TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1937
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
KATHELNE MYERS, Society Editor
Before 3  b.call KU, 23  a.使者 2702-83
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Chi Oromega sorvity announces the engagement of Marillee Stewart, Curuk, to Dudley Richards, fs. Mr. Riley, co-investigator of Friit K medical fraternity.
Mrs. Kathryn Stephens Zimmerman of Topaka enunciates the engagement of her daughter, Mary to Mr. Russell Harrison Beatie, c'38.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Mary Dreyer to Mr. Fred Rumey took place Jan. 9 at the home of the bride's parents, Mrs. and Mrs. C. E. Drayer of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Rumey are both former students of the University. They will make their home in Lawrence.
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Mrs. William Kandt, c37, was the guest of honor at a luncheon Saturday given for her by some of the members of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. The luncheon, honoring Mrs. Kandt's recent marriage to William Kandt, T39, was given at the Eldridge hotel.
Guests were:
Georgia Whiteford, c1727
Barbara Summers, c1999
Bernard Lomax, c1853
Louise Bottom, c1804
Olive Adile Bottom, f1723
Olivie Barnes, f1717
Bernice Barnes, f1716
Dario Delio, c1901
Elisabeth Lafaye, f1703
Elizabeth Lafaye, f1698
Katherine Anisowley, f1687
Helen Warrow, f1685
Betty Warren, f1683
Betty Ann Jones, f1681
Frances Northland, f1681
Imbub Iml, f1681
Alpha Omicron Pi entertained with its annual winter formal dance Saturday evening at the chapter house. The following were chaperons: Mrs. M. L. Hutchison, O. H. Lustach, and Mrs. H. S. Russell, Leslie Kahn's orchestra played.
Dinner guests at Watkins hall Sunday were: Kenneth Catrin, b37; John
Sunday dinner guests at the Chi
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity entertained with an hour dance Friday night at the chapter house. The following were guests:
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Alpha Chi Sigma entertained with a buffet supper Saturday evening. The following were guests:
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The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity entertained last Sunday evening with a buffalo sunrise. The guests were
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Omega house were: BIL Blecha, c38;
Clyde Smith, c39; Weir Pierson, c39;
and Paul Rogers, c47.
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Miss Nellie Barnes was a dinner guest at Watkins hall Saturday night.
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Weekend guests at the Alpha Omni Macron Pi house were: Jewell Potts, Hialandt; Miss Ruth Pyle, Miss Jane Athelse Alfie Krause, Kiana City, Mo.
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Theta Epathesis will hold initiation services tonight. Following the services a buffet supper will be held with Mrs. Orley Olmstead in charge. Mrs. Howard E. Koehl will give a short address to the initiates.
Elen Louis Efby, eba, uurel, and
Robertina Michelson, f38, were
dinner guests at the Sigma Nu fraternity
Sunday.
--a convocation at the Mount Scholastica Academy at Aitchison Wednesday morning.
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The Y W C A. Assembly will hold a tom this afternoon from 2:30 to 5:30 at Henry house. All members and interested interns are invited to attend.
Each woman is requested to bring a faculty member with her as a guest. Musical numbers will be furnished to Adelaide Claussen, fa'neu. Duroy Treklew, c39, social chairman, will be in charge of the tea.
Steve Stotts, m'40; Bob Lamme, c 37;
and Bob Jones, l 37.
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained the following Sunday dinner guests: Dorothy Fry, 36; Eather Grant, 51; Kansas City, Mo.; Shirley Kroh, 36.
--a convocation at the Mount Scholastica Academy at Aitchison Wednesday morning.
Louellen Hookinson, e39, was a dinner guest at Watkins hall last night.
Delta Sigma Theta sorority entertained with a buffet dinner Sunday The guests were: Oreola Robinson c39; Wallace Dooley, c36; Ethelyn Hardman, c38; Lutia Lewin, c40; Ruth Kemp, c46; Ephaim Ewing b58; Swayn Spearman, c39; O'Carter Knox, c34; Leland Holbent, c37; Warren Warren deJoloin, c.uncl. Miss Liliana Wittam was chaperon.
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Last Semester Midweek Tomorrow
The last midweek winterage of this semester, Wednesday night in the Memorial Union building, from 7 until 8 o'clock. The midweek dances will be resumed on Wednesday night. Feb. 10, in the
Doering Service at Meeting
Misty Katherine Doering, on the doc-
mentary symposium, spoke
yesterday at the regular Entomology
club meeting.
Lasson *Speak tonight*
The speaker will be the
Speaker at the Snow Zoology club
dinner tonight at 5:30. This will be
the club of the final
kennedy.
Crafton to Speak at Baker
Allen Crafton, professor of speech and dramatic art, will address the dramatic organizations of Baker today.
Dean Lawson to Atchison Dean Paul B. Lawson will address
Robert Calderwood, associate professor of speech and dramatic art, will speak at the "Ilu" since the Christmas holiday, when she is unable to meet his wishes this week.
Nash Speaks at Manhattan
Prot. Bert Ack. of the School of Social Sciences, "Nah, the Social Security Program for Kansas," at a meeting of the League for Social Action, at Manhattan, last night, he will meet his regiclass classes today.
Furry Returns to Classes
Austin H. Turner, associate presec- tion of education, returned to his classes yesterday after a week of illness.
PRE-ENROLLMENT ADVISING
WILL AID UPPER CLASSMEN
Only those freshmen and sophomores who plan to work during the after,ooon will be excused from enrolling for five hours of credit to be taken in the afternoon. Students planning to work must present work at the time of enrollment, or at a later time to force enrollment. Work cards, which may be obtained at any time in the College office, must be signed by the employee before they are accepted.
Pre-enrollment advising, which will be held from Wednesday, Jan. 13, to Wednesday, Jan. 20, will give upperclassmen their unqual opportunity to see their major advisers before they enroll. This notice is intended for prospective junior semester seniors, who will be eligible to enroll early as will juniors, who are completing their last year of college work for a degree in the college along with a degree in a professional school. Information concerning early enrollment may be available room 121, Administration building.
A tea will be given at Henley House by the W.Y.C.A. this afternoon from 2:30 to 5:30. To initiate a new form of assembly each girl who goes to school, you can be the faculty member, either man or woman. The purpose of it is to further
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Musical numbers will be furnished by Adelaide Cainson, faun'cle. Dorothy Trekcl, social chairman, will be in charge of the ten.
The Dramatic club will present "Independence Day," a one-act play, at a general assembly at Lawn Park in Memorial High School Friday morning.
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