FRIDAY, APRIL 24. 1936
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
Hill Society
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BEFORE 5 P.M. CALL K.U. 25; BETWEEN 7:30 AND 9 P.M. CALL 2701K3 or 2702K3.
Mu Phil Epillon 6
Holds Banquet
Mai Phi Koulun, buncary musical sorority, hold initiation services at the Manner Wednesday evening. Followed by a formal banquet in honor of new members. The initiates are Ronna Harmer, f32, Virginia Foster, fater; Lila Le Van, faund; Mary Ruth Thomas, f37, f38; Mary Roth were officers included; Eldred Horne, fater; Carolyn Bailer, f37, vice-president; Dilbie Barnes, f36, secrecy; Jeanne Barbour, f37, bioturian; Oren Yosewell, faund, treasurer.
Others who attended the banque were Mt. Helen Stockwell Maynard Faunston, Bly. Mary Louise Bolts, bt.32 Zoellner Floorum, bt.7; Lehn Wheaton, bt.163; Mme Diordey Enlil; Mme Marguerite Jarrett, bt.75; Khad Jian Mun, bt.79; Mme Rish Gerault; Bjuth Stockhel, bt.32; and Elizabeth Davenport, bt.32.
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A buffler sapper was hold last night for the Camma PRL Etoba house. The follower were quenched Mrs. Roy Coxes of Sawyersville, N.J., who lost her job John Cherrilly¹; c37. Dick Blankhard²; c29. Jack Denney³; c37. Keith Swainter⁴; c29. Francis Kappelman⁵; c36. Robert Dundrum¹; c38. Drew McLaughlin¹; c38. Gregory Hugoad¹; c38. Howard Dewsey¹; c38. Emilil Philippe²; c38. Cleran Kolley¹; c38. John Morely¹; c37. Paul Thomson¹; c38. Glen Ashby¹; c38. Kennah Ducker¹; c38. William Holloway¹; c38. Hannah⁻¹; c38. Jack Spinen¹; c38. Maurice Cook²; c38. Harry Reitz¹; c37. William Hail¹; c38. John Flipbrigbon¹; c37. John Budl¹; c38. Carl Davis¹; c38. Hal Stetner¹; c38. Thomas Sysp¹; c39. Lin Carson¹; kurral¹; and Alas Abder¹³
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To Have Spring Party
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The Symma No fraternity will entertain with the annual spring formal party at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 23 and Elmour Brown and his orchestra, from Kunigawa City, Ms. will furnish the music Chaupopea are Mrs. H. A. Russell, Mrs. Tang, Mr. K. Thompson, and Mrs. John Crews.
Alpha Delta Pi
To Have Spring Party
The annual Ajlaa - Doba Pi planting party will be held at the chapter house tonight evening. The following will be chanceryed: Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sturtew, Lowerrie, Ms. and Raymond Nichols, Ms. and Nils. S. Butler. The music will be furnished by "Slats" Randall and his orchestra.
Kappa Alpha Theta will hold its annual spring party at the Memorial Union building to celebrate evening. Red Blackburn and his orchestra will play for the students in the Mia Maria Tea Oaks, Mrs. Rachel H. Butler, and Mr. P. H. Klinkenberg.
Kappa Alpha Theta
To Have Spring Party
Streeter-Hauser
The annual Delta Zeta spring party will be a baller super and doree barge of the spring season. Drs. V. E. Miller, of Lawnere, and drs. F. B. Wallace will be the chaperon.
Delta Zeta Party
Miss Marion Elizabeth Streeter and Harold M. Hauer, 79, were married Saturday, April 18, in Wichita. Following a reception at the bone of the bride's parents, the couple left for an extended trip to Detroit and Chicago. Upon their return they will be at home in Marion, where Mr. Waukee is a practicing attorney.
Mr. Hauser was prominent in University athletics. He is a member of the Phi Kappa Pi fraternity.
The Alpha Owlernie Pi spring party will be held tomorrow evening at the chaperone house. The chaperones will be M. F., B. K.bheacd, M. C. A. Thomas, W. B. Kincaid, M. C. A. Thomas, W. Binne. Wayne Wright and his orchestra will furnish the music.
Alpha Omicron Pi To Have Spring Party
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Judkins-Harley
The bride attended Walsham college, where she was a member of the Alpha Pi security. Riley Moore is a member of the Sigma Kappa fraternity.
Miss Margaret Jane Judkins and Tom
Ms. DeVere Rafter of Topella announces the marriage of her daughter Winfried, to Riley E. Moore, 61th, The University, August 7, 1958, in Independence, Missouri, to Rose W. L. Perryman, of the Methodist Church, performing the ceremony.
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Music by K. U. Orchestra with public address system
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Student Losna
Harley, Jr., 173, were married Saturday, morning, April 18, in Wichita. The couple will live in Wichita where Mr. Harley is associated with his father in the law firm of Harley and Harley. Mr. Harley is a member of Delta Upsilon, social fraternity, and of Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity.
The Sigma Kappa Mothers' Club of Lawrence entranced the members of the local chapter at a buffet luncheon yesterday noon at the chair house Mrs. Frank Harvey and members of the club Mr. Frank Harvey, Mr. F.A. Cook, Mr. J. T. Comelat, Mr. F.A. Cook, Mr. Hughes, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Fred Cutter, Mrs. M. T. Coolidge, Mr. Ralph Van Bobber, Mrs. R. A. Schwinger, Mrs. John Austin, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Dickman, Mrs. Jackman, Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs. Frank Koeh, and Myers.
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Journalism students hold a "journee" and banquet at Wiedemann's Brill night right at 7:30. Red Blackburn's guitar furnished music for dancing. Chaucer's room is decorated by Edward M. Doan, Prof. and Mrs. J.; Kristin, Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Lee.
Mr. Leeckert Glass and Mr. Harry Peimold of Kauai City were dinner guests last night at the Sigma Alpha Mu house.
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Alice Marie Meyn, fa'39, was a dinner guest last night at the Delta Tau Delta house.
Mary O'Donald, of Kansas City, Mo,
was a guest at the Alpha Delta Pi house
on Wednesday.
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Phi Chi, honorary medical fraternity,
announces the pledging of Byron Walers,
m*p*, of Lawrence.
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Autographed Book Given Alumai Library by Humble
An autographed copy of the book, "Lines on Literati and Other Poems" by Henry W. Humble, 13 years a member of the University law faculty, was recently received by the Alumun Awatei Library and placed in the Alumun library.
Mr. Humble taught in the University from 1988 to 1981. He published a casebook on "Conflict of Laws" which has been used in several leading law schools.
Women's Intramurals
Horsehoe schedule—Friday, April 24,
4:30; Sigma Kappa vs. Alpha Gamma Delta.
Thursday's intramural results:
Horsebacker: Alpha Chi Omega beat
Gamma Phi Beta 2, Smith and Starr
Basketball: Gamma Phi Beta 31, Alba
Baseball: Gamma Phi Beta 31, Alba
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The new hockey manager for W.A.A. is Katherine Teenagard. Her name was not turned in with the other officers who were elected Wednesday afternoon.
Walter A. Lapham, b33, recently was transferred from Akron, Ohio, to Chicago, Ill., where he is office manager and inside salesman of the Madison Street store, of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company.
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