THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1928
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
Before 5 p.m. call K.U. 23; after 5, call 2702-K3
Pi Lambda Theta, honorary education sorority, will hold initiation services Thursday evening at 6 a.m. clock at the Colonial tea room. Following the initiation there will be a Founders Day banquet.
Those to be initiated are: Beulb
Pumose, c37; Florine Briscoe, c37;
Henry W. Boisseau, c41; Jean Russell, c37; Louise Yeomans,
c47; Elia Seedman Campbell,
c48; Marion H. Mitchell, c50;
Mittell, 138; Ida Jean Poisson, c37;
Dorothy Paulle, c37; Ruth Ethet
Ethet, c37
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Banquet reservations may be made with Mateel Rich, 103 Fraser.
Miss Bess Goodykoontz, national president of the organization, will speak at the banquet. Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes and Miss Miriam Smyth, who were founders of the local chapter, will also be present.
Five church serviors held a joint supper meeting at the Union Cathedral Tuesday evening. Miss Elise Smith, 27, who has been a missionary for seven years, spoke on "Japan," and exhibited a Japanese costume.
Members of the following sorceries attended the meeting: Kappa Phi Methodist; Phi Chi Delta, Presbyterian; Thura Epsilon, Baptist; Kappa Beta, Christian; and Sigma Eta Chi Congregational.
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Chi Omega announces the engagement of Darioy Kennedy, c29, to William Kiley, k138. Mr. Kleiy is in
The Ttheta Tau taternity held an election of officers Tuesday night. the following men were elected: Clifford Williams, relegated; John Gust, vice-represent; Victor Koelner,cribe; Edward Hether, correspond secretary.
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The Theta Tum fraternity held a formal initiation Sunday for the following men: Stanley Bloom, e39 Lester Hunger, e39 Raymond Hawkeye, e39 John Mauger, e39 Margaret Mugherie, e39 Guy Culliver, e39 Marvin Harries, e39 Gail May, e39
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Dinner guests at the Delta Uplift house Tuesday evening were Glendriar Speckman, faunet; Dorothy Dellano, Lanna; and Elenat Cain, Cain.
Students in the School of Fine Arts presented a program for the Tennonia Literacy club Tuesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Hovey Hanna.
Cylef Coulson, former deanchion star of the University of Kansas is a guest at the Delta Chi fraternity house this week.
Agnes Skolew, c.28; and Mary Shea-
lou, f.49, were guests at the Alba
Gamma Delta security house yester-
day.
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The active chapter of Sigma Kappa were dinner guests of the alumnae chapter of Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. McLeod of Yates Center were guests at the Sigma Chi house for lunch yesterday.
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity will entertain with an hour dance this evening.
Mary Patrice Bishop was a lunch-bee guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
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Sigma Delta Chi Sends Five to Dallas
Delegates from the Kansas chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalism internationally to the twenty- and thirty-fifth annual organization at Dallas, Texas, to clock this morning. Prof. E. N Daan, Prof. J. I. Kjlster, Bill Gill; $^{37}$ president of the local chapter, Curtis Dave Hamlin, $^{37}$ are the delegates.
The convention will open on tonight with a smoker at the Chrysler Motor exhibit at the Centennial Exposition grounds. The Dallas News will be presenting its annual hotel Friday noon. Gov James Harden of Texas will be the speaker at the Saturday night luncheon given by the S.M.U. chapter. Chase S. Osborn, former Governor of Michigan, Walter M. Harsen, managing editor The Daily Oldkabonaan, and William M. Orlando, Flo. will also speak.
Last year at Urbana, IL, the Kansas chapter won the national efficiency award presented each year to one of the 40 chapters which has the most outstanding professional program, superior campus publications, and general campus activity during the Kansas chapter won second place.
Student-Faculty Bureau Is Established
The Y.M.C.A. Campus Problems commission in a meeting Tuesday afternoon to sponsor a "Student-Faculty Relations" bureau. The purpose of this bureau will be to provide a deeper understanding and wider acquaintance between students and professors.
The cabinet also voted to hold regular meetings every Thursday afternoon at 3:30 in the X.M.A. office, Jon Henry, commission chairman, appointed a committee to investigate he "co-operative bookstore" project
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NYA Dramatic Group To Present Play Tuesday
The Red Lamp" a two-act com-
pany will be presented in Fraser the
day at 8:20 next Tuesday evening by
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The cast includes: Lutshia Lewis, c$40; Ethel Hardinman, c$88; William Spearmann, c$30; Boward Bozeman, c$30; Calhoun, c$30; and Ralph Bosch, c$39.
The play is open to the public without charge.
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this afternoon?” To which sonny replied in a most dignified manner, "Hell! I'm only four."
I thought this was worth repiting. Some people aren't educated yet as well as Asher.
A few days before the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra applies to on two programs at the convention, a group of Teachers' Association, a letter was received at the College office from a man in a nearby town who asked to have two tickets reserved for
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University Concert Course Regular Attraction First Appearance of the Celebrated
Jooss European Ballet
An Internationally Sensational All-Star Company
In a Series of Absolutely Original Repository of Ballets, Including the Now World-Famous "The Green Table."
University Auditorium Thursday evening, Nov.12, 8:20 o'clock
READ FROM THE METROPOLITAN PRESS:
"The most important thing in the ballet since Diaghileff."
—London Sunday Pictorial.
"Applause as has rarely been heard for the past 25 years."
—Montreal Daily Star.
"Fifteen curtain calls after curtain was rung down."—Rochester, N. Y.
"Accorded a triumph by capacity audience."—Philadelphia Enquirer.
"Wild Applause—Audience Held Spell-Bound."—Boston Herald.
TO THE PEOPLE OF LAWRENCE:
In the Joosss Ballet we are presenting one of the finest attractions of its kind before the public today. A truly metropolitan attraction, giving you an evening of entertainment and beauty you'll not forget.
D.M. SWARTHOUSE
TO THE PEOPLE OF LAWRENCE:
D. M. SWARTHOUT.
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