SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1997
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
JUNE ULM, Society Editors
1. fpm C. call KU, 2. afile s9, 3. afile c9
Skeleton Invades D. U. Party
Having been subpoenaed to appear, witnesses to the exhumation of a body, guests at the Delta Upsilon party Friday night were surprised to see an open fire through a window to steal the ball, with a great "truck" assay.
Having received invitations in the form of subpoenas from the coronary, at the party were led past a freshly baked sandwich rested a bandaged corpse, and on into the fraternity house which was used as an old English mansion with shells.
Just before intermission a face appeared at the window, someone screamed, the lights went out, and the skleton dawn. With only the skeleton-like head and hands visible the phantom caused the guests no small amount of shock into Susie Q and other variation in sichorean screen. Trucking and knee-shaking continued until the "stuff" had finished his dance and re-entrance.
Carrying out the old English manor motel, the basement of the house was covered with antique furniture. Furniture was draped with sheets amid numerous old beer kegs, and a large wooden chest. Porcelain skull ash tiles on which emblem emblems were annulled, were worn.
Porcelain skull skull trays on which guests' names and the Delta Upsilon emblem were anamelled, were given to all guests as favors.
Red Blackburn and his orchestra furnished music for dancing H. Russer Mrs. C. A. Thomas Mr. E. McKee and Mrs. Eleanor L.麦克曾 were chaperons.
Harbring is a list of the guests:
she Nancy Newline, cat Chalky Turner, c38; Ellen Laule Eby, f1;38; Jane Mone-
gill, cary; Mary Leml DeMolte, c38; Jan Daemey, c38; Margaret Harvey,
c38; Dale Wheeler, c38; Pat Owens, b39; Party Warewood, c40.
An Browning, cunel; CanJ Russell,
Jan Smiley, cunel; Catherine Cannon,
Marca Norean, cunel; Mary Catherine
Marae Norean, cunel; May Mary Catherine
Bettys, cunel; Betty Burch, (c14); Betty
Jad9; Virginia Appl, (-c4); Louise Gray
Duff, Virginia Appl; Barbara Duff,
Cunel; Virginia Wade, (-c4)
Jule Jean Humbreubok, c.m.r., Nice,
South, Emporia; Alfred Dirch, m^40;
Mr. and Mrs. Amun Clemons, Topkapi,
Murrayville; Daniel Muckenham, Mr.
Fred Ford, Ann Arbor, Ms. McIlroy,
Houston, Lawrence, Charles Lunch,
Nice, Calgary; Bob Sodder, Clyde,
'93; Bob Sodder, Clyde, '93
John Butterworth, c:8; James Coleman,
c:8; Jobe Newborn, c:8; Norman Smaa,
c:8; Berry Cramer, Kansas City; Jarrette
Lewis, c:8; Jack Frazier, c:8;
Stouffer, c:4; Betty Van December, c:4;
Jon Mullisman, Sulliver, Olivia; Mar-
Kay Clark, Mary Jane Shared,
c:4; Cecilia McKinnon
Bill Thompson, Kansas City) Draper Jennings, Kansas City) Wallace Miles, Kansas City) Donna Dougal, nf440 Katharine Bauer, Baylor Bechtel, nf440 Kyle Wichita) Bob McGunn, Kansas City)
Weekend guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house are:
Dorothy Technner, Swan Stocking, Jean Cohen, Daniel Metzsch, all of Kaup City.
Kappa Alpha Theta held formal initiation at the chapter house yesterday for the following women:
Bettie Cole, Cindy, Sun Stuts, #4; Cram Perry, #4; Calebarre, Henlion, #1; Joyce Vetter, #2a; Ruth Olive Brown, #c4.
Sigma Phi Epsilon entertained the following guests Thursday evening: Elise Lloyd Fly, a) 38; Dolphin Starr, b) 40; Barbara Edmonds, c) 40; Jean Wright.
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401. Sallie Jane Batchelor, c. 379. Jennifer Dauen, Cannon, Mary, Greene Bouchard, Chelan Hoban, Wilkerson, c. 359. Virginia Taylor, fa158.
