TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1927
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
M. JEAN CASKEY Society Editor
Before: F., call m.cak21 125; after: 2702-812
--and Mrs. M.D. B, Ward, St. Joseph, Mo.
m. and Mrs. D, A. E. Waugh, St. Joseph
Mo. and Mrs. A, E. Waugh, St. Joseph
Mo. and Mrs. B, Ward, St. Joseph, Mo.
Bub Young, St. Joseph, Mo.
Bub Flagg, Kansas City, Mo.
Bub Kauk, Kansas City, Mo.
Bub Young, Kansas City, Mo.
Olis Wilger, Kansas City, Mo.
Alice Wiley, St. Joseph, Mo.
Illes Fever, Wachita
Mo. Illes Fever, Wachita
James B. Austin, Topkai
Mo. A. Austin, Topkai
James B. Austin, Topkai
Gordon Montana, Topkai
Clarence Mott, Kansas City, Mo.
Lovie Nire Reed, Manhattan
Ferrol Montana, Manhattan
Verl Ward, St. Joseph, Mo.
Stanford Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo.
Marcus Crawford, St. Joseph,
Mo. Marcus Crawford, St. Joseph,
Mo. Marcus Crawford, Edmondo
Mrs. Andrew J. Foster entertained
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Mrs. Andrew J. Foster entertained the following members of Kappa Eta Kappa at Evans Hearth Sunday
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Robert L. Browning, c¹⁸
Claude H. Burgo, c¹⁹
Charles A. Grouch, c¹⁹
Richard F. Richard, gc¹⁰
Herbert L. Kraus, c¹⁹
George L. Rippey, c²⁰
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house included:
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha
Alice Ann Jones, c'41
Katherine McCray, Kansas City, Mo.
Virginia Gray, c'44
Tidie Flower, c'48
Margaret Smith, c'41
Grace Pearson, Olive
Weekend guests at the Alpha Omi-
fraternity house Sunday were;
Velma Markham, 157, Kansas City
Rachel Shearley, 127, Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kober, Hillsboro
Marie Brooks, 108, Quirk
Maryrienne Brooks, Topkick
Anne Louise Larson, Kansas City, Mo.
Marie McGregor, Houston
Marie Anne Cochrane, Housingen
Dinner guests at the Sigma Chi
Sigma Phi Epsilon entertained
Charlie Pipkin
Lester Reed, Kansas City, Mo.
Hherbert Meyer, '13
Bob Welch, Burls Springs
Gorilla Oilers, Newton
Dick Oliver, Newton
Judge Olson, Newton
John Smythe, Newton
John Hawkins, Newton
Jim Moore, Newton
Barley Alzano, Newton
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Swainhart, Kingman
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stuesson, St. Joseph,
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jeshursh, St. Joseph,
Albert Beckert, Kansas City
Bob Little, Kansas City
Ed Buller, Bulber
Bill Hoyle, Topops
with an hour dance Thursday night
The following were present:
Annette Lawrence, of onlun
Betty Hirstine, of onlun
Maria Nortre, of onlun
John Jebson, of onlun
Margaret Wilson, of onlun
Betty Jean Van Dervaux, of onlun
Jan Wilkinson, of onlun
Jamiel Winkler, of onlun
Sunday guests at the Sigma Phi
Dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma
Episton house were*
Mr. and Mrs, T. F.,耐心, Topowa
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kaiser, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Gregan, Kansas City, Mo.
Jane Rizley, Kansas City, Me.
Fd Londale, Kansas City, Mo.
Norman Leiland, Kansas City, Mo.
Wilson, Willemon, Heliot Jean Weyatt, c40
Betty Coulson, c41
Northern Nairn, c40
Dorothy Aml Uhl, Manhattan
house Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. E, I. Wells, Buffalo
Mrs. O, W. Meyer, Fall River
Elizabeth Carney, Wichita
Neshan Lonn Cornell, El Dorado
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs. Kauffman, Lenora
Mr. and Mrs. Leidig, Lenora
Mr. and Mrs. Nabajo, Kansas City
Dexter Lillie, Kansas City, Mo.
Doris Augusta
Mr. and Mrs. H, T. White, Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs.
The following were guests Saturday of Kappa Eta Kappa, professional electrical engineering fraternity;
Caroline Kalb, Baldwin Betty Miller
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Miss Lovey, Kansas City, Mo.
