WEDNESDAY MAY 5, 1837
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY JOHNIS, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call K.U. 215 after 5,电话 729-832
Phi Mu Alpha entertained with its annual spring party Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grey were the chap-
perors. The following were the guests
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Eva Ruth Meioke f4'40
Lva Ruth Menike, f40
Lisa Davion, c19
Mary Jean Boudreau, f40
Rose Stach, f19
Maurice Banchera, f19
Joseph Bengtang, f28
Jove Vetree, f17
Margaret Strough, f18
Lucele Kennison, Topeka
Mildred Brown, Topela
Rachel Johnson, c40
Juanna Coopert, c40
Juana Cooper, f40
Philip Russell, c40
Shoen Purrell, f1unel
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The Kappa Sigma fraternity elected its officers for the fall semester in its regular meeting Monday night. The new president is Paul Klimb, b'38; house manager, Richard Harwood, fa'39; master of ceremonies, Donald Bird, c'38; and chapter correspondent, Phil Buzick, c'39.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority house were Eileen Frasier and Ruth Pyle, both of
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Sehrant of Hutchinson were luncheon guests at Cockin hall Munson.
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Kan, Jerome Brinkman, Emporia, and Charles Hess, Kansas City, Mo. were weekend guests at the Phil Delta Teatre fraternity house.
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Alpha Chi Omega sorority entertained with a Parents' Day dinner Sunday.
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Mrs. George Walford, Lawrence
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Mrs. and Mrs. A. F. Seder, Russell
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Mrs. and Mrs. C. J. Troubelle, Iola
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Mrs. John Murrell Wall St. Joseph
Mrs. and Mrs. E. Klarenkopf, Tuba
Mrs. and Mrs. E. Klarenkopf, Tuba
C. O. M. Osborn, Hatchison
Mrs. and Mrs. D. C. Emry, Ijneen
Mrs. and Mrs. George Folee, Kansas City
M, and Mrs, W. O. Gray, Independence
Mrs. Fail Tracy, Kaiser City, Mo.
M, and Mrs, Francis G. Hughes, Law-
Mr. David Kelwa, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hardy, Kansas City
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs, M. L., Walter, Atchison
Mr. Nicky Walers, Atchison
Mr. and Avi Hawkinson, Kansas
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Mrs. Grace Meyer, Plata
Mrs. Mildred Moore, Paula
Mrs. Melissa Polez, Paula
Dr. and Mrs. J., J. I. Harvey, Salina
Dr. and Mrs. J., K. Harvey, Salina
Mr. and Mrs. P., K. Harvey, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. R, W. Duston, Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Archg. W. Wallace, Lawrence
Berry Jean Wallace, Lawrence
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity entertained with a Mother's Day dinner Sunday.
Betty Jean Wallace, Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. F, J. Jones, Leavenworth
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sherman, Topeka
The guests were:
The gigs were over.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fossett, Wellington
Mr. and Mr. R. J. Albright, St. Joseph
Mr. and Mr. David Cairtour, Kansas
Mr. and M.R. E. Cutter, St. Joseph
Ms. South Hill, Lawrence
Mr. and M.R. E. Cutter, St. Lawrence
Mrs. Myler Foley, Wellington
A. E. Vaughan, St. Joseph
Wwyrt V. Van Hangen, St. Joseph
Mrs. Dermita McKinley, Westhitch
Miss Dermita McKinley, Westhitch
Miss Clarice Williams, St. Joseph
Miss Charles Elquest, Kiamis City, Mo.
Jane Coats, c'40 and Delos Woods,
were luncheon guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house yesterday.
Dinner guests at Corbin hall Sun-
m.r. and Mrs. Mermi, Topkaka
m. Disney奈, Topkaka
Mrs. Thrushway, Topkaka
Lim Burrell, Tom Burrell
Tom Brunson, Mandatman
Hilden Johnson, Ruwell
Hills, Kansas City. Roy
Ragley, Nc37
Loren Bohmbulnick, c19
Merton, C39
Dustin Blanchard, c19
Miss Virginia Ihne, Kansas City
Mrs. Chalmers, Alfred Chalmers
Aecia fraternity entertained the following guests at the Mother's Day dinner Sunday; Mrs. I. M. Hart; Mrs. J. L. Long; Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox; Misses Jean and Joyce Cox, all of Kingman; Mrs. Alice Meeer, Herington; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Nichols, Kansas City; Ms. Miss Ia Lee Yount, Warrenburg; Mo. Miss Irene Parks, Wichita; Mr. Harold McJunkin, Wichita; Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Wood and Mrs. Phister of Garnett; Mr. and Mrs. Phister of Garnett; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Treese; Mr. Bondes, all of Lawrence.
Sigma Chi fraternity elected officers for the fall semester of 1957 at a chapter meeting last night. Those elected were: Phil Thomason, b38; consul; Harry O'Riley, b38; pro-scu, Bill Grant, c39; annotator; Donald Dicter, c39; tribute; Preston Lampton, c38; editor; Robert Farmer, c39; historian, and Hugh Jones, c39; manal
Miss Vivian Slothower, Wichita
Mrs. Grove, Tuba
Miss Betty J. Heath, Salina
Miss Bettie J. Heath, Bonner Springs
Miss Della Mac Davin, Kansas City
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Caroline Brink, 36, and Virginia Edwards of Kansas City were week-ond guests at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house.
Guests at Corbin hall over the weekend were;
Luncheon guests at the Gamma Phi Beta sorochity house yesterday were Olive Adole Krebish, fa 37, and June Kirkham, c'39.
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Prof. J. J. Wheeler and. Bob Reed were dinner guests at the Sigma Nu house Tuesday evening.
The K. U. Dames' sewing group will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock at be home of Mrs. Vernon K. Hoffman, 824 Indiana street.
Miss Elizabeth Short of Concordia was a weekend guest at the Pi Beta Phi sorority.
The members of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity entertained the members
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Weekend guests at the Alpha Omni Pi sorority house were Goldt Woodburn, Hoisington, and Margaree Luce, Pueblo, Colo.
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Peggy Ballweg of Emporia was a guest at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house Sunday.
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Pki Kappa Psi elected the following men to office last night: President, Paul Wilbert, '138; vice-president, Tud North, 'c38; corresponding secretary, Stane Steele, e'20; historian, 'yll Will仕, e'und; manager, Raymond Davidson, c' 40; serget-arnts,
Blaine Grimes, c'39; chplain,
Dick Cary, b'unel; intramural man-
ager, Raymond Davidon
On the Shin-rendering "Home on the Range." Obituary notice will be printed later.
Continued from page 1
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Patter . . . B. Graham, c'39, sure does look purrit sittin' eico' eat, cream bars . . . so does Doris Johnson, c'40, sittin' on a fender ridin' down the street with the rest of the Kappa's . . . and Bud Magee seems to be doin' some good with the caups you like. Gina Uintin calls the calls him Budkeley-Wuddsey . . . Spike 'O'Relly always manages to make his Hebrew history class, even though he does occasionally enter just as his name is being read off the roll . . . the invincible Finn Jensen remained invincible the other day when he refused the pleadings of his Eicosan studies and commune with nature . . . the journalism bulletin board seehs these days since the surrealism craze has waned . . .
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