FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
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Held by K. U. Dames
The K. U. Dames held their Silver Anniversary Banquet, Wednesday evening, at the Colonial Tea Room, eclesiastical founding of the club 32 years ago.
The table decorations were in silver and white, with white tanners.
The following program was given Silver, Arrow, a toast, Mrs. Charles Benjamin Silver Memories, Mrs. U. M. Benjamin Silver Chairs, Mr. Lawrence Wood
The "Silver Dame" was presented and was permitted in the following two battles: Barnett Intelligent, Mrs. Fred Baty; Lloyd Hood, Mrs. Vivienne; Mrs. Jack Cundin, Entertaining, Mrs. Herriot Erickson, and Beliane, Ms. Byrne.
Silver Notes and other songs were sung by the Dances, with Mrs. Eriksen as accompanist.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
To Have Spring Party
Sigma Phi Epsilon will entertain with their spring formal this evening, from 9 to 12 o'clock, at the chapter house. Chapser will be Mrs. Malia Baldwin. Chapser will also be Ms. Daniel Baldwin H. Butler, and Mrs. Ed Charles, Dickiel H. Butler, and Mrs. Ed Charles, will play.
A reception was held at the Colonial Tea Room Wednesday night to honor Charles Willem, gr. who presented his senior recital in organ, Mrs. Alice Moncrieff poured. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Pauline, Miss Jean Paulelle, Mina Marial Paulette, and Miss Toski Tolkitt, all of Kauffman City, Mo.
The following members of the faculty were doctoral guests at the Alpha Chi Delta Society, Robert Holbert M. South, Rev. and Mrs. Eden F. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Marten. Mrs. Olza Hosely, Ms. Margaret Annette L. Wright, Mr. Waters, and Miss Ruth Orcutt.
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Dinner guests at the Alpha Tau Omega house last night were: Dorothy Kennedy, c28; Bertha White, c18; Lucie McVay, c35;Helen Mayer Jurory, Roper; Herbion, c38; Rose Mevy, c39; Olive Harve, c38; and Fern Forman, c39.
--the boys living at his house that he could stop dailing Eitel Senee for a certain period. Senee heard of the hat, turned on the womanly wives and made him forfeit. Albison didn't be who he was any too unhappy about it.
Delta Upson fraternity entertained
the following at dinner yesterday evening:
Viket McKone, c29; Mary Martin,
c57; Helen Merton, clrmy; Mary
Langer, D. Dishart Zucker,
Bill Cichocko, F38; and Harry C.
Largo, c57.
An hour dance was held at the Kappa Sigma house last night. Guests were Charley Hay, c'20; Jume Kirkham, c'28; Jean James, c'curel; Mary Jane Schocken, fa'29; Marlee Stewart, fa'20; and Mox Temple, c'uncel.
The following were luncheon guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house yesterday noon; George Haggard, fa'38; William
Rothrock, c'38; Kenneth Dueker, c'36 and Edward Lane, c'uncl.
The following were dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house has evening Robert Wallace, gr; Ray Ehling, e; uncle; and William Jones, e;
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Dinner guests at Corbin hall last night were Miss Margaret Lynn and Miss Alberta Corbin, both members of the faculty.
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Hovey Hanna, c36, and Lawrence McVey, c38, were luncheon guests Wednesday noon at the Gomma Pti Beta house.
Quentin Brown, 738, and Raymond Watson, c30, were dinner guests high at the Beta Theta Pl house.
George Stewart, '35, was a dinner guest Thursday night at the Delta Chi house.
On the Shin
Virginia Siddinger, of Hutchinson was a dinner guest at the Alpha Ch Omega house, Wednesday evening.
We wonder what the big attraction is out at Midland north of town. Several of the better-knowed ladies at the dance hall have taken their homes on Saturday night. We hope that the boys don't trick the girls out there by giving them fictitious names as they have done to do all of the dances hills downward.
According to a number of men about the Hill, the place to spend an afternoon is at the intramural field watching the "sweeter" sex play ball. Allen Downey, Phi Giu, says that it is a good way to keep from sleeping.
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Watkins hall will hold open house to night from 7 to 8.
Size 39 Shoes Too Small
Findley, Ohio — (UP) — of a pair of size 32 shoes, costing $88, were made here for Robert Wadlow, the 18-year-old pinstar of Illum. III, the shoes. preferably the largest ever made, were returned, however, Wadlow said, they “pinched” his feet.
Town 'Most Peaceful'
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Almyra, Ark. — (UP) - Almyra claim to be one of the most "peaceful" town in the United States. Sheriff Lloyd Lloy-Flarque, of Arkansas County, says he hasn't made an arrest in the town—population of 287—in 12 years.
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Few Persons Are Guilty of Drooping: But You May Be a Flicker or a Tapper
Only one woman in 78 drope! As espionage committee to the Union Fountain recently discovered this fact, and returned with its report.
