TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1936
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
GRACE VALENTINE, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m., call K.U. 319; after 5, call 720-831
--in the speeches of
"Freedom of the Press," by E. N.
Doan, assistant professor of journali-
The Pyramid club entertained at a Halloween party and witener roast Saturday night. The guests were:
Margaret Riley, c38
Ethan Hardy, c18
Erin Hawksworth, c18
Elna Nodus, c38
Eric Walker, c18
Ethan Nodus, f4
Mario Smith, f5
Hilton Foleo, c37
Renée Burrows, fcm
Boward Wilbrow, c40
John Bryant, c40
Boward Wilbrow, c40
Curtis Barton, c38
Ralphy Bouch, c39
Walker Doolley, c39
Delmas Icwe, c40
Liam Hailter, c37
Liam Hailter, c37
Robert Jordan, c18
O Carrie Kone, c18
O Carrie Kone, c18
Cordell Meeks, c17
John Morgan, c37
Albert Shaughnessy, gr
Jennice Smith, gr
Albert Shaughnessy, gr
Walliam Sparevillie, c39
Clifford Sparevillie, c39
Sylvester Tucker, c38
Kristen Tucker, c38
Charles Skaggr, f4
Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertainment with a buffet supper last Sunday evening. The following were guests:
Hilde Deny, c18
Betty Jane Campbell, c17
Bethany Cox, c17
Phyllis Woolerich, c18
Jann Williams, c18
Julia Woolerich, c18
Eliza Cleatman, f40
Virginia Seldon, f40
Virginia Lee Stevens, f40
Virginia Lee Stevens, f40
Mary Markham, f15
Mary Markham, f15
Glenda Spahaman, f14
Randy Patterson, f18
Mary Jobehel Taylor, f40
Mary Jobehel Taylor, f40
Athena Ann Woodbury, f39
Nay Reyburn, Kansas City
Ray Falling, Oklahoma City
Rail Erikking, Oklahoma City
Dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma
Berry Bettenmann, 'cunel
Jane Bantle, 'c40
Jose Lindner, 'cunel
Jennifer Barnes, 'cunel
Dorothy Forbes, 'c40
Sue Fowler, 'cunel
Bill Alward
Paul Mackenzie, Kampi City, Mo.
Dorothy Dirge, Tupelo
Virginia Griffin, 'cunel
Mr. and Mrs. Harey, Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. Harey, Topeka
Mr. and Mrs. Harey, Topeka
Bil White St., Joseph, Mo.
The following are weekend guests at the Sigma Phi Epionon house: Miss Margaret Moen and Mr. LeRoy Malt of Empier, Mrs. Edmond Geary, Mrs. McGill, and Mr. Edward Lamdale of Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Kathryn Miller and Miss Frances Smith of Kansas City, Kan.
Guests at the Alpha Chi Omega
Guests at the Alpa Cim Om'eg house Sunday for dinner were:
Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Walters
Mrs. and Mrs. Balmieri, Jda
Miss Hazel Anderson
Mist Helen Greffe, Thika
Ms. and Mrs. Sjajko, Ntille Ojifree, Ifoeja, Kanity City, Kane
Roller Waltner, c37
Bill Kerunter, c40
Kelly Kennedy, c59
Ray Thuman, c60
Mrs. Gary Carre, Atchison
Signa Nun entertained the following weekend guests: Donald Weston, Dick Wuff, Wayne Payter, Bill Harrion, Dick William, and John Romine, all of Kansas City, Mo; and these Sunday dinner guests: Jean Williams, c'umel; Peggy Lynch, c'40; and Betty Stephenson, c'umel.
Triangle fraternity initiated the following Sunday.
Triangle fraternity initiated the following Sunday:
Ray Halsted, c'17
Richard Collenum, c'17
Willy Sorman, c'18
Willie Smith, c'49
Clifford Sharp, c'38
Prof. A. M. Ockerbhd, Frank Moty,
and Gordon Miller were guests
t the ceremony.
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Sunday dinner guests at Corbin hall were:
Mrs. Myrleh M. Heavy, Do Mines
Mrs. Hirbert Bilbart, Do Mines
Mrs. Harvey Gilbert, Hays
Ramall Robertt, Hays
Better Goodman, Lawrence
Better Goodman, City, Mo.
Betty Goodman, City, Mo.
