TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1935
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the following were guests at the Cl Omega buffet supper Sunday night Ahd Eah 'auh; Mell Moore c; 37 Jacqueline Spines, c; 39 Ace Townsendin c; 32 Charles Kimball, c; umel Vee Tucker, b; 37 Ed Turner, c; unders Charles Eldounden, c; 46 Edward Jewett, b乔 Wella c; 39 Dalton Landers, c; 38 Howard Gardiner, b; 37 Bill Blair, c; 39 Jake Slough, c; 39 George Cochrane c
Chem Hamm, gr; Bill Bieba, c'uncal;
Henry Carbon, hunel; Lester Comb,
c'uncal; Jaw Wisleton, c'36; Lyn Mahman-
hau, c'39; Bill Hayes, c'39; Maurice
Brown, c'40; James Cook, Henry Bufter, 177; John Corbett, c'38;
Paul Rogers, 187; Al Willemzae, c'38;
Paul Kilm, c'38; John Morrison, gr;
Charles Rogers, c'26; Leon Snyder,
c'26; Ralph Bacon, Lyle Lyon, c'26;
Leroy Bacon, c'36; Morton Yeatch,
c'36; and Stanley Burnhart.
--of a line party to the Gramada theater a luncheon, a discussion, and a social hour.
Week-end guests at the Delta Chi house included Charles Babesoe, '35; Walter Lyman, '35; Robert Harriman, '6a; John Black, '7c; Norman Baugher, '23; Hugh Hiltz, '31; Al Huber, '31, and William McNeill, '40; Claude Cloffan, f4, and Mr. Mrs. Don Roney, of Topeka; and William McNown, '33, of Lawrence.
Gamma Delta, Lathera society, entertained 24 members of the Tupake Walther Lougues, Sunday afternoon at the Gamma Delta conference. The entertainment consisted
Josephine Burhme, e*p, and Shirley Krob, c36, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Bagley and daughter, Barbara, of Kansas City, Ms., were guests at the reception. Mr. and Mrs. Bagley, the manager, Mr. and Mrs. Bagley, are members of Linton Bagley, b37.
Sunday dinner guests at Watkins hall were Marie Krehbiel, c37; Lulu
Dinner guests at the Chi Omega house Sunday were: Dr. and Mrs. P. H. Owens, Joan Lairmont, Ann Miller, Helen Melesk, Millie White, Meredith Flinik, C34. Eva Hudson, Louis Marshall, and M. C. S. Wile, all of Kansas City; Claire Conrad and Betty Ann Corndale, both of Salina; Martha Amin Gwin and Anna Hayter, both of Wichita; James Graves, of Manhattan; M. H. H. Heaps, of Hitchcock; and Alice Haldeman-Julius, c38.
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Armelda Braun, c'38, and De Loas Winkler, c'urel, were in charge of the entertainment; an] Retha Poos, c'39; Ada Theel, c'urel; Otte Tiemer, c'37; Estele Prenau, c'37; and Milton Winkle, c'37, were in charge of the lunches.
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Tillman, c'm38; Mary Ellen Roach, Leav-
恩来; Norma Walker, c'm39; John
Cronch, c'unel; Sylvester Schmidt, c'm38;
Dana Bales, c'm39.
Sunday visitors at the Delta Tau Della fraternity house were Mr. and Mrs. M. J. M. Linaro, Dorothy and Jessie Molinaro, Nena Bueing and Mr. Brueing of Kansas City, Ms.; and Dr. and Mrs. Gallitz, of Levenworth.
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Week-end guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house were: Mrs. Naomi Levdig, Liberal; Mrs. Melvin Maina, Mrs. Alta Seamans Rutledge, and Miss Elsie Lambertson, of Topeca; and Iris Olson of Kansas City, Mo.
Sunday dinner guests at the Delbu Chi house were Elizabeth Ann Bush c'36; Barbara Humphrey c'38; Dorothy Donovan, Evelyn Bell and Al Huber, 31, of Kansas City; and Clyde Coffman, fc, of Topoka.
