TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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BEFORE 1 P.M. CALL K.U. 21; BETWEEN 7:50 AND 9 P.M. CALL 2701K3 or 2702K3.
Sunday Evening Guests
At Sierra Alba Enallon
Gamma Phi Beta
Honors Seniors
For Seniors
Gamma Phi Beta entertained with its annual senior dinner last night at the chapter house. The following are the seniors: Core Queen Barber, Harriet Shelden, Katherine Candis, Harriet Zarry, Mary Jane Jobey, Avonelle Bush-Connor, Alexandra Blum, Helen Donohue, Sara Nolo Dickett, Olivia Harris, Bette Gayle Salm, Brush Barb迪克森, Ennounce Douhue, Margaret Overall and Mary Margaret Bates.
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--tenure-five words or less and inscription: 25c; three inscription: 50c; six inscriptions: 74c
subjects to approval in the Korean Business Office.
subjects to approval in the Korean Business Office.
A. O. Pi Breakfast For Seniors
Alpha Onioner Pi held its annual senior breakfast at the chapter house Sunday morning. Those honored were: Margaret Schwartz, Jewell Potts, Willeau Leou Robertien, and Dabulle Olsen. The alumnae present were: Jane Lewin and Elonor Oyer, of Kansas City, Mt.; Bob Hubera, Alita Merkam, Olga
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Phi Mu Alpha
Phi Mu Alpha Has a Picnic
Guests for dinner Sunday at Coblin ball were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bubbit, Gwendolyn, Walter and Carl Bubbit.
PHONE K.U. 66
Phi Mu Alum hold a picnic at Gage Park in Topkaka Spring. The chapmenors Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Wiley and Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Stubbs. The guests were: Martha Boucher, lt;29; Mary Roth Thomas, fs;37; Mion Grant, c;37; Helen Kron, c;71; Elizabeth Am Bum, c;38; Valdey Davenport, e;38; Flor Dellamont, c;38; Elizabeth Ford, e;cfmfd; Elizabeth Lloyd, c;36; Mary Hubei Fuko, c;38; Lei Lan Fa, fauel; Betty Smith, c;38; and Mariette Ward, f;39
Sunday dinner guests at the Emaia Phil Emilion house were the following: C. M. V. Geary and Mrs. McVill, both of Kansas City; M. Oscar Push, of Toronto; M. G. E. Fanning of Boston; M. Betty Hose, of Lawrence.
Wallace, and Ruth Stapleton, all of Toppea, Jeanne Martin and Kary DePoy, of Tulsa; Ruth Pole, of Clay Center; Gladys Brady, of Convergence; Madre Pompion, Hilsa Mae Bailey; Bette Taylor and Tennant Jackson, of Lawrence.
Out-of-town guests at the Sigma Kappa party last Saturday night were the following: Milhard Louise Kutter Betty and Marjorie Milhard, Marshall Meyer, Emily Nilson, Maxine Myers, Elaine Nilson, and Maxine Horne, of Kansas City, Mo.; Patrice Charn, of St. Joseph; Ruth Kingsbury and Martha Knobbe of New Orleans; Helen Navarro and Marion Navarro of Zimmerman; 33, Attica Studios; 32, and Mary Margaret Studios, 35.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
BEAUTY SHOPS
FOR SALE
OPENING MICKIE BEAUTY SHOP—formerly Iva No. 1, Beauty Shop New Equipment, plenty of工具, Expo showroom, special waxes for curl oilPermissions, $1.00 including haircut, shampoo and wave set, A-1 materials used. Long or white hair same price. Shampoo and wave set, Ballet Mass. MICKIE BEAUTY SHOP—176
ROOMS during summer session for men students. 1155 Ohio. Phone 1632
TUXEDO: size 37-short. Excellent quality. Call between 5:00 and 6:00 oclock. 1120 Mississippi. -164
SALE! Ten big spring bargains. These will change before another spring blooms. New dormitories, new floors, oak finish, corner location, near KU, $1450; KU $1750, modern, plus 2 room. KU $1750, good finish, good construction, $3000. 6 room modern, sleep porch, pulp wood, good finish, good construction, $3000. 8 room modern, on baln line near KU, lot $150, lot $50, 5 room modern. 6 room modern, good finish, good construction, $2750. 4 room cottage, gas water, electricity, 65 lot, lot. South Lawrence, good income property, iron fireman, good income property, iron fireman, South Vermont, $3500. 3 room modern. East Lawrence, $500. 7 rooms and 5 rooms high school and University, 3 rooms and sleeper porch bringling 50 per student. H
APARTMENT FOR RENT: by first of June, for all summer, with or without private bath. Call 1383. -164
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OLDSMOBILE SPORT COUPLE. 1922,
rumble ride, 6 good times, 1925
license. Mechanically perfect. Must sell.
