THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1936
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
GRACE VALENTINE, Society Editor
Before 1 pm, call K.U. 21; after 5, call 2902-K3
Phi Chi Delta, Presbyterian women's organization, pledged 72 women Sunday morning. The pledging followed a breakfast at the First Presbyterian Church. The organization held its reverence on Sunday at Westminster hall last evening.
The pledges were:
Mati Chottieni, e1/8
Dorbish Flyfli, e1/8
Najay Nager, e1/8
Kovind Kovind, e1/8
Kovind McOwl, e1/8
McOwl McOwl, e1/8
Veldom Oyler, e1/8
Veldom Oyler, e1/8
Flirc Flirc, e1/8
Flirc Blahc, e1/8
Gunner Weder, e1/8
Gunner Weder, e1/8
Margaret Gutter, e1/8
Ethley Burns, fc* 40
Jamie Fish, c* 100
Jamie Fisk, c* 100
Mary Stanley, c* 70
Ellen May Parks, fc* 40
Amy Stiermeier, fc* 40
Ruth Achee Brown, fc*
Elinah Goulder Counter, c* 100
Elinah Goulder Counter, c* 100
Ruth Achee Brown, fc*
Margaret Trumbull, c* 100
Kathleen Heidelberg, c*
Delta Chi will entertain the following guests with a dinner and hour dance this evening.
Insell West, e° 60
Doran Scott, e° 30
Devin Scott, e° 40
Alice Kinney, e° 60
Pick Decker, e° 40
Annette Coopland, e° 10
Ietra Boddington, e° 10
Jake Inab, e° 60
Jane Evelyn, e° 50
Virginie Faye, e° 18
Jane Craven, e° 10
Virginia Edmonds, e° 40
Barbara Wendell, e° 10
Barbara Bondham, e° 60
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Sigma Nu and Delta Upsilon are having an exchange dinner this evening The Delta Upsilon activity will go to the Sigma Nu house and the Delta Upsilon pledges will entertain the Sigma Nu pledges.
Chancellor and Mrs. Lindley will give a reception for the faculty members of the University Friday evening, Oct. 9 at 10 a.m., at Spencer Thuyer museum.
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Kappa Alpha Pai fraternity, will entertain Alpha Phi fraternity with a smoker at the chapter house on Saturday night.
Mr. D. R. Byler of Garden City was a dinner guest Monday evening at the Alpha Tau Omega house.
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Denise Lemoine will be a dinner guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta house this evening.
Evelyn Little, '36, was a luncheer guest at the Pi Beta Phi house yesterday.
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Prof. and Mrs. W. W. Davis will be dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house tonight.
Mrs. Rolle Starrett and Mrs. Carl Guistard of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs.
DICKINSON
Has the Pictures
NOW!
Ends Saturday
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town for the Best Looking Girl in China
"The General Died at Dawn"
GARY COOPER
MADELEINE CARROLL
Starts Sunday
5 Famous Stars 5
LORETTE YOUNG
JANET GAYNOR
CONSTANCE BENNETT
SIMONE SIMON
DON AMECHE
"LADIES IN LOVE"
SOON
CRAIG'S WIFE
John Boles - Rosalind Russell
New Streamlined JAYHAWK THEATRE Opening Court House 1000 rows "Men Who Knew Too Much" Peter Lane and Leslie Banks Also Old Saw Bones and Scrap Gost adm. 5c shows 23,0,7 9
Harry Turner of Trapoka were dinner guests at the Sigma Kappa house Monday evening.
The Alpha Tan Omega fraternity will entertain with an hour dance tonight from 7 to 8 o'clock.
New R.C.A. Equipment and Under New Management FRIDAY and SATURDAY "FRONTIER JUSTICE" Hoot Gibson Tarzan Serial. Pop Goes the Escal
Corbin hall will hold open house this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Flora S. Boynton was a dinner guest at Corbin hall Tuesday night.
Le Cercle Francais Elects New Officers
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the pledging of Rosemary Sobesta, c'40.
Joan Pattmore, e37, was a luncheon guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house Wednesday.
The first meeting of Le Cerulean Franca as held yesterday afternoon. The club elected officers and discussed requirement for membership to the organization. The offices elected were president, Rozeemarie Killer, e'uncl; vice-president, Mecul Beah Chippeus, treasurer, taurier, Robert Pole, e'uncl.
All students who have 15 hours credit in French either in high school or college are eligible to become members of the club.
Women's Intramurals
Qualifying rounds for the golf tournament and the first matches of handball and tennis intramural games must be played by Oct. 12.
Alpha Delta PI players will meet the Alpha Omicron Pi team in the fourth game this week of the women's intra-
season basketball tournament today at 4:30 p.m.
In the second game played Tuesday Simpson, B, K.K.G, won from Gibson B, K.A.T.; Armstrong, R, K.A.T., de
feated Gels, H, K.K.G., and Lattner, M. K.K.G., was victorious over Warner, D. K.A.T.
