THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Sigma Kappa security celebrates its sixty-first anniversary at its annual Founder's Day banquet Sunday, Nov. 17. Miss Gail Irvine, Ivine, *c3*, acted as president of the organization of Denver, Cola, and Miss Ruth Litchin, instructor in education, were the principal speakers. Miss Elizabeth Meier, a member of women, was a guest at the banquet.
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Alumnae present were Hazel Anderson, Ruth Jackman, Charlote Van Beben, Elish Marshall, Ruth Lichen, Edith Crawford, Mary Koehler, clyrdry Crawford, of Springhill; Elodie Bannerot, of Ottawa; Mary Margaret Stubbs, of Bommer Springs; and Helen Mayer, Wreath Evers, Ruth Quigard, Marion Decker, all of Kansas City. Marion Decker, all of Kansas City.
The K.U. Dames will entertain with a por back, 6 o'clock supper for their husbands of 15 day evening. Now at 832 W. Vt street, anyone who cannot be reached by the food committee is asked to get in touch with Phillips, 90253
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the sponsor, Misa Aikin, entertained the W.C.A. cabinet from Haskell at tea in Henley House, yesterday afternoon. Miss Mary Larson, assistant professor of zoology, spoke on "Student Life in Sweden."
James Van Dyke, c38, director of the K.U. military band, will host to the members of the band at the home
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Mrs. Hortense Hudson was a dinner guest at Corbin hall last night. The women of Corbin hall were hosties to all University hall women afterwards for a made by Mrs. Hudson Hudson on "ugege Gift. How Important Are You?"
Alice Irene Cunningham, of Rulo Neb, is visiting at the Alpha Omicron Pi house this week.
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Alpha Gamma Delta sorority entertained with a dinner Monday at the home of Miss Mary Louise Heinemann in Kansas City, M. Mo. Katherine Bellmer and Miss Ruth Hoezel were assisting hostesses.
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The Westminster Student Foundation announces the annual Thanksgiving reunion of the Westminster family at a Friday night, Nov. 22 at 8 o'clock.
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--m. to 5 p.m. The exhibit will continue until Thanksgiving.
Goeats at the Chi Omega house for luncheon Tuesday to Elizabeth Ann Bash. c'36; Mary Sanders, Burlington; and Betty Rose, from Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. James Christy of Detroit, Mich. was a Wednesday luncheon guest at the Chi Omega house.
Chi Omega entertained Beta Theta Pi fraternity with an hour dance Tuesday evening.
Alpha Chi Omega severity entertained Phi Gamma Delta at an hour dressed Tuesday evening.
Peggy Alberty, c39 and Eleanor, c36 are luncheon guests at the Alpha Chi mega house yesterday.
Alpha Delta Pi sorority announce the pledging of Vivian Jewell, c39, of De Witt, Neb.
Mrs. Hortense Hadon was a lunch- ceen guest at the Gamma Phi Beta house yesterday.
Helen Callahan, c. 39 was a luncheon guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
Corbin hall will not hold open house tonight.
Kansas Entertainus Scarabs
Local Chapter Is Host at Conventio Here November 24 to 23
The Kansas chapter of Scroab, professional architectural fraternity, will entertain the nineteenth annual convention in Lawrence, November 24, 23 and 26. Guests will include delegates from the chapters at the University of Illinois Washington University at St. Louis, Alabama Varistate College, Carnegie Institute of Technology, University of Minnesota George Washington University, Universi-
Alumni Get Break in Missouri
Sparkling brown eyes and an attractive smile won for Miss Evelyn Forman of Kansas City the honor of serving as "official greeter" to welcome alumni at the University of Missouri's homecoming game with Oklahoma of Columbia, Mo.
University of Southern California, University of Virginia, University of Cincinnati, State College of Washington, Alabama Institute and the University of Karosrau.
The national officers of the fraternity are Harry R. Gamble, Washington, D.C., president; Professor Verner P. Smith, University of Kansas, secretary-treasurer of activities; the Kausse delegation to the convention is Bob Bittman, c. 17.
Plans for the convention include a tour of the points of interest in Kansas City and a dinner in the Hotel Bellerive, Samuel Blerl, e21; is in charge of the Kansas City visit, Edward Tamer, prominent Kansas City architect and owner of the University, will speak at the dinner in "The House of Tomorrow."
In connection with the convention the annual Scarab sketch exhibit will be shown in Spooner Thayer Museum.
The farewell banquet will be held at the Eldridge hotel Tuesday evening, with Prof. John Ise as speaker.
The exhibit will be judged by members of the faculty of the department of architecture, according to Carlisle Beinhorn's work, of general规则 of the convention.
Group Will Exhibit Works
Delta Phi Delta Presents Annual Exhibition of Designs and Patterns
Delta Phi Delta, the honorary art fraternity, is presenting this week's annual exhibition of contemporary work and design. The exhibition includes works of design and painting. The exhibit is comprised of representative work of students and alumni of the two departments, and may be seen in room 280, at 11 a.m., except for an expected Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.
On the east wall are show two flower arrangements by Valerie Swenson, a former student, and a mute and two hiencescapes by students now in the department. On the south wall are several pencil sketches and water colors.
The north and west walls show some lovely textile designs, mostly the work of students now in school. The plas case on the west wall contains a battle for a child's room, depicting the story of the three blind mice, the work of Betty Schwartz, fa35, who is now an instructor in the department of design.
The multiplex exhibition case in the southwest corner of the room shows a collection of designs for gift wrapping runner.
Several copper and wood trays, and some examples of book -binding are shown in the floor cases. An interesting exhibit of pottery in different colors is in the glass case on the wall. One of the most useful piece is a tall green glazed vase.
One of the most interesting features of the exhibit is a small piece of sculpture by Bernard "Pew" Francier, f.150 (c. 1948). It depicts a young animal with a very young calf, "The Bowler."
Miss Ketcham Addresses Club
Miss Rosemary Ketchan, head of the department at the University lecture in Japanese prints to the Women's Club in Leavenworth, Tuesday afternoon. She took with her several or her collection of Japanese prints.
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