Dinner guests at the Delta Tau Deltahouse Sunday were: Betty Cregler, c$77; Betty Tholen, fa27; Barbara Everham, c$36; Meredid Dethier, fa29; Carolyn Smith, c$6; Athaela Ann Woodbury, c$13 and Mrs. Allen of Chanute,
Dinner guests at the Alpha Tau Omega house Sunday were, Elizabeth Shearer, c'37; Bettie Winn, fa'38; Viral Crook, c'36; Martha Jane Stockman, fs, of Kansas City; Robert Hitchcock, fs, of Cherryville.
Bess Dohl, Luciene Thomas, and J卫丽 Ward, all of Kansas City, Mo. and Betty Howard, fat38, were Sunday guest at the Kappa Eta Kappa
Sunday dinner guests at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house were: Mr. and Mrs. Combes and Virginia and Harriet Harris, Mr. and Mrs. John and Mr. and Mrs. Nichols of Topeka.
Guests last week-end at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house were Betty Burke, f. Betty Stephenson, and Harriet Donnelly, all from Kansas City,
Dinner guests Sunday at the Sigma Chi house were Jane Heffner, c'36; and Mrs. William Litten and Mary Gorski of Westchester City and Bob Folemby of Wichita.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid L. Husband, who have been in Lawrence the past week visiting Prof. and Mrs. Walderdam who graduated from a trip to their home in New York.
Guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta house during the week-end were Doro-ly Walker, c;35; Mary Frances Shultz, c;35; and Katherine Gleisser, c;35.
Hosei Hazel Ruppenthal, 'fauel,
Wayne Ruppenthal, 'fark, and Karl
Ruppenthal, c. 29, were dinner guests
at Watkins Hall Saturday.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Microni Pice house were Mr. Wealby Babcock, Miss Florence Black, and Miss Eleanore Gottlieb.
Penggy Morgan, c37, and Sally Lepley, fa 37, attended the Colorado-Kansas football game in Boulder, Colo. Saturday.
Dinner guests at the Phi Delta Theta house Sunday were: Eleonor Nolan, 35; Bertha White, 'c'unel; and Daisy Hoffman, c'38.
Saturday dinner guests at the Triangle house were Mrs. M. T. Miller C. W. Rambo, Mrs. E. L. Lewis M. E. L. Sanford, and Junior Lawns.
H. Custer, Enterprise; Jayne Johns and Raymond Nichols.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house were Mr. and Mrs. E.
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Girls from Walkins hall who spent the week-end at home were Lois Shoarlander, c38, of Topeka; and Dorothy Pulley, e1dunr of: Kansas City. Kan
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Kappa Sigma fraternity held initiation services Sunday for Harold Snyder, c'38, and Robertson, e'unel.
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Alpha Delta Pi will entertain Kappa Sigma, Tuesday evening with an hour dance.
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John Butterworth, eunl; was a dinner guest Sunday at the Delta Upsilon house.
Mrs. Hugh McFarland, of Topeka will be a guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta house for luncheon today.
Kappa Alpha Theta will entertain
Phi Delta Theta with an hour of dancing
tonight.
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Miss A. P. Jones, Mrs. T. W. Lewis and Mrs. A. B. Jones were Sunday dinner guests at the Triangle house.
Alpha Omicron Pi will entertain
Roberta Haeckmann, of Kansas City, Mo., was a Sunday visitor at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
Delta Tau Delta with an hour dance Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Ms. J. M. Roach, Leewentworth, were guests Saturday at Laulite Roack, 8Ck at Watkins Hall.
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Robert Grimes of Marysville, Mo. was a Saturday dinner guest at the Kappa Sigma house.
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained guests at a buffet supper Sunday night.
Mary Jane Roby, c36, was a dinner guest at the Sigma Nu house.
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