TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1837
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
m account of Mr. Oread S
MARY JOHN, Society Editor
Before 3 k.m call KL 211 after 3 k.电话 2702-RL3
Miss Jane Allen was hostess to 175 guests Sunday afternoon at a tea, from 4 to 6. In the receiving line were Miss Allen, Mrs. Forsell Allen, Mrs. Milton Allegy of Russell, and M. P. L. Allen of Louisville, Ky. Those who assisted throughout the rooms were Carole Brink, Kathryn Torner, Dorothy Lemon, Bette Lemon, Amie Muller, Anne Moore, Paul Tranfeld, Trade Field, Nancy Newm, Mary Jane Haynes, Betty Gibson, Ruth Swearthout, Sally Lepley, Betty Belle Tholon and Eleanor Allen. During the afternoon Dorothy Elow Miller, pianist, and Carlich Noli, violinist, played. Pastel shades were featured on the tea table which held a center of amadrigones. Punch was served in flowers and in flowers were used throughout the rooms.
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Pi Mu Epsilon, honorary mathematics fraternity, will give a banque
tomorrow night at 6 o'clock at Evan
Heurl in honor of the new members.
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Sigma Kappa sorority honored the seniors Sunday with its annual Senior Breakfast. Aileen Irvine, c'39, was toastmessist. The seniors are: Clarice Crawford, c'37; Helen Engelhard, f'37; Suel Whitzel, c'37; and Gladys Irvine, c'37. Guests included: Crain House, New York City; Chancellor Charles E. Wagner; Charlotte Van Vibber, Lawrence Haward Anderson, Lawnce
They are as follows:
Wilhelm Toalton, gr
Albert Husmerker, gr
Ernest berrerry, gr
George Milne, gr
Alfred bidson, c:37
Ariana Roster, c:37
Richard Cearl, c:38
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Mrs. N. K. Thompson, retiring house mother of the Kappa Sigma fraternity, was the guest of honor at the annual Senior dinner at the
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chapter house Sunday. The chapter presented Mrs. Thompson with a tea table as a parting gift. Those senior students were honored at the banquet included:
Joseph Robertson
Paul Rogers
Daniel Rivers
Duane Brides
Dwight Bridge
John Campbell
Frank Beckett, J
Kay Noble
Riley McKee
Sam Redmond
Roll Miller
John Miller
Pi Beta Phi sorority entertained with its annual senior dinner last night at the chapter house. The following seniors were honored:
Gertinfe Field
Marsha Nuzunim
Marina Dobrova
Jenn Patmore
Sarah Burges
Namia Nunnan
Mary Jane Haynes
Mary Keesinger
Mary Keesinger
Carolyn Bailey
Rachel Kinei
Jane Jane Campbill
Jerry Barbara Penlund
Upson chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity holds its annual spring party Saturday night in the Memorial Union ballroom. Music was furnished by Harlan Leonard's Kansas City Rockets. The music of the Rockets was broadcast from 10 to 10:30 over station WREN. Chapermons for the occasion were Mrs. Gertrude Mason and Mrs. Myrlyn Brown.
City, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Barker, Kansas City,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Abernathy, Kansas City, Kan.
The following were guests:
Miss Anna Marie Tompkins, Kansas City,
40.
M. Elmer C. Jackson, Kansas City, Kan.
M. Madilla Summers, Kansas City, Kan.
M. Dixony Jackson, Jefferson City, Mo.
M. Mary Grace Stimson, Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Williams, Kansas City, Kan.
Mr. W, Burdett Hockaday, Kansas City,
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. James Thatcher, Kansas
at Mo.
Miss Gladys Gunnell, St. Louis, Mo
Installation for Delta Phi Delta,
honorary art fraternity, will be held
at Evans Hearth tonight. Robert
Miss Gladys Gunnell, St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. Felix Payne, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Ernest Leroy Brown, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Birda Knapper, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Nathan Thatcher, Jr., Kansas City,
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston O. Sanders, Kansas City, Kan.
Mr. Howard N. Brunner, Kansas City, Mo.
A luncheon in honor of Marjorie Walker, former student, of Eskridge, who is to be married June 19 to Herb Cowell, '36, Kansas City, was given last Saturday at Evan's Hearth by Helen Lockart, e37.
Miss Katherine Pierce, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spottislow, Ottawa
Miss Gladys Greer, Kansas City, Kan.