Don't miss this excellent buy. David
Duke, 1501 Rhode Island, 2541. — 194
GBILS: Cool front, first floor room studio couch $1.25 per week. Bricklay if desired. 1611 New Hampshire 34
FOR SALE COLLEGE INN at 184
and Tennessee for sale. Good reasons
for renting it for yourself or for
college student. See Robbery
during the afternoon. — ARM53
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Phone 12 - 987
HUNSINGER'S — 920-22 Mass.
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PHONE K.U.66
BOARD AND FOOM
OARD AND ROOMS during summer session for men students. 1142 Ina. Phone. 2855.
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BEAUTY SHOPS
GIRLS -- Phone 533
Finger Waves, Dried ... 25k
Shampoo and Wave, Dried ... 35k
Individual Dryers
Individual Dryers
IVA'S BEAUTY SHOP
9141 Mass. St.
LOST. Side rule in Chemistry Building,
Friday morning, Reynold. Call
George Johnson, 26334. 1332 Tennessee
-150
LOST. Tool kit containing keys. Five dollar reward. No questions asked.
Call 16718. -106
LOST: Morta Board pin with name
Evangeline Clark on base. Call
2734W. Reward. —180
ENT, 4 room furnished apartment,
electrical refrigerator, private bath,
arange, between K. U. and town,
June 1, $20.00, C.E. Louis
Lewis
FOR RENT. Seven room modern home,
furnished, for the summer. 937 Ohio
treet. Phone 1905J. -164
**SENT:** 5 room furnished, electric sweeper, radio, washer, north of KU. 8. 8 room modern, gas furnace, garment closet, modern dormitory, assessment recreation room, large sunroom, modern furnace, steam heat, laundry room, modern vacant $7,15. 5 room modern with sleeping perch, $40. Chas Estate Phone 255. 753 Mass Street.
LOST: Parker Vacumatic Fountain Pen containing green ink. Call 552. Vaman Field, Award. 180
FOR RENT
ABE WOLFSON
£43 Mass.
One Stop Clothes Service Station SCHULZ THE TAILOR 924 Mass.
TAILOR
MISCELLANEOUS
Student Loane
Meets Engineers' Specifications
Specifications of engineering students at Louisiana Tech were filled in every detail by attractive Ms Snowie Howard of Lake Providence, Ln., who was chosen campus queen to reign at the annual undergraduate celebration.
all of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Nichols,
all of Marytown; Miss Rebeen Hill, of Wichita,
Miss College Mae D Davis, 35, of Kansas City,
Little Lawson, e7; Claude Parrish,
a7; George Russell, e8; Edle, 88;
George Russell, Kelley, e2; and Bill
V尔明, b3, 36.
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Kappa Alpha Pai hold formal initiation Friday night for粥 Strebany, c39, and John E. Anderson, c37. Visitors included Merritt Gordon, Lacius Monroe, Walt Whitman, and Kerni Philbs, all members of the Washburn College chapter.
Mrs. Frederick W. Frazier and son,
Prof. R. H. Frazier, entertained
the members of Kappa Ea Kappa at a ten
Sunday afternoon. They were assisted
by Mrs. J. D. Stranathan, Mrs. E. W.
lamlin, and Mrs. C. A. Thomas
The following were guests last weekend at the Gamma Phi Beth食堂: Mary Lou Becker, 35; Dorothy Arm Martin, 12; Maxine Van Pell, 33; Mrs. Dorman, Virginia Sheldon, and Janet O'Malley, all of Kama City, Mo.
Sunday dinner guests at the Phi Kappa Pi house were Catherine Campbell. Shirley Kroch, c36; Kathryn Turner, c14; mary Lum Loy Borders, c13; harry Jarry, c38; sara Nelle Pickett, c16; and Josephine Burrows, e'p.
Alpha Omicron PI announces the engagement of Jane Lewis, 53, to Mr. Vernon Omar, 32. Mr. Omar is a nummery member. Ela Kapai engineering fraternity.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Deli Pi house were Moss Corrine Hattan, Lawrencer, Mrs. R. O. Hipley, Kanton Land, and James Laird. Our Linland, Born land, of Noodleash.
