TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1927
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY JOHN'S, Society Editor
Before 1 p.m. call K.U. 212; after 5 p.m. call 2702-838
Omicron Nu Holds Initiation
Initiation sessions of Omicron Nu. home economies honor society, were held Saturday evening at the home of Miss Viola Anderson, associate professor of home economics. The new members are Elizabeth Wiggins, c38; Lei Sholander, c38; and Alice Coulough, c38. The officers of the organization are: president, Imogene Beamer, c39; secretary, Ida Jean Poison, c39; treasurer, Ruth Learned, c39.
The following were weekend guests at the Pitfall, New York.
Mrs Alice Sicey, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs F. Howell, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. William Brumwell, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Rainish Blaich, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Gardner, Kansas City, Mo.
Thomas Wimberly, Kansas City, Mo.
Walter Redsted, Kansas City, Mo.
Edgar Ehlers, Kansas City, Mo.
Gorgine Dehler, Dillon
William Winkel, Wilhelm
Doris Coleman, fa'40
Mary Frances Kernell, fa'unel
The junior group of the American Association of University Women will hold an informal meeting this week at the University of Virginia. Evangeline Clark, 1640 New Hampshire. Mrs. Herbert Pine and Miss Nellie Stareck are in charge of the program. Miss T. H. Marshall, president of the group, will preside Evagueline Clark, Ruth Stockwell and Marie Miller, e38, are in charge of refreshments.
Weekend guests at Alpha Tan Omega fraternity house were frank Clint Claus, McCook, McBrien, Mr. and Ms. L. Hazen, Tongkonesie, Phil Beaty, Sailinar Owens, C$8; Mary Topper, John Lake, Kansas City, Billings, Denver Hall, and Nita Vaughn, all of Kansas City, Mo.
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Weekend guests at the Gamma Phi Beta sorority house were Mrs. Walter Clark, Mary Jane Roby, Jane Kent, Harben Shelford, all of Kansas City, Mo; Margaret Overall, Caldwell; Maxine Van Pelt, Poet; Sara Nelle Pickett, Joplin and Joan Donahue, Lawrence.
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Dinner guests at the Dalta Tau
Delta fraternity house Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Postivalliae
Lewenrere; Don Boardman, cunch
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Jane Reynolds and Emily Foundation, both of Kansas City, Mo., and Thomas Moore, c39, were dimmer in the Sigma at the Sigma fraternity house.
Eduard J. Dowling and Robert Wallace, of the department of economics, were Thursday dinner guests at the Alpha Kappa Psi house.
Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa Stigma fraternity house were Catherine Ehchoe, c'40; Salia Jane Biancoler, c'urel; Amute Rodhe, c'urel; Charlotte Duston, fa'40; and Mary Frances Martin, e37.
Jack McCann, Kansas City, Mo;
Barbara Humphry, c38; and Sarah
Lou Taylor, c38.
Phi Beta BI, professional medical fraternity, held honorary initiation services Sunday for Doctor Duncan of Fredonia.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Gamma Delta college Saturday were: Mr. Arla Martin, Kansas City, Mo.; and Mrs. M. O. Hull of Kansas City.
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2047 W. - - - - hind the mummy. Excluding the fact that a cowman makes a girl look like a walking hot house was the discovery by some adult male student that girls no longer bring encyclopedias and family bibles to school in order that they may press the bouquets they receive.
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Prof. R. P. Stringham and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa Etu Kappa fraternity house.
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Darcelle Wierick of Leavenworth was a weekend guest at Alpha Omicron Pi sociology house.
Mrs. F. E. Harvi of Ackhison was a dinner guest at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house Sunday.
Gregory Hines, c. 33 was a Sunday dinner guest at Alpha Omicron Pi sorority house.
Delphine Gfelter, c39, was a weekend guest of Lucile Roach at Lowemont.
Alpha Kappa Psi, professional commerce fraternity, held a School of Business smoker last night.
Watkins hail will hold open house
Thursday evening with an hour
of dancing from 7 until 8 o'clock.
Addene Saxton, c29, spent the weekend at her home in Waverly.
James Riddel, Funicl, was a Sunday dinner guest at Watkins hall.
On the Shin-hind the mummy. Excluding the fact that a cowman makes a girl look like a walking hot house was the discovery by some adult male student that girls no longer bring encyclopedias and family bibles to school in order that they may press the bouquets they receive.
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When the men's Pan-Hel discovered that they were not enshrined
FORTUNES TO PRODUCE!
THOUSANDS IN ITS CAST!
on page 633 of the Britannia but probably on some garbage man's house they not the dilemma and the obvious flaw, how garbage union local 578 will probably want an explanation. The houses really liked the darn things.
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One of our chums is athletic as all git out. The other day she was swimming up to her neck in water trying for distance. At the end of 90 lengths of the swimming pool, which is quite a distance to go and till end up where you started, came back to her seat and then that if she were to go the whole way, 100 lengths, that she would get 10 points toward W.A.A.
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Without a glance backward she took the distance in stride. Beaming all over she was telling about it when someone asked her what points did for them? She had to confess to doing it for them or not know. Well, anyway, she's got them.
The same person, keeping close to her element, went canoeing up the river and landed back at Lawrences municipal wharf late at night up in the canoe and decided to walk not too distant bank. Three hours later she had uncovered her hair from a half inch of mud.
We were congratulating a girl on becoming one of the bevy of University queens the other day when we asked her if she were going to take a trip offered as the prize. She said that the club had added, "What have I got to lose?" And she came to college to find that out.
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Prof. R, Q. Brewster will be the
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