FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Hill Society
BEFORE 1, P.M.CAL K, U, 21; BETWEEN F1, 20
AND F9, P.M.CAL C2501 KA; Z2701 KB;
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Pfc. Delta Kappa, professional education fraternity, will give a special luncheon for members at 12:30 o'clock at the University Club, 1428 Ohio Street.
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Weslev Foundation Party
Take by visiting convention speakers will be included in a special program arranged by N. D. Rizzo, president of the organization, chairman of the program committee.
Wesley Foundation will hold a costume Halloween party this evening at 8 p.m. in the social room of the Methodist church, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Weatherby are to chapernets. Castellaria Children, e'38; and Baleh Winton, children, e'38; and Baleh Winton, which will feature spokes, fortune telling and other Halloween cueing.
Everyone is invited. Costumes are not necessary.
Triangle Semi-Formal Dance
Westminster Foundation will hold its Halloween party this evening beginning at 8. Myra Lorimer is in charge of the committee, which has planned to visit the spoopy occasion. Al Presbyterian students and their friend are invited.
Westminster Foundation Party
Triangle Fraternity will hold its fall semi-formal dance at the Hotel Eldreds, rung from 9 to 12. Prof. and Mrs. E. D. Hay, Mr. and Paul D. Muir, Jr., and Ms. F. C. McGuire will be the chaperee. Music will be formulated by Wayne Wright's orchestra.
Corbin Hall Masquerade Dance
Cobin hall will entertain with a Masquerade Halloween party tonight from 9 to 12. Mrs. El Lewis and Mrs. Etle Carte will be the chaperons. Anderson's orchestra will play for dancing.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon will observe national Founder's Day tonight with a
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Dinner guests at the Sigma Nu house last night were: Dorothy Kennedy, c39.
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Kappa Psi professional pharmacy fraternity will hold a dinner tonight at 1137 Indiana.
barquet at the chapter house, Frank J. Penn, secretary will be with the guest speaker, Dr. James N. Alshamli and Prof. Guy Smith will also speak. About 40 alumni are expected to attend.
Delta Zeta will entertain with a formal state alumnie dinner Saturday night at the house, Jovie Hawes, of Kansas City, Mo., is the chairman and treasutress. Talks will be given by McKinney and Marrott Trust. Hostesses will Marian Brinton, Katee Gerlock, and Mr F. B. Wallace.
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Sigma No will entertain guests with a dance tomorrow night. Chaperson will be Mrs. B, P. K. Breen, Mrs. Will M. Green, Allen Winn, and Mrs. John Terry.
Delta Zeta entertained the following guests at dinner last night. Mia Ewatheley, province director, Mia Ruth Carmanan, and Mia Helen Smith attended a quinceañera celebration at Jacqueline Venta Deventer, Kansas City, Mia and Mivia Meyes Bryani, burch.
Guests at the Delta Zeta house for dinner tomorrow night will be miss Mrs Heinretta Comed, Miss Elizabeth Conrad, Miss Hazel Sharpe, Miss Edna Tilson, Miss Ruth Currman, MISS Soren Saffer and MISS Jasmin Vardeventer.
Christian Church Young People's Party
The Young People's group of the Christian church will hold a Halloween party at the church this evening. The event will be held on c29, in in chateau of the games, and "anything goes" in regard to costumes.
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Dinner guests at the Beta Theta Tpi house last night were: Prof. J. H. Tagtown; Striusa, Eugene; Pune, G. L. Hermington; c38; Eubert Faench, c38; Redney Chopin, c38; and Larry Calkins, c39.
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Eleanor Cain, c.37, Ed Fheps c.38,
and John Rughk, c.35, c.36, were
guests at the Phi Gamma Delta house last night.
Miss Lacee Borgati, Independence
Mo., will be the week-end guest.
M miss Juse Kirkham, at the Chi Omega,
house.
Virginia Luther
anne Carmichael,
guests yesterday
house.
TAXI
Guarda for dinner at the Beta Theta I house. Wednesday night were: Geraldia Field, C37, and Martha Dodge, Jr.
Phone 12 - 987 HUNSINGER'S - 929-22 Mass.
Goodland, and Di-
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at the Chi Omega
Miss Elizabeth Megnur was a gue for dinner at the Gamma Phi Bet House last night.
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Mary Knetinger, c. 57, was a guest for lunch at the Kappa Alpha Theta house Wednesday noon.
Nancy Bonfield, e37, was a dinner guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta house half night.
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Chi Omega entertained the Phi Kappa Pi fraternity with an hour dance last night.
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Rodney Martin, of Detroit, Mich,
will be a wrist-end guest in the FI
Kappa Alpha house.
Haken Woody, Barnard, and Nadine Trauxil, Osawatamite, will be week-end guests at the Chik Omega hotel.
Dinner guests at the Phi Delta Theta,
house host night were Mrs. Sennel and
Mrs. Darby, both of Kansas City, Kansa.
Mrs. C. A. Dey, of Chanute, was a dinner guests at the Sigma Nu house Wednesday night.
The Kappa Alpha Theta freshmen enlisted their dates with a picnic last night.
Speaking Contest Thursday
Any Student in the University Is Eligible
Any student in the University is eligible to try out. The speeches will be concerned with problems found on the University campus, as well as problems in university companies elsewhere. Four minutes is the required length of each speech.
To Participate
The eleventh annual campus problem
speech contest will be held in the Litt-
tec Theater in Green ball, Thursday,
November 7, at 7:30 p.m.
