TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Before 5 p.m. call KU. 25, between 7:30 and 9
n.m. call 202923.
p. m. call 2702K3.
Dean Husband
Sets Wedding Date
Miss Agnes Husband, dean of women,
has chosen May 28 as the date of her
marriage to Waldemar Gelch, prote-
fice of viiiian. The wedding will be
hold at the home of Charleen and
E. H. Lindley at 7:30 in the eve-
Sigma Chi
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Entertains Mothers
Sigma Chi entertained their mothers with a dinner at the chapter house Saturday noon.
Those present were; Mrs. E. C. Sturgeon, Dodge City, Mrs. George D. Cochrane, Dodge City, Mrs. B. B. Norris, Dodge City, Mrs. H. J. Harris, William Linton, Mrs. Harry McFarland, Mrs. E. F. Givens, Mrs. R. H. Jones, Mrs. E. M. Watkins, A. D. Thomason, all of Kanaan City, Mo. Mrs. Fred Meyn, Mrs. A. C. Hall, Mrs. A. Gill, Mrs. T. C. Vorbeer, Mrs. J. Fred Meyn, Mrs. A. C. Hall, Kanaan City, Mo. Mrs. L. Chapman of Mennonite City, Mo. Mrs. J. N. Deiner of Abiblee; Roy Hommons, Mrs. Douglas Hudson, Mrs. Frank Store, all of Fort Seut; Mrs. J. L. Beedle of Beelievie; Mrs. Clark C. Olsen of St. Joseph Mo. Mrs. E. V. Swainchat of St. Joseph Mo. Mrs. E. V. Swainchat of St. Joseph Mo. Mrs. E. Black, Mrs. P. Ifillord, both of Wichita; Mrs. C. F. Gilpin, Mrs. Sewell Black, both of Topela; Mrs. C. P. Quinlan of Tuba; Mrs. L. B. Lichhardt of Ottawa; Mrs. Ray Roed of Wiskin; Mrs. J. C. Harrison of Wiskin; Mrs. W. L. McKibron of Osceola
After the dinner a short program was given. Mrs. Honey, of Lawrence, spoke
Sigma Nu
Parent's Day
Sirma Nu entertained the following parents and friends at their annual Parents' Day dinner Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Strawn, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. W. Whihorny, Mrs. Romine, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Brown, all of Keson City, Ms.; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Henderson, Bill Henderson, Mrs. and Mrs. A. G. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pfeifer, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Muster, all of Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Cugo, and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Buchholz, Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Townsend, Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Townsend, of Jamestown; Mrs. R. D. Payne, of Lewarthworh; Mrs. D. C. Wrocker, of Troy; Mrs. T. H. Moss, of Carderh; Mrs. and Mrs. Averill, of Ottern, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bachholz, and Mrs. J. G. Buchholz, of Villers, Mrs. Grewin, of Jepsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ashley and Virginia Ashley, of Chanute, Mr. and Mrs. Otlen, of Teppen, Mrs. S. G. Everly, of Eudora, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Ernie Corey, Mrs. J. G. Buchholz, Mrs. J. G. Buchholz, Mrs. Catherine March, In all of Lawrence.
Pi Kappa Alpha Mother's Day
CLASSIFIED
Phone K.U.66 ADS Phone K.U.66
Guests at the Mother's Day dinner a the Pi Kappa Alpha house were:
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Denison and
Mrs. and Mrs. Preston Denson, Kansas City
Mo., and Mrs. Newton Reynolds, Mr
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and Mrs. Robert Reyeyt, Hlawiath; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Welch, and Mrs. M. D. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jean McDermott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaul, Mrs. Putman, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kauil, Holton; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Laydig, Liberal; Mr. and Mrs. M. Fletcher, Miracle; Mr. and Mrs. Bibuehne Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Louisville; Mrs. Henry Ducker, Liberal; Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Roderick, Mrs. and Mrs. Marvin Rodderick, St. Joseph; Mrs. Miss Nauniah Robinson, St. Joseph; Mrs. Miss Katherine Osoged, White Cloud; Walter Sellers, Kansas City, Mo.
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Pi Beta Phi
Mother's Day
PI Beta Phi entertained with its an
nual Mothers' Day banquet at the chap
ter house Sunday.