Mrs. and M. I. Murray, Kansas City
The guests were:
Rose McEwen, c¹³8
Margaret Marrison, c¹³⁷
Miria Alice Gohsen, c¹⁰1
Maxine Laughlin, f¹⁴⁸
Burga Taylor, f¹⁴⁸
Burga Holland, f¹⁴⁸
Mary Katherine Dorman, c¹⁹⁹
Tacy Campbell, c¹⁷⁷
Ruth Learnd, c¹⁷⁷
Mary Learnd, c¹⁷⁷
Marjorie Harbaugh, c¹⁸⁷
Laura Humphrey, c¹⁸⁷
nd Mrs. W. A. Sylvia, Ottawa
M, and Mrs. W, A. Sylvia, Ottawa
Mm. Gwenew Pewee, Jefferson City, Mn.
Mr. Lloyd Mobley, Manhattan
Mm. Edward Bibb, Kansas City, Rans
Mm. Edward Bibb, Kansas City, Rans
Mm. Tennia Mitchell, Kansas City, Mm.
Mm. and Mrs. D, M. Brown, Kansas City, Mm.
Miss Marion Battle, Kansas City, Kan.
Dr. T. V. Miller, Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. D. J. Kowalski, Kansas City,
M. C. Stevens, Kansas City, Kan.
Bernice Woods, Kansas City, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mitchell, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Gordon Miller, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Miller, Kansas City
Mo.
Sunday dinner guests at the
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Manielle Buhmerhey, '36, Kansas City
Mary Jane Roby, '36, Kansas City
Clara Queen Barber, Kansas City
Katherine Casidy, '36, Kansas City
Havien Sieidle, '36, Kansas City
James Wellington
James Bicket, 'c17
Drew McLaughlin, c'18
Al Lemonne, c'19
Chaire Hullschall, c'24
Burke Wobker, c'17
Hall Chall, b'38
M, Searwil Starkeep, Independence, Mo.
Miss Willa Bridebeoreb, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Marion Motley, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. R, I. Wallis, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall and son,
Kansas City
Weekend guests at the Triangle features here.
Cook, fa'37, Charlene Forbes, ed'37,
and Helen Huffman, ed'37, will become
members.
Harry Reitz
Richard Masters
William Sager
John McGraw
Benjamin McGuire
Lyle Amberg
Martin Wright
Mrr. E. H. Bash, Kansas City
Beverly Bash, Kansas City
Mr. and Rr. R. G. Wetherill, Kans
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barber, Blue Springs, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Barber, Kansas City
Mo.
Delta Chi fraternity entertained with a banquet Sunday honoring the following seniors:
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fraternity house were:
Mercy B McCarthy, C. 19
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bagely, Kansas City,
Sunday dinner guests at the Phi
Marjorie Crume, c'uncl Robert Hunt, c'40
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawkins, Kansas City,
Berton Lyman, Hutchinson
William Slawson, c'40
Florence Speaks, fa'38
Berton Lyman, Hutchinson
The Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity presented its annual program Sunday afternoon at the Lawrence Sunday Forum at the Ninth Street Baptist Church. The theme of the program was better citizenship.
The program was arranged by
Francis Hernnden, c37, and Byron Mason, mgr. Usherna for the occasion were Gilbert Alexander, c38, and Hubert Perkins, c40.
Sunday dinner guests at Corbin hall were:
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, Lawrence
Mivcora Dabler, Lawrence
Mivc. C. H. Buru, Riverside City
Mivc. C. H. Buru, City City
Mivc. C. H. Buru, Nionar
Mivc. Franice Nelson, Marton
Mivc. Franice Nelson, Woodlock
Loyemian Loomis, c37
John Linier, c18
Paul Fallowing, Ernest
Pienna Preto, c17
Sigma Gamma Epsilon, professional mining and geology fraternity, hold its spring initiation last night in an outdoor ceremony. In the initiation the fraternity held its annual meeting at the home of Prof. C.
M. Young.
Arrow hand/cheeks have the process of winding the pattern back where put it on the pattern biceps where the cords, 25s and 50s, are on.
Theta Tau fraternity entertained with a dinner Sunday in honor of the following seniors:
following senators:
John Gritt
Victor Koehler
Robert Russell
William Clements
Edward Heter
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Bill Kanaga, Kansas City.
Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house were: Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Lippier, Topkaka Mary Lou Barker, Center Manager Mary Lou Barker, Center Manager, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kangae, Kansas City, Mia.
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