Hope Lane, Lawrence
Houston, Virginia Mayer, Manhattan
June Jones, Chanute
McCormick, Chanute
Mrs. Jack McDonald, Fredonia
Mrs. Vision, Era figura, Manhattan
Mr. Tuller, Era figura, Manhattan
Mr. Scalpel, Era figura, Manhattan
S. R.andel, '29
Bad Hulmbold, 30
Ben Dickinson, '14
H. V. Carpenter, b'18
Weekend guests at the Pi Kappa
WAVO BEAUTY SHOP
Alpha fraternity house included the following a lumini, out-of-town guests, and guests from the Manhattan chapter;
Dinner guests at the Delta Tau
were:
Weekend guests at Corbin hall
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Helen Krui, Kuni City, Mr.
Johan Oudkamp, Wichita
Larry McDougall, St. Louis
Zetta Berger, St. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. M. McMorran, Macks
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Wiles
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Elmore
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Sweedland, Kinley
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hiller, Emporia
Jae Parrott, Denver
Wilton Kindlerick, Abhine
Kenneth Nicoley, Ashlew
Mrs. F. H. Prille, St. Louis
Glenn Bose, Manhattan
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Marjorie Beer, '17, Ness City Magdaline Orton, Buston Harriet Cage, Buston Danielle Duffield, Frances Cordell, Manhattan Ruth Grouch, Yvette Bear, Bears Beyer, Meyer, Hutchinson Graeus Stratton, Ila Bob Page, ELDRado Max Glenns Routh Hout, Topka Sibylla Overiel, ELDorado Nami Groge, '38, Richland Geneve Mongue, Neodesia Lela Edin, Herington Marilyn Clark, Emporia Mrs. K. R. P. Holker, Frankfort Betsy McCloud, Valley Falls Mrs. O
The following were weekend
Harry Thompson, Kansas City, Mo.
John Morrish, Wisconsin
Earl Sturgeon, Kansas City, Mo.
Vicki McKay, Hildorado
Mike McGraw, Kansas City, Mo.
Herb Cowell, Kansas City, Mo.
Jake McDonald, Fredonia
Frank Beckett, Kansas City, Mo.
Bile Bicha, Oklahoma
Wilson Owlsworth, Okla.
Wire Pierrom, Oakley
Jim Gavans, Tukle
Gordon Dill, Illinois
Norton, Wichita
Henry Lucey, Newark
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Anno Leech, Oklaonia
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Bob Pierce, Arkansas
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Dinner guests at Corbin hall Sat-
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Louise Loccher, Manhattan
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Gloria Onofrio, Kansas City
John Michael Onofrio, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. L, C. Adm. Kansas City
Dr. and Mrs. O, D. Watson, Kansas City
Gladys Kawai, Kansas City
Wendy Worthworth, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Jewell, Kansas City
Wade Green, Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. R, S. Thompson, St. Fran-
Weekend guests of the Phi Gamm Delta fraternity included the follow
Weekend guests of the Delta Chi
M. Lolita Troop, Kansas City, Mo.
Eleanor Troup, Kansas City, Mo.
M. and Mrs. C. A. Hays, Topka
Ruder and Craward, Jr., Topka
Ruder and Halger, Kansai
Walter Lynn, Kansas City
George Sorki, Kansas City
Virginia Wallace, Kansas City, Mo.
Jane Lieberman, Manhattan
Cuney, Kansas City
C. A. Carlson, Kansas City, Mo.
M. and Mrs. Antonio Onfriro, Kansas
Poudre Soissonne, Athieu Pouled Soissonne, Achie J. Bruece Sonneau, Harry Valentine, Clay Cen, Mr and Mrs William Shears, Beb Shares, Hutchinson Henry J, Allen Tooke Mr and Mrs R, M. Gerunil, Abelene Mr and Mrs R, Abelene
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cram, St. Francis
Jon Cram, St. Francis
Richard Crum, St. Francis
Willard Crum
Gorge Hooke, Spavellar
Carl Hookem, Spavellar
Leonard Hookem, Spavellar
James City, City
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Adh, Kansai City
Mr. and Mrs. D. Roney, Topeka
Clyde Coffman, Hays
Hugh Hatt, Kansas City, Ms.
Lucille Salkin, Suffolk, Goff
Dr. and Mrs. D. Brown, Kansas City
Mr. and L. Leisenberg, Kansas City
fraternity were:
Mr. and Mrs. W, Stan, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Bobrow, Paula
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Broyles, Kant
City
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Broyles, Kansas
Robert Page, Manahattan
Mrs. H. H. Shierer, Mollwilline
Mrs. H. H. Shierer, Mollwilline
Mrs. H. H. Shierer, Mollwilline
Ralph Shierer, Manahattan
Sigma Kappa sorority held its annual Founders' Day dinner Sunday at the chapter house. Mrs. Genevieve Andrews of Abilene, a charter school in Omaha, visited Martha Jane Andrews, edunel, a present member, was guest of honor.
