SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
JUNE ULM Society Editors
1 8pm call. KU 1,213 after 8:20
**MAR 4TH**
*BIRD SHORE*
Miss Coriine High, fn38, entertained with a dinner at the Colonial Tea Room, Friday, in honor of Miss Dorothy Derfelt, 37, whose marriage to Clarence Dodson will take this fall. Quartet tables decorated with vases of rosebuds were laid for 20.
The following were guesses
Doorney Darrelle, '77
Barbara Edmons, c40
Margaret Smaffa, f88
Ruth Birdner, 1d1
Kathryn Meyers, '73
Saray Ghephe, c91
Susy Hewlett, '65
Ali Chesw, '83
Marie Russell, c40
Gregory Ecclidw, '40
Eli Craig
Hedder Harman
Arthur Ackel
Mr. George Hedrick
Mr. Ebiah Allen
Mr. Jack Hickman
Mr. Ecclidw High
The following were guests:
Dinner guests Thursday of Delta
Vulnerable guests only.
Marlyn Miller
Betty McVey
Bettie Burch
Virginia Hawkinson
Mary Fowler, buncl
Louise Grayson, c'40
Mary Alice Livingston
Virginia Wade
Mary Marilyn Carlon
Felissa Lourie, fau'l
Jane Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright, Lawrence
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The women of Miller hall, the new women's dormitory given to the University by Mrs. J. B. Watkins, have elected the following officers: Sophi Schellenberg, c38, president; James Tillman, c39, secretary; Helen Wilson, c38, treasurer; and Barbara Woodard, historian.
Mr. Arvid Jacobson, of the department of design, spent the summer studying at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, with the exception of two weeks which he spent vacationing in Michigan.
Mrs. E. C. Nuell, Great Bend, is visiting at the Chi Omega house this weekend.
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Miss Ruth Learned, '37, and Miss
Jane Marshall, "37, of Kansas City,
Mo., are weekend guests at Gamma
Phi Beta.
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Alpha Chi Omega entertained with a miscellaneous shower and tea yesterday afternoon, honoring Miss Florence Wahli, who will be married Oct. 2 to Edward Marti of Minneapolis, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ball, Kaunn City, will be dinner guests today at the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Miss Lucille Davis is a guest this weekend of Helen Myers at Corbin hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pinder, Kansas City, were dinner guests Friday at the Acacia fraternity house.
Ray Noble, '37, is a weekend guest at the Kappa Sigma house.
The women of Westminster hall and Mrs. Stanton Anloren, chaperone,ield a dinner at the Colonial Tea room Wednesday.
The Zeta chapter of Kappa Beta, an organization for Christian Church women students, gave a tea honoring freshman women Thursday, at the home of the Rev. Mr. Barr, the new minister of the Christian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Don Healy and daughter, Catherine, of Lincoln, Kan, were visitors yesterday at the Pi Kappa Alpha house.
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Alpha Delta Pi announces the engagement of Miss Dorey Dorffelt, 37, Galena, to Clarence Dodson of the wedding will take place this fall.
Gertrude Spiers, '37, Spearville, is a guest at the Chi Omega sorority. ☆ ☆ ☆
James Polkinghorn, '37, Dodge City, was a guest Friday and yesterday at the Acacia house.
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Corbin hall will have open house to all University women this afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30.
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| Meier, Milton | QB 180 | 513' |
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| Nees, Wayne | Max 170 | 6'19' |
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| Richardson, J.R. | HB 165 | 510' |
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After the meeting announcements will be made concerning the Commission meetings for the next two weeks.
The first Y.W.C.A. assembly of the year will be held in Central Administration auditorium tomorrow afternoon. This meeting, open to all University women and all faculty women, will be a worship service for men and women, play a violin solo as a prelude to the period of worship. Ellen Payne, secretary of Y.W.C.A., will speak on "Flow of Horizons."
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Work of students of the department of design was on display at the state fair in Topeka last week. Two collections will be sent to Kansas high schools this week for exhibition, one to the new Wyandotte high school in Kansas City where Frances Hamlen, a graduate of the University of Kansas, is an instructor. The other will be displayed at the Emporia high school where Frances Keeney, another graduate, is teaching.
C. I.O. Refuses A. F. of L. Invitation Washington, D.C., Sept. 18. (UP) John L. Lewis's Committee for Industrial Organization will reject the American Federation of Labor invitation to come to its interconvention and settle labor's family quarrel "man to man" fashion, on the ground that the condition attached to the proposal would put the C.I.O. at a suicidal disadvantage.
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Butchery in Russian War
The first great battle of the Russia
invasion was the one off Smolensk,
Aug. 17, 1812. The battle of
Berodino, which followed, English
historians have called the most hideous and wasteful butchery in the 'history of the world.'
This battle opened for Napoleon the way to Moscow, where his army arrived on Sept. 16. Mr. Walter Meyer, a senior diplomat in Moscow, which he calls the "holy city" with its all its domes and cathedral glittering in the sunshine. He also likened Moseley to the holy city of Jerusalem "over which our Lord
Soldiers Liked Nscow
soldiers later.
Moscow sent the phase for Soldier Walter. He says, "everyone felt like being regular citizens of Moscow; there were bakers, and tailors, and shoemakers." We were all very sorry when, after a four-weeks' stay, Napoleon gave orders to evacuate the city on Oct. 19. Napoleon's army left in a southwest direction, the soldiers loaded with supplies from the north so that leather ready to return to their native land. But the Russian army coming from the south pressed them toward the north so that Napoleon had to retreat over the same route which they had come. For the first time the grand army was defeated. After this on a spot near the river Bolshevets, Napoleon paused poiense pass his troops in review. The men were in a miserable state: "He put on an air of indifference and showed lack of sympathy with
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the history of his army', but, the soldier continued, "I wonder what was happening inside the man; the battlefield tilted toward the beat honor and ambition."
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Dr. Sprenger hopes that he will be able to publish the manuscripts in the Humanistic Series next spring, both in the original German dialect and the parallel English translation. The German text has been type-written b Randall Week, c 40, and is nearly ready for printing. The German version will be published C.S.S.P. students under the super-vision of Dr. Sprenger and members of the departments of English and history.
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