THURSDAY, APRIL 16. 1936
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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The annual Brother-Cousin-Son banquet is being held this evening at the Alpai Chi Omega house. The following will be guests: Robert Russell, c37; Joyce Olean, c29; Vee Tucker, b37; Karen Clover, c28; William McDonald, c36; Earnest Steger, c36; William McDonald, b38; Harold Hedges, b36; Robert English, b38; John McCoy, b36; Thomas McCoy, c29; Frederick McCoy, b36; Eric Mills, b36; Layne lowey, a31; Al McClure, b36; John Hassig, ph; William Cochrane, 138; Sidney Linscott, c29; Harry Valentine, c36; Jumie Campbell, cune; Frances Kelthan, a31; Charles Simmons, c37; Keith Arthur, a31
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The initiation services of Sigma Tau National honorary engineering fraternity, were held immediately before a banquet at the Colonial Tea room. The event included initiation for Leslie Edie, c; Chicago Lawyer, Lawrence Bigwell, e; 37; Kench Howley, c; 37; Allen Feltz, c; William Ziparone, c; 36; George Holman, c; edun; Edward R. Phallus, c; Christian Rick, c; George Burke, c; Raymond Haleidle, c.
Noel P. Gist, instructor in sociology was the principal speaker of the evening.
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Miss Helen Butterfield, 35, Kansas City, and Kenneth Holder, 73, Columbus, were married Saturday at the St. Birgam hotel in Kansas City. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. David Owen, of the Country Club Christian wife, who was a member of the Delta Zeta society when she was in school here.
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Miss Mary Louis Klose, '30, and Joseph O. Parker, '31, were married Wednesday, April 1, in Prout, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Parker will live in Washougal and Parker is employed in the legal division of the department of agriculture.
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Beutah Johnston, e38; Madelyn
Climpeenpfeil, f36; George Larson, e4
and Daucie Chads, c7; E9 returned
tuesday from Lindsbury where they
attended the annual presentation of Handel's "Monash" on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde J. Cox announce the marriage of their daughter, Mildred, to Henry W. Royer, 1936, March 10, 1935.
Miss Louise Leonard, national secretary of Alpha Gamma Delta, is here from New York City, visiting at the local chapter base for a few days.
Sherman S. Senne, proctor, and James M. McArete, faculty secretary of Sigma Chi, were dinner guests last night at the chapter house.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Striker announce the marriage of their daughter Jennette Elizabeth, 25, to Everett A Lange, Feb. 1, at Salma.
The Alpha Omicron Pi sorority will entertain the members of Mortar Board at dinner this evening.
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Langston Ratcliff, c'unel, was a luncheon guest yesterday at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
stand than he sent out to his roommate for a box of poker chips, a pair of pajamas and other necessities which had to be sneaked in. We would like to slightly enlighten us to the need for the second article, or the other articles are self explanatory.
Milton J. Keys, Graduate Of 1884, Dies in New York
The girl who drives the blue Plymouth sedan usually hats football players around. Last year it was the team's all-time leader, it is now Reported that a civil engineer holds her fancy. Just proves that football loves are a seasonal affair.
Milton J. Keys, 84, died April 5 in New York City, according to information received recently by the office of he Alumni Association. He was active a University of Kansas alumnus work n 1934, he was awarded a gold medal, and he graduated from his graduation from the University Burial was made at Delphi, Kan.
Jim Draper of the journalism department had much trouble before Easter vacation keeping his parents wanted to tell them himself and not have the story expanded by gossip. He came back from home wearing a smile of satisfaction, but he will soon run into problems with his wife. He is engaged also is taking journalism and her father owns a newspaper. He's now afraid to accept a job with the father company. He doesn't want the life that the only reason he married the girl was to get a job on the paper.
--had used during one year, she would almost be able to give the statue of Uleigh Jimmy Green a coat of red paint (in three times) or white paint (in three times). Or, if we wished, all the flag poles of the campus could be painted. All women students together, if they decided to go without lipstick for a year, would have a 0.52 square feet of lipstick in one place.
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Mrs. R. N. Hogue, Dallas, Tex., was a guest at the Pi Beta Phi house on Tuesday.
On the Shin
Thursday. April 16
A. J. Schweekie of Detroit, Mich.
was a luncheon guest yesterday at the
Delta Chi house.
2. 30 p.m.-Spanish Lesson, Mr. Clarence Chrisman.
2:44 p.m.—News Flashes, W. A. Dill
K.U. News Bureau.
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2:47 p.m.—French Lenson, W. Kenneth
'ornell.
6. 00 p.m.-Elementary German Lesson, Prof. E.F. Engel.
