TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill --an account of Mt. Oread Society
JUNE ULM, Society Editor
@ 9 p.m. call K.U. 212 after
Sunday, January 4th at the Dollar Child Center. The wedding will take place
Berry Good, Kansas City
Virginia Wallace, fs, Kansas City, Mo.
Martha Sobler, St. Joseph, Mo.
Mary McCallum, St. Joseph, Mo.
Steve Scott, Hutchison
Flarry Muller, St. Joseph, Mo.
Joe Rockh, fr, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Helen Muller, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Jophine Eade, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Johanna H. Fahn, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss James H. Fahn, Kansas City, Mo.
C, G. W. Crenwell, Leeworthy
Mrs. Lakes, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Larson, Leeworthy,
Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Muller, Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs, F. Bradley, Leavenworth Mr. and Mrs, Ed Muller, Kansas City, Min.
Mr. Robert Fade, Kawai City, Mo.
and Mrs. M. Gess, Willett, Kawai
City, Mo.
Mrs. Leruapo Troup, Kawai City, Mo.
Mrs. Hienor Troop, Kawai City, Mo.
Mrs. Janet Troop, Kawai City, Mo.
Jmiss W. H. Brown, Topkka
James Willard, Topkka
Jmiss W. H. Brown, Topkka
Alpha Tau Omega will entertain
the following guests of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority tonight with a
binder 'binder' dancer:
Mrs. Kicklender
Patty Woodward
Olive Hare
Mirta Roberts
Roberita Walker
Marianne Dillon
Risky Warden
Justina Warden
Virginia Lee Williams
Virginia Lee Williams
Drew Simon
Louise Taylor
Evelyn Meade
Imogene McCormay
Peggy Moore
Bill Nevens
Bil Nevens
Betty Butcher
Marjorie Trembley
Lois Noebert
Betty Noebert
Alice Ann Jones
Alice Cardwell
Jane Cardwell
Nancy Kesler
Jean Beattie
Daniel Beattie
Margaret Stookey
Jalette Trembley
Jean Robertson
Jane Robertson
Marion Springer
Dinner guests at Corbin hall Sat
urday night.
Jonath Ruth, fc, Kansas City, Mo.
Gene Trimbach, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Ella Belle Rudd, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Ella Belle Rudd, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Mary Pearson, Kansas City, Mo.
Sigma Kappa announces the engagement of Marty Sanders, Denver, to Walter Howard, Hutchinson. Mr. Howard is a member of Kappa Eua
Guests this weekend at the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority house were:
Cindy Muckley
next Easter.
Dinner guests at the Triangl
house Sunday were:
Coccia Mitchell
Kathryn Bellerleine, Kansas City, Mo.
Margaret Hamler, Kansas City,
Montana; Bonnie Springs
Frances Hamler, Kansas City
Marigret Weber, Kansas City
Bernice Brieris, Kansas City, Mo.
Ms. C.-H. Burke, Kansas City,
Mo.
Ms. M., M. O. Hull, Kansas City,
Mo.
solidly Sullivan W. Weire:
Mr. and Mrs. L, W. Greene, Topka
Municipal City, W. Wonderland, Kauai
City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. I, W. Wonderland, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. I, W. Wonderland, Kansas
Nill Min Grant镇, Kauai City, Mo.
Henry M. Harter, Kauai City, Mo.
Henry M. Harter, Kauai City, Mo.
Frank Mofley, 16, Kauai City, Mo.
Bennie Levy, 17, Kauai City, Mo.
Dinner guests at the Delta Upsilon
mouse Sunday were:
Guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house
Josée Gravanson
Marshall Prossinger
Elizabeth Barclay
Berry Vandenbeer
Katharine Cannon
Gerra Gibbon
Barbara Smith
Barbara Smith
Hilda Cadden
Coca Queen Barber, Kansas City, Mo.
1 1 1
Mr. and Mrs, I. D. Fount, Idla
John Fount, Idla
Mr. and Mrs, T. G. Williamson, Tuba,
Idra
Mr. and Mrs, T. G. Ogle, Spavinele
Mr. and Mrs, M. R. Ogle, Spavinele
Mrs. E. R. Unibach, Spavinele
Eloron Anderson, Morngaveille
Kathryn Ingmire, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. E. R. Unibach, Kansas City, Mo.
Ruth Lawrence, Lawrence
Sunday dinner guests at the Chi
Oligoage sorority were:
Mrs. James Kidman, Tulsa
Mr. James Wasson, Tulsa
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson
Ruth Copper, Tulsa
E. Smith
Filen Wasson, Tulsa
Ralph Febch, Coffeyville
Jim Postma
Jim Swartz
X. Snackshaw
Chi Omega announces the en-
pagement of Jane Hamah to Harry J. Smith. Mr. Smith is a member of the Simma Chi footnote
--and Mrs. Stanley Williams of Kansas City, Mo., were dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house last night.
