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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
JUNE ULM, Society Editor
10 am, call KU. 212 after,电话 2024-8261
The Sigma Nu fraternity entertained with its Pumpkin party Saturday night at the Country Club. Red Blackburn and his orchestra furnished the music for dancing. The guests were:
Virginia Beverly, c19
Amnette Rife, b19
Harry Harvey, c19
Anne Brewing, c41
Gracie Gibson, b19
Louis Willard, c41
Betty Coulson, c41
Martha Brewing, b19
Marianne Dillon, c18
Marianne Patterson, b19
Helen Walker, c41
Meredald Dyre, f19
Jayne Johnson, c19
Dorin Wood, c41
Louise Taylor, c41
Alice Ann Jons, c18
Ethel Ebbets, c40
Denine Lemone, c40
Bettie Brown, c40
Bridget Jones, c40
Margett Harvey, c41
Berndon Hall, c41
Cerrine Harrison, f19
Anthony Janehre, c19
Mary Fitzgerald, c41
Betty Lau MacFarlane, c18
Mary Hilen DeMotte, c18
Daniel Dillon, c41
Roberta Cook, f19
Alice Meyer Mayn, c19
Andrew Woolbury, c19
Peg Peterson, c40
Jean Perry, c40
Harriet Smith, b19
Harrison McIlish, c41
Jubilee Tremblley, c41
Rebecca Mitchell, f19
Shelton Shields, c41
Alvia Maris
Catherine Heinemann
Kirsty Keating
Michelle Harnell, Kansas City, Mo.
Marvine Tennall, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Jill Jones, Chanute
Jamie Bell, Kansas City, Mo.
Jabelle Bass, Kansas City, Mo.
Avemille Lukken, Kansas City, Mo.
Vaughna Rummen, Kansas City, Mo.
The following were guests at the Delta Tau Delta house for dinner Sunday:
Ernestine Menges, c/40  Ann Lauwenzel, edulen Swallow Island, c/38 Fleetwood, Fla.  William Hartley, St. Louis, Mo. Mrs McDougall, Kawan City, Mo. Mrs McDougall, Kawan City, Mo. William Hartley, Kawan City, Mo. Constance Caldwell, Kawan City, Mo.
Dr. R. A. Sweegler, dean of the School of Education, was the guess of Delta Tau Delta last evening for
Dean Frederick J. Morant entertained at dinner last night at the Hotel Eldridge in honor of Harold Allen, whose marriage to Miss Barbara Jann Harrison of Kansas City, Mo. will take place Saturday night. Mr. Allen was the University exchange student to University in 1933.
dinner. He addressed the group following dinner, on correct methods of study.
The guests were:
Harold Allen
Guy Keller
Prof. Rene Netch
Prof. William Smith
Prof. W. J. Brucklein
The Rev. Carver Harrison
Lloyd Houston
Ray Wright
Benjamin C. Marsh, executive secretary of the People's Lobby at Washington, D.C., was a guest at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Sebi Eldridge at 1501 Crescent road, last night.
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Sunday dinner guests at the Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity house were:
Miss Ardell Cable
Mrs. R. C. Mauley
Mrs. Nell S. Butcher
Ulmer Humphrey
An international program has been planned for the meeting of the University Women's Club Thursday, Nov. 4, at 5 o'clock in the men's lounge of the Memorial Union building. The participants will wear native costumes of the countries they represent.
The Alpha Chi Omega sorsory entertained the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity with an hour dance Tuesday evening.
Gamma Phi Beta entertained
(Sigma Phi Epsilon with an hour
dance last night.
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Sunday dinner guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity were the LuCie McVey, fa'38, and Mary Jane Shockley, c'unel.
Theta Tau, professional engineering fraternity, will entertain with their annual fall formal at the Memorial Union ballroom Friday night
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from 9 to 12 o'clock. Music will be furnished by Louie Kuhn and his orchestra. Dean and Mrs. Ivan Russell. W. Russel will be the chapersons.
Jane Blaney, c'40, was a buneon guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma security house yesterday.
Mary Husbull, Nancy Cochrane, and Erma Wail, c'ellc., were luncheon guests at the Chi Omega sorority house yesterday.
W. Fleming Scofield, instructor in civil engineering, and George Gordon, c39, returned Sunday from Minnesota, Minn., where they represented the magazine, the Kansas Engineer, at the E.C.M.A. convention, which was held there last week.
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Mrs. Roy B. Graham of Davenport, Ia., is the guest of her daughter this week at the Sigma Kappa sorority house.
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Band Broadcasts On KFKU Tonight
The hand will play several University songs which will include the songs recently written by Prof. Howard C. Taylor and Prof. O. Tocharow. The two new Arts. The names of the two new songs are "Our Team" and "Old KU."