The following guests were present:
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hellings, Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Lace, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Willard, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Nolan, Mr. and Thad Holford, Mr. and Mrs. H. Newlin,
all of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hullback, Mr. and Mrs. O. Otte Kiene of Conecidia; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Marteny of Atchison; Mrs. K. S. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hullback both of Ottawa; Mrs. E. F. Wilcox of Winfield, Mrs. Rex Kent and Mr. and Mrs. H. Marteny and Mr. and Mrs. Harler, both of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Farley and son, Jimmy of Hutchinson; Mrs. Jack Lawrence of Council Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Fred R Nazman of Ottawa; Mrs. H. D Ewens and Virginia Fewen and Mrs. R. W. Jones of Topeka; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Farland of Topkea; Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Pendleton, both of Lawrence.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Parents' Day
Guests at the Parents' Day dinner at the Sigma Phi Epidon house Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs. F, W Nichols, of Topeka; Mr. and Mrs. R, Wood Underland; Mr. and Mrs. D, R Lonsdale; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alles, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Murphy, J. B. Marshy, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ivy, Margaret Iv, E. Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs H. M. Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Amaro, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs S. C. Edie, all of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P, Fisher, of Topekin; Mrs. Mattie Crooks, of Lawrence; Fern Crusier, of Fredonia; Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Young, Mrs C. J. Erickson, Mrs B. V. Stephenson and B. V. Stephan, of Lawrence, Mrs E. B. Smith, of Topeka, Mr. and Mrs J. A. Aures of Jackswell Hill, and Mrs N. H. Carrell, of Baldwin.
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Alpha Delta Pi Attend Meeting
Members of the Kansas chapter of Alpha Delta Pi were guests of their fellow alumni at a bi-state convention held Saturday and Sunay at the Belleville hotel in Kansas.
Nearly 300 delegates from the University, Kansas State College, and the University of Missouri, attended the convention.
Masqie Mugo, e.g., 37; and Mrs Anne Maltee Humphrey, one of the founders of the Society of Women in the banquet Saturday night. The Kannan chapter also entertained with a historica
On Sunday the Kansas women entertained with a Mothers' tea at the University Women's Club.
cuentas at the Alpha Gamma Delta parent's day banquet held Sunday at the chapter house were Mr. and Mrs. Prank Kavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. W. Weber, Mrs. Caroline Barker, all of Kansas City; Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Whetttriet and Mrs. Catherine Backer of Kansas City; Mo. Mrs. Mary Jentling, Lyon; Mo. Mrs. Mary Lantz, Morris; Mrs. Henry Krebs, Coffeilley;Mr. A. J. Stout, Steuart; Mr. Cecil Brigham, Hiwatani; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neale, Endor; Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Mellihi; Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Burke; Mr. J. H. Barker, Mr. J. H. Lemon, and Betty Lou Compton, all of Lawrence.
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Sunday dinner dance guests at Delin Chi house were, Mrs. and Mrs. G. E Babcock, Miss Margaret Babcock, Mrs. Mary C. Cassy and Mrs. Elen Ocronny, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lyman, Miss Dorothy Lyman, Mrs. Ocronny, Mrs. A. Kusama of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. C. A. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Crownford, Mr. and Mrs. A. N Haverstock, Rev. and Mrs. A. Holmes, all of Topken, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Murray, of Leavensworth; Mr. and Mrs. B. McGuire, Rev. and Mrs. B. McGuire, all of Independence, Mrs. K. C. Filberberg, of Scott City, Mrs. W. S. Fager, of Stanbury, Mo.;
AIR, and Mrs. Pooo Frazier, Dr. R. H.
Wheeler, and Mrs. H. L. Kane, of Law-
rence.
Guests of Sigma Alpha Epialon at dinner and also at the buffet saunter Sunday evening included: Mrs. and Mrs. L. W. Obeach, Ms. and Mrs. Dunneth, Mr. and Mrs., Charles Duneth, and Mr. Harrison Johnston, all of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Dan Tappen, Salina; Beulah Self, eufurl; Donna Walsh; Jeff Riese; Katherine Burke, 3rd Bth Ethere Purdy; c7, Helen Deer, c8; Jane Walker, e翠; Lucy Trees, c5, Evelyn Little, c7, Insal Townley, c7, Georgia Whidford, c7, and William Green
e'36.
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The following were dinner guests at the Chi Omega house for Mother's day: Mrs. H. L. Jorab, Mrs. H. P. Swinbush, Mrs. Loba T. Mora, Mrs. B. E. McGee, Mrs. Charles Rogers, Prof. and John J. Wheeler, Captain and Wickham, Dr. and Holtz, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stockman, Mr. and John Abraham, all of Lawrence, Mrs. Lester Purdy, and Mrs. Lester Purdy, and Mrs. Howard Fees, all of Chanute, Mr. and Mrs. Lyan Humphrey, of Independence, Mr and Mrs. L. P. Krehbelt, of Halstead, Mr and Mrs. Earl P. Martin, of Wichita, Mr and Mrs. H. J. Hunt, of Paris,
Students of the Home Management house gave a tea Sunday afternoon for the faculty. These giving the tea were Mildred Ingham, c;35; Evelyn Wallace, c;36; Maxine Kray, c;35; Margaret May Cowley, c;38; Mandie Borne, c;39; Elizabeth Hirtwick, c;uncle; Ann Louise Welch, c;35; Elman Blom Klein, c;36; Helen Talbart, c;35; Margaret Louis Whelc, c;35; Mary Alice Gunn, c;uncle;
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Out-of-town dinner guests over the weekend at the Phi Mu Alphia house were Dr. and Mrs. N, D. M. House, Dr. and Mrs. B, N, P. M. Coconnell, of Topeka; Mrs J. R. Dunlap, Wydan Dunlap, and Mrs R. E. Cater, of Cameron, Ms.; Pearl Simlingt of Holton, and Mr. Davo Drake, director of the Poets high school.