The Delta Chi Fraternity entertained with a dinner Sunday in honor of the following seminars: George Skurk, Joe Larsen and Danny Hinesman, Hanslaw, and Kenneth Silbersberg.
The Patroness Club of Alpha Kappa Alpha will entertain the seniors of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority with a box of flowers made for Mrs. S. Holmey Sunday, May 31.
Gamma Phi Beta announces the encounters of Helen Lockhart, c37, of Eldridge, to George Happgood, fa37, of Sinnamon, to a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
Corbin hall entertained with a formal reception last night in honor of Virginia LaCroix, who gave her graduate recital in voice.
Measures the Brain
Alpha Chi Omega had as Sunday guests, Harold Hedges, b'136; Ed Willock, c'86; Merrill Allaway, b'36; and Robert Cipher of Independence, Mo.
Colonel and Mrs. F, B K. Belley and daughters, Moria and Dorothy, of Fairmont, Mo., were dinner guests Sunday at the Sigma Nu house.
Delta Upson had as Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. K. G. McLaughlin and daughter, Marlyn McLaughlin, of Topeka, and Linda Irene Brown.
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Charles Pipkin, c38; Hberger Meyer,
c18; and Bill McDonald, b36, were
Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Howard and Mrs. Charles Mackey, of Hutchinson, were
Alpha house were Virginia Wallace,
In 39, Bud Sellers, of Clovis, N. M.; and
Bud Frelchler, of Topeka.
Delta Chi announces the pleading of Claude Cravena, c'unel; of Newton; and Jack Vaughan, c'unel, of Kansas City. Mo.
Dr Hallowsell of the Harvard medical faculty is shown with the electrical energy of the human brain. The sociopath's scientific exhibit in
Sunday dinner guests at the Kappa Eta Kappa house.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Haines, of Lawrence, and Armeldaela c. 298, were Sunday dinner guests at the Triangle house.
Alpha Omicron Pi announces the engagement of Gladys Bradley, "32," and Mr. Arthur Lowe, both of Concordia.
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Miss Margaret Olivec, of McPherson,
is a guest at the Alpha Omicron P
house.
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Phi Mu Alpha, music fraternity, announces the pliding of H. Wendell Plank, c29, of Ottawa.
Prof. and Mrs. C. J. Winter entertained members of the Spanish department at supper last night.
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Mary Jane Roby, c'26, and Betty Gayle Sims, c'36, are house guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
Sunday dinner guests at the Pi Kappa
Sigma Nu announces the engagement of William Whinery, e36, to Gwendolyn Soper, of Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Elizabeth Megular was a Sunday dinner guest at the Delta Tan Delta house.
GRADUATION FLOWERS
Nancy Longenecker To Receive M.A. in Music
Commencement exercises begin Sunday, June 8th.
Miss Nancy Longenecker, a student in 1914, who has been attending Union Theological seminary in New York City this year, will receive a master's degree.
There is nothing more appropriate than a congratulatory bouquet of Spring flowers.
--cotton sheers and pique dresses in one and two piece styles.
Plan now to give us the name and address and we will do the rest.
94c SPECIAL
Phone 72 Phone
Regular $1.94
"We Telegraph Flowers"
Also — blister crepe and linen crash. Weaves in novelty patterns.
DAVIS DRESS SHOP
1023 Mass.
"Airport Geneva Theatre."
"Across From Granada 'Theatre'
on sacred music at the graduating exercises to be held soon.
As a candidate for the degree, Miss Longenecker was required to submit an original composition. Her composition, *Jesus*, Tender Shepherd, Hae Moe* (1957); *Saint Michael*, The Chosen chant of St. Michael's Epiphany Church in New York, April 28.
Dave Partridge, c38, who has been confined to the hospital with pneumonia, returned to school yesterday.
Get a Good Start for the Day with Breakfast at your
Union Fountain Sub-Basement Memorial Union
You say these 6 words and we'll supply the rest.
In suits . . . or sport apparel. In shorts . . .
underwear . . . new japamas.
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Of Special Interest This Week
Isfel White Palm Coat & Pants...$19
Cool Spun Coats & Pants...$19.50
Straws $2.00 and up
Summer Ties 65c and up
Deep Tone Shirts $1.50 and up
All the New Furnishings
More White Shoes Just in
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