TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1938
PAGE THREE
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
GRACE VALENTINE, Society Editor
Before 3 pm, call KL 25; after 5, call 2902-X3
Pi Chi Tha, honorary commerce security, held installation services Sunday morning for the following offices: Loeneen Casander, b37, president; Vorgie May Bryant, b37, vice-president; Marjorie Brooks, b37, secretary; Mary Helen Gray, gr, treasurer-elect, was unable to install office. Basken, gr, entitled at stalling office.
Preceding the installation service, a breakfast was held at the Colonial. Others present were Mary Ruth Pyle, 35 and June Hoffner, e. cunic.
Miss Aida Stanton and Miss May Gardner, associate professors in the department of romance languages, entertained with a dinner at the Colonial Tea room Saturday night in honor of Mr. C. B. Quala, new head of the department. The guests were members of the department and Dean and Mrs. Paul B. Gardner.
Following the dinner the guests were entertained at the home of Miss Gardner.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity entertained with a buffet supper Sunday
Eliza Clineau, c120
Lionel Loventhal, c140
John Miles, Stevenen
Lucille Hanebach, c180
Ruf F Hawkins, c160
Amirate Cougarde, c140
Marcia Macdonald, c150
Marcus Fabrion, c360
Robert Sack, c340
Gwen Sheehan, c300
Graham Hankison, c280
Jane Forever, c140
Glenigh Nishkunno, b. 25
Richard Grey, c160
Pam Heathrowby, b. 260
Ralph Bombycio, b. 260
Eddie Kidman, b. 230
Boris Kidman, b. 230
W. M. W. Perman, W. M.
Wendy W. Perman, W. M.
Oklahoma
Sunday dinner guests at the Pi Kappa
Alpha Chi Omega sorority hardy
Sunday dinner guests:
John W. Reed, John
M. and M., M. L. Walter, Athlecon
Nina Doy Kauzom City, Kauzom
Nina Doy Kansas City, Kauzom
Francese, Kansas City
Francese, Kansas City
Bath Carpenter, Foothill
Bath Carpenter, Foothill
Alma house?
Mr. and Mme. V. B. Ward, St. Joseph's, Mo.
Miss. and Mme. Rachel Fowler, St. Joseph's, Mo.
Miss. Margaret Williams, St. Joseph's, Mo.
Miss. Jennifer Independence, St. Joseph's, Mo.
Joseph Bowlin, Independence, St. Joseph's, Mo.
Ralph Cattin, St. Joseph's, Mo.
Ralph Cattin, St. Joseph's, Mo.
Miss. and Mme. Alicia Florentine, Klerman City), Mo.
Phi Beta house serves
Bernard Gram, kentucky City, Mc Betty Giggle Simone, Kansas City Bettie Kanyon, kansas City Bettie Kanyon, kansas City Nara Nora Pellissot, johns, Mo. Nara Nara Pellissot, johns, Mo. Bettie Gilliman, tokyo Bettie Gilliman, tokyo Margaret Bennett, tokyo Margaret Bennett, tokyo Mary Chaney, tokua
The weekend guests at the Gamma
Sunday guests at Corbin hall were:
Mr. and Mrs. C, K. Edin and Heisen Edit. Hex
Mr. and Mrs. C, K. Kellin and Kevin Sturm, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hawley, Restoration
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bronson, Restoration
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cheekman, Kansas City Mm,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Cookson, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Hail City
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ward, Olacea
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ward, Olacea
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Lachimberg, Independence
Diversity League, 786
Mr. and Mrs. Willets, Tuskegee
Mr. and Mrs. Willets, Tuskegee
Weekend guests at the Sigma Nu fra-
Lori Merchant, Wichita
Dahlan Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.
William Merchant, Wichita
Charles Streets, Kansas City, Mo.
Sigma Chi fraternity hold initiation services Sunday morning for the follow-
William Grant, e'39
Maurice Cannady, e'unet
Earl Seewell, e'unet
Jack Harrison, e'39
Marshall Nye, e'unet
Praem Limpton, e'unet
Alumni who were present at the services were: Judge Robert Price, Dodge City; Henry Quigley, Topeka; Herbert
Meyer, Tupeka; Robert Sewell, Bartlesville, Okla.
Housemothers of 31 servants and fraternities on the Hill met at Wiedemann's yesterday for a 1 o'clock lunch, followed by a civil card. The consoled mourners were the luncheon, of which Mr. Thompson of the Kappa Sigma house was chairman, included Madonna Wallace, Kinscole, Rumell, McLean and Burke.
Weekend guests at hall corr were:
Dr. H, H. Johnson; Kennington; Mrs. J,
A. Lister; Womanp, Miss Marjorie
Hobbe, Michele City, Mp; Miss Jane
Baird, Topka; and Miss Corn Rardon;
M4, Lakin.
Kappa Sigma fraternity entertains the following guests at dinner Sunday, March 28th. Master Service, C17; Masters Service, C37; Fourth Friday, C49; Fifth Friday, C65; Sixth Friday, C80; Seventh Friday, C95; Eighth Friday, C101; Jamaican Dinner, C108; City, Mn.
