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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1927
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 3 pm. call K.U. 21; after 5, call 2702-K)
Delta Chi fraternity will entertain the following guests tonight with a dinner and bour dance;
Catharine Huntlein, cunel
Betty J.Banning, c40
Berry Teddington, c40
Elizabeth Kemp, c40
Mildred McKee, c37
Mary Summons, c17
Mary Simpson, cunel
Betty Graham, cunel
Betty Shawer, c18
Betty Turner, c18
Flic Lowell, c4
Dorothy Forbes, c40
Rebecca Rowe, c40
Jean Wellman, c40
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Alpha Chi Sigma, professional business fraternity, will hold formal initiation services Sunday morning at 9:30 for the following: Tom McConwell, c'37; William Cordis, c'uncl; and John Shews, b'uncl.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Ch. Omega house tonight will be Jeanette Leech, c'40; Frances Stephenpion e'uncel; and Claribel Uph, ph.
Gamma Phi Beta sorority was hostess at the W.S.G.A. tea yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Baldwin poured.
Corbin hall will hold an hour dance tonight from 7 until 8 o'clock. All University men are invited.
The Mortar Board alumni held
business meeting last Monday evenen
ing at Watkins hall.
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Mrs. C. W. McFarland of Topeka was a guest yesterday at the Pi Kappa Alpha house.
Music Teachers Convene
Faculty members of the School of Fine Arts will attend the 29th annual convention of the Kansas State University today and tomorrow in Manhattan.
The program has been arranged by Howard C. Taylor, professor of voice, and president for the second consecutive term, with the co-operation of William Linglind of Manhattan, chairman of the program co-
This morning, Otto. Miesner,
chairman of the School of Fine Arts
department of public school music,
will lecture on "The Development
of Musicality" and in the afternoon
will conduct a class in music.
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Also on this afternoon's program is a group of songs sung by Irene Pedley, assistant professor of voice in the School of Fine Arts.
Howard T. Hill, head of the public speaking department at Kansas State college, will be the main speaker at
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possibilities of a Town Hall for Lawrence were pointed out to 35 people gathered at a luncheon Friday afternoon in Wiedemann's Grill. Prof. O. E. Siena, of the political science department of the University preceded and Marco Murp of Capitolifications was the principal speaker.
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Because it can obtain information from one of the best universities in the Middle West, Lawrence is an ideal place for such an organization, stated Mr. Morrow. He went on to say that it was not that we were ignorant but that we know so much that is not true.
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He gave unemployment and changing religions and ethical codes as problems for which we have no answers. In the past he such problems Mr. Morrow asserted. At present the Town Hall is under the direction of a preliminary committee consisting of Professor Stene, Dr. H. Lee Jones and C. F. Nelson.
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The Town Hall hopes to create a better community spirit and to stimulate a greater interest in national problems according to H. Lee Jones, master of the Uitarian church.
At another meeting, to take place within two or three weeks, a permanent meeting place will be selected and plans made for succession will be chosen and two or three business men added to the committee.
Hold Tryouts Tomorrow
Cast for "Land's End" Will Be
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Troubles for the next play, "Land's End," will be held Friday afternoon at 4:13 in the Green hall little theater, Allen Crafton, professor of speech and dramatic art, said yesterday.
Orville J. Cunningham, former member of the University faculty, died last Tuesday at the Lakeland hospital in Cleveland. Doctor Cunningham also on the board of Memorial hospital in Kansas City.
Four parts, two men and two women, will be filled at this tryout. Copies of parts may be obtained at the speech office in the basement that Thursday on Friday morning for advance study of the script.
Doctor Cunningham was well known for his work at the "steel ball," a spherical five-story steel siltarium built by H. H. Tanken, Ohio steel magmate in Cleveland. Doctor Cunningham specialized in the treatment of certain diseases by oxygen.
The American Association of University Women will present Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs in two performances, morning and afternoon on Saturday, March 13, in the Liberty Memorial High School auditorium.
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Most appropriate by-line of the week—a story on the British fleet. A short chapter on the Royal Naval Affair* which appeared in the Kansas City Star.
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Hurley Will Not Address Forum
Dr. Charles D. Hurley, convocation speaker March 2 and for the past
21 years general secretary of the Committee on Friendly Relations Among Foreign Students in America, will not be able to speak at this conference for a forum that same evening as previously announced, according to a telegram received yesterday by John L. Hunt, general secretary of the Y.M.C.A., for engagement for the all-University conversation that morning.
Pi Phi's Win Swim Meet
Kappas Are Second By Two-Point Margin; Corbin, Third
The Pi Phi's last night won a closely contested intramural swim
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The Pi Phi's set a new record in the relay with the time of 40.2.
meet, amass a total of 23 points.
The Koppa's were second with 31,
Carbon ball, third with 19 and the
Thea's fourth with 17.
the relay with the time of 40.2.
Other events and the winners over
Breslow race, Betty Tholen, Kaperi,
30-year style, Richard Kiep,
Pf Chi, back stroke, Betty Kester,
Kapai side stroke, Mary Miller Ellen,
Tielia crawl, Betty Kester; and
two lengths free style, Debee Wood,
Pf Chi. Darothy Jane Wilcott took
first place in diving.
Betty Thielen and Betty Kester were tied at 12 points for individual point winner.
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