PATEE
Shows 5-7-9
10c
THR 7
TODAY THRU
SATURDAY
2 HIT FEATURES
"OH SUSANNA"
GENE AUTRY
and His Horse "Champion"
A Carriage of Comedy
MARY ASTOR
MELVIN DOUGLAS
In Your Year's Gayest Romance
“AND SO THEY
WERE MARRIED”
Over the HILL
Under Seas Kingdom
The Parade of Hits
Greater Movie Season
ENDS TONITE
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
In Their Greatest Success
"SWING TIME"
Alan, Color Cartoon - News
GRANADA
A combination hike and vegetation meeting for the Baptists student group meetings for the students is being planned for next summer. Brooks and Elijah Cole. Everyone planning to attend, please meet at South Park Sunday afternoon at 4:30 for reservations, call 1490 W. There will be Friday as was previously announced.
"Gorgeous Hussy"
LIONEL BARRYMORE
FRANCH TONE
Baptists Hike and Sing
The Architectural Society will hold its first meeting of the year this evening, which will be a mix of but plans will be made for regular programs for this year's students. Professors or use professors from other schools of the University as speakers, showing the importance of architecture in other professions. All architecture students are invited to attend the meet-
Friday - Saturday
Another of the Year's
GREAT HITS
Returned by Request
ROBERT
TAYLOR
JOAN
CRAWFORD
Architectural Society
Initiation services for the new members of the club will be held at the next meeting.
Botany Club Picnic
Members of the Botany club had a picnic in Clinton Park Tuesday evening. More than 20 members attended the picnic.
SUNDAY
The Picture Every Woman Will
Want Some Man to See
KAY FRANCIS
The Snow Zoology club held its first meeting of the year in snow Hall Tuesday evening. A steak fry had been planned for the meeting, but because it was too cold, the restaurant was held inside. A lunch was served after which the business meeting was held.
Zoology Club
TODAY
Big Double Program
STUDENTS SPECIAL
TO ALL 10C ANY SEAT
Continuous 2-12
"Give Me Your Heart"
GEORGE BRENT
ROLAND YOUNG
Gary Cooper - Jean Arthur
"MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN"
Claude Raines - Joan Bennett
in
THE AFRICAN AMERICA
"THE MAN WHO RECLAIMED HIS HEAD"
Elmer Hinton, c37, president of the club, appointed the following committees: refreshments, Harold James, chapels, and Grant Coward, c28; initiation, Tom Orr, Jr., c38; charmman, Arthur Mush, R. H. Taylor, and Mrs. K. Mucke R.
Fred Elsworth, secretary of Alumni Association, and Loren Miller were entertained at a surprise birthday party yesterday evening in the Alumni of
fries. Cake and ice cream were served as refreshments.
Alumni Office Party
Chester W. Brown, the campus postman, is the oldest carrier in point of contact with Mr. Brown's department. Mr. Brown was transferred to the University route this fall.
Brown the Oldest Postman
The Chemistry Club will hold its weekly meeting at 4:30 c/o clock a afternoon in room 201 Chemistry building. Dr. F. B. Dains will discuss
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"Chemistry at Harvard," and Lawrence Forman, a graduate student, will speak on the "History of Biotechnology." All are interested are invited to attend.
Thomas-for-President club will hold a meeting in the Memorial Union garage on Friday, October 14, at which student forum Oct. 14, at which Norwron Thomas, Societist candidate for mayor, and Socialist candidate for mayor, will speak.
Laws Will Elect
mils see John Piercey, c'38, club president.
Summerfield Scholars
The Summerfield scholars will hold their annual picnic Saturday afternoon on the Governor Robinson farm north-east of town.
LAWS will Exec
The second year law class will meet at 11:25 o'clock Friday morning to elect officers.
1936's Biggest Shirt News! THE ARROW "NEW TRUMP"
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--naturally restored to fuller flow. Alkalinity is increased. Time and again, physiological laboratories have checked this welcome effect of smoking Camels.
--naturally restored to fuller flow. Alkalinity is increased. Time and again, physiological laboratories have checked this welcome effect of smoking Camels.
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For Digestion's Sake ... Smoke Camels
With Camels, mealtime is more pleasant—digestion is stimulated—alkalinity increased
In our busy lives, meatine is apt to catch us at a disadvantage. We're often under nervous tension and physical strain. As a result, the free flow of digestive fluids is slowed down. How quickly Camels change this. For when you enjoy Camels the digestive fluids are gently and
Camels are mild—you can en-
joy them any time. They never
jangle your nerves or tire your
taste. Camels set you right!
PLUCKY DARE-DEVIL. Miss Uva Kimney (lfd). America's outstanding girl parachute jumper with 48 lumps to her credit; says, "Ismoke Camels for digestion's sake. They encourage digestion in a pleasant way."
CULINARY MASTER
"THEERE NOTHING like a Camel to set you right," says Biff Bergusa (below), crack salesman. "Camel gives me an extra sense of well-being and contentment. I always smoke them as an aid to digestion."
PIECES by the chef of Washington's famous Hotel Shoreham. Here the joy of living is the keynote of the cosmopolitan patronage. Rare dishes gathered from world cuisine are presented and Camels dot the tables of the diners. Robert *maitre d'hôtel* observes: "People demand the finest in foods for diners" and camels finest in cigarettes. Camels are the outstanding favorite."
COSTLIER TOBACCOS!
Camels are made from finer, MORE
Dairy. Camel milk is very popular.