.
Emily McGregor, Kansas City, Mo.
Jabelle Balfa, Kansas City, Mo.
Harriet Jackson, '16, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Jane Ruby, '16, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary James Reilly, '16, Kansas City, Mo.
Clare Closson, Topanga
Leonard H. Axe, associate professor of economics, and Mrs. Axe were dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma house Sunday.
John M. Peck, c'39, was a dinner
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Jawen Moore, Kansas City, Mo.
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Sunday dinner guests at the Delta
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that comes only a victory rally, the details left to the discretion (if any) of students and alumni, and the direction of the police.
bands are to play for the first 15 minutes of the rally, to be followed by 15 minutes of entertainment by each individual band.
Mrs. J. B. Walkins was the honor guest at Miller hall Sunday, at the annual Thanksgiving dinner. Other guests were Mary Alice Diedrich, Richmond, and Lois Lord, Kansas City, Mo.
Chi fraternity house were:
Virginia Wallace
Louise Higgins, ph
Cy Wade, 138
Brad Street
Omiten Nu, nu home economies
honor society, held initiation Saturday
for the following:
Dorothy Alexander, c'18
Hilton Moore, c'18
Nadine Wegmann, c'14
dinners at the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority house Sunday were:
Tom Bash, Marshall, and Al Lemoine, c'29.
The Delta Upsilon fraternity
entertained with its annual formal
The K.U. Dames afternoon bridge club will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Alfred Palmerie, 129 New Hampshire street.
A Thanksgiving party will be held at the First Congregational Church Friday night, starting at 8 o'clock in the program. Everyone is invited to the program. Everyone is invited
nouncement was made at the formal Thanksgiving dinner at the chapter house Monday evening.
--may determine the winners. Eight awards of $5 each will be presented in addition to the first, second, and third prizes of $10, $20, and $7 respectively. Floats will be parked at Eighth and Kentucky, and on streets bordering the park, to be viewed by parade spectators.
George K. -may determine the winners. Eight awards of $5 each will be presented in addition to the first, second, and third prizes of $10, $20, and $7 respectively. Floats will be parked at Eighth and Kentucky, and on streets bordering the park, to be viewed by parade spectators.
The Delta Upsilon fraternity entertained with its annual formal Thanksgiving dinner last night.
Alpha Omicron Pi announces the engagement of Aldene Kider to Mr. Lloyd Coase of Kansas City. Rorys graduated last spring. The an-
George will go home Friday morning. He will be happy but too otherwise incapacitated Thursday night. He will be almost sick and almost broke, but what he will have in earnest is the satisfaction obtained from beating Mizzou and outlying a pack of sissy Joes and James.
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(George never saw a Tiger that wasn't stubborn) so it will be held 'before the game.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority house last evening were Miss Elizabeth Megulai, associate professor of English E. J. Bankowski, and Mrs. Hakins.
By 5. George will again, he hopes have had his desires fulfilled. Af-
Guests at the fall party of Alpha Chi Sigma, honorary chemistry fraternity, Saturday night, included;
Darren Garell
Morgan Marshall
Morgan Marmell
Florizael Sellez
Helen Mercer
Lorne Merrier
Jane Harper
Lorelle Lifes, Kansas City, Mo.
Lucille Riddle, Kansas City, Kan.
Marion Mayak, Lawrence
Topika Bylek
Yorkie Bylek
Mary O'Keeffe, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hayne
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewen
Mr. and Morgan Ravick
Jay James, Men's University Glee Club, and the University band, Joe and Jane will give forth enthusiasm, preliminary to the game, to be broadcast over KMBC at 11 o'clock from the Memorial Union ballroom. At 11:15, immediately before the game, the Ku Kui's and Jay Janes are sponsoring another broadcaster in the game, rather than being rally, which will be held at the Union ballroom from 1 to 14:50 o'clock. The combined Hill dance
Arriving at the Jenny Wren building on Eighth and Vermont streets a few minutes before the rally, which begins at 8 o'clock sharp, Joe and Jane will strain their muscles with bared heads to give the Alma Mater and the Rock Chalk. Culminating the evening, they'll go to the Varsity dance at the Union building. At 10:30, KMBC will broadcast 15 minutes of Red Blackburn's orchestra. With the help of the Ku Ku's.
Federation Asks Revision Of Wages and Hours Bill
Varsity Will Attract Many
Washington, Nov. 22—(UP)—The American Federation of Labor tonight abandoned the wages and hours bill, which is snarked in the house rules committee, and demanded that it be revised to cope with the business slump by providing work for the nation's tollers.
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The federation's position, a reversal of the one it took last August when the bill was described as "fairly satisfactory to labor," was made known in a letter from President William Green to Mary Norton (Dem.-NJ.) of the house labor committee.
Ed and Co-ed-may determine the winners. Eight awards of $5 each will be presented in addition to the first, second, and third prizes of $10, $20, and $7 respectively. Floats will be parked at Eighth and Kentucky, and on streets bordering the park, to be viewed by parade spectators.
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