TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY K. DORMAN, Society Editor
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Buffet supper guests at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house Sunday, included
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Elizabeth Hamblin, c'40
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Betty Ann Jones, c'19
Betty Ann Yynkoe, f'40
Margaret Ranage, c'40
Miller, c'18
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Annette Reid, c'40
Marguerite Griffin, c'40
Marguerite Sparring, c'40
Phyllie Wetheller, c'40
Ana Reynoldy, f'40
Ferguson, c'40
Bette Gene Sveles, c'40
Dorothy Kennedy, c'40
Ruth Paterson, f'5, Kansas City, Kan,
Mary Ellen De Motte, c'78
Louise Haughton, Kansas City, Mo.
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity held initiation ceremonies Sunday for the following:
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Sunday dinner guests at the
Sigma Kappa sorority gave a faculty dinner Sunday. The following guests were present: Miss Viola J. Anderson, Miss Irene Peabody, Mrs Alice Moriellie, Mr. William Paullin, and Mr. John Hutchinson.
Sunday dinner guests at the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house were as follows:
James Morris, c'40 William Wolfe, c'40
Thursday dinner guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha house included the following:
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Betty Burns, c'19
Maurine Gray, c'40
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Maria Hodge, bldg. Mt.
Maria Hughes, Kauai City, Mt.
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Jane Flood, Borgue, c'40
Mary K. Lattner, c'19
Meredith Dyer, f'19
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Marsha Martin, c17
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Weekend guests at the Kappa Gamma gamma house were:
Jon McWilliams, Hutchison, Kan J. B. Spike, Misha Karim, Kan J.
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Watkins hall entertained with a house dinner last night at which Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Lawson, Mrs George Hood, and Mrs. C. E. Estefey were guests. Doctor Lawson spoke allowing the dinner.
Sunday dinner guests at the Kapp
Sigma house included:
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Rachael Mirchell, c¹⁵⁹
Maria Cancelli
Fannie Solley, c¹⁴⁰
Hilary Helen, c¹⁴⁰
Dinner guests at Watkins hall sum-
dure were Miss Marie Miller; Heler
Crentt; c88; Louse Yeomans; c37
Ferrari; c94; Teresa Farnsworth; Kau,
and Joyce Bourassa, Nosea.
Eumett Junge of Lincoln was a guest at the Phil Delta Theta fraternity house yesterday. Mr. Junge is navy president of the fraternity.
Mr. Robert Glacee of Topkast was a weekend visitor at the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity house. Mr Glacee is a life insurance company, Atlanta Life Insurance company.
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta
Su Delta fraternity house included
Inoren Forbore, c. 40, Jenet January,
59, and Betty Creater, Kansas City.
Weekend guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house included Mrs. A. R. Hardy of Kansas City, Mo., and Helen Hill of WaKeeney.
Mr. Clifton C. Washington of Philadelphia visited Ralph C. Busch, c29 at the Algae Phi Alpha fraternity house Sunday afternoon.
Miss Browni Price of Denver, a student at Stephens College, Columbus Mo., was a weekend guest at the Al Alpha Gamma Delta security house.
Mr. and Mrs. Reamy Fitch of Lawrence was a Sunday dinner guest at the Theta Tau house.
Pauline Pope of Ottawa was a weekend guest at the Pi Beta Phi house.
Ronald Abburn, fa'38, was a Sunday dinner guest at the Phi Mu Alpha fraternity house.
Weekend guests at Watkins hall were Dorothy Houston, Kansas City, Kan., and Joyce Bourassa, Topeka.
Dr. and Ms. F. E. Kester, and Mr. R. D. Campbell were Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa Eta Kappa house.
University May Get New Department Fund
M. K. Elias, of the geological survey, will speak to the Snow Zoology Club on "Life of the Shallow See Today and in the Late Paleozoic Time," at the club's meeting this evening.
A department of petroleum engineering for the University is being considered in a bill before the state legislature which will provide an annual appropriation of $25,000 for the operation of the department. The bill was sent to the House Friday after being passed in the sen-
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The new department will be included in the School of Engineering and Architecture.
Publicity Manager of KMBC Presents Transcribed Speech
Mr. F. M. Allison, public manager of radio station KMBC, brought a new method of giving a speech before a small group of students yesterday afternoon in the Administration auditorium. Everything that he wished to bring out had been recorded beforehand and after a few introductory remarks, he gave a record and then sat down to listen.
The program explained the advantages of radio advertising and the educational possibilities of the radio.
Sing Contest Is Scheduled
After playing a transcription of ex-king Edward's abdication speech and passing out free candy bars, he spent some time in answering a few questions that his audience asked him.
His appearance here was sponsored jointly by the departments of journalism and psychology.
Prof. Allen Crafton To Be Master of Ceremonies
The annual Phi Mu Alpha interfraternity sing contest is scheduled for May 9 in the University Auditorium. This is the third contest which is sponsored by the local chapel and Mu Mu Alpha national music fraternity.
The fraternity winning the contest will be awarded the Phi Mu Alpha plaque, a silver mahogany trophy which circulates from winner to winner through the years. The name of the winning fraternity is engraved on the plaque each year. It was won by the Phi Delta fraternity by the Phi Delta Thita fraternity.
Ten or more fraternities have indicated their intention to enter the contest this year, which exceeds the number of fraternity groups will sing the Alma Master and two fraternity will be master of ceremonies. Fraternities desiring to enter the contest will call the Phi Mu Abba fraternity.
Prof Joseph Wilkins is willing to help any director of any fraternity wishing helpful suggestions.
Dr. Wu, Chinese Editor,
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Doctor Wu stated that he owed much to the teachings of Marx, Engles, and Lennin, and that he found much truth in their words. He upbraided Christians for their very fear of the word Communism. "Christians are afraid of Communism," he said. "Instead, we should be the first to know about it being criticized." Another Community member is irronr望但 there is much that is good and Christian in Communism. In spite
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Unlike the Marxists, Doctor Wu does not accept the classless society as a final goal but only a step toward the attainment of the perfection of Christ. In a criticism of Marxism, Doctor Wu objected to the classless exercise its dogmatism, and the idealism of the proletariat.
Doctor Wu led a discussion of various questions concerning the religion, education, and social customs of the Chinese at the Freshman Commission of Y.W.C.A. yesterday afternoon.
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China are most interested today in social reconstruction, and national salvation," he said. In regard to religion, he said that there was no national religion in China at present, and that it is old-wildly, and Christianity has not appealed as yet." Concerning the progress of Christianity, he said, "Christianity is revolutionary but Christianity is too interested in the sinus one."
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