--had used during one year, she would almost be able to give the statue of Uleigh Jimmy Green a coat of red paint (in three times) or white paint (in three times). Or, if we wished, all the flag poles of the campus could be painted. All women students together, if they decided to go without lipstick for a year, would have a 0.52 square feet of lipstick in one place.
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--had used during one year, she would almost be able to give the statue of Uleigh Jimmy Green a coat of red paint (in three times) or white paint (in three times). Or, if we wished, all the flag poles of the campus could be painted. All women students together, if they decided to go without lipstick for a year, would have a 0.52 square feet of lipstick in one place.
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Spanish Play Cast
Includes Four Who Speak
Native Tongue
Miss Florence Cook, of the department of Spanish, yesterday announced the cast of the Spanish club play, "Leo Dos Hidibadores." Four of the seven members of the cast are natives of Spanish speaking countries. They are Margarita de Oemua, c. 67, from Costa Rica; Miguel Alvandoz, c. 68, a native of Puerto Rico; Mario Stone, c. 69, Cuchar; Antonio Mora, c. 70, others in the cast include Vima Mariah- kam, c. 37, Elen Hiller, r.38, John Hoover, c. unel.
The play will be given April 25 as part of the program prepared by the Spanish department in commemoration of Cervantes Day.
Martin Maloney, cunel, winner of the junior-senior oratorical contest, will be held a state-wide oratorical contes to be held in Sterling on Friday, April 17. His subject will be "We, the Dead Salute You."
Martin Maloney Enters State Contest
A prize of $4 will be given the winner. Second and third places will receive prizes of $50 and $20 respectively. Third place will receive a state state will be represented in the contest
The committee on Commencement Forum met yesterday afternoon in the office of the Alumni Association to discuss plans for the series of lectures to be given by various members of the faculty during Commencement week.
The following are members of the committee: Miss Helen Rheda Hoopes, Kay Nicholson, Tracee Lees Lutre-Robinson, Treese Mira, Misa E. BAYLEY, and Gue KEELER.
Forum Committee Meets To Discuss Alumni Lectures
Newman Club To Give Comedy
A one act comedy "Our Anniversary"
will be given by the Newman
Club, an organization of Catholic situ-
ations. The event will be held in
the movement of the St. John's Catholic church.
A small admission will be charged.
Newman Club To Give Comed
To Name Honor Man
At Convocation Friday
Dr. Phillip C. King Will Speak on 'Strategy of the Educated at Student Meeting
The thirteenth annual Honors Convocation will be held tomorrow morning in the University Auditorium, with Dr. Phillip C. King, president of Washburn College,toppae, as speaker. Dr. King will back on "The Strategy of the Educated."
The annual selection of an honor man will be made by the Chancellor at the convention and 165 students will be honored for outstanding attainments in scholarship. The 165 students are the upper 10 per cent of the senior class in all the schools and scholastic leaders of the university, sophomore, and freshman classes.
Chancellor Lindley will preside over the convocation. The program is as follows: "America," led by Dean Donald M. Sewardboth and the University Band; Lord's Purge, honors of 1836; honor of the Army; Strategy of the Ancient Rome by Dr. Philip C. King. The conversation will close with the singing of the Alma Mater.
Could Paint Campus Roofs With Coeds' Lipstick
Based upon the experiments at Wisconsin, in which weeds were asked to press their lips to graph paper, the figures place the average lip coverage at 83 square inch. Multiplied by 52, the average weekly number of applications, the figure becomes 25.9 square inches of lippled applic in a week by 42.6 square inches of years that is 128.12 square inches or 508 square feet a year.
If results of experiments at the University of Wisconsin are correct, we may easily make the following statement: Women on the University of Kansas campus use enough iptick annually to build a new coat of red hat.
These figures apply to only one coed. By herself, with the lipstick that she
If, on the other hand, every evee should decide to increase the "output" of lipstick to the maximum of 1.06 square inches for each application, the building will include the roofs of several Lawrence buildings in the form of paint jobs.
Maurie Sherman Band Will Play Senior Cakewalk
Maurie Sherman and his orchestra have been secured to play at the Senior Cakewalk on the night of April 24, Gene Lloyd, dance manager, announced at last night's mid-week conventionally known name band, was secured by Lloyd only after correspondence with several other better-known bands.
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R. E. Burgener To Speak At Weekly Pharmacy Colloquy
The weekly colloquy of the School of Pharmacy will be held in room 205, Chemistry building, this morning at 11:30 o'clock. Mr. R. E. Burgger, representative of the Uplohn Company, Kansas City, Mo., will speak on "The Present Status of the Accessory Food Substances and the Importance to the Drug Industry." Anyone interested is invited to attend.
Dickie Gets Transfer
H. Ford Dickie, 35, has recently been transferred from the General Electric
company's student training course to its production training course at the Ft. Wayne, Ind., General Electric plant.
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