WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1933
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained guests at a buffet supper Sunday evening. The following were present: Barbara Hille, Bee Jean Detter, Shirley Kroch, Dale Hoffman, Betty Ann Jones, Helen Miller, Jeanne Jenkins, Mary Kinnick, Julie Haas, Lennat Lattner, Julia Jenks, Helen Smedley, Ann Jeffords, Violet McKinney, Katherine Hurd, Lucille Rutt, Ruth Ether Purdy, Ruth Patterson, Bettie Barnes, Sie Stepenson, Marjorie Wah, Marjorie Luke, Elizabeth Hannah, and Mary Loudery
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Prof. and Mrs. Allen Crafton entertained the faculty of the speech and dramatic arts department at dinner Monday evening.
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The following guests were present. Prof. and Mrs.E.C. Buehler, Prof. and Mrs. Robert Calderwood, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Margaret Anderson, and Robert Gard.
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Mrs. George Shad entertained the wives of the engineering faculty at a 4 o'clock Saturday, Bridge Floor reception. Ms. Brien received the guest favor, Mrs. Ernest Boyer won the prize for high score, and Mrs. Vigil L. Weaver received the con-
Mary Anderson, 31, and Harriet Humes, of Lawrence, were guests. Mrs. C. L. Wall is the housemester.
A group of ten girls, living at 1340 Vermont, held a watermelon feed last night. Josephine Reiderer, 36, was elected president of the group.
Delta Zeta entertained the following at dinner Sunday: Ruth Bryant, Jean Dunn, Martin Brinion, Joyce Haws, all of Kansas City; Mo. Louise McHoy, of Cincinnati; Paul E. Jones, gales, Cal.; Margaret Wolf, of Leavenworth, and Christina Krebblel.
Charles Klein, former student, has been a guest at the Phi Delta Theta house for the past two days. He will speak on the topic dutes at the University of Michigan.
Watkins Hall will hold its first open house of the fall season with an hour of dancing from 7 until 8 o'clock Thursday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Norton, and Prof.
John Blocher, all of, Lawrence, were
dinner guests at the Delta Tuu Delta
house Monday night.
LOST AND FOUND
Clint Beard, of Barthesville, Okla.
was a guest for dinner Monday night at the Beta Theta Pi house.
Triangle fraternity announces the pledging of Perry Sharp, c37, of Kenneth, Kans.
Mr and Mrs. P. A. Burtis, of Garden City, were guests for dinner last night at the Beta Thetpi house.
WANTED
LOST: Plain gold Alpha Delta Pi pin
Name on base, Call 290. -11
LOST: Brown leather billfold containing
identification card, driver's
license, etc. Call Powell Aubrey, 957. -11
LOST: Wire hair fox terrier, white
with black spots on back. Black tail.
Reward, Hixon, phone 41. -13
LOST: Alpha Tau Omega jewelled pin
Phone 1963. Reward. -16
TAXI
WANTED: Used copy Snyder-Martin
Book of English Literature, Vol. 1
Phone Daisy Price, 1858W. 1045 Ten
nesses. -1
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WANTED: Boys to share expenses on a cooperative plan. Room and 20 meals a week, not over $3.55 an per boy, 1129 Tennessee. -14
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained Phi Gamma Delta with an hour dance last night.
TAXI
PHONE
K.U.66
ON THE SHIN
Cbi Omega entertained Sigma Alpha Epsilon with an hour dance last night.
Phone 12 - 987
HUNSINGER'S - 920-22 Mass.
Roger Kruse and W. H. Doberty, both of Kansas City, were guests yesterday at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house.
The Miami Triad composed of the Beta's, P迪尔's, and Sigma Chi's will probably hold a party this year, if they can arrange to get a hall big enough to hold the crew. The last host party by the Triad was very successful, but prior to that, the building in which the boys were annual affair turned to the ground.
ROOM AND BOARD
run for their money) By the way, what are you running for?
Perhaps you read the story concerning the cat that had rabies, and its body imitations. The headlines for the story nearly caused a break in the Kansan staff when some of the wits insisted that they leave the cat's following home: "Local Cat Goes To Kill"
Maybe the Kai valley does grow good potatoes. There were some good sizes one ding from the ground back of the mountain; there is the agricultural college anyway?
