THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
JUNE ULM, Society Editor
1 before 9 pm, call K. J. 23; after 9 pm, call 2702-83.
The Delta Chi fraternity entertained the following pledges of the Pi Beta Phi sorority with a buffet dinner dance Tuesday evening;
Betty Burry
Hortense Burch
Maryanne Kearney
Norma Storm
Cecilia MacKinnon
Niney Hagerty
Beverley Meyers
Ain Brown
Elanor Cavert
Marcia Brown
Martha Browning
Betty Jean Patton
Marcie Garnier
Marcie Garrard
Bobbie Smith
Mary Lewie
Mary Harrell
Mary Carla Carbon
Elizabeth Barclay
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The Seven Points Club entertained with a dinner dance last night. Pink and white was the color scheme. The
Elizabeth Doring
Aiwen Wadeo
Florence Caldulia
Helen Baldwin
Bob Hewitt
G. R. White
Howard Elliott
Mack Tayne
Charlie Garner
Ian Oliver
Jimmy Reardon
Marvin Rowden
Raymond Friedon
Hill Harrison
The Alpha Chi Omega sorority entertained the Kpi Phappa Psi frater nary Tuesday night.
nity Tuesday night.
Alpha Omicron Pi entertained the Phi Delta Theta fraternity with an hour dance Tuesday evening.
Delta Chi announces the engagement of Tasso Felix to Miss Ruby Dillon, Smith Center.
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Gamma Phi Beta entertained Beta Theta Pi at an hour dance Tuesday night.
Mary Louise Kanaga was a dimer guest at the Gamma Phi Beta sorority house Tuesday night.
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Vee Tucker, 37, who has been visited at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, has left to visit in St. Joseph Mo.
Roy Blackburn, secretary to Langston Hughes, the noted Negro writer visited yesterday at the home of Dr Raymond Lawrence of the department of journalism, and John Moreland, Mr. Blackburn, who is traveling while Mr. Hughes is in Spain, stopped in Lawrence on his way back from New York where he has been with Hays, with him, and Hayes, the famous Nong-singer.
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Corbin hall will have its weekly hour dance from 7 to 8 tonight.
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Mrs. L. C. Harris, the Delta Chi fraternity house mother, will entertain with a tomato afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock, at the swimming Hall of Mrs. Ana Dulfeind of Berlin, Mass., and Mrs. R. H. Wheeler.
Brooks-Walker
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The marriage of Miss Grace Walker of Leavenworth, to Mr. William Edward Brooks of El Dorado, took place Friday. Mrs. Brooks at home on Tuesday resided at Corbin hall. Mr. Brooks is a student in the College.
Alpha Kappa Psi, commerce fraternity, announces the pledging of Harry Wiles, b'38, and Charles Kingman, b'38.
Women Organize New Swing Band
With plans underway for the organization of a women's 12-piece swing band, University students may soon be "truckin'" and "alien't the Big Apple" to an innovation in the field of Hill dance rhythms.
Miss Dorothy Gehret, fa41, organizer of the band, is the bass琴 player in the University Symphony orchestra. She owned a girls' orchestra in Kansas City last year, but it was later combined with another called the 'Angelius Rhapsody' bands open in the band and anyone wishing an audition may sign at the main desk of the Union building.
Arnold Jones Appointed Treasurer of Washburn College
Topek, Opel. 13.—U(IP)—Appointment of Arnold R. Jones, Topek accountant, as treasurer of Washburn College has been announced by Dr. Philip C. King, president of the college. Jones, who has already asked that the deceased take the place of Dr. D. L. McEasthan, who died last spring.
Le Cercle Francais Holds Regular Meeting
Le Cercle Francais met yesterday afternoon at 3:50 in room 113, administration building. Robert Pyle president, presided during the meet-
Julie Beigb and Jessie Lemon sang "Little'accompanied on the piano by Helen Cooper, after which he entire group joined in singing several selections. The remainder of the singing was spent in playing games.