Dinner guests at the Dalta Tau
DLata fraternity house Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Pearson, Charles
W. Mohr, Dr. Kevin Keplinger.
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--and Mrs. Stanley Williams of Kansas City, Mo., were dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house last night.
The Alpha Delta Pi sorority will entertain the Kappa Sigma fraternity with an hour dance this evening.
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Sunday
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English Lecture Series Offered for Freshmen
The department of English announces its annual series of lectures on contemporary literature. These lectures are given by Winston, chairman of the freshman lectures committee of the department, are designed primarily for freshmen. However, upperclassmen will find the course helpful.
the first lecture of the series will be the first by Miss Sara G. Laird tomorrow at 3:30 in 265 Fraser. Her obituary will be "Biomarry."
Other lectures are as follows:
Nov. 17, Prof. John E. Hankins will speak on "Drama"; Dec. 8, Prof.
John B. Virtue on "British Novel";
Jan. 12, Miss Helen Rhoe Hodopes on "British Poetry"; Feb. 16, Prof.
G. Newell Bebout on "American Poetry"; and March 16, Prof. William Howie on the "American Novel."
Eiseley Studies New Fossil Finds
Dr. Loren C. Eischew, assistant professor of sociology, traveled to Lincoln, Neb., this week forenkind a visit to the National Schultz, director of Nebraska field parties of the Nebraska state museum. They discussed certain new Pleistocene and post-Pleistocene archaeal sites in Nebraska and Kansas.
Mr. Schultz spent part of the summer excavating in certain caves of the Southwest where Eiseley had worked. Schultz discovered some of the ancient rocks of man deep in untouched strata in Burnet cave near Carabad.
Eisley collaborated not long ago with Schulz on a scientific study of the faunal remains and their archeological significance, found at the Scotsbelt bison quarry in west-ern Nebraska.
While at Lincoln, Eiseley examined the new material which is especially rich in small animal forms that will require intensive study. Later he plans to visit some of the new sites in western Nebraska.
Yoma points, an artifact type associated with the Folsom culture, ever found there with the remains if a Pleistocene bison, bison antiquus taylori—the same variety found in the Pleistocene Folsom site at Folsom, NM.
The paper, entitled "Paleontological Evidence for the Antiquity of the Scotsbuff Bison Quarry and Its Associated Artifacts," appeared in American Anthropologist, organist, and American Anthropological Association.
Hill Poets Represented In Poetry Magazine
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andamanthani, national college poetry society, will meet Sunday. Oct.
24 at 3 o'clock, in the Green room in Fraser hall.
According to Miss Ann Winslow, executive secretary, University of Wyoming, the local chapter will be well represented in "College Verse," official magazine of the college poetry society of America.
At present, arrangements are being made for publication of a local literary magazine, in collaboration with the Quill Club.
National Gallery To Show K.U. Art
An invitation has been extended to the department of painting of the School of Fine Arts to contribute six pieces of student work at the open-ended gallery of the University of the United States department of interior at Washington, D. C.
This exhibition, held under the auctions of the Bureau of Education, is the first of a series which will include works from important schools of art throughout the country. Government authorities hope to make these exhibitions a permanent feature.
The six pictures which are being sent from the University were selected from the best works produced by students of the department of painting during the school year 1968-37. They were on exhibition in the department galleries and corridors during commencement week a k a n d more recently at the Kansas Free Fair.
These pictures include the work of Carol Johnson, fa38, Lewis Levin, fa38, Anna Grace Doty, fa38, Andrea Grace St7, and Elizabeth White fa38.
Ogden L. Mills Dies Of Coronary Thrombosis
Art Museum Sends
Vedder Painting to Salon
New York, Oct. 11.—(UIP) - Ogden L. Mills, secretary of the treasury in the last month of President Hassan Ali's presidency, at his home today at the age of 32.
Frequently mentioned as possible presidential timber, Mills had spent six years as an executive of the treasury department. He was undersecretary in the Coolidge administration and was promoted to secretary when the late Andrew Mellon became ambassador to Great Britain. He had spent all of last week at his downtown offices and was apparently in good health. He died from coronary thrombosis just before noon.
Werner To Speak Before Frosh Council
Henry Werner, adviser of men, will conduct a discussion on "Some Problems That Come Into My Office" at the Freshman Council of the Y.M.C.A. tonight at 7 in the lounge of the Union building.
Elliott Recovering From Illness
This is the last planned meeting of the Freshman Council before they meet to elect officers Tuesday evening, Oct. 19. At that time the Freshmen will take over the organization and plan their year's active
Wilbur Leonard will preside over tonight's meeting, and all Freshmen are urged to attend.
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Miss Mabel A. Elliott, assistant professor of sociology, who is on leave of absence this year, is now recovering from a streptococcus infection at the home of her sister at Hempstead, Long Island, N.Y.
Spooner-Thayer museum is sending "Olives and Sen," a painting by Elhu Vedder, nineteenth-century artist, to New York for a memorial exhibition of Vedder's work at the American Academy of Arts and Letters. The display will be made at the art galleries of the academy, and will remain there for about six months.
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