FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
GRACE VALENTINE, Society Editor
Before Jan., can KU-21 after 3, call 2781-K3
--day night were Catherine Holmes, c38
Kenneth Haway, c77; Paul Moritz, c38
Claude Farrab, c37; and George Jew.
eil, eurl.
A dinner at the Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity was held last night in honor of Major R. F. Ebweds, Allen Anderson, C&S Carl Leverey, c & 40, and Ronald P. Anderson, e & 40, after the dinner. Major Ebweds gave an account of his experiences at Fort St. Michaul in Alaska.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Charles Boddle announce the marriage of their daughter, Alfreda Elsie 32, to Louis Maurice Schrier, Jr., on Saturday, Oct. 10, in Kinley, Ms. Schrier is a member of Alpha Chi Omega security
Alpha Chi Omega had as guests last night members to the University chapter of Alpha Chi Omega, from Baker University and the celebration of their Founder's Day.
Lamborne game at the Kappa Kappa Gamma bounce yesterday were Harriet Darby, c'mo. 40; Marion Benton Benton, c'mo. 41; Mary Jane McCoy, c'mo. 48; Mary Jane McCoy, c'mo. 49
Theta Tau, professional engineering fraternity, announces the pliding of Procter Bichle, c30, Martin Theumen, c28, and Ferdinand Thierman, c38, and Ferdinand Thierman, c38.
Pi Delta Phi, international legal fraternity, today tapped three new members: Edwin R. Geary, 738, Donald Hamen, 178, and Charles Harden, 137.
Sigma Nu and Dolna Upsilon had an exchange dinner last night. The plaques of one fraternity were entertained by the actions of the other.
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Sigma Nu announces the initiation of Louis Maser, c. 37, George Hangpoo, c. 38, Donald M McTaggart, c. 39, Charles Lewis, c. 37, and Ellius Davis, c. 37.
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Laurele Kruse, c33 and Mary Arm White, c38, were guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house Wednesday for lunche.
Prof. Olin Templin was a dinner guest at the Betn Theta Pi house last night.
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Kappa Sigma will hold its first formal dance of the year at the chapter house Saturday night.
Dinner guests at Corbin hall Wednes-
day
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TOM TYLER in
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The Alpha Chi Sigma announces the pledging of Carl Lavacy, e 40, and Ronald Anderson, e 40, at a meeting Wednesday night.
And, Mrs. Graham Kreamer of Kansas City, Mt., Bob Polkering, phu1l, and Harold Roe, C3$, were dinner guests at the Phi Dia Theta house last night.
Mrs. V. Kittlermil of Kansas City, Mo.
visited her daughter, Helen Kittlermil
c37, at Hall cast last night.
John L. Sheperd, '33, of John, was a guest at the Phi Delta Theta house has night for invitation services.
A. L. Nims of Macon, Ga., visited at the Phi Delta Theta house Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. E. H. Short of Ouawatutie visited her daughter, Joan Short, c'28, at Corbin hall Wednesday.
Wilson Confirmed as Chairman
Paul Wilson, 732, was confirmed as
membership chairman of the YMCA.
He served as chairman in the "Y" office.
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The Human Council of YMCA X. F and Freshman Council of YMCA X. F meet every other day afternoon at Honey House. They discussed plans for a picnic to be given by the community.
SUNDAY
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
OVER THE HILL
Joint Meeting
"DIMPLES"
Five hundred received seats for the
final round. The five with the 'Rivals'
Sheridan's 'Rivals' will go on sale in
the basement of Green ball today. Ace
Nelson, who was selected in the
changed for reserved seats. General
admission fee is $50.
"Rivals" Sales Start Today
At the meeting of the Ivy Leaf Club at the hold yesterday at the Alba Kappa Alpha officers were elected; Erma Lee Brewer, c81, president; Antionette Hall, c82, secretary; Katherine Hall, secretary; Xovia Highlighter, c83, secretary; and Blumberger Brewer, c84, chaplain.
The General Motors Co. will present a sound motion picture of 'Mountain Mail' on Friday, March 4. The film is the first of two to be shown here this year, deals with the manufacture and distribution of cars, especially of the features of braking safety. The public is invited to attend.
Ivy Leaf Club Meets
Seniors in the School of Engineering and Architecture are to go on the en-
Motion Picture Tuesday
"Engineering Trip"
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TOU 7
TODAY
AND
SATURDAY
THE JONES FAMILY fills the wide open spaces with fun and romance in "Back to Nature," new Twentieth Century Fox hit featuring (above, left to right) JEPTUY, DIXIE DUNBAR, KENETH HOWELL, SHIRLEY, DEANE, TONY MARTIN, JUNE CARLSON, GEORGE ERNEST, and BILLY MAHAN.
BIG HIT PICTURES
Wherever There's Trouble Brewing or Six-Guns Blazing Sudden Death Look for--shall I choose?“
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2
"The 3 Mesquiteers"
BOB LIVINGSTON
RAY CORRIGAN
SYD SAYLOR
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P. Liubama Theia, the honorary educational organization for women, held a reception at room 15 Fraser hall. The meeting was to set up the program for the year.
gineering inspection trip which will start Nov. 14. The linery will include: Chicago, III, Waukegan, III, Milwaukee, Ws., and Kenosha, Ws.
With the publication this week of "Should the Government own and operate Electric Utilities", Prof. Jansen offers a list of publications on high school debate subjects and the third in a series of books known as Buehler's Debaters Help Books.
A new book, "Sod and Stubble," the story of a Kansas homeestead, will be released next week, according to Prof. John Lee of the School of Business. This book is the story of the life of Robert Sod, an early pioneer in western Kansas.
The volume contains a long brief of the debate question, an analytical discussion of the subject, a critical annotation, and 22 reprinted articles.
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