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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1986
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 KU-215 after 3, call 210-863-9333
The pledges of Alpha Tau Omega Interntery will entertain the pledges of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority in a picnic tomorrow evening. Game day is a picnic tomorrow evening.
Betty Seylon, £40
Betty Thorne, £40
Betty Arnie Austin, $250
Betty Minne Almon, £40
Betty Minne Almon, £40
Betty R. Pink, $250
James Wynn, $100
Jane Wynd, $100
Helen Gale, $100
Maurice Gray, £40
Maurice Gray, £40
Pamgy Lynch, $100
Pamgy Lynch, $100
Jane Warrington, £40
Betty Kroeter, £40
Betty Kroeter, £40
Betsy Henshawson, £40
Betsy Henshawson, £40
Helen Hay, £40
Phi Delta Theta fraternity had the
following guests last week weekend:
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Barkermann, Lawrenceworth
Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Wright, Lawrenceworth
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Barkermann, Lawrenceworth
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Barkermann, Lawrenceworth
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hoffman, Kowalty, City
$ ^{\mathrm{M O}} $c. and Mrs, Roland Coyton, Kansas City $ ^{\mathrm{M I}} $r.
Truce Johnson, Lawrenceworth
City, MA. Req: Bachelors in
Ms. and Mrs. Waugh, Folkdale
Bob Fremontman, Emporia
City, MA. Req: Bachelors in
Ms. and Mrs. Alton, Ocala,
Kansas City, MA. Req:
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, Kansas City
City, MA. Req: Bachelors in
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, Kansas City
City, MA. Req: Bachelors in
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, Kansas City
City, MA. Req: Bachelors in
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, Kansas City
City, MA. Req: Bachelors in
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, Kansas City
City, MA. Req: Bachelor's in
Ms. and Mrs. Waugh, Folkdale
Bob Fremontman, Emporia
City, MA. Req: Bachelors in
Ms. and Mrs. Alton, Ocala,
Kansas City, MA. Req:
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, Kansas City
City, MA. Req: Bachelors in
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, Kansas City
City, MA. Req: Bachelor's in
Ms. and Mrs. Waugh, Folkdale
Bob Fremontman, Emporia
City, MA. Req: Bachelor's in
Ms. and Mrs. Alton, Ocala,
Kansas City, MA. Req:
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, Kansas City
last weekend:
The following were weekend Worlds North Delta
Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Marin, Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Frost, Inla
Mr. and Mrs. Center, Center
Mrs. Carcinehua Kannan, Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. Caroline O'Hare, Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. B. O. Hireby, Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. D. L. Olson, Kansas City, Mo
Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Houston
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Houston
Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman, Horton
Mr. and Mrs. Kennan, Kansas City, Mo
Mr. B. A. Woolch, Kingman
Mr. B. A. Woolch, Kingman
Mr. Devaner Toupan
Mr. Veen Uhmkam, Manhattan
Mr. Veen Uhmkam, Manhattan
Phi Mu Alpha, professional music fraternity, held a dinner party last night in honor of the pledges. They entertained the following guests:
Phyllis. Airmont (recl.) 'a'(cl)
329 Hilda Shin (recl.) 'a'(cl)
Hilda Shin, ta 'a'(cl)
Gene Thomas, 'a'(cl)
Gene Thomas, ta 'a'(cl)
Mary Elizabeth Shin, 'a'(cl)
Mary Elizabeth Shin, ta 'a'(cl)
Shin, ta 'a'(cl)
Russell L. Wiley, director of KU, Dr
Russell L. Wiley, director of KU, Dr
Weekend guests at the Alpha Tau Omega house were:
Mr. and Ms. Freck Goodman, Kansas City,
M. and Mr. and Al Hassan, Kansas City,
M. and Mr. and Ms. Carlyne Wiseley, Townsville,
M. and Abby Harty, Techeka
M. and Ms. Bessy Trechek
M. and Ms. Karen Fulton, Fish,
M. and Ms. Karen Fulton, Fish,
Robin Haskin, Manhattan,
George Smith
Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa
In Kappa house work. Mr. and Mrs.
Kashi, Rask, Thayer, Mr. Berthin
Thayer, Thayer, Mr. and Ms. Mr.
Gilson, Hittstall, Ms.
