TUPSDAY, MARCH 23, 1927
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY K. DORMAN, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m., call K.U. 21; after 5, call 2702-K3
The annual meeting of the Kawa City Kappa Eta Kappa alumni or gationism was held Sunday at th e chapel house. Those preser included.
Max Branagan, '32, Independence, Mo.
Jack Cuadra, '35, Lawrence
Jack Hewitt, '36, Fayette City, Mo.
Filbert Dumfrey, 44, Kansas City, Mo.
Boyd Henley, '19, Kansas City, Mo.
Harold Fallill, '34, Kansas City, Mo.
Zovmir Kwaverani, '34, Kansas City, Mo.
Dean Ward, 16, Kansas City, Mo.
LeMoine D. Weiser, '16, Stanberry, Mo.
Hurschel Yenzer, '10, St. Joseph, Mo.
Walter Crause, c199
Stewart Jones, c40
Bill Davis, ph
Burnie Rhode, burel
Dan Rhode, c8
Alfred Cwilwell, c10
Bob Lucy, c40
Alpha Tan Omega held formal initiation services Sunday for the following new initiatives:
Kappa Alpha Pai fraternity held initiation; ceremonies Saturday night for the following newly elected members: Harold Leland Piper, c'40; Warren Harel Littlejohn, c'uncit Jerome Curtis, c'40; Curtis Burst, c'40.
Out - of - town members present were: Percy H. Lee, provincial poli-
march, Kenneth Hill, A. B. Howard
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha
Gamma Delta house ware: Ceelia
Mitchell, Cherryvale; Jim Mowbray,
Lawrence; Ruth Ness, Kamas City,
Mo.; and Mrs. H. G. Focht, Arkansas
City.
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Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority were Mr. and Mrs. Al Green and Mrs. E. W. Patton.
Guests at Corbin hall Sunday included Helen Campbell, fa38; Henry Parker, de37; DeLes Blanchet, cunei; Arvid Johnson; Herbert Sujenlore, I37; C. W. Duriburd and Misa Dell Thompson, both of Kansas City, Mo.; and Mrs. Monty Boucher of Lawrence.
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Guests at the Sigma Phi Epilogue fraternity house Sunday were:
Dr. and Mrs. Fowing, Estancia, N.M.
Frank Fwink, Estancia, N.M.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Muller, Kansas City, Ms.
Mr. L. L. Graham, Kansas City, Ms.
Mr. J. Gempelper, Monroe, Wisc.
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Weekend guests at the Phil Gamma Delta house were Jack Denney, fs of Kansas City, Mo., and Woodrow Kipp, fs. of Eloworth.
Miss MacDougall, from the University of Chicago, was a luncheon guest at Corbian hall yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Megurian was a dinner guest at the Alpha Delta Pi sorority Sunday.
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the pledging of Eleanor Overmeier, faurucl.
John Wolfe Corbett, Emporia, was a weekend guest at the Phil Delta Theta fraternity.
Geologists Go To Meeting
Will Attend the Academy of Science Session
W. H. Schowe, associate professor of geology, announced yesterday that 15 persons from the University will attend the Academy of Science meeting to be held in Manhattan April 1, 2, and 3.
Those from the University who will read papers are: M. K. Elin, geologist; H. T. U. Smith, assistant professor of geology; Prof. W. H. Schowe; and Mrs. Raymond Keroher. Others who will attend the meeting are: Hubert Coleman, c37; T. G. McLaughlin, rg; Raplh T. associate professor of mechanical engineering; R. E. Whith, assistant instructor of geology; Frank E. Merchant, c47; Fred Swain, c38; H. L. Shaffer, and Raymond Keroher, assistant instructors of geology.
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The high spot of the meeting will be a lecture Friday night by Dr. Chelsea B. Ottes, head of the botany department at the University of Illinois.
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Seniors who were pledged: Louis Cormouche, George Pro, Glen Carson, Norton Bailey, Joseph Robertson, Leigh Payne, Lathal Johnson, and Harold Tailferro.
Junions who were pledged: Hervey Vigour, George Gordon, John Robeson, Art Latham, Claude Burns, and Fred Smithmeyer.
Seniors must be in the upper fourth of their class scholastically, and juniors must be in the upper eighth of their class in order to be elected.
DAVID AND SMITH CHOSEN
The Kaman Board, governing body of the Daily Kaman, has chosen its staff for the last half of the spring semester. Steven David, c 37', will be the new editor-in-chief and Carl Snyder, will be the new managing editor.
Taking over the paper after the Easter vacation, they will succeed Mary Rutter, c37, and Marion Mundis, c37.
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