TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Sunday dinner guests at the Chi Omega house were: Joan Ewens, Denise Lemaine, Merideth Filkin, and Dan Jianhaue, all of Kansas City, Mo.; Bet Hockwell, Tubar; Mr. and Mrs. Laryn Buckel, William Porter; and all of Independence, Mrs. Lawrence Flamer, Olmhee, Mrs. D. J. Fair, Jr., or Sterling; and Harding, fa 39.28
Week-end guests at the Delta Chi House were Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and Bill Brown, of Otaway; Bob Sourk of Gelfl; Kenneth Miller and Kenneth Tilstra of Otaway; Charlie Babcock, of Chichela Babcock, 35, Newville Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. William Bryant, and Homer Greenway, all of Kansas City, Moe, Watson, and Clyde Cifdle, of Topeka.
Sigma Ehi Chi mt at the Congregational church Sunday. Plans were made for a benefit bridge which will be installed by Mr. Joseph F. King, Dec. 7.
The next regular meeting of Sigma Ei Chi will be a supper meeting at the barm of Hanoi Rice, Dec. 10, to which they will meet in Mexico. They will speak on her trip to Mexico.
Dinner dinner guests at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house were: Cynthia Jeankin, Manhattan; Mrs. J. O. Carpenter, Terre Haute, Ind.; Mrs. H. H. Williams and Mr. and Ms. Haines, Lawyer; Emmanuel Fisher, Theologian; Fischer, Fisher, Theologian; Betty H. Crawford
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Luncheon guests Saturday at the Sigma Chi house who are: Major and Mrs. Strickler, Ted Weedbury, Jack Watkins, Phil Thomson, all of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Doublet and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, all of Wichita
Martha Cody and William Dickinson
20, both of Kannawa City, Mo.; Mr. W P.
Putton; of Mankato; and Mr. R D
Pulson; of St. Louis; and the guests of
the Kappa Epa kaupie house.
Sunday dinner guests of Gamma Phi Beta were: Junice Poole, Leavenworth;
Week-end guests at the Sigma, Phi Eaglehouse you were: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Kliner, and Mr. and Mrs. Buzzell, all of Topkapi; Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Gary, Mrs. and Mrs. Mc.; Mr. and Mrs. Hackins, of Tomapoas.
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Week-end guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house were carolyn Humphrey from Junction City; Mrs. James Graham formerly Barbara Nuecker, c$34; Sally Jane Bachelor and Pamela Kinney, both from the University of Missouri.
Drove guests Saturday night at the Sigma Chi house were Koean Tifford and Charles Black, of Wikibla; Ed Sawyer, of Hutchinson; J.Dresser Bickel, B.Joseph Wbottlaw, Ray Meyn, and Mr. Dick Woodmauce, all of Kansas City, Mo; and Ruth Ether Pearly, c'37.
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Tenths five or seven are one interval; 25, two intersections; 56, six intervals; 138,
entire intervals; not more than 52 weeks, 12 month periods. 56 in advance and
nine months later.
Mary Wheeler, Kansas City, Mo; Prof. and Mrs H.C. T. Taylor; George Hapgood, in 28; Howard Robertson, c. 37; Kenneth J. Johnstoll, John Paul, fr. 37; David Bair, c. 29.
Kapaa Alph. The entertained follow guests during the week-end: Patty Bishop, Katherine Glesner, c35, and Bottie Phillips, of all Kansas City.
Sunday dinner guests at the Phi
Gammal Delta facetiness were Eleanor
McKinney, a sophomore; Katie
Mkeiner, of Garden City; and Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Mitchell, of Independence.
Week-end guests at Corbin hall were Olive May Miller, Muster, Mrs. Will McGee, Olivee; Mrs. Grace Anderson, Hightower, Hoges and Ruth Poulle, Anglele.
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Chi Omeo announces the engagement of Mary Martin, c37, of Wichita, to Paul Rogers, c37, of Arlington, to a number of Kappa Sigma fraternity.
Week-end grants at the Pphi Gamma Dainfern deputy were John Hewey, Bob White, Charlie Lovefield, Bill Griffin, and John Phillips, all of Kansas City, Mo.
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta Cha
house included Virginia Taylor, fa'38,
Jane Bennett, of Kansas City, Mo.
Jay Hasson, c/o) and Harrius Harris,
jc.
Week-end guests at the Acceuia house were George Eichhacku, Wilbon; John Royer and Frank Sullivan, Salina; Carina Huss and George Lureh, Kansas City.
Dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house Sunday were Red Blackburn, and Gloria Speakman, from Kansas City, Mo.
> Kappa Alpha Theta announces the
> launch of Dorey Fry, f3.36,
> Stephen Stotts, m39. Mr. Stotts is a
> member of Beta Theta Pta.
Gamma Phi Beta announces the engagement of Avonlea Bushmeier to Jack Denny, Mr. Denny is a member of Gamma Delta fraternity.
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Alpha Kappa Psi, professional com-
merce fraternity, had as a Sunday guest
Homer Lungeenke, b34, of Kansas City.
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Carl Cooper, c35, who with the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, visited the Kappa Eta Kappa house Saturday evening.
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Donald Ames, c'uncl, was a dinner guest at the Pi Kappa Alpha house las' night.
James Terry and Joseph Chick, both of Kansas City, Mo., were week-end guests at the Sigma Nu house.
Kenneth Catren, c38, and Thomas McConwell, c38, were dinner guests at Watkins hall Sunday.
Acacia fraternity held its annual Thanksgiving dinner last night at the chapter house.