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Dinner guests at the Alpha Tau Omega church Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cochrane, Florence Cochrane, and Marjorie Cochrane, all of Hoisington; Mr. I J. Brook, 13, Houston; Toe; Mr. J M. Clenton and Floreance Clement, Independence; Wayne Tongwen, Tongwen; and Elizabeth cearl, 57.
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Out-of-town guests at the Phi Mu
Alfa house over the weekend were:
M. L. D. Landon, of Russell, La Veree
Hacker, of Topper; Joe Quick, of
Howert, Okla; Weyoun Dumie, of Cana-
ple; and Jo Bacheur, of Kensee
City, Mn.
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Dinner guests at the Delta Upson house Sunday were: Mrs Larry Siever, of Rochester, N.Y.; Nie Noves, cunel; Eleny Vroman, cunel; Mile Sullivan, cunel for physical education, and Mrs L. G Mandt, of Columbus, Ohio.
Week-end guests at the P.I. Bethi Phi house were: Miss Virginia Morris, Mrs Caroline Bliss, and Miss June McGinn all of Kansas City, Ms. Miss Laura Lukens of Athenion; and Miss Virginia Ewers of Wichita.
Guests at the D.U. house Saturday night for dinner were: Mr. and Mrs Heinz Puell, of Plenumburg; Betty Theun, of 637, and eiby Ebbars, Leavenworth.
Mrs. George Hoyland, Kansas City Mo., and Mrs. Ratcliff, Neooho, Mo. were dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa "amma house last night.
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Mrs. Nell Butcher was a dinner gues
at the Kappa Eta Kappa house Sunday.
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Delta Phi Delta, honorary art fra-
Dr. Isaiah Bowman
Heads Johns Hopkins
new president of Johns Hopkins University at Baltimore is Dr. Leland G. Holliday, dean of the American Geographical Society. He holds degrees from
Harvard and Yale.
Science Helps Student Study
ternity, gave a dinner Saturday night at the Manor.
Galen S. Young, honor student at Philadelphia autodesk college,
where he was a graduate and taught his brother which his brother connected at his bedside. He honors all the lectures
The Alpha Gamma Delta Mother' Club will meet at the chapter house tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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Negro Students Choose Most Popular
Dorothy Noll, cemul, won the content which was conducted by the Scribler Club of Kappa Alpha Pi is later described as 'the most popular New Jersey girl on the University's campus in the opinion of the Negro学生'. Six girls were choiced.
The winner of the content was announced at a dance which was given by the Berteller's club of Kappa Alpha Psi Saturday night.
The girls chosen were as follow: Maxine Ellison, c'ucl; Milud Mitchell, c'96; Dorther Bell, c'ucl; Anna Marie Tompkins, c'35; Rosemary Walker Tomski, c'35; Rowney Marcher Tomski, c'35. These girls' names were sent to each of the houses in Lawrence where Nrgue students live. Each student was allowed four choices for whom he or she thought it was most appropriate. The pictures of the four girls who received the highest numbers of votes from the students were sent to the city editor of the Pittsburgh Courier in Pittsburgh, Penn. The city editor picked the winner, and he thought the was the most attractive.
RUSTLERS USE FAST TRUCKS TO CARRY NEVADA CATTLE
Beno. Nov., May 13—(UP)—Rustlers, using motor cars, are active again in Nevada.
These modern counterparts of the former bad man of the ramps are reported to be using had motor trucks to move cattle from a valley to state to nearby ranches, kill several cattle and then return to their homes, usually to sell the beef to uncuprulous people.
The slain cattle are stripped of hide and then hidden under cover while the rudders carry the carcasses into town.
Follen, Nov. May 13—(UP)—Black petrified wood containing gold has been found near here. Cye Cox reported that many petrified wood have been ground up in the area. Apparently 40 sacks of the ground wood have yielded gold, he claimed.
