TUESDAY DECEMBER 15. 1936
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Here on the Hill
RATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m., call KU 211, 512-7028
-an account of Mt. Oread Society
The following were guests
Triangle fraternity held its annual winter party Saturday evening at the Hotel Eldridge. Chaperons were Mrs Clura Wright, Mrs Noll S. Butcher and Prol. and Mrs. T. H. Marshall.
Halen Kitzumler
Berry Howard
Betty Monkey
Berry Monkey
Marian Young
Dee Kashbeli
William Moore
William Malone
Del McKenzie
Lucille Shannon
Lucille Lou Lew
Lucille Walters
Wilda Wright
Valentine Almonte
George Dekker
Jamiee Allen
Virginia Luck
Adelaide Phillips
Adelaide Phillips
Mary Jane
Kevin Warren
Dick Warren
Bell Miller
Kenneth Scherzer
Louis Tether
Marin Moley
Arnold French
Gregor Wick
Mc. L. Schairman
Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained with its annual Christmas brooklet supper Sunday night. The holiday colorful display featured the chapter house decorations.
Other guests were;
Chaperone wore; Mrs. J. H.Krewner, Mrs. Margaret Pecknell, and Ms. Barbara Pecknell, Mrs. M. and Mr. C.J. Patterson and Bob, Kansan City, Mo.; Mr. and Ms. Barben and daughter Marjeine, Marjane City, Mo.; Mrs. H.N. Law,
Dorothy Koundy
Jen Perry
Joey McCarthy
Betsy Sayles
Gleeman Speakman
Mary Fitzgerald
Elizabeth Shaver
Schaefer
Hollen Deer
Patioph Bay
Diane Johnson
Katherine Watson
Patterson
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Halex Miller
Margaret Gray
Elizabeth Hannah
Bryce Stephenson
Marissa Williams
Patricia Owens
McWilliam McWills
Virginia Sigmund
Louis B. Funk
Lion B. Funk
Virginia Lee Scree
Hilton Vickers
The Westminster Student Forum held a social hour at Westminster
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Dinner guests of Alpha Chi Omega
Halliday Sunday evening after the Christina Vopper, Charles Saaporter, famous French portrait artist who is known to paint a picture of Frank Miller, brother of Mrs. J. B. Walkens, of his friend Jack Kerouac, some of his more famous portraits.
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Guests for dinner at the Kappa Alpha Theta house Sunday were:
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Miss Nella Clark, Troy
Mrs. John Norman, Troy
Mary Clair Brown, Troy
Marcia Harrison, Troy
George Goldy
Leroy Carrion
Alpha Gamma Delta entertainment the following at dinner Sunday: Frances Hamlin, Kauai City; Berly Hamlin, Kauai City; Helen Lotman, Kauai City; Mea
Sunday dinner guests at the Sigma Chi house were; Mrs. J. Deter, Aibine; Marie Forbes, Helen Forbes, Dorothy Forbes, Herbert Myers, Charles Pippin, Kansas City, Mo., and Bill McElfeh.
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Dinner guests at the Delta Upson house Sunday were: Peggy McCarty, Allene Herndon, Leisure Grayson, Leone Hoffman, Lorraine Love, Harold Love of Kansas City, Mo., and Paul Minter of Wichita.
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Alpha Delta Pi seismology announces the engagement of Alma Louise Cordonier, c'40, to Carson Hargiss of Trov.
Weekend guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house were France Hurd, Topka, and Berry Clover Wichita.
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Mary Dunlop, fs'35, was a weekenoguest at Watkins hall.
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Sigma Delta Chi fraternity will have a luncheon at the Colonial test room this noon.
Dinner guests at Watkins hall Sunday were: Mary Cavaness; Dorothy Janker; and Sidie Lee. "35,
Gamma Phi Beta sorority entertained with a buffet supper Sunday evening.
Sunday dinner guests of Pi Kapus Alpha fraternity were: Bob Kan, Wamgegs, and Warren Sinning, Holton.
Kapja Eua Kappa entertained with its annual Christmas dinner last night at the chapter house.
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Delta Chi fraternity held elections last night. The following officers were elected: president, Newton Hoover c; 28; vice-president, Don Hays; 38; secretary, Jack Carlson; 39; treasurer, Lawrence Birney; 40; secretary, Francis Langan; 67; alumni-at-arms, Dan Doren; 44.
