FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1936
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Dinner guests at the Delta Chi house last night included Betty Shawer, v. Virginia Taylor, fa38; Virginia Martin, ca29; June Johnson, fa39; Elva Kern, fa39; Mickey Brown, fa39; Jean James, fa39; Maxine Ripley, da39; Dorothy Kennedy, fa39; Betty Ann Lindas, cuneal; Marie Forbes, c38; Fleaser Troop, ca39; Milda Hilsen, c38; Daisy Dunne, c38; followed by an hour of dancing at the chapter house.
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Dinner guests at the Sigma Nu house last night were: Jane Marshall, *cuncei* Marry Elen DeMoite, *cuncei* Mel Lockhart, *clark* Chire Louise Connelly, *chire* Claire Kirkman Smith, *falk* Mary Smith, *fa'* March, Mary March, *fa'* 38, and Maxine Laughlin, *fa'* 38.
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Dr. and Mrs. Forrest Allen who were in Topoka Wednesday night for the Washburn-K.U. basketball game were Harry K. Allen and Harry K. Allen of Washburn College.
William Utermohlen, c. 37, Nelson Morgan, c. 27, and Dick Newlin, c. 39, were dinner guests at the Beta Theta Pi house last night.
Initiation services will be held Saturdy morning at the Alpha Ch Omega security house.
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Delta Zeta entertained the Triangle fraternity with an hour dance last night.
The alumnum of Chi Omega security entertained the members and pledges of the active chapter with a buffet supper Wednesday night.
M. E. P. Martin, of Wichita, was a dinner guest Wednesday night at the Chi Omega house.
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Chi Omega entertained the Pi Kappa Alpha Intrinity with an hour dance last night.
Mrs. Gene Whitney, of Kansas City Mo., was a luncheon guest yesterday at the Sigma Kappa house.
R. J. Sheiar, of Johnson, was a luncheon guest at the Alpha Omicron Pi house yesterday.
Betty Edwards, ed'uncl, was a lumber
counsor at the Kappa Alpha Thet
house yesterday.
Katherine Turner, c'38, and Julia Jeneca, c'uncel, were dinner guests last night at the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Women's Intramurals
--ney, will be presented as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor at the regular Washington day celebration in Topeka tomorrow. McCluggage has held many offices in the state. He was urged to become a senator and serve in the state but declined. He is an overseer World War veteran and a native of Kansas.
In the swimming meet last night the following are the results: Relay: Pi Beta Phi, TNT, IWW, Broin, Breast form, Rowland, TNT, Montgomery, IWW; Spiegel, Cipache; Gamma Pi Beta. Free style: Kienke, Pi Beta Beta. Flexible: Kienke, Alpha Delta Pi; Johnson, TN; Diving: Learned, TN; Dyer, Chi Omega; Short, Pi Beta Phi; Edwards, IWW. Backstroke: Harrison, IWW, Lemmon, Pi Beta Phi; Worley, Alpha Delta Pi; Dyer, Chi Omega. Side stroke: Harris, IWW, Lemmon, Corbin; Johnson, TN; Crawl formation: Kiene, Pi Beta Phi; Finley, Pi Beta Phi; Dyer, Chi Omega; Learned, IWW. Breast stroke: Spiegel, Corbin; Montgomery, IWW; Griffin, Pi Beta Pi; Jones, Pi Beta Phi; Crowd, 50 yards Kienke, Pi Beta Phi; Dalton, Broin; Baruchman, Corbin; Helmut, IWW.
Pi Beta Phi was first with 38 points, TNT, second with 22; IWW, third, 21, and Corbin hall, fourth with $13\frac{1}{2}$ points. Individual high scorers were
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The honorary class teams in basketball have been chosen from the intramural teams. The freshmen will play the juniors and the sophomores will play the seniors in the first game of the championship Thursday, night, Feb. 27 at 8:15.
The seniors are: Teagard, forward, Irwin, guard; Montgomery, forward, Dodge, forward and guard; Hannen guard; Perry, guard; Anderson, guard, Kerr, guard; Peacock, guard, and Ripley, forward.
The juniors are: Worley, forward;
Ekline, forward; Edwards, forward;
and guard; Rowland, forward; Pulley,
guard; Dunlun, guard; Kiene, forward;
Ware, guzz; Beer, forward; and Smith,
forward.
