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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1937
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, entertained with an hour dance last night. The guests were:
Marion Peterson, C40
Dorothy Leech, C40
Dorothy Leech, C40
Mary Jane Stockley, C59
Sue Fender, C59
Mary Jane Kool, C61
Mary Jane Kool, C61
Margaret Charles, C40
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Kappa Phi, Methodist sorority
held election of officers last week
They are as follows: President, Irone
Moll, c38; vice-president, Alberta
Warde, fa38; secretary, Mary Anna
Chapman, c40; treasurer, Agnes McKiblin, c39; corresponding secretary,
Margaret Brown, c40.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Snyder of Winfield announce the birth of a son on Feb. 16. Ms. Snyder was the former Gretchen Speelman, 36, a member of Alpha Chi Omega. Mr. Snyder was a member of Delta Upsilon.
Mrs. Dell Keiser of New York City visited the department of journalism Wednesday afternoon. She is the daughter of Major J. K. Hudson, who served as a judge. Major Hudson is a member of the Kansas Editors' Hall of Fame.
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The afternoon bridge group of the K. U. Dames met yesterday with Mrs. Robert D. Stroup, 303 West Thirteenth street. The next meeting will be March 4 at the home of Mrs. Richard Davis, 302 Mississippi street.
Pi Beta Phi gave a formal dinner last night in honor of Mrs. J. E. Webster of Galesburg, II, Mr. Webster, bishop of Galesburg, and the grand president of Pi Beta Phi.
Ned Embury, 34, was a guest of the Sigma Chi fraternity Wednesday night.
Pi Kappa Alpha will entertain tonight with a formal dinner-dance at the Eldridge Hotel. Louise Kutu and her orchestra will fill the music from 12 to 13 p.m. over WEBN from 11:30 to 12 p.m.
Sigma Gamma Epsilon, mining fraternity, hold initiation services last night for the following men:
John Ewers, c; 38; Morgan Hammond, c; 29; George Hollinger, c; 30; Thad McLaughlin, jr; Gil John Paeke, c; 28; Wray Shackley, c; umel; Lyman Terry, c; 28; and Leigh Payne, c; 73.
Acacia fraternity announces the pledging of Robert Maggee of Alamossa, Colo., and Sam Finder, c'50 of Kansas City.
Sigma Nu fraternity announces the
pledging of Fred Lake, Jr., euncl, of
Kansas City.
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Dinner guests at the Sigma No house last night were Virginia Griffin, c40, and Dorothy Fryz, ap.
G. B. Norris, 97, of Garden City,
visited his son, Gurney Norris, ph.
Wednesday.
Delta Upsilon fraternity entertained last night with a buffet supper
Prof. J. M. Kellogg of the School of Engineering and Architecture who injured his back during the holidays, is greatly improved, nee Professor Kellogg, has been in Dallas under the treatment of a back specialist for the past two weeks. He expects to be released from the hospital in a few days, and will be classed by the first of next month.
J. M. KELLOGG RECOVERING FROM HOLIDAY INJURY
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to-in-chief. Its feature article will be a trenade on afternoon tea dancing. Several years ago the docuctions was banned from the Hill, and this article will be review of the facts. The publication will also include pictures of all Hill honorary and professional internities.
The race has been run, but no winner has been announced. The winner will be made public by Lewis Beazon, a spokesman for the council, at the Hole Nail Hop tonight.
--has been alternating with Schmidt and a forward pass, has another year of competition, but has chosen to graduate this spring instead.
The race for the Queen of the Eagles
entered a finish Tuesday afternoon at 4:20 with the casting of
the lost of the votes.
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The announcements will be of modernistic design and available in three forms; leather bound booklet, cardboard booklet, or an announcement folder. The invitations will not be out for nearly a month. The committee in charge is composed of John Charder, c. 37, Betty Tholen, fa 37, and Betty Gibson, fa 37. The booklets are received from E. A. Wright company of Philadelphia, and College Crofters, Kunisau City, Mo.
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W.S.G.A. DUTCH-DATING
The annual W.S.G.A. carnival, which was planned for Feb. 26, will be postponed until after March 13, according to a statement made late Friday by the Dutch government of W.S.G.A. Intramural activities in Robinson gymnasium the last of next week will not allow the necessary time for the creation of a festival. The W.S.G.A. president said that the date for the Dutch-Dutting carnival will probably be decided at its meeting next Tuesday eve-
W.S.G.A. DUTCH-DATING
CARNIVAL IS POSTPONED
Tomorrow night's game will be played in the Auditorium, starting at 7:30. The between-halves feature will be a square dance, the music being furnished by the Phi Gam Hill Billy orchestra.
Kansas Roxas F Oklahoma Robes Schultz or Cornelly Holiday F Needy Wellshamn C Gunning Praille G Martin Officials G Carroll Officials Parke Carroll, Kansas
Officals: Parke Carroll, Kansas City; and Gene Johnson, McPherson.
Kansas in Tight Spot Before Sooner Game
Continued from page one
The starting lineups;
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| Bull Mell Coconut Soap | .09 | 84 |
ENGINEERS WILL ENTERTAIN WATERWORKS ASSOCIATION
The University School of Engineering and Architecture will be host to the Kansas Waterworks association during the week of March
Pall Mall Complexion Soap ---- box 1.00 .84
STUDENT UNION DECIDES
UPON UNITED ACTIVITY
The meetings will be divided into two parts, laboratory work for operators of water and sewage disposal plants and conferences for the superintendents. On the last day, water and sewage disposal plants in the vicinity of Lawrence will be visited.
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The American Student Union, in a meeting Wednesday night in the Pine Room of the Memorial Union building passed a resolution to form a coalition for united activity on campus problems in co-operation with the Y.M.C.A., Y.W.C.A., and the Peace Office. The student union, in Bandwoughe, We'd
Peace Action Society
William Fusion, gr. Roland Wel
born, gr, and Greg Hines, e'38, were selected to meet with three members from each of the other organizations to draw up a constitution for united action.
Hines gave an informal report of the National A.S.U. convention held in Chicago.
On the Shin-accompanied by one of Field's Beta brothers, Frank Oherz.
Continued from page 1
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HEAR YE! HEAR YE! "I have the affliction which is generally known as laryngitis, and my doctor has requested that I not use what little I am learning to save, meaning dance) for at least three days. I will thank you not to speak to me because your alluring (for men charming) voice temps me to reply." Moore was equipped with a scratch pad and a pencil just
Mid-Week Notes: Betty Lou McFarland once more in attendance...
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remission of "Mr. Ghost Goes to
Town" and "Penalties from Heaven."
Sax only one couple hit but the
number of the other barred two... take it from
vce they fell hard.
Grise Valentine, Alpha Chi,
discussing the 'wounds' of different
persons: "Awaygay, a good o'l
country walk can't be heat."
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