The group decided to hold it meetings every two weeks on Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m.
Fine Arts Recital Today
Continuing its regular series of weekly programs, the School of Fine Arts will present seven students in recital in the auditorium of the Administration building this afternoon at 3:30.
The program is as follows:
PIANO:
Mendelssohn
Ellen Mercer, fa' uncl.
VIOLIN
Song without words, 45-1-34...
Mendelssohn
VIOLIN:
Schon Rosmarin ___ Kreisler
Mary Etta Wallace, fa 39
*PIANO:*
Etude in Octaves ... Loschetizsky
Rita Marie Gunsaullus
PLANO
Rita Marie Gunsadinus PIANO.
Jim Jou of Men's Desiring
[latex in Octaves ... Loschetizsky]
Zaida Pratt
CELLO:
Jesus, Joy of Man's Desire
Bach-Hess
Chanson Napolitain
S. Staats
Chanson Napolitaine Joyce Vetter
VOICE:
Lullaby, from "Jocelyn"___Godard
Edmonda Mercer, fa'39
Professor Laird Speaks To Freshmen on Literature
Jean Eichenberger
PIANO:
Concert Etude (By the Seashore)
Miss Sara Laird, professor in the department of English, addressed the freshmen at the first of a series of lectures on contemporary literature in room 205 Fraser at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Her subject was "Biography". This series of lectures is to acquaint the freshmen with literature and to recommend good books of biography for reading. A list of books was distributed to each freshman.
The next lecture will be given on Wednesday, Nov. 17, by Prof. John E. Hankins whose subject will be "Drama."
Bellina, Ohio, Oct. 13—(UP)—Bicycle traffic here has increased to such proportions that City Council is considering an ordinance setting up parking, operating and lighting regulations.
Bicycle Traffic a Problem
Seattle, Oct. 13—(UP) The better class of rats in UP, in case you ate all interested, aren't been treated with cheese and more.
Oh no, the rodents are being lured to their doom with traps baited with bacon. And with bacon at 35 cents a pound, too.
The rat catching detail of the city health department has revealed these starting choice bits of information. These men should know.
The detail's three inspectors have wiped out several enormous populations of rats in their time. They do this work - day in and day out - the year around for manufacturers, restaurants, and private homes.
The humane society contends that these three men are responsible for the leon, gunt look of the felines on the back, and the lack alleyways, raiding in protest.
These men are regular Sherlock Holmes' in their own way. The rat, after a certain length of time, get trap-wise.
There was one rat, for instance, which kept a local department store in a state of jitters for over six months. Store employees tried every measure to coax it out, but it acted a few of their own. They wrote to rat-catching authorities in many parts of the country. They even hired a famous rat catcher to drop everything and come quickly. Then he went to inspector that caught up with the rat—and he did it with a bit of corn meal and pars green.
Aristocratic Rats Pass Up Cheese;
High-Priced Bacon Is No. 1 Trap Bait
K F K U
The detail has also revealed these
Thursday, Oct. 14
2:30 p.m. German lesson.
2:35 p.m. News Flash.
2:47 p.m. A prologue to Shakespeare, "Anthony and Cleopatra," Miss Helena Riboda Hopes.
6 p.m. "Highlights" in educational program, Dean A. Schweiger.
9 p.m. Physical education for health.
9:15 p.m. Intramural news.
9:18 p.m. Jayhawk Trumpeteers.
9:28 p.m. Campus news.
2:30-3 p.m. Debate: Analytical discussion of the question: "Should the State Adopt a Unicarenal System of Legislature?" Prof. E. C. Buehler.
6-6 30 p.m. Voice recital, Prof. Joseph Wilkins, tenor, and Marie Wilkins, soprano.
Friday, Oct. 15
Saturday, Dec. 16
6 p.m. Student program, sponsored
by the department of English.