The University band will be featured in a broadcast from 6 until 4:30 on tonight over station KPKU. The band is participating in Pony rally for the Nebraska game.
It is the plan of the Alumni office to make several hundred copies of these two new songs and distribute them from that office beginning this room, to all of the organized houses Campus will be able to learn them.
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The program the band will play tonight is as follows: "Spanish March, Amparico Roco," by Texidor; "Headlines, a Modern Rhymedody," by Colby; and excerpts from the opera "Mary of the Roses." The group will be a group of school songs including "Kansas Song," "Our Team," "I Am a Jayhawk," "Old KU," and "Crimson and Blue."
Russell L. Wiley, director of the band, has arranged for this series of broadcasts which the band is presenting. It is his plan to enlarge the library of the band to such an extent that will not be necessary to play television on any of the broadcasts.
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Freshman Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A.
commissions To Hold Party Tonight
The freshman commissions of the Y.W.C.A. and the Y.M.C.A. will hold a party this evening at 5:30. Dinner will be held at Henley house and following, there will be dancing in a bacteria until eight. A change of twenty bills will be made for the dinner.
The party is annually sponsored by the two groups in order to create more friendliness between them.
The two Hill bands, under the leadership of Louis Kubu and Red Blackburn, will play a battle of the football against Lincoln after the football some.
Both Phi Psi and Sigma Nu fraternities have chartered busses for the trek to Nebraska.
At 5 p.m. Friday, the football squail will leave for Lincoln. Frank Warren, the head cheerleader, predicts that the scnd-off rally which will be held at this time will even surpass the one held on the morning of the squad's return from Oklahoma.
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LaGuardia Is Re-elected
The special train for Kansas rooters will leave Lawrence at 6:30 Saturday morning and will arrive in Nebraska at 11 a.m. From the station in Lincoln the students will travel to the Kansas and the Kansas hand to the Cornhusker hotel, where a big pre-game rally will be held.
been sold. A complete sell-out is predicted by Friday.
New York, New. 2—(UF)—Fusionist Mayer Fiorello H. LaGuardia was re-elected mayor of New York tonight in an election that insured at least four lean years for Tammany Hall, and by some was considered its doom as a dominant force in New York politics.
Tammany Candidates
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Election Yesterday
He carried into office with him, Thomas E. Dewey, special rackets prosecutor, whose election as New York county district attorney was conceded by his Tammany opponent, Harold W. Hastings.
Jeremiah M. Pahoney, Democratic candidate for mayor who was backed by New Deal and Tammany adherents, conceded his defeat shortly before the election.
Mahoney Concedes Defeat
Indications were that the totan vote would give LaGuaidia, an overwhelming favorite in pre-election forecasts, a plurality of 400,000 votes.
La Guardia's accompaniment in the face of charges of communism launched by Mahoney early in the campaign, and continued, despite the warnings of his advisers, was made with the backing of conservatives and laborists who joined in endorsing him on his administrative receipts by the Republicans, the American Labor party and the Communist party.
Barton Leses Opponents
Early returns from the seventeenth (silk stocking) congressional district show Brown Barton, advertising Democratic candidate and American Labor opponent in a congressional by-election.
Mahoney appeared to take the defeat bitterly and refused to speak to newspaper men. A spokesman told the press that neither photographers nor radio men would be allowed to see him. Only relatives, close friends and a political advisers were with him in an inside office of his Broadday campaign headquarters. From glimpses through the
Barton Leads Opponents
guarded door, the defended candidate appeared tired. His telegram announcing La-Genc's re-election was read to the press by a apokemone.
Reading Leading Mayorality Race in Detroit Election
Detroit, Nov. 2—(UP)—Richard W. Reading, candidate for mayor in Detroit, joined the districtual Organization, was leading his opponent, Patrick H. O'Brien, 2 to 1, in the Detroit municipal election, results from one-fourth of the race.
Reading, accorded the belated support of the American Federation of Labor, received 69,550 votes in the vote for the motion as compared with 35,702 for O'Brien.
Election officials predicted that a last-minute rush to the polls would have resulted in an early high in Detroit history. They indicated belief that the total vote would exceed the 500,013 ballots received by member 1936, presidential election.
Y.W.C.A. Chooses House Representatives
The Y.W.C.A. has chosen a representative from each organized and semi-organized house for the purpose of publicizing its organization, and to keep the girls informed as to the activities of the group. The house representatives will make announcements and distribute monthly calendars of the group's activities.
The following have been chosen to represent their respective houses: Alpha Chi Omega, Janet Nease, c41; Alpha Delta Pi, Milred Akers, c41; Alpha Delta Psi, Milred Savage, Savage, c40; Alpha Kappa Alpha, Wylda Frences Perkins, c41; Alpha
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