MISCELLANEOUS
BOYS: One single, and one double room. at 716 McCook Street, Phone 2297J.-14
STUDENTS: Boys or married couples one, two, or three-room apartments Also, nicely furnished downstairs rooms for boys. Call 28282.
CLASSIFIED ADS
BOYS: Large rooms with the tide bath for men students. Excellent meals. Free bacseance money. $275 a month. The Theatre, 1941. Missouri University. 3422. -11
BOARD AND ROOM for two boys,
family style. 1208 Kentucky. Phone
235R. -12
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BOARD: Excellent meals at reasonable prices. One block from the campus.
1244 Louisiana. Phone 1471. —12
PHONE K.U.66
TUDENT wanted who knows something about typewriter cleaning and repair work. Must be experienced lease call in person at Kansas Office
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W.A.A. Sports Pow-Wow Will Take Place Today
504 Mass.
HOUK'S
Barker Shop
"The Shop of the Town"
2624 Mass.
The W.A.A. sports Pow-Wow will be held this afternoon at 4:08 in the Rolston Gyrmium for the purpose of acquiring freshmen and new women students with the activities of intramural organization.
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Kappas to Receive Intramural Cup Second Time in Row
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Awards will be announced in the form of a radio broadcast. Loize Montgomery, ed. 368, president of W.A.A., will be in charge. Spokesmen and officers include Katherine Kleene, c. 371, Catherine Holmes, c. 384, Margaret Rowland, c. 373, Frances Bruce, c. 384, Mary Grace Lincoff, c. 377, Ruth Bauer; c. 381, Dorothy Trorkell, c. 383, Mortha Dodge, c. 385, and Helen James; c. 384, Mia Hoover will present the awards.
All women are urged to be present. Independent women particularly invited. If they have not joined any organization, they are requested to one at the close of the Powe-Wow.
Ruth Baker, Lois Milton, Operators
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Kappa Kappa Gamma will receive the all-year intramural championship cup this afternoon at the W.A.A. Sports Pow Wow. Pi Beta Phi won second place and Alpha Delta Pi, third. This is the match for the Kappa's to win this honor.
DOOR CLOSERS REPAired &
NEW ones INSTALLED.
All edged tools sharpened.
--w Director Optimistic:
Expects a Fine
Organization
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Model awards to individual women will to Carol Hurrel, independent, with 115 points, and Martha Dodge, from the organized houses, with 97 points. She is one high point women for two successes and are back in school again this year.
A list of the results of intramural activities is in following Kappa Kappa Gamma 827; politeo; Pi Beta Phi 81; Chi Omega 509; Gamma Phi Beta 509; Chi Omega 509; Gamma Phi Beta 509; Alpha Gamma Delta 471; Alpha Kappa Theta 470; Alpha Kappa Omega 383; Corbin Hall 387); Walkine Kappa Omega 368; Quincunix Phi 306, and Zedra Ketu. 130
Intramural champions are: Volleyball
- Independent and Pia Biota Phi;乒
ennis singles; Pia Biota Phi and Stockwell;
horseshoe (fall)-Alpha Gamma Delta;
basketball; Pia Biota Phi and LW.W;
swimming-Pia Biota Phi; handbill-
Independent; ping pong team-Alpha
Diet. Pi尔德独立 ping pong doubles
team-Ballpark; basketball free throw-LW.W;
baseball-Independent and Alpha Delta
Pi tennis doubles-Independent team;
and horseshoe (spring)-Sigma Kappa.
German Lessons Broadcast
The fourth consecutive year of German lessons broadcast over KFKU by Prof. E. F. Engel, professor of German, will begin Sept. 30. The courses will be broadcast Monday and Thursday evenings at 6 o'clock.
Prof. E. F. Engel Starts Fourth Consecutive Year on KFKU
The lessons are based on Professor Engel's "Hand Book of Materials," actor Andrew Hutchinson, assistant director of KFKU. The first course consists of lectures upon the methods of learning German and an explanation of German should be learned. Ms. Seau taught.
Walter C. Stevens, Oklahoma jurist,
died in Wichita Falls Texas, last week
was one of the great names of
in bar who has made Okahana history.
