HURSDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1908
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
KATHLEEN MYERS, Societ' Edito
Before 4.19 KU, Klu-21, cell 2029-82
Shawver-Reitz
Gamma Phi Beta announces the engagement of Betty Jeanne Showwer, c. 1989, to Harry Rota, 1957. Mr. Rota is member of the Delta Gamma fraternity.
The University band held its annual Christmas banquet Tuesday evening at the Memorial Union ballroom. Jack Laffer, c29, who is drum major of the band, was toastmaster. Chancellor E. H. Lindley
Chipman
Daniel and Mrs. E, F. H. Lindley
Damier and M.D., D. M. Swainton
Mr. and Ms. Dan Survey of Katsian City
Phyllis Forbes Jane McLean
Mary McLean
Sue Fowler Sarloune Smart
Mildred Babbitt Barbara Gibraltar
Margaret Strough Catherine Caps
Alice Boyer Alice Russell
Zeena Grey Barbara Hillen
Ricus Rush Marella Boehmil
Georgians Slow Alice Marie Miney
Smith Smith Berry Grove
Lennon Louise Eny Miriam Rodman
Uranens Dowell Elise Grayson
Wilma Plank Tilia May Parks
Rebecca Farney Chris Johnson
Better Lou Cheun Connery
Fraser Jayne Forrester
Arbella Ann Woodbury
Dorothy Jan Stephenson
Yvette Lillian Rommel Romell
Sigma Chi fraternity fraternity will entertain with a formal Christmas dinner dance at the Memorial Union building Friday evening. Evergreen and Christmas trees will be featured as decorations. Louis Kuhn and his orchestra will furnish the music.
Chaperons will include Mrs. Ed Charles, Mrs. J. H.Kremer, Mrs. C. H. Landes, Mrs. Rachel Butler, and Mrs. Edith Martin.
Bertha White      Patricia Eishorn
Mary Jay Hannes    Betty Ann Yanker
Mary Markham     Isabelle Bash
Bette Gibson     Peggy Glohmann
Betty Johnson     Jane Waring
Catherine Elfke   Jane Waring
Alexia Marx       Patty Bishop
Alice Martin      Sarah
Helen Jones Edwards  Marcia Norris
Mary Lone Kanga   Kirstinn Kirkman
Olivie Adèle Krebih
Olivie Adèle Krebih
Mary Forbes      Sue Fowler
Mary Ellen DeMotte Dorothy Forbes
Aleen Heiden   Virginia Forbes
Mary Jane Hannah Peggy McCanvey
Marjorie Walt 罗曼·劳堡
Marlene White   Hildee White
Bettie Gene Sales 阿丽ne Coyse
Maxine Laughlin Mary Jane McCoy
Sally Bailcher Charlene Barber
Barbara Jafra H. Wittchun
Barbara Jafra Hutchinson
Janne Underwood, Huntington
Lacey Lee Hawks, Tubla Okla.
Lorraine Wilson, Salma
George Griffin, Kalina City, Mo.
Mary Miller, Kamala City, Kansas
Bettie Mauchlacher, Kuma City, Mo.
Maria Avidoltte, Fort Scott
Bettie Smith, Kamana City, Mo.
Mary Jane Hoyland, Kuma City, Mo.
Triangle fraternity will hold its Christmas dinner this evening. Among those invited are Prof. and Mrs. A. M. Ockerbler, Prof. and Mrs. T. H. Marshall, Mr. Ray Wright, Prof. and Mrs. D. D. Haines,Mr. Louis Johnson and Mr. Edwin Johnson of Kansas City, Mo.
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Members of Sigma Kappa sorority hold their Christmas party last night at 10 o'clock.
Corbin hall entertained with a formal Christmas dinner Tuesday night. The house was decorated with bobby, splush, mistletoe, and a Christmas tree. Preceding the dinner appropriately dressed carolers fur-
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THE BOOK NOOK
1021 Mass. St.
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nished music and entertainment
The finale for the evening was the wishing on the Yale Log by Dean Paul B. Lawson and Professor W. S. Johnson. The guests were:
W. Walderman Glechle
Prod. C. Skillow
Hugh Graber Megusar
Miss Margaret Lynn
Dean and Mr. P.A. Lawson
Dean and Mr. L. R. Strouffer
Dean and Mrs. J. S. Nelson
Dean and M. L. Havenbilt
Dea and Mrs. N. P. Pierwood
Dea and Mrs. K. R. McCrudley
Karl O. Kreupert
Mr. Karl KloeRon
Mr. Gilden
Alberta Corbin
Miriam Moore
Roemmy Kerlen
Linda Norman Woolard
Irene Isaiah
Kappa Phi will hold initiation services in the main auditorium of the Methodist church this afternoon at 12 noon. Visitors to Wesley Foundation Christmas banquet. The following women will be initiated:
sadet Thimpson Winifred Jameson
farion Goehring Agnes McKivven
Members of Pi Beta Phi sorority had their Christmas dinner last evening.