The sophomores are: Griffin, forward;
Trekell, forward; Johnson, forward;
Karlan, forward; Anderson, forward;
Manning, guard; Thompson, guard;
Baker, guard; Learnard, guard; and
Bottom, guard.
The freshmen are: Willett, forward;
White, forward; Simpson, forward;
Lattner, forward; Markham, forward;
Spiegel, guard; Bird, guard; Stephenson, guard; Bublit, guard and Biglow,
guard.
--ney, will be presented as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor at the regular Washington day celebration in Topeka tomorrow. McCluggage has held many offices in the state. He was urged to become a senator and serve in the state but declined. He is an overseer World War veteran and a native of Kansas.
KFKU
February 21-Friday
2:30 p.m. Music Appreciation Hour Prof. Charles Sanford Skillen
6.00 p.m. 164th Athletic Interview
Prof. E. R. Elbel and Dr. F.
C. Alten
6:15 p.m. Musical Program, arranged Joseph Wilkins, Professor of Voice.
**february 22—saturday**
6:00 p.m. Musical Program, presented by Mu Phi Epilion, honorary musical sorority.
Lecture on
Paul Stark Seeley, C.S.B., of Port-au-
Prince, and Dr. Marion Chacman,
Church Science Sunday, Feb. 28, at the
Pink South Congregational church. The
lecture will begin at 3 p.m. and is open
to the public.
Lecture on Christian Science
BAPTISTS TO BE ENTERTAINED AT CHURCH PARTY TONIGHT
Baptist young people and their friends will be entertained tonight at the First Baptist Church, on the corner of Eighth and Kentucky streets. The entertainment will begin at a o'clock. On the arrangements committee are: Olive Douglas, Mildred Reynolds, Florene Briscoe, and Stanley French.
The morning service Sunday will be recognized by this church as "Student Sunday," Paul Masoner, cunel, Mary Cawson, £20, and Mrs. Helen B. Cunel. The morning service will be served, as will be John Reger, £31, who will give a special musical number. The student choir will also be on the program, "Heralds of Tomorrow" will be performed. The choir will be Keoh, the minister. All students are cordially invited to attend the service.
COPIES OF COLLEGE PAPER SENT FROM SYRIAN SCHOOL
Miss Winifred Shannon, who received her bachelor of arts degree here in 1921 and her master's degree in 1922, is now teaching in the journalism department of the American Junior College in Beirut, Syria.
W. A. Dill, assistant professor of journalism of the University, has received from Miss Shannon some complimentary copies of the student paper published by the American Junior College. The paper is called the "Junior college Lampoon" and is edited by the students.
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R. T. McCluggage, a graduate of the University School of Law, and now first assistant United States district attorney, will be presented as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor at the regular Washington day celebration in Topeka tomorrow. McCluggage has held many offices in the state. He was urged to become a senator and serve in the state but declined. He is an overseer World War veteran and a native of Kansas.
Mu Phi Bishop Will Give Program
The members of Mu Phi Epsilon
honorary musical sorority, will present a musical program, Saturday evening at 6 p.m. over KFKU. Two pianos will be given besides several vocal solos.
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Ebel Jean Meleon, a senior in piano in the School of Fine Arts from the studio of Dean D. M. Swarthot, gave a full piano recital Tuesday evening in St Joseph, Mo., as guest artist before the Capp Music Club of that city. Ms Melone's program included music from Bach, Paradis, a Darby Chopin, Brahms, and Lecomma. She will present a recital at the University early in April.
Turney Contributes to Book
Austin H. Turner, associate professor of education, contributed a chapter on "The Psychological Basis of Grouping" in the thirty-fifth year book for the National Society for the Study of Education. Professor Turvey, who is a committee on the grouping of pupils, met with the meeting of the department of superintendents, to be held in St. Louis Feb. 22.
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College Hen Shows Intelligence in Laying Egg Containing a Note
Philips who is a poultry husbandry student at the College claimed that a hollow cork containing the note was inserted in the he's egg. Dork the cork was torn and the white of the egg, the shell membrane, and the shell formed normally.
Manhattan, Keg — A note was found inside of an egg by a hen at Kansas State College, but Robert E. Phillips, J., explained that she was a college
Phillips then sent the egg to a friend who opened it, extracted the note and read it at a party here.
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