Weekend guests at the Gamma Pela house included:
cagnol (hospital), Kerenlai City, Myanmar;
belladonna, Shekhan, Kilenlai City, Myanmar;
babylon, Shekhan, Kilenlai City, Myanmar;
bibury, Shekhan, Kilenlai City, Myanmar;
baby Jane, Karen lau, Kish, Myanmar;
Bangkok, Bangkok, Bangkok;
Guests at the Alba Chu Ori Genoise for the weekend soon:
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bunz, Ivanon
Mr. and Mrs. Jebron, Inselvort
Mr. and Mrs. Donovan, Inselvort
Elizabeth Palmer, University of Oklahoma
Michael F. Schmidt, University of Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hunter, Bronx City
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hunter, Bronx City
Mr. & Cheryl Rena, Real Estate City, Mr.
D. and Mrs. O. K. Klint, Real Estate City,
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Klint, Real Estate City
Jennemie January, c20, and Damon
Josee Willis, c20, were land-
rent guests at the Kappa Kapua
Gamma security house yesterday.
The K. U. Damas will hold initiation of all new members tonight at 8 o'clock in the women's faeure of the Administration building.
Sigma Karpa undertained Sigma Phi Epilon with an hour dance last night.
Kappa Sigma fraternity was entertained by the Chi Omega with an hour dance last evening.
The Alba Dolma Pi security entertained the Pi Kappa Alba fraternity with an hour dance host night.
M. B. M. Pope of Kingman is a guest at the Alpha Delta P) security house.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sleepee of Iola visited at the Phil Delta Theta house Monday afternoon.
Alpha Gamma Delta entertained Phil Delta Theta last evening with an 'bour of dancing.
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Arthur Blain, c40, was a dinner guest at the Alpha Tan Omega bar last night.
Guests for the weekend at the
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Growing like Jack's bean stock... the interest in Fall Suits
Men we have never seen in the store before are here . . . and men who have been accustomed to waiting are here early.
ARGYLE WORSTEDS
The interest in Fall clothes is keener this year than at any time since 1929 when no good store could keep a suit in the window over three hours.
We'll be happy to show you the Hickey Freeman and Griffon Fall suits that are turning a city full of 10 o'clock scholars into early birds.
The fact is that if you don't see these suits soon, you'll be way behind the times.
Other Groups $24.50 to $60.00
Sigma Kappa house were; Mrs. Laura Kirkman, Chadron, Neb.; Helen Naynor, Kansas City, Mo.; and Madeline Crawworth.
The pledge classes of Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Alpha Theta had a picnic had night at the stadium.
Kampa Kappa Gamma entertained Pid Gamma Delta with an hour of dancing last night.
Gamma Phi Beta sorority enter,
lained Beta Theta Pi fraternity with
no hour dance last night.
night at the Observatory from 7 to
10 o'clock. The six-inch telescope
will be open for the use of all who
are interested. The public is invited
OVER THE HILL
Astronomy Open House The astronomy department of the University will hold open house to-
Douglas Discusses "Americans"
Alice Douglas discussed "The
Film Festival of New York"
meeting last night. The subject was
following the theme for the Year—
"Bearly Americans." Mrs. C. B. Cum-
ner gave a short talk quête.
Douglas Discusses "Americans"
Mathematicians hear Jordan
Prof. H. E. Jordan spoke to the Mathematics club Monday on the meeting of the American Mathematical Organization held in conference this month, the three-hundredth anniversary of the founding of Harvard University. On Nov. 2, George Crommerge, c38, will speak from his room during the Robb Will Speak to Pila Siemsa.
Dr. R. W. Robb of the State hospital at Osawatime will be gues
speaker at the regular meeting of
Shi Sigma, biology fraternity. The
school is open Monday and Tuesday,
evening in room 206, Snow hall, Dr.
Drob will speak on his electrocardi-
diographic study of the insane.
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All Catholic students interested in becoming members of the St. John's choir please report this evening at 7:30 in the Parish hall.
On the Shin—
Catholic Choir
Continued from page one
When day is done and grass is wet with twilight dew;
The lads gather at Miller's and talk over their brew.
Stevep David was out roving
again yesterday. He traplised all over the campus but not for news. He was looking for a couple of skirts. It's a shame that the wind doesn't start blowing until the middle of the morning so the laissez will know the appropriate wearing apparel.
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