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--leading a small donkey which carried Mary. The donkey appeared so life-like that it seemed to be a real one frozen into immobility for the occasion. Investigation revealed that the donkey was one of Bernard "Poco" Franier's creations. It had been built sufficiently strong through the use of iron framework. The donkey was so heavy that it required four men to move it on and off the tableaux stage.
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The annual Christmas banquet of the University band will be held tonight in the Union ballroom at 6:15. Jack Laffer, c'39, drum major will be the toastmaster, and Chancellor will be the principal speaker.
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About twenty-five guests of honor have been invited including Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley, Dean and Mrs. D. M. Swarthout, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Servey, Mr. Servey is president of the men's division of the K.U. Club of Kansas City.
After the banquet and program the occasion will terminate in a theater party for those present.
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Tuesday. Dec. 15
2:30 p.m. Elementary German
The annual Christmas feature meeting of Der Deutescha Veren, German club will be held at the university professor of German, this evening at 8 p.m. Germany's Nikki Sankt Nicola and America's Santa Claus will be dually represented by a woman in the club who works both languages.
OVER THE HILL
2:42 p.m. News Flashes
6:00 p.m. Educating Your Child,
"The Pre-School Child," Prin. J. E.
Jacobs
2:46 p.m. Books Old and New
8:00 a.m. Children's Library
10:15-10:45 p.m. Program of Requested Readings, Prof. Robert Calderwood.
10:00 p.m. Athletic Scrapbook,
173rd edition.
German Club Party Tonight
All students interested in the German club are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. College
The program at the weekly meeting of Psi Chi, honorary Psychology Department in the form of a colloquium in which majors in the department and staff members took part. Flechette Necremont has an interest in psychology, presented a tau.
26. If you considered yourself
to be a player in KU, with
dressings as they are, Yes 13, No 129.
27. (Required a statement in re-
pressure.)
Poll Shows-leading a small donkey which carried Mary. The donkey appeared so life-like that it seemed to be a real one frozen into immobility for the occasion. Investigation revealed that the donkey was one of Bernard "Poco" Franier's creations. It had been built sufficiently strong through the use of iron framework. The donkey was so heavy that it required four men to move it on and off the tableaux stage.
30. Do you think that the Daily Kansas is justified in carrying or this football campaign? Yes, 478 No, 44.
V. S. says, “boy Wauhingsa it ever gifted to Boleslawhai being a swell员. I'm going to see a quiz that I do! I do flimque that quiz.”—adam
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29. Do you think anything can be done to remedy the present situation? Yes, 490. No, 13.
George Marshall, 17, superintendent of the Ottawa schools, was a member of the State Teachers' association at a meeting held in Topkapi Saturday.
Marshall Elected President
Mr. A. I. Levsen, president of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and a noted author of petroleum geology, gave the first of a series of four lectures yesterday afternoon.
A reading list of valuable books
of the novel, fiction, poetry,
and numerous other works
compiled by a committee work-
ing under Mrs Josephine H. Burner.
The result of ten years of re-
search is the previous edition of re-
viewed in 1926, and it was made
for 1926.
Reading List Is Compiled
Mr. A. I. Levorsen Appears in Lecture Series
The schedule for the remaining lectures follows: 4:30 this afternoon, Geology auditorium, "Petroleum Basin" building, Wednesday, room 101, Geology building, "Studies of Pennsylvania Overlap and Paleology"; 4:30 p.m. Thursday, room 101, Geology build- ing, The Problem of Accumulation."
Meeting in Topeka
To Discuss Operating Funds
A meeting will be of interest to faculty members will be held Thursday afternoon, in the City auditorium at Topeka, according to a statement by Fred Elliott, secretary of the Alumni association.
The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss the necessity for more operating funds for the state college. The State Chamber will direct the direction of the State Chamber of Commerce, but the State Planning board will be in charge.
Vespers--
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Most elaborate of the tableau was called the "Madonna Ehroned". It depicted the mother Mary surrounded by the three kings, the separates and slaves. All were standing about a manger from which she had been presented, and animated the faces of the watchers. The three glittering crowns of the kings caught our eye. On inquiry we found that instead of solid silver, as it appeared, they were made of nothing more valuable than tin, cardboard, infnol and much work. The cock had been supplied by Robert H. Williams William Campbell, fa38; and Arvid Jackson of the design department.
and showed the angel of the Lord telling the frightened shepherds of the birth of Christ, John Detwiler, fa 40, was the angel.
