WFDNFSDAV, MARCH 17, 1927
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY K. DORMAN, Society Editor
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Pi Lambda Theta, national honorary educational fraternity for women, will initiate 16 pledges at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the Colonial tea room. Following the initiation services the Gamma chapter will have a birthday dinner celebrating its twenty-fourth anniversary.
Women to be initiated are:
Katherine Aynsley, c137
Imogene Beamer, c127
James Carson, c128
Dorothy Clendon, c127
Clarice Crawford, c127
Gary Gaiman, c126
Anna Lee Haze, c127
Ruth Leavard, c127
Jennifer Lomoyne, c124
Virginia McGill, c124
Bradish Mecklin, c124
Franklin McMullan, c124
Rowena Patterson Petridge, c124
Virginia Quigley, c124
Washington Weiss, c124
Nadine Wugman, c124
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority held initiation services Saturday for the following:
Maurice Gray, c#40
Maxine Almon, c#40
Patricia Eisenhower, c#40
Berry Stone, c#39
Doris Johnson, c#40
Jane Waring, c#40
Helen Hay, c#40
Marion Morris, c#40
Marion Morris, c#40
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Election of officers was held Mon-
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David Goulden, c'one
Vincent Viola, 16:40
Mary Gould, c'one
David H. Hutchison, c'one
Marcie Crane, c'one
Bertrand Basel, c'19
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Sunday dinner guests of Delta Up-
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Beta Theta Pi fraternity announces the pledging of Henry Dreyer, c'40.
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silent fraternity were Alice Gallup of Kansas City, M.; Pope; McCarty; c'40; Lida Allene Brown, c'37; and Jane Thompson, 'c'uel.
Newly elected officers of the Alpha Omicron Pi security are: President, Joan Newell, f39; vice-president, Garlandine Long, c'umel; rush captain, Verda Ames, c'39; recording secretary, Aldere Kidner, f38; corresponding secretary, Ruth Buehler, c'39; historian, Coodle Poln, f39;
Weekend guests at the Alpha Delta Pi society house included:
Kongman, M. B., A. Kongman,
Charlotte Stallard, Nandi Osaka, Charlotte Stallard, Nandi Osaka
The annual Women's Pan-Hellenic party will be held Saturday night at 9 o'clock, in the Memorial Union ballroom.
Gamma Phi Beta sorority entertained the Delta Chi fraternity last night with an hour dance from 7 until 8 o'clock.
Charles Wolffon, gr. and Harry Deuthe, 1793, were dinner guests last night at the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity house.
U. D. Kames bridge group will meet with Mrs. Robert Strop, 200 West Thirteenth street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Prestonjen of Kansas City. Mo, was a guest yesterday, at the Pi Kapra Alphabet fraternity house.
Alpha Kappa Psi, commerce fraternity, announces the pledging of Lester Phlegs, 1237.
Mrs. W. A. Pohl of Boone, Iowa, was a weekend guest of the Alpha Omieron Pi sorority.
OVER THE HILL
Werner Goes to Linden
Dr. Henry Wernor, adviser of men and state food analyst, drove to Monday on business. Doctor Wernor said he had a liquor in the district court.
B. A. Notzon, Kansas City, In-
diana agencies with the win-
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pany to the Life Insurance class of the University of Chicago, who also interviewed seniors in the
Notzon Interviews Seniors
J. M. Eilert, of the personnel dep. the Pactor and Gambia company, Cameroon, reviewed seniors in the School of Business yesterday and Monday for possible employment. J. R. Green, of the Kansas City office of the KKR, discussed the Harper Speaks at Colloyne.
C. Allen Harper, NI, will speak at the pharmacy colloquy tomorrow morning at 10:38. Mr Harper will write a lecture on four-year course for pharmacists and also some recent governmental policies their effect on the retail pharmacist.
Davidson Addresses Chemistry Club
Dr. A W. Davidson, professor of chemistry at the University of Michigan, Magnetic Production of Low Temperatures" at the Chemical Sciences Club
J. M. Elliot Interviews Seniors
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William C. McNown, 34, son of Prof. and Mrs. W. C. McNown, left this morning for Langley Field, Florida, with the U.S. Army air service duty. McNown was graduated from the bombardment division at Kelly field, San Antonio, Texas, Feb. 12. He is now pursuing paraphrase division at Langley field.
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Bread Baking Demonstrated
W. G. Mueller of St. Louis, directive college admissions and C. H. Webb of Kansas City, representatives of Kansas City, representatives of South Dakota, and the Bell Laboratories in New York City, will today be given electrical and mechanical engineering classes for a Thursday the students graduating from the School of Business will be
The department of home economics gave a bread demonstration yesterday afternoon in Fraser hall. The students served bread, economics, lectured white Rose Homolika, gr. Eleancer Klein, gr. and Virginia Ayers, 437, demonstrated the use of flour to make Miss Sprague, had pictures and samples of bread to illustrate various points of the talk. Following the demonstration, she served.
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rabl." D. W.'s diction document prefers to letter it Kohlrabi, Miss K.
A poetic soul expresses himself:
"My Proverbal palet (?) fairly tickles when a large, juicy steak passes the said organ. My stomach turns at the thought of liver." Robby is speaking now. "Don't accuse me
of the question mark, it's Moore's. A woman's tastes are varied, but "spaesthetics and meat halls at the Italian Gardens" satisfies Betty Cheesney, 'candil, for the bovine sauces." And spinach anywhere."
Max Replogle, c29, lived up to our expectations by debarring that he likes "a lot of things," but confines himself to one thing: I shrewdly dislikes vruguery, much vruguery. A football player, he does a pretty good job of taking a plate to the cleavers; if it contains about anyone else's shrug, which makes him sensitized.
Cooks throw up their hands in despair. Patience in preparing menus has been discarded, for patience is fustile. These answers, though few in number, track down the reason, which means to lie in the fact that students' desires for hunger pangs three times a day sometimes as flowers in May and as consistent as a dabber's golf score.
Two of the women hate spinach, while none of the men indicated such a double, bearing out our opinion that a lot of men either like spinach or few too many advertisements. As for one I'll have four lumps, please.
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