Alpha Chi Omega entertained Sigma Phi Epailion with an hour dance last evening.
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Phi Gamma Delta will hold their annual Christmas dinner tonight with Mrs. R. C. Manley of Lawrence as guest.
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Alpha Chi Omega held its formal Christmas dinner last evening. Guests
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Members of Delta Tau Delta fraternity held their annual chapter
The K.U. Dames bridge group will meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. L. Davis, 932 Mississippi.
Season's Greetings from the Kansas.
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Statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursements for Year Ending June 30,1936,for the Kansas Memorial Union
RECEIPTS
The following is a statement of the cash receipts and disbursements of the Kansas Memorial Union for the year June 30, 1915, to June 30, 1956, and is taken from the report of the Treasurer of the Student Organizations Fund.
$ 3,527.18
Balance from 1934-35
Fountain Receipts (less $784.20
deduced from Union Bldg.
labor) $15,906.11
Recreation Room 2,709.55
Hall Rental 1,001.00
Check Stand 281.40
Stag Penalties (mid-week dances) 341.45
Membership Fees:
Act. Ticket $7,217.32
Misc.1 1.75 7,219.07
(Less Hall Rental) 112.75
Summer Session Dance Receipts
at 10 c 18.30
Class of 1935 Memorial 950.00
Class of 1936 Memorial 460.00
Balance from Varsity Dances 364.30
Balance from Corporation Act. 332.01
Check No. 18572 Cancelled .75
Refund on Advance for Convention
Exp. 36.78
Sale of Old Draps, Ref. on
Reimbursement for Free Dance
(Less Hall Rental) 112.75
Summer Camp Receipts
Sale of Old Drapes, Ref. on Phone, etc. 44.49 30,717.90
Fountain:
Mde. ... $10,395.83
Labor ... $3,026.60
Less Fount. Bills ... 373.30 2,653.30
Equipment ... 15.79
Expense ... 650.94 $13,715.86
TOTAL RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS
Rerecreation Room:
Labor ... 814.14
Less Fount. Bills ... 178.32
635.82
Expense ... 247.12
Exhibitions ... 76.00
Louge Labor 1,483.15
Less Fount. Bills 194.52 1,288.63
Hall Labor 306.27
Less Fount. Bills 38.06 268.21
Salary of Manager ... 1,140.00
Salary of Ass't Mgr. ... 186.25
Salary of Hostesses ... 968.25
Premium on Bond. Manager ... 5.00
General Expense:
Repa. Pho., Janitor Sup.
Office Sup., Adv. ... 1,211.76
Labor—Window Wash., Etc. ... 45.03
Subs., Maps, and Newspapers ... 115.60 1,372.39
Mid-Week Dances:
Orchestras . 445.00
Records . 34.45
Engraving Cups . 3.15 482.60
Furniture and Furnishings 1.068.11
Free Dances:
Orchestra 170.00
Advertising 15.00
Chaperones and Mgr. 10.00 195.00
Building Improvements:
Men's Toilet & Check Std. 893.35
Drive Way 750.00
Rebuild P.A. System 95.00
Material for Murals 79.87
Architect's Fee 200.00 2.018.22
Advance for Convention Expenses ... 150.00
Association Dues ... 20.00
Refund to Commencement ... 150.00
Piano Tuning (Hall Expense) ... 3.00
Change Checked Out ... 15.00
Handling Charge ... 150.00
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS...$24.155.46
*Balance to 1936-27 ... $10,089.46
*This balance in addition to approximately $2,000 from the fees for first semester 1936 were used for new equipment, stairway to the third floor, finishing the Pine Room, painting, repairing, etc.—W. W. COCHRANE, Mgr., Broomfield, CA.
Explanation: Anyone desiring more detailed information may receive such information by calling at the manager's
THE UNION OPERATING COMMITTEE