Journalistic Authority
From those who try out, eight persons will be selected to enter the final contest which will be held in Fraser theater on November 13, at 8 p.m.
The modern language roundtable will be held Saturday morning, November 2, at 9:30 in room 161 of Snow hall. All students who are interested are cordially invited to join a group of French and Spanish speakers presented by Mrs. Jan Chipmanu.
The winners of the contest will be chosen by members of the faculty.
The Rev. Carter Harrison will talk on "France, Spain, and Germany," and there will be selections from the opera "The Day of Gayamur" libretto by Alen Crafton, with music by C. S. Skilton. A chairman for 1938 will be elected.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE GROUP
TO MEET TOMORROW MORNING
Willard Growsewur Bleyer, dean of the School of Journalism at the University of Wisconsin, where he educated him, died yesterday of cerebral hemorrhages. For the past year his health had been falling, and he had spent some time at John Hopkins hospital to see his son. He is a credibledeen's life is almost a history.
W. G. Bleyer Wrote Many Texts Used In Journalism
Before coming to the University of Wisconsin he was in newspaper work in Milwaukee from 1902 to 1908. Since 1923 he began a career on Education for Journalism of the American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism. From 1923 to 1926 he was chairman of the Council on Journalism in journalism of the association.
He wrote many books and texts used in journalism instruction. Among his foremost works are *Newspaper Writing and Editing*, *Notes of News Writing*. How to Write Special Feature Articles. Main Currencies in the History of America. How to Write a Story of time of his death. Dr. Bleyer was finishing a book on English journalism.
KFKD
Friday, Nov. 1
2. 20 p.m. "Analysis and Interpretation of the Debate Question," by E. C. Boulder, professor of speech and dramatic art.
2:55 p.m. News flashes, W. A. Dill, K.U.
News Bureau.
8:15 p.m. Musical program, arranged by Jan Chinpusso.
6 p.m. 130th Athletic Interview, arranged by Prof. E.R. Eibel.
6:14 p.m. Musical program, arrange
6 p.m. Musical program, arranged by Cai A. Carel, professor of piano. An unusual program has been arranged by Professor Ehl, director of music, will be given on the Athletic Interview, from KFKU today at 6 p.m.
Arthur Lawrence, who was graduated some years ago from the University as an outstanding athlete, and who is now coaching the Resedale school football team at Kansas City, Kansas will be interviewed by Mr. Elkebrook.
This program is one of the regular series of Athletic Interviews presented by Prof. Ebel from the University of Illinois each Friday evening at 6 a.m.-8 p.m.
ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY WILL
HOLD MEET IN ST. LOUIS
H. B. Hungerford, professor of entomology and secretary - treasurer of the Entomological Society of America, announced the 31st Annual Meeting of the Society is to be held in St. Louis. Dec 30 and 31, 1935.
The opening session will be at 9:30 a.m. Moncyc and continue through Tuesday. Headquarters for the meet- tuesdays will be Jefferson, Twelfth and Lount streets.
Oread Training school dramatics class will present two one-act plays in Fraser theater Nov. 15. Miss Mary Cuching selected the comedies, "The Pampered Darling," and "When the Bus Comes In."
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Due to a change in previous plans the Pit Diat Kappa, national educational fraternity, will hold its special luncheon at the University Club, 125 Ohio, instead of the Memorial building cafeteria, at 12.20 p.m.
Phone 511
A special program has been arranged and there will be talks by the visiting speakers.
The arrangements have been made by the faculty of the School of Education and members of Phi Delta Kappa. Those working with Professor Twenter, Nicholas Bizzar, gr.; or Keith Burger, gr.; 9 h. to 9 am. day.
Student to Conduct Choir
Robert Sedore Directs Westminster
Cboir During Abbrev of Leader
Robert Sederle, c35, will direct the Westminster A Capella Chuppi; Sunday at the morning service of the First Presbyterian Church. Dean D. M. Chichetta, d67, will chaplain in a Winter Flora, Fla., at Rolling College, to represent the University at the semi-ventennial celebration of the college. He will also install a new chapter of Pi Kappa Lambda, national honour musical society, at the
The chair will sing the anthem,
"Soul of the Rightmost" by Tortina
Messiae Nobel Kuestner will play
"Darwin Song" as the effusive softly.
MARY AMELIA STEER SPEAKS
AT PHI CHI DELTA LUNCHEON
Miss Mary Amelin Steer, of Philadelphia, national director of Presbyterian women's work, spoke before the lunch meeting of Pfi Chi Delta yesterday at Chapels for Women's chapter of Pfi Chi Delta, and spoke of the activities on other campuses.
Miss Steer remained for conference during the afternoon. She will return in January for a two-day conference attended by 59 women attended the meeting.
Y.W.C.A. Sells Tickets
The Ways and Means Committee of the V.W.C.A. is selling tickets to "The Last Days of Pompeii" which plays at the Gremora four days beginning Sunday. Anyone may buy a ticket either by mailing a postcard, or by calling at Henley house. The committee is headed by Virginia Harriett, c37.
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... Rallien seem to be on some people's minds. One bunch of youngsters left the concert yelling "rally! Rule-e-e-e-e." The end.
Now that the forums have gone the read and we will have those great speakers to entertain us every so often, it might be wise to say that the P.S. G.L.'s certainly politicized the forums through the old mull. Didn't we read something about the forums in the P.S. G.L. platform last year?
It's a rumor that we might have a new yell leader. If so, it would be hard to find one better than Ward, and if they do select a new one, how about the students selecting him. After all, we do the yelling.
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