Alpha Omicron Pi entertained with a Halloween dinner and danced last Thursday evening.
The following guerns were present:
Clash Harvey, Charles Stald, Daniel Cox,
Guggenheim, Eric Gagius, for Cooling Star, E38
Spread, E39, Richard Startre, E39, Carl
Molley, Frederick Gaugier, E40, Light
Dream, Dereck Christie, E42, Dr. Crew,
Dereck Christie, E42
The following women were electors to Pi Lambda Theriae Thursday:
following women were invited to Pi Lamda Biraa III Thursdays. She was followed by Baba rock, c38; Dorothy Caldell, c38; Alice Schollau, Routledge, c38; Mary Walsh, Simmons, c38; Roberts, c38; Thelma Paga, c38; John Rolfe, c38; Elisa Rollock, c38; Ward Smith, c38; Gardner Wiggins, c38; Dorothea Wongman, c38
The pledging services will be held at 4:30 Tuesday, in room 116, Proser.
AlphaGamma Delta entertainies with a buffet supper at the chapter House Friday night. The following wore musees:
Bill Hokey, m'nell; Frank Taler, m'40
Bob Clausing, m'38; Francis Galloway,
Lancaster, Carl Maria, m'49; Dean Coul, m'
Owner Van, m'39; Erie Watson, m'41; Jack
Toppinley, m'38; Tom McMichele, m'35; Mild
Michael, m'34; Virginia Vernon, m'39;
C. B. Burgers,
Dinner guests Thursday night at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity "house were"
Berry Jay Patron, claud; Eliseh Carruth, professor Dowling; Kim Bassab, claud; Spencer Bales, Acal; Matt Mahl, Humphrey, c38.
Halloween masquerade party Friday night from 8 to 11.
The November meeting of the Uni-
versity, Women's Club will be held
at 5:00 p.m. in the United States
Union building Thursday, Nov. 4;
at 1:30 p.m., J. R. Chubb is at
general
The K.U. Dames and their bus
hands enjoyed a covered dish dinner
Friday night in the LOO.F, Hall
Bridge and other card games far-
merizing. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul
Wright, John of DeMand, Mrs.
Ralph Ring, Ms. Raymond Whithe
in Illini Sheets and Mrs. John
Siegle.
Corbin hall entertained with jj
Miller hall will have open house Tuesday night from 7 to 8.
Weekend guests at the Sigma Kappa security house are: Sara Anna Treer, Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Genevieve Andrews, Abilene.
Miss Sue Engleman, 37, Kansas City, Mo., is a weekend guest at the Chi Omega sorority house.
Clyde Benson and his orchestra, one of the Hill books trimmed twice, are in a special Friday night after the football game. Deryll Ulm, 40, was the lead singer.
The Alpha Chi Omega security plaques give a Hallowen party for the actresses at the chapter house Friday night, after midnight.
Dr. and Mrs. A, M. L. Lemoinne and daughters, Rita and Joan, of Kansas City, Mo. we were greeted Thursday by Gamma Delta fraternity house.
Ed Niles was a guest Friday noor
st the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
house.
Mrs. W. L. Smart, housemother of the Kappa Eka Kappa electrical engineering fraternity, left last week for a two-month leave of absence.
because of illness. Mrs. Andrew J.
Foster of Fredonia has arrived to fill
her position.
Peggy Morse, cunei, was a lunch- eon guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house yesterday.
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"I have never seen," opined Rolla Nuckles, instructor in the speech department and masculine lead in the play, "such complete co-operation of cast, stage crew, orchestra, etc., as we had in this play. I believe the success of the show is largely due to this."
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Adrienne Spin Bear
Prof. Albert Canton, head of the speech therapy department of the play, in opinion announced that "the audience's" attitude toward our plays has definitely changed in the last four years. Instead of the antagonistic attitude toward our play and cast which we felt our audiences of several years ago had, our audiences now seem to appreciate what we are doing, which makes it so much easier to put on good plays. It is this audience spirit of better feeling and enthusiasm toward the production that made 'Beggar on
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