Find Gold in Petrified Wood
Fraternity Roy Loves Bet on Dive Oxford, Ohio, May 13—(UP)-John Edwards, Cleveland, a junior in Miami University here, bet fraternity brothers he could make a back flip dive from a high bridge over the Tallawawa River into three foot space. He will on cordless three wheels, his physician on crates three weeks, his physician
Alamun, NY, May 13—(UP)—Gov. Herbert H. Lelman signed the McCall hill today outlawing nuisance in New York state. Supported by former Gov. Warren J. Schumann it is a modern decree, the hill makes it a law of decency to practice nuisance.
Graduate School Faculty to Meet
The faculty of the Graduate School will meet at 4:30 today in the auditorium of the Administration building. They will consider the grinding of new graduates in music medicine and in music education.
Mrs. Bryan's father Dies
Mrs. D. R. Bryant, assistant to the dawn counselor because of his death of her father, Mr W. A. Ream, which occurred in Houston Tx. Sunday night. Burial will be in Wellington Wednesday or Thursday.
Outlines New York Nudists
Mrs. Bryant's Father Dies
Rose Bush Grows 20 Feet High
Fremio, Caly, May 9—(UP) W.-P. Frame, Fuwer rancher, boasts a boat beam measuring 40 feet across, 20 feet high, and covering 2,000 square feet.
Alumnus Serves 'New Deal'
T. R. Schellenberg Classifies NBA Hear ine Film Records
Rapid fire photography in the service of the New Deal in Washington has been the contribution of T. R. Bchellenberg, 28 former student of history in the University, and at present executive secretary of the joint committee on materials for research of the American Council on the Social Science Research Council.
With headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio, Schellenberg, while in Washington, D.C., recently, secured film copies of 286,000 documents relating to the NRA and AAA heatings, for which he prepared guides and indices. He filmed the AAA materials himself, photographing an as many as 17,000 documents a day.
Schel伯曼 has completed for pub-
lation a volume entitled, "European
Background of the Monroe Doctrine",
on which he secured his doctor's degree
at the University of Pennsylvania,
before he has written several
articles.
Houston, Tex. May 13—(UP) Post-employees noticed a parral in the mails which bore 14 cents in unusual stamps. Quick to aid collectors, they called John T. Judd, stamp dealer, to inspect he stamps.
The parcel here five-five-cents "errors" in the issue of 197-19, each worth $13.50 measured, and a 10-cent stamp of the item of 1828, valued t 80 cents.
Postmaster J. S. Griffith informed the sender, a woman, of the value of the stamps. She called for the package and placed other stamps upon it.
WATCH RETURNED TO OWNER
AFTER SOJGURN IN CATFIS
Louisville, Ky. May...13 (UIP)—A watch that spent several weeks in the stomach of a six-pound caffalf has been returned to its owner, Patrolman William J. Lowman of the Louisville Police Department.
Lowman said that he lost the watch, while fishing some weeks ago. The watch was found in the fish by a local resident, and closely caught it on its fishing expedition.
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Association Is Still Far Behind in Membership Drive
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Linda Engene Haughey, Jr., c35 of Concorda has become a life member of the Alumni Association in connection with its annual membership campaign. It is unusual for the student of a senior class to take out a life membership, the cost of which is $00. This year's senior class recently won $200 in prize money for one year. This has been customary since 1921, but was not done last year.
an induction ceremony for the new member was held in the office of Fred Ellsworth, secretary of the association, with the following life members present: Kate Stephens, 75 writer, former former AAA President, Kathy Haughey; Mossy Hilm Oliver, 74 Miss Maud Smelter, accession librarian; and Prof. L. N. Flint, 97 chairman of the department of journalism and member of the Alumni board of directors.
To date $1,769.50 has been received from the community campaign. The association, which has 2,200 members, is striving for 4,000. The fee for one year is $3. Local communities have been assigned quotes, and Chapman is the first to reach its goal. This town has two members, its quotes are $89.00 each. The committee has been received. Guy Daniels, 21 high school teacher, is in charge of the campaign there.
BLIND OHIOAN, 26. HANGS OUT SHINGLE TO PRACTICE LAW
His wife of eight months serves as his "reader" and helps him when it comes to looking up kinny legal questions. The couple met when Stuart was 17, and he joined him when he plenate his law schooling at Ohio State university last year.
Bellville, O—(UF)—Allough totally blind, Vance Stucker, 26, has hung on his simple hand here to practice law. His affliction he regards as only a minor handicap and carries on his practice almost as if he could see.
Despite his blindness, Stiller is a musician and earned part of his law school expenses tuning pianos. Though he can never see the moon, he was forced to enjoy recreation. He was blinded when a boy of eight, living in Steubenville, O.
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