FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1937
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY K. DORMAN, Society Editor
Before 9 p.m. call K.U. 21; after 3, call 2702-7803
Kappa Sigma fraternity entertained the following guests at dinner last night:
Barbara Bouhm, Camel
Mary Ellen Millett, c/79
Mary Ellen Millett, c/80
Delores Walters, c/40
Helen Forbes, c/40
Margaret Mayer, f/40
Margaret Mayer, f/41
Betty Wall, c/41
Mr. Chrissie Christian
Mr. Chrissie Christian
Karen Kearney, Karen Kearney
John Lynn, Kansas City, Mos.
Miss Vela Lear was a dinner guee of the Pi Beta Phi sorority Wednesday night.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Nu fraternity house last night included Prof. and Mrs. J, J. Wheeler, and Prof. and Mrs. E, F. Enzel.
Garver-Dew
Announcement was made this week of the engagement of Grace Lillian Garver to Charles Thomas Dew. fs 34 The wedding will take place in June.
Robinson-Heckroot
Mr and Mrs C. H. Robinson on the marriage of their daughter, Helen Ring Robinson, c27, to Clarence R. Hoffman of Ottawa
Alpha Kappa Psi, professional business fraternity, will hold formal initiation services Sunday morning at
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Members of Phi Alpha Delta, professional law fraternity, were addressed by Judge Hugh Meigh, of the district court of Douglas county, at their annual buretum last evening at the Colonial tea room.
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S six pledges were taken into the fraternity in an impressive afternoon ceremony preloaded by Justice Henry Burley, 137. The pledges were: Preston Anderson, 179; Word Ervin, 139; George Allen, 179; Oscar Belin, 139; Morris Matsuchi, Punel; and Eric Roberts, 138.
The pledges were given by Credat Foster, 137, Preston Anderson, 139, represented the pledges in a response to the actives.
Judge Meena spoke on procedure in the district courts, recalling amusing incidents during his early days as a lawyer; he also told the future counsellors that they were human, even though they were lawyers.
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A prize of $1,000 for the best essay which will contribute substantially to knowledge of the occupies in the United States and people in the United States has been offered by the Conference of Jewish Relations. The conference is offering the prize in order to stimulate service to the Jewish community, the Jewish economic and social problems.
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Ole Nesmith is still gifting nouns being “taken” to the tune of $1.65 for two dinner tables at one of the lesser known downtown cakes. They were ham dumplings with an order of French fries, and Ole complained about the price when he went to pay the check, telling the manager that he was a student and couldn’t afford such expensive meals. The manager said he had never seen Nesmith before and couldn't tolerate upon threat of being fired (to catch him) paid peacefully, but still insists that he doesn't like the cake's policy of grafting by boosting the prices on strangers.
Doug Bridge had been trying to wear out an old winter suit and finally succeeded while in the Union fountain the other day. Bridge stooped, and the tractors were no more - he still had an overcrowd nearby, but had some difficulty in putting it to. Yes, he was blushing!
Sammy Redmond's face took on a crimson hime early one day this week when a sweet young freshman from the girls' elite squad presented him with a shining red apple for selling some tickets for her. The presentation was made in the presence of the law brethren in the "shyster barn." Redmond claimed the reward was prearranged, but even so, it's such a
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