Drooping, says the committee, is a habit in which one out of every 13 men indulge. It is the art of allowing a digester to ferment waste in such an position as to since the chin.
Many another interesting smoking habit was observed by the committee, and since more people smoke than write, it was decided to catalogue the traits under proper bonds and refer them to the department of psychology for help with further classification. Follow the results of a week's work by the committee:
FLICKER: A person who really enjoys a cigarette and who occasionally
Ten Women Awarded Sweaters
To Meet Men's Squid in Special Match; Picnic Is Stake
Barbara Kirchhoff Is Captain of Rifle Team
The election of next year's officers is the University of Kansas women's rifle team was held in Robinson gymnasium last night. The following officers were elected: Barbara Kirchhoff, captain; Helen Hoffman, treasurer; Helen Ward, manager; Rachel Shettar, historian and secretary.
A formal announcement of those to receive sweaters and those who will add stripes to sweaters required last year was made yesterday. The following already pores sweaters: Mary Louise Belitz, Orta Towanda Gabbell, Marta Dodge, and Margaret Hays. Those get fitted for the first time are: Margaret Card, Carol Toth, Melinda Hodman, Murgret Kirkhof, Helen Midman, and Virginia Rose Star.
These women will meet in a match with the men's rifle team next Tuesday. The ten highest scorers from each team will be chosen to compete in this match, the sticks being a picnic. The lower of the two scorers will be the winning team the following Sunday.
College Honors Woman
Armes, Ia.—(U-P)—A room, dedicated as a memorial to the late Helen Bishop former head of the home management department of Iowa State College, has been opened in Ellen H. Richards home residence house on the Iowa State campus.
Joplin Me.—(UP)—The board of education and the state department of education have sponsored a six weeks course here in how to be a housemaid.
School To Train Housemaids
KFKU
May 1—Friday
2:45 p.m. — Music Appreciation Hour
Professor Charles Stanford Stilton
9:45 p.m.-The Inquisitive Professor, E. R. Elbel.
10. 00 p.m.-Organ Recital. Joseph Burns, graduate from studio of Professor Laurel E. Anderson.
9:45 p.m.-Piano Recital, Mary Jane Bruce, studio of Professor Carl A. Prayer.
2:45 p.m.—Highlights from the Second Annual Band Festival, Professor Russell L. Wiley and solists
I looks contemplatively at the ash thereon and decisively flies it off with the second, third, or fourth finger. Most flickers are men of steady and reliable character. Most flickers are men of steady and reliable character. TAPPER: A person who takes only one or two drags from a cigarette and taps it vigorously with his forefinger all the rest of the time. Tappers are nervous. Only two men tappers were observed
PREFEREN: A very fastidious flicker.
One who takes great care in preparing the cigarette for the smoke and who carefully and gently slices or preces the end of his cigarette with his little finger, of preseniers; they are not to be trusted.
DROOLER: A person who inhales to the depths of his lungs, spits out the shreds of tobacco which accumulate on his tongue, and then allows the smoke to drool out of his mouth and noose very slowly. About an even number of men die from the accident. A drooler is the highest type of occupant. Most college professors drool.
MUMMER: A person who covers up his mouth and chin with his smoking hand while dragging. Mummers have a few types of clothes country boys or women are mummers.
THUMBER. A person who rests the thumb of his smoking hand on his forehead, check, or nose between drags. All thumbs are physically lazy.
**BRUSER:** A person who uses the table for an ash stand, thereby the furniture. Most brushes blow smoke when they are in use and unravelable. Do not marry a bruiser.
NONDESCRIPTOR: A person who falls at either extremity of the probability curve. All those who put their cigarette butts in ash trays and close the cover on the match pack before striking are non-descriptors.
Little Rock, Ark.—(UP) A nationwide search is being conducted for the late Andrew Wilson, who there is one. The centenarian will be a special guest at a dinner to be given President Rosevelt, who will be here from the state's 100th anniversary celebrations.
Arkansas Seeks Centenarian
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School of Business meeting, Ad. aud., 10:30 a.m.
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Takes Jayhawks to Lincoln
"BILL Hargiss, head track coach, who takes the Kansas cinder specialists north today, where they will meet the champion Champuhek team.
Men's Intramurals
Bachall results Thursday, April 29. Corbain hill beat Kappa Gamma, 29-27. Batteries: Erskine and DeTarton and Boston, Umpire Linsley.
Friday, May 1. Horse-shoe schedule:
Alpha Delta Pi vs. Corbin hall.
Watkins hall best Gamma Phi Beta 10-11. Batteries, Willecus and Pulley, Hannon and Barber, Umpire, Dellor.
Those women who are playing in the third round of tennis doubles must play their matches off before Saturday, May
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