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Villagers at Alpha Kappa Alpha Sunday were: Mr. Elisha Scott, Mr. George W. Brady, Mr. Eugene D. Sawyer, Mr. Earl Ewers, Mr. Merritt Gordon, Mr. Oliver Queenry, and Mrs. Michael Carson, and Mrs. Brewer and son of Lowe-worth, and Miss Christine Carson of Kansas City.
Kappa Eta Kappa held formal institution services Sunday for the following: Dwight Evans, George Gilmore, Waldo Grauber, R. Richard Jones, John Henda, Raymond Horrell, John Hunt, and Thomas McKale.
Pi Beta Phi entertained the following weekend guests: Suzanne McNaughton and Martha Jane Starr of Hutchinson, India Web and Kelley of Kansas City, Mo., and Arlene Stephenson of Pittsburgh.
Sunday dinner guests at the Stigma Chi house were: Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Blanchard of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Harrow and Miss
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained the following at dinner Sunday; Jo Jean Rawls, Tolsi; Phyllis Pitt, Kansas City, M.; Mo. Besson, Wc 58; Sarah Stuffer, c'uncl; and Shirley Kroh. 36.
Marjorie Harrow of Kansas City, Mo and Alleen Herndon, e'uncl.
The Ivy Leaf club, pledge club, or Alpha Kappa Alpha security, entertained the members of the sorority and their dates with a Hallowen party last Friday night at the chapter house.
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Dinner guests at Watkins hall Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. George R. Stowe and George Steele Lawyers, and Tevith B. cunel.
The following were Sunday guests at the Delta Chi house: Mr. and Mrs. E. Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. A. C Muller, Mr. and Mrs. A. Muller, all of Kansas City, Mo.
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Guests of the Alpha Delta Pi母权 over the weekend were Miss Iris Oaken, Miss Mary O'Donnell and Miss Ingrine, innite of the Kanaue City, Mo.
The following were dinner guests at the Delta Tau Delta house yesterday: Barbara Everham, Kansas City, Mo.; and Michael Lynch, City, Mo.; and Peggy Lynch, Lych.
--in the speeches of
"Freedom of the Press," by E. N.
Doan, assistant professor of journali-
Guests at the Phi Gamma Delta house for Sunday dinner wereMr. and Mrs. James Nelson, Topeke; and Ms Lacine Thomas, Kansas City, Mr.
The following were Sunday dinner guests at the Delta Upson house: Peggy McCarthy; *¢40*. Jeannette McCarthy; *¢47*. Cedar Dicker, Lawrence.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma held initiation services Saturday for Athletia Am Woodbury, c38; Glenda Speak-ner at O'Connor, c39; c39;Awu Sue Stephens, c39
Dinner guests at the Kappaappa Gamma house Sunday weary. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bayes, Mr. and M. G. C. Bishop, Mr. and Mr. Bannon, all of Kaiser City.
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The members of Chi Omega sorority will entertain the members of Phi Delta Theta fraternity with an hour dance tonight.
Marshall Nichel and Bob Taylor of Kansas City, Mo., and Robert Deeks, Wichita, were weekend guests at the Delta Upson house.
Sigha Phils Epsilon had a "Bewtery Brawl" Saturday night at their house. Red Blackburn's orchestra furnished the music.
Kappa Eta Kappa fraternity will
PHONE K.U. 66
Alpha Delta Pi sorority announces the pledging of Agnes Lucy Caples, c'39, of Great Falls, Mont.
Alpha Delta Pi security held formal initiation Sunday for Melvie Grant, fa 39, and Alta Armstrong fa 39.
Alpha Chi Omega will entertain Phi Gamma Delta with an hour dance this evening.
Mr. F. E. Armstrong of Chanute was a dinner guest Sunday at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
Sigma Kappa sorority will entertain Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity with an hour of dancing this evening.
Russell Barnett, Meade, was a Saturday dinner guest at the Kappa Eri Kappa house.
Mary Luille Asling, c'38, and Charles Alexander, c'39, were dinner guests at Watkins hall Sunday.
The Alpha Delta Pi sorority will entertain the Sigma Nu fraternity with an hour dance tonight.
Astrid Carlson of Ottawa was a guest at Watkins hall last weekend.
The advisory board of Kappa Alpha Theta was entertained with a tea at the annex Sunday afternoon.
"A Day with the Sun," a sound film.
Saturday afternoon:
2:00-Football game, Kansas vs
Nebraska, Memorial Stadium.
hard rich stage one
hall theater which time there
bill beachen
The Kansan Classified Ad Section
"American News in European Papers," by Dr. V. Royes West, the Municipal University in Omaha.
