TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1938
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
an account of Mt. Oread S
KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call MU-21; after 3, call 202-83
Weekend guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house who attended the annual Polly party Saturday night were as follows:
Mrs. Walter Clark, Kansas City
Harriet Shelden, c. 83, Kansas City
Marie Sullivan, c. 84, Missouri,
Cora Queen Barber, c. 76, Kansas City
Katherine Caddis, c. 76, Kansas City
Jane Benton, Kansas City, Mo.
Availen Bushman, c'36, Kansas City,
Mo.
Katheryn Cassidy, c'36, Kantas Cit Mo.
autumn Dawall, c15), Kiana City, Mo Bettie Gylem, c16), Kiana City, Mary Margaret Batee, c16), Carriage Mo
Sara Nelle Pickett, Joplin, Mo
Marjorie Walker, Solver Lake
Berniece Brooks, Leavenworth
Phi Mu Alpha fraternity entertained with a dinner-dance Saturday night in honor of its pledges. The guests were:
Don Hulitz, '731
Margaret Woods
Burbaria Johnson, f400
Michael Johnson, f400
Virginia Cemetery, f400
David McKenna, m400
Worth Blair, f400
Initiation services were held at Phi Mu Alpha house Sunday afternoon for Carroll Nurtien, f38; Dem Mu Alpha, b39; and Charles Novotny, f39.
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Dinner guests at Watkins hall sun-
day were: Donald J. Obee; Marvin
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Mo; and Bill Iles of Kansas City,
Mo.
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Sigma Kappa sorority will entertain the Sigma Nu fraternity with an hour dance tonight.
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Guests at the Sigma Kappa sorority house for Sunday dinner were:
Dr. and Mrs. Bert A. Nahh
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Crafton
Mrs. and Bill Ling
Ms. Florence Sherbon
Mr. Charles Wodson
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Miriam Smyth and Mrs. J. M. Snyth of Lawrence, Ferman Demart, c;88, Warren Fisher, c;98 Chude Parish, c;97, Russell Kelley, c;38, and Leslie Kelse, c;77, were guests at Corbin hall Sunday.
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Dinner guests at the Phi Kapp
Pai house Sunday were:
Pete Warren, Kansai City, Mio.
Peter Wong, Nanjing City, Mio.
Jerry Cayre, 40
Jim Torres, c40
Mary Dairy, F419
Kathryn Tyrone, cune1
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Berry Walker, 619
David McKenzie, 540
Nellie O'Driscoll, City Mo.
Janeanne Banney, City Mo.
Jane Anne, 640
Guests at the Delta Upsilon house
Pl house Sunday were:
Howard Gardiner, b17
Din McCaoy, ph37
Bruce Miller, b38
Bruce Miller, b60
Kathryn Ingmeire, Kansas City, Mo.
Kathryn Custer, Tynda
Dinner guests at the Alpha Delta
were!
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity entertained Sunday evening with a buffet supper. The guests
Harriet Shields, Kansas City, Mo
Elva Cheiron, c199
Elizabeth Hannah, c199
Jane Reed, c199
Betty Am Jones, c199
Helen Miller, c199
Virginia Lee Stevens, c199
Amelia Ann Grey, c199
Maurine Green, c199
Jean William, c199
Sarah Sampson, c199
Graham Spekla, c199
Betsy Jean Welch, c199
Jack Richardson, c199
Bill Hoyle, burtvillew, OKla,
Mc. Howard Sailow, Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Allerdice, Coldwater; Charlene Barber, fa'39; and Jane Flood, c'unl, were Sunday at the kappa Sigma guest center.
Sigma Chi fraternity held its annual Thanksgiving dinner last night.
Miss Dorothea Kiribhaum of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Peggy and Mrs. Harrison were weekend guests at Sigma Phi Epsilon house this week.
of Kansas City, Saturday night at 8:30. Mrs. Parker is a member of Alpha Chi Omega, and was graduated from the University in 1935. Mr. Parker, a member of Kappa Sigma, was graduated from Baker University in 1935. The couple will make their home in Kansas City.