Unique Tableaux
$250 in Prizes for ESSAYS
The fourth tableaux was entitled "The Shepherds and the Angels,"
Prizes of $100, $75, $50, and $25 are awarded annually for best essays on current problems in the light of Christian principles.
The tableaux were under the direction of Professor Rosemary Ketcham, Raymond Eeastwood and Karl Mattern.
Use part of the Christmas holidays getting your ideas in order. The prizes are well worth working for.
GET STARTED NOW
Prospective writers are invited to consult with Professor L. E. Sisson, Chairman of--the W.S.G.A. Book Exchange from 1 to 5 o'clock.
All of the costumes used in the living pictures are delicately made and bear clear inspection. The striking effect which the robes and gowns give from a distance is enhanced by a thorough examination of the garments. New garments year after year. New garments are added as they are needed.
Outlines are due April 1; final essays May 1.
Hattie Elizabeth Lewis Prize Essays in Applied Christianity
During the showing of each tuba during a mixed quartet seated in the front row of the first kabanyon old familiar Christmas carols.
The School of Fine Arts deserves praise for its splendid efforts in producing such a magnificent spectacle. Through its work the annual festival offers students an outstanding, best attended show of the year on the University campus.
New Program Addition
A ew addition to the Vesper program this year was a brass quartet which played Christmas songs and danced along the sides of the Auditorium. The quartet played for 20 minutes before both the afternoon and evening programs.
Seniors Offered Engineering Positions
Representatives of the General Electric company interviewed all seniors in the departments of mechanical and electrical engineering Dec. 9 and 10, with the view of offering employment in their company. At the completion of the interviews Mr. Boring of the process department of the company offered positions to the following student
Mechanical Engineering; M. B Lucas, Lees Summit; Mo. L. S Votaw, Kansas City; R. C. H陡, Kansas City; J. J. Miller, Kentucky City; K. J. Kalman, Kansas City E. D. Heter, Scotia, New York; Robert Russell, Lawrence
Electrical Engineering  O. R. Harla, Meade; J. W. Howard Hutchinson, F. R. Mallock, Tecumseh R. Zupnace, Ford; I. L. Weaver, Lawrence
Xmas Jayhawker
Appears Tomorrow
The Christmas number of the Jay-hawker will be available tomorrow. James II Coleman, c38, edition of the book by Bill Hewitt. The day. Jayhawkers may be obtained at
Several innovations are inaugurated in the publication's second issue of the year, among them an eight-page pictorial feature section, containing pictures of a large number of University students in the every-day pursuit of study and recreation.
Five outstanding members of the student body have been selected by a group of "Hil Headlines," and each will have a page in a new two-color section.
On the Sbin--
Dear Santa:
Continued from page one
Signed.
Steven David, Esq.
(The Baving Reporter)
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I want a book of questions, a new pipe, a racer, the name of some publication which will accept and reinforce me for the 'Love Stories' I write, and a job as 'Bootblack' for *weariness* Willie Hearn.
Added Simile: As dry as a campus drinking fountain.
Hosted arguments have been recurring daily down in the back shop of the journalism building. There are dozens of minds of some of the boys concerning the early training that Professor Holmberg received. He always leaves the back door open—perhaps only thinks that it will swing shut.
The Pi Phi's, in giving a Christmas party yesterday afternoon for the needy children of Lawrenz, had the children seated in chairs in the living room. "We are grateful that (that) are all fostered together," then the Pi Phi's and approximately
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half of the Beta chapter pushed the kiddies around the room. The children, on their ride, grabbed and tow down decorations and from all appearances had an exceedingly fine time, as did the Pi Phi and Beta's. The dignified Bill Dalymple was Santa Claus. The children received toys, but we are not sure about the Beta's gifts. The principal means of transportation and from the doorway is Bette Leman, who managed to carry about 20 to the load in her Lincoln sedan.
You can't "Go Wrong" with gifts from Carl's
After a recent dinner, 12 Phil Pal's been to suffer from pomeon poisoning. Many believe that the Tieba's had something to do with the two organizations did "bury the batchet" earlier in the year.
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