He was graduated from the Uni-
city of Kansas in 1887.
Other names famous in Oklahoma history who were graduated from the University are the late Jesse Dumon, a professor of law and prime court, the late Ralph Cambell 194, first federal judge from eastern Oklahoma after statehood; the late W. A. O'Connor, a miliimaker; and P. C. Simons, 199, attorney general of Oklahoma territory
Mr. Stevens was a probate judge in Kingfisher county and a member of the territorial legislature. He also was the county attorney of Comanche county.
At the end of each twelfth lesson,
Professor Engel will send out examin-
ations, and those who successfully
answer four sets of questions are awarded
certificates of achievement. The first
set is a written report on the phlo-
phen form, as well as bead present.
Total Missouri Enrollment is 3,754
Total enrollment at the University of
Missouri is 3754, according to the
Columbia Missourian. The present freshman class is the largest in history reaching a total of 1,009. The School of Agriculture shows a 44.19 per cent increase over last year.
WELL.-KNOWN OKLAHOMAN AND UNIVERSITY GRADUATE DIES
A pamphlet prepared by Professor Engel states, in part: "These broadcasts will be especially helpful to high school students who want to begin the study of German and for those who want to get an introduction to the understanding of the spoken language or a practical reading knowl of German in the shortest possible time.
Kansas State Football Coaches and Veterans
This is what Kansas State football fans think they think of their 1838 football team—the 16 letter pro who are expected to be the nucleus of the 1895 eleven. In the last article, we listed the top 20 prospects for 2018 and 2019, including Owen Becker, Oran Burza, August Curtis Cardwell, guard; Jim Edwards, fullback; Dion Flenthembree, tackle; Pam Fanning, tacker; Burney Hauer end; Holland Rola, guard; Robert Kirk, back; John Pantine, guard; Ted Warren, back;
Thirty Students Try Out For Men's Glee Club
New
Trouys for the University Men's Glee club last night revealed a surprising number of aspirants for the organization. At each 20-city conference, they were in view of the number of singers, Joseph Wilkens, the new director of the club said: "From the looks of the turnout, we absolutely have a fine club this year."
Ross M. Robertson, e36, president of the glee club, explained that there would be a smaller club this year in order that more ground may be covered in the short time that the organization has for robeshirts. He also said that the more comfortable inroads which will prove pleasant surprises for the student body.
The club plans to take the usual spring trip of a week through South- Carolina, and will send it into Oklahoma this year, according to Leo Roelof, 1928, business manager of
"In addition to the spring trip," said
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Reed, "an effort is being made to revive the Big Six Glee Club contest, a thing which would mean much to the university as well as to the club, its
Robertson urges that men who did not have an opportunity to try out last night be ready tonight in room 32, of the building.
Buddy Rogers and
His Famous Californians
To Play in London
Buddys Rogers will be well on his way to London with his orchestra Saturday afternoon, when his alma mater plays at the Metropolitan Opera. Norte Dame on the Irish gridiron.
But the former Olathe boy, now a screen idol and the leader of a national famous dance orchestra, probably never grew up years ago when he sees to see the
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Jayhawkers invade Notre Dame soil cost him and his orchestra a sizeable radio contract.
Buddy and his "Californians" were to appear before the representative of a large company for an audition on the day of the game. Buddy budged a later audition, however, so he could be in college play. His wish was granted, and Buddy was awarded for the audition, another orchestra had been called in and hired.
The handmade Hollywood star then personally escorted the Kansas team to Lawrence. But before they returned to Lawrence, Buddy Rogers stepped in Olahe
HONORARY FRATERNITY HOLDS FIRST MEETING OF THE YEAR
Nelson Goes to Kansas State
Crail Nelson, who took over Dr. Block-
course's course last year in the School of
Medicine at Texas Tech University on
the stuff of Kansas State College.
Sigma Dela Cbi, national journalistic fraternity, held their first meeting of the year yesterday in the Journalism building.
Possible new members were considered and plans were made for the University's co-operation with the Kansas Editors roundtable and with the Kansas High School Editors association which will meet here this fall. There was also a discussion as to future meetings and speakers.
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