"The Newspapers and Crime," by W. A. Smith, special agent in charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, at the Justice of Justice, Kansas City, Mo.
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1 ONT, Beta Thera Pi pin with name, W. R.
Miller on base of pin, Reward, Phone
1018, 1137 Indiana. -19
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Proff. Russell L. Wiley, director of the University band, was a Wednesday evening dinner guest of El Club Borinquen, 1223 Oread.
Florence Peterson of Wray, Colo,
and Alice Richardson, c'40, were
Sunday guests at the Sigma Kappa
house.
HUNSINGER'S
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be the guests of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority for an hour dance this evening.
LOST: Phi Beta Pi pin, with name H. J.
Brown on base, Reward, Phone 1018,
1137 Indiana. -19
12-987
LOST, Viral's Anoid and Introduction to
Astronomy, taken from book rack at
Cafeteria. Name in books. Call Rachel
Young, phone 1974.
QUALITY CLEANERS AT REGULAR PRICES
LOST: Brown leather billfold, Monday evening or Tuesday morning. Liberal reward. Call Guild Roof Phone, 26998
The following were weekend guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta house; Sally Harris, Ottawa; Barbara Evera, 26; and Shilley Kroch, 36.
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Ruth Hobbs of Kansas City, Herb L. Krauss of Laramie, and Mr R P. Stringham were Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa E.Kappa house.
14th and Tenn.
DR. C. R. ALBRIGHT Chiropractor
LOST; Silver evening purse containing car keys, etc. Reward. Call 2944. -41
FIRST IN LAWRENCE VELVA
LOST in *Chemistry Building*—black leather zipper notebook. Contain very valuable papers and articles. Phone 27381, 1524 Olsen. -44
LOST, Ten Liliana for coat on south side of
football field, Wednesday evening, October
28. Reward, Call Jack Dalby, phone
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There will be a meeting of Inter-
Racial Commission at Hortley House
School, 123 Main Street, Thompson,
c. 29, and Louise Garrett,
c. 29, are in charge of the program
for the evening. Proverbs and
Sunday School programs were
wanted and discussed by the group.
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Freshman Commission Postponed
The meeting of Freshman Commission to meet Friday afternoon in W.Y.C.A. to meet Friday afternoon in W.Y.C.A.
Women's Student freshman nomin-
Searab, honorary architectural fraternity, will hold a business meeting this afternoon at 4:50. They do also have their first smoker at the meeting.
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
The Sigma Gamma Epsilon will hold its regular meeting Thursday. Oct. 29, at 7:30 p.m.
Colloquy Club Meets Thursday
at 10 a.m. for the regular meeting at 11:30 a.m. Thursday,
Don McCoy, 37, will speak on
the topics of “The Body and
will review “A Physician Talks to
Architectural Sketches on Display To sketch an athletic memorial wall in the school of seniors in the department of architecture Saturday. These sketches are on display in the department of G. Kellogg is in charge of the class.
ONE STOP
Continued from page one
Scarab Will Meet Today
The President's last speech was not scheduled until nearly midnight, then he was to talk for 15 minutes and then for the rest of the day by the Democratic National Committee.
It was familiar territory to him for he has canvassed it off and in his quarter century of public life; first as a youthful aspirant for the state senate, later as a candidate for the United States, as President of the United States.
Inter-Racial Commission
To Mr. Roosevelt it was a "honey" last touch to his most vigorous political offensive—a bad for votes that has taken him into a score of states.
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Laurel Anderson Gives First Organ Recital
A large audience attended the ninety-first Vesper Organ Recital given Sunday afternoon. The recital was given by Laurel Everett Anderson, the University organist and conductor, who will be hold next Sunday at 4 p.m.
"NEWS - COLOR CARTOON"
Engineers---employing engineering graduate Dean F. L. Johnson of the University of Missouri will discuss son aspects of the general theme of th National A.P.E.E. meeting at Madi son, Wis.
Continued from page one
Arrangements are being made for golf Friday afternoon and for the Nebraska-Kansas game Saturday. The delegates will stay either at the clubhouse or the numbers or "dormitory" in the electrical engineering laboratory,
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The cast consisted of Robert Calderwood, Jessica Crafton, Ed Barnett, James Bradfield, Bill Cayot, Carl Peters, Joe Meyers, Ralph Bryant, Alfred Gallup, Robert Evans, Alfred Gallup, Robert Evans. The play was directed by Malcolm Walsh who announced that next week's play would be "Spring of '56."
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