Miss. Don Tyler of Bartlesville, Okla.
was a guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house last night for dinner.
Monday lunch guests of Gamma Phi Beta were Mrs. Cusanby, and Mildred Yamye, both of Kramer City, Me.
Mr. Bill Judd, Kansas City, Mo., was a guest of his sister, Miss Betty Judd,
at 29 Saturday.
Philomère Bourassa, c39, spent Sunday at her home in Topeka.
Dinner guests at Cotton hall Sunday were Grace Valentine, c38; Nancy Wilson, f49; and Leon Baum.
The Scottynnes, at 134 Vernon, and their housemother, M. C. E. Wall, had a Thanksgiving dinner Monday night.
Mary Lorien, Westminster, was a week-end guest of Naomi Hildebrand,
33, Topeka.
Grace Myers, c 36, was a dinner guest Sunday at the Delta Upsilon house.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Grover Orr, of Kansas City, Mo., were dinner guests Sunday at the Beta Theta Pi
Alpha Delta Pi will give a formal Thanksgiving dinner tonight.
Dorothy Conrey, of Pratt, was a week end guest of Helen Finley at Westminster hall.
Eleanor Slaten, c38, and Elaine Slotbower, c35 were dinner guests at Watkins hall Friday.
Benny Bubler, of Buiston, was a dinner guest at the Alpha Omicron Pi house Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests at the Sigma Chi house were Daisy Hoffman, c'28, and Helen Moore, c'38.
Mr. Oscar Hartley of Des Moines, Ia.,
Celebrate Birthday Anniversary
Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley left last week for New York City, where Chancellor Lindley is attending a meeting of the trustees of the Carnegie Corporation being held Nov. 25, 38, and 27. The Chancellor and Mrs. Lindley will spend ten days in New York.
Chancellor Lindley, who has the honor of being one of the 15 trustees of the Carnegie Corporation, will speak on "The Federal Program," in regard to the youth administration, while at the meeting.
Professor and Mrs. E.W. Hamlin were dinner guests at the Kappa Eta Kappa house Friday.
Andrew Carnegie
as a guest Friday night for dinner at iie Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Ruth Haggard, fa'39, spent Sunday in Linn, Kan.
Ed Ogren, b'36, was a luncheon guest at Watkins hall Saturday.
Cochrane Attends Meeting
Convention of College Unions to Convene at University of North Carolina
Bill Cochrane, manager of the Memorial Union building, will represent the Memorial Union operating committee at the sixteenth annual convention of the Association of College Unions at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Dec. 5, 6 and 7. About 20 college and university unions will send delegates.
Cochrane will leave Lawrence sometime Monday, and will arrive in Chappel Hill Wednesday. Registration will commence Thursday morning. Before the first general session convenes, the delegates will tour the campus.
Speakers who will address the meeting are John A. Lang, past president of the National Student Federation of America; Dr. Harold D. Meyer, department of soils and conservation; Olivia C. McCormick, Frank Porter Graham, president of the University of South Carolina.
Saturday morning the delegates will leave on special buses for Duke University, at Durham, N.C. After a tour of campus, they will hold their closing session.
Prod. and Mrs. Kuiper, accompanied by his brother and wife, Mr. Mrs. A. R. Kuister of Kansas City, Mo., drove to Alta Vista Sunday afternoon
J. F. Kistler, father of J. J. Kistler, assistant professor of journalism, died Sunday morning at 6:15 his home in Alta Vista. Mr. Kistler who was 78, had been in ill health for several years. Funeral will be held this afternoon at 1:30 in Alta Vista.
PROF. J. J. KISTLEE'S FATHER DIES AT HOME IN ALTA VISTA
Prof. C. V. Kent, of the physics department spoke to members of the Pal Chi on the Application of Physics To Geology. The next meeting will be held Dec. 1. At this meeting, members of the group will speak on the New Mathematical Theory of Anesthesia as given by Birkhoff and discuss on the subject will follow.
C. V. KENT APPLIES PHYSICS
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This meeting of trustees of the corporation is being held in honor of Andrew Carnegie's one hundredth birthday. The trustee, who was established by Carnegie in 1031 for the purpose of continuing his benefactions, Most of Andrew Carnegie's fortune has been given to colleges and universities, educational institutions have shared in this distribution. More than $140,000-$000 has been spent in library construction work, popular education, and scientific research. Born in Bath in the United States and abroad
Professor Towne Here
Prof. Ray Tower, of the French department, who is on a leave of absence, spent Friday and Saturday in Lawrence and Philadelphia and England states. He is enjoying better health and expects to return to the University. He will position his position as professor of French.
Sherwood Presents Paper
Dr. N. P. Sherwool, professor of osteology, discussed a paper by Earle Brown, secretary, Kansas State Board of Health, before the regular meeting of the University of Kansas Medical Society last night.
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The K.U. Alumni Association, of Kansas City, Missouri, will hold a smoker this evening at 7 o'clock at the University club. This afternoon will be a tea at 2 o'clock for venuen alumnue in the Park Lane Hotel. Among those attending the smoker from the University will be Mike Goto, Adrian Lundey, Bill Hargus, and Prof. Lawrence Woodruff.
Tickets for the series are on sale for two dollars.
Beginning December 3, the association will have a series of discussion groups every other Tuesday. Some of the great speakers will be: Prof. John bis, Prof. Rihad Hoopes, Prof. W. J. Roberts, Prof. Derek Hensley, and Dean Henry Werner.
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