Miss Betty Mehurye of Kansas City, Mo., Miss Mary Amble Abbey of Kansas City, Mo., and Miss Elizabeth Short of Concordia, a student here in 1935 and 1860, were dinner guests at the Phi Delta Theta Internationale house Sunday.
Henry Noble, Arlen Wilson, and Edward Chamman, students at Weedbank College in Topeka, and Wilmer I. Shaw, student at Delta State University, Delta State their fraternity last weekend.
Guests for dinner at the Gamma Phi Beta house Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs Varga, Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs H. J. Dormant, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs Godson, Kansas City, Mo.; and Bob Jay Manhattan
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Saturday dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Bata soriity house were: Mrs, L. G, Wetherill, Kansas City, Mo; Mrs, E. H, Bausa, Kansas City, Mo; Beverish, Bausa, City, Mo; and Mrs, J. E, Nelson, Kansas City, Mo.
Visitors at the Phil Delta Theta house Sunday afternoon were Mrs. H. I. Sifres of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Harry City, Baltimore, and Donald E. Wood, CEE 309.
Out-of-town guests for the Kappa
Kappa Gamma open house Friday evening
were Jody Jenkins, 288; Ruth M.
Miller, 289; and former students of the University.
Mrs. O.1. Drake and Mrs. Nandrum of Salina were lunch guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house Saturday.
Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house were: Mr. and Mrs, Yankee of Kansas City; Tacy
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Campbell, c'38; Charles Pipkin, c'39; Margery Beard, Christine Callouh and Betty Gillam of Topeka.
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Mrs. J. E Nelson of Kamas City, Mo.
and Mr. and Mrs. Beddington and
of Kamas City, Kan. were hunched
on the Gamma Phi Beta Hos-
tory Saturday.
Carter Service
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Tou Omega house were: Rossey Bond, c:40; Jane Blanczyk, c:40; Dorothy Ewing, c:40; Linda Meyer, c:40; and Alan Belia of Salma.
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Kappa Beta, Christian Church sorority, Jeld pilgegling services Sunday at ternon at Myers ball for Mary Jane McFarlane. The Jackson and Marybeth Miller
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Hobart Johnson and Donald Hallack,
both of Topeka, were dinner guests at
Watkins hall Saturday evening. John
Watkins was a guest dinner Sunday
at noon.
Weekend guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house were: Betty McMehery, Kansas City; Mo., Mary Ellen Blaney, Kansas City; Mo., Langton Hallifield,
Sunday dinner guests at the Sigma Nu house were: Mr. and Mrs. W. P Huey, Kansas City, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. R. Sweeney, Chicago, Mo., Mrs. and Miss Barbara Gold, c'97.
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Mary O'Connor, Rowena May and Jan Wedell, all of Topeka, were dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house Saturday.
Alpha Chi Omega sorority had as a weekend guest: Shirley Dougherty, Topeka; Mrs. J. R. Ferris, Fredonia; Miss Dava Dye, St. Joseph
The Chi Omega sorority will entertain the Phi Kappa Pa fraternity tonight with a buffet supper and an hour dance.
Bill Miller, Tom Frost, Gene Bodley,
and Bort Collard, all of Topeka, visited
the Phil Dia Theta house last Saturday.
Donald Barachman, Topeka, and Mr. J P. Parks, Kansas City.
Dinner guests at Corbin hall Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Barachman and
Marlow Sholander, 36; Doris Sholander, Alice Johnson, and Jack Rice, all of Topeka, visited Leo Sholander, c'38, at Watkins hall Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. James Nalamith and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Nalamith were dinner guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house yesterday.
Alpha Gamma Delta soirity will entertain the Sigma Nu fraternity tonight with an hour of dancing.
Sigma Kappa security will entertain the Delta Tau Delta fraternity tonight with an hour dance.
Sigma Kappa sorority announces the
pledging of Mary Charlotte umi, c20;
Mary Jackson, c40; Morha Jackson,
c40; Betty Hawkins, c40
Prof. and Mrs. T, H. Marshall entered the Sigma Kappa sorority Sunday evening at their home in Lawrence.
Chi Omega sorority held initiation
services last night for the following;
Mary Katherine Rutherford, c.40; Jane Hannah, c.unc; and Marie Stevens, c.37.
The Gamma Phi Beta sorority will entertain the Phi hour Gamma fraternity with an hour dance this evening.
Alpha Omicron Pi announces the pledging of Margaret Stanley, c'40, of Ordway, Colo.
We thank the Chancellor of the University for his fine message expressing his own deep sympathy and that of the University in the recent tragic death of Hermina Fick, our niece and friend.
Card of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Unruh Mr. Hozmer Wright.
Article Published
By Professor Taggart
An article entitled "The Case Against the Holding Company" by Joseph F. Hanson appeared in the September issue of the Southern Social Science Quarterly. In his conclusions, Professor Tugart criticized the holding company form of organization
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Sour Owl To Spread Wings Again Oct. 21
The "Sour Owl" staff announced today that the next issue will appear on the campus Oct. 21. In the forthcoming issue, there will be more personal material that will include camera shots. In order that the halftones will show up better, a better finished paper will be used.
- Sixty trips to the washuht (equal to yeards' laundering) . . . and the collar on Arrow's New Trump shirt still looks brand-new.
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