The University Women's club will entertain with a Christmas party Thursday evening, December 3, in the ballroom of the Memorial Union and under the supervision of the faculty. Cards are being sent only to single members of the faculty.
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Guests at the Triangle house over the weekend were:
Lice Loe Lue, Kansas City, Ms.
Lincey Young, Kansas City, Ms.
Young, Kansas City, Ms.
Frank Murley, Kansas City, Ms.
Frank Murley, Kansas City, Ms.
Dorothy Winged, Emporia
Dorothy Winged, Emporia
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha
Chi Omega entertained with a faculty tea Sunday afternoon, Mrs. C A. Thomas and Mrs. Edith Martin poured茶.
Tau Omega house were:
Allan Beaty, Salina
Mrs. J.L. Briardwood, Sheridan, Wyo.
Mrs. Harry Roseny, Lawrence
Phyllis Amorantow, fawn
Ronald Barb, c'amol
Elizabeth Kemp, c'40
Grace Pearson, c'37
Mary Schaumloeffel, CWI; Winfried Snodgrass and Shirley Stewart, both of Kansas City, Mt.; and Lorene Willis and her guests at Watkins holl hall Saturday.
Dorothy Mae Bowers was a weekend guest at Watkins hall.
The marriage ceremony of Miss Mary Hassig and Richard Parker was performed at the Episcopal Church
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Maxwell Stewart, associate editor of "The Nation," made his first visit to Kansas last night, "except for a visit through a corner of it in the middle of the night." Mr. Stewart wasn't very communicative and failed to revel just what he was doing in a corner of Kansas in the dead of night.
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Tall, thick graying close-cropped hair, full, blunt mustache and an erect bearing gave Mr. Stewart an impressive air. He spoke in short, clear sentences, and answered questions with the reluctance of a man who weighs carefully
We did learn, however, that he is married and that his wife accompanied him on his recent trip to the museum for an interruption. They have no children.
everything he says or does long be fore he does it.
Mr. Stewart has been making his headquarters in Chicago during the past three weeks for his western division, and he ended this morning to train to Chicago.
before his lecture last night he was entertained by the Forums Committee. At the dinner, he answered questions as briefly as possible. He was, obviously, a man of few words, but that he did say held weight and water.
He joked once during the evening—about newspapers. It seems they are coloring the reports of the revolution in Spain. "But," he said, "Americans aren't taking their papers very seriously since the campaign. They said something about Maine going some place, as I recall."
Architecture Display In Marvin Hall
The National Traveling Exhibition of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture is now being public in the Engineering building.
This association consists of all the collegiate schools of architecture from east to the west coast. The exhibit focuses on students from each school, chosen for method or quality or both. It is for the purpose of showing students
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what is being done in other parts of the country.
The Kansas School of Engineering and Architecture, being a member of the national association, is sent to schools where only allowed to keep them for a short time as they must be sent on to other schools in the association. Anyone who is interested in this work should visit the exhibition as soon as possible.
W.S.C.F. Will Meet Today at Henley House
Dorothy Hodge, c'77, and Pau Moritz, c'38, are co-chairman of this group. Other members are Miss Anna McCraeckon of the department of philosophy and Rev. Joseph King, pastor of the Congregational Church.
The W.S.C.F. of the Rocky Mountain Region will meet this afternoon at Henley House. Plans for the report to the regional council meet to be held in Salina during the inaugural holidays will be form-filed.
Gage Receives Scholastic Award
Richard Gage, e38, was announced as the winner of the Sigma Tau bronze medal, presented to the freshman of last year's highest scholastic standing, at the honors conventation for the School of Engineering and Architecture held outside morning.
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Initiates of Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering fraternity, were announced by Chancellor E. H. Lindley. Senior members represent the upper one-fourth of their class, and only the upper one-eighth of the junior engineering students are eligible.
The following students have been initiated:
Juniors: LaVeil Bryant, Grover Polson, John Seigle, Hervey Vignour, and Emil Wienecke.
Seniors: James Brain, Nelson Ehlers, Raymond Nesbett, Joseph Robertson, Waldman Sorrenick, Ritchie Wallace.
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