Saturday, Oct. 16
--facts about Seattle's rats:
There are only four instances on record where rats bit people in Seattle while they slept.
To get rid of the sheek, grey rodents, all you have to do is to remove their food supply.
They'll eat one another if they get hungry enough.
Ras lice and fleas will live on human beings. Don't handle rats, dead or alive.
Authorities have it that for every living person, there is at least one rat, but in Seattle, the proportion is said to be somewhat less.
Mr. L, A. S. Wood, of the West inghouse Electric company, will ad dress the local branch of the Ameri nights at 8 o'clock in the auditorium in Marvin hall. He will speak on "Street and Highway Safety" describing the hazards a right driving due to lack of vision.
A.I.E.E. Hears Noted Lighting Expert Tonight
Mr. Wood is one of the foremost illuminating engineers in the world. He was born in England and is familiar with lighting practices both in that country and in the United States.
He came to the United States in 1911 to introduce the flame carbon are lamp and shortly afterwards was appointed are lamp expert for the Westinghouse company. After the introduction of the Mazda lamp he became Illuminating engineer for Cutter cutting at South Bend, Ind.
When Cutter company was absorbed by the Westinghouse Electric company, Mr. Wood was appointed manager of the company's street lighting department. Then he was transferred to the Cleveland department as manager of the lightning division, and then to New York as chief lighting engineer. Mr. Wood is now located at Cleveland, Ohio.
Jail Silverware Stolen
— Loyenne, Wyo. Oct. 13. — (UP) Nothing seems to be safe from thieves any more. Fenton Fetch, city jail cook, reports that it contained a stolen knife to replace all wares "lifted" as sentences by inmates of the jail.
The University Daily Kansas is sued every morning except Saturday and Monday.
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The meeting will be held immediately after the freshman lecture in Fraser theater.
"P.S.G.L. feels that an effort should be made to give the freshmen a clear, unbiased understanding of what party politics means to the average college student," Birney said yesterday. "It is to acquaint them with the set-up here this meeting is called."
St. Joseph, Mo. Oct. 13—(UP) “The *story*, hilfheit¹³, type of religion is passing, in the opinion of John W. Moore of Dallas.
Glory,
Hallelujah' Religion
Passing
The Progressive Students' Government League will officially open its political campaign tonight with the annual freshman rally in the Little Theater of Green hall at 8:30 p.m. following a presentation by the P.S.G.L. a last invitation to all freshmen to attend the program tonight which will feature several student speakers including Don Vooresh, c28, president of the Men's Student Council; "Tony" Council, 3rd, forlorn; and Lawrence Birney, the P.S.G.L.; chairman of the P.S.G.L. party.
Speaking before the 121st annual conference of the Missouri Methodist Church South, the bishop emphasized that "for years there has been too much noise in the church and not enough action.
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"Work only, not words, will advance the word of God on earth," he said.
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Steiger Made Province President of Fraternity
Steiger was president of the KU,
chapter of the fraternity during his
senior year in school.
PATEE
Steiger, a Topena attorney, formerly of ElDorado, the first Kansas to hold the position. His tenure has allowed him to establish law school chapters at the Universities of South Dakota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri, and the graduate chapters at Oklahoma City, Mo., and Oklahoma City.
Walt, A. Steiger, 136, has been notified of his appointment as province president of the international legal fraternity, Phi Delta Chi.
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The bridge, carrying traffic on highway 38 between Missouri and Illinois, was opened last Oct. 10. All revenue from tolls is devoted to retirement of the issue, at which time the bridge will become free.
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Hamibal, Mo., Oct. 13—(UP) A total of $50,000 in bonds issued as security for a PWA loan to construct the Mark Twain bridge across the Mississippi river here, will be retired Nov. 1.
Interest amounting to $2,380 on the total indebtedness of $200,000 will be paid then also. Bonds totali- *$20,000* were retired last May.
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