Miss Ruth Magee and Mr. Tom Kendig, both of Kansas City, Mo., were guests at the Phi Mu Alpha house Saturday night.
Guests at Watkins hall Sunday were: Frank Strait, Bradford Eckel Kenneth Lill and Pete McCormick, all of Leon.
Sunday dinner guests at Watkins hall were: Mary Imsley, ElDorado; Martha Fink, Wichita; and Kenneth Cater, c38.
Guests at Watkins hall Saturday wereMr. and Mr.G.W. Alexander,Jeannette Alexander,Georgiame Frederer,and Ruth Crouch all of Feecker.
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Dinner guests at the Alma Omicron CiP house Saturday night were: Lloyd Roark, Kansas City, Kan; Carol Margo, Kansas City; and Margaret Lucy, E41.
Mildred Mundel, Manhattan; Maxine Sours, Manhattan; Tizie Arnold Manhattan; and Avis Johnson, Manhattan, who were for the Kansas State-Kansas football game Sat. June 27 are weekend guests of Jude Uml, c38.
The regular meeting of the K. U. Dames will be held tonight at 7:30 in the women's lounge of the Administrition building. The following are hostesses: Mrs. Kenneth Sherrill, Mrs. A. S. Palmerlee, Mrs. Gilbert Ulmer, Mrs. Rufus Edmons, Mrs. Edmonds and Mrs. Chaude Leist.
K. U. Dames afternoon bridge club
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 925
Alabama street with Mrs. Robert
Struop as hostess.
Ricker hall will hold open house this evening from 7 until 8 o'clock.
--surprises of the year Friday evening at the freshman Fling—despite the fact that Gene Lloyd heard the band this summer and says it's Swell we hear it there's going to be O.K. — remember the Mills Blue Rhythm band!
Alpha Kappa Psi, business fraternity, announces the pledging of Edgar Finley, b'sp.
Virginia Varga, c'unel, was a dinner guest at the Phi Mu Alpha fraternity house Sunday.
Mrs. Gilbert Frith, Emporia, was a luncheon guest at the Pi Beta Phi house yesterday.
Miller hall will entertain with an hour dance this evening at 7 o'clock.
House Presidents Meet To Receive Suggestions
Presidents of all sorority houses, Corbin hall, Watkins hall, and Miller hall, met yesterday to receive suggestions for changes which might be made in Hill rulings concerning women's organized houses.
Suggestions submitted will be voted upon by the W.S.G.A. at its next meeting.
Barbara Humphrey, c'38, was in charge of the meeting.
Senior Engineers Make Annual Trip
Eighty senior engineers left Sat
riday and Sunday on their annual
inspection tour. The electrical and
mechanical engineers left Sat
daynight by train for Chicago and
Milwaukee, where they will make a
tour of the various industrial plants.
The chemical engineers left Sun
day morning for St. Louis to atten
tend the American Institute of
Chemical Engineers. They will journey on to Chicago Wednesday for
inspection trip of different companies
This trip is required for graduation. Professors E. D. Hay, R. Warner, and I. H. Marshall of the School of Engineering and Architecture of the companies to be visited will include: Allis-Chalmers company; Marshall Field store; studios of the National Broadcasting company; International Harvester company; Commonwealth College; the chemical department of E. I. Doft de Neurs and company.
They will arrive back in Lawrence Sunday, Nov. 21.
Barbs Asked To Contribute
At a meeting yesterday of representatives from men's independent rooming houses, totalling more than five members, each representative was asked to get 25 cents from each man in his particular house as a contribution toward the Red Cross fund.
Elijah Cole, c. 40, in charge of the meeting, stated that $106 expected to be received from these sources. All men who did not attend the meeting are requested to see Henry Werner, men's adviser, in his office today.
Radio Class Presents "Unto This Earth" over KFKU
The radio class of the department of speech and dramatic art presented "Unto This Earth," a dramatic spy story, over KFKU last night.
The play was written and directed by Rolla Nuckles, instructor in the speech department.
The cast included: James Bradley, c'38; Joe Myers, c'38; Ted North, c'38; Rosamond Bahr, c'38; Donnasue Lohmer, c'uncl.; John Bondeson, c'uncl.; Bill Farmer, c'39; Bob Robh, c'39; and Rola Nuckle.
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On the Shin-surprises of the year Friday evening at the freshman Fling—despite the fact that Gene Lloyd heard the band this summer and says it's Swell we hear it there's going to be O.K. — remember the Mills Blue Rhythm band!
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