THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1935
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Sigma Eta Chi Elects
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Sigma Eta Chi, Congregational church sorority, held election of officers at a supper meeting last night at the home of Miss Sarah Cleland, 1108 Vermont street. Evangeline Clark, c'35, was elected president; Ruth Leuren, c'37, vice president; Catherine Penner, c'37, corresponding secretary; Hazel Rice, c'36, recording secretary; Iris McDonald, c'37, treasurer; Alice Coolbaugh, c'38; Margaret Wheeler, c'36, chaplain; and Jean Fink, c'38, treasurer of the new actives. These officers will be installed April 7.
A mistake was made yesterday in some of the names of the newly elected officers of Delta Upson. They are President, Royer Barclay; vice president, Henry Butler; recording secretary, Norman McCullough; corresponding secretary, Daniel Elam; assistant correspondency secretary, Norman Smith; marshal, Thomas Sorrentino; artictor Hughes; historian, Draper Jeennings; freshman adviser, John Peters; senior council, Daniel Elam, Bruce Billingley, and Elmer Renker.
Dinner guests at the Delta Upsilion house tonight will be: Lucille Bottom, c'38; Olive Adele Kribbel, c'unel; Sally Jane Martin, c'41; Carolyn High, fa'38; Betty Eldson, c'38; Corrine High, c'38; Mary Alice Mincock, c'unel; Elizabeth Shearer, c'37; Alene Compton, c'38; Frances Norddun, c'unel; Anne West, c'unel; Catherine Dunkel, c'38; Peggy Anne Landon, c'38; Frances Bruce, c'35; Daisy Hoffman, c'38; Betty Tholen, fa'37; and Jane Walker, c'38.
Dick Wells, ed'35, will entertain the basketball squat at dinner tonight at the Khi Pappa Pi house at 6:30. The guests will be Dr. F. C. Allen; Mike Getto; Frost Cyx; Millen Alton; cunel Wilmer Shafter; c霞,25; Ray Eiling, c36; Francis Kappleman, ed'36; Gordon Gray, ed'35; Paul Regers, c37; Raymond Noble, c37; Bob Oley, T37; and Al Wellhausen, e38.
The following persons will be dinner guests at the Alpha Tau Omega home tonight: Jerry Gaut, f5; Helen Krug, c3; Marjorie Wailh, c3; Katherine Faye, c3; Emily Vroman, c3; Ruth Nessbitt, c'; uncl; Mary Lou Becker, c3; Helen Burdick, c'unc1; and Ruth Mary Wilson, c38.
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The following will be dinner guests at the Delta Tau Delta house tonight: Ruth Eather Purdy, c'77; Donna Sutherland, c'77; Dirk Mildred kessel, c'77; Martha Nuzman, c'umel; Nancy Bonfried, c'77; and Carolyn Smith, c'76.
Alpha Gamma Delta will entertain at dinner tonight Mrs. Alice Moncleff, Misa Inoue Mrs. Denise Agnès Hus-ten, Ms. Maetre Mrs. Chipapao, and Mr. Waldemar Geltch.
Delta Sigma Lambda announces the mledging of Edwin Nelson, c. 37.
Mrs. L. G. Cassidy of Kansas City, Mo.
and Laurie Linville of Chicago.
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Luncheon guests at the Alpha Omni Pnite屋 yesterday were Helen McCanb, c;35; Elizabeth Shearer, c;37; and Verna MacFesterson.
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Alpha Chi Sigma, professional chemistry fraternity, entertained Prof. E. D. Kimmedy and Dr. F. C. Allen at dinner Tuesday night.
Mrs. Maurice Jankowsky of Tulsa, Okla., is visiting her daughter, Joan, at Corbin hall.
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Dinner guests at the Beta Theta Pis toon tonight will be Bill Jones, c'umel; and Jack Richardson, c'38.
Corbin Hall has issued invitations for reception which is to be held March 27.
Helen Searle of Council Bluffs, Iowa is a guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Mary Wickham, c'uncl, was a lunch
con guest at the Pi Beta Phi house
yesterday.
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity will entertain this evening with an hour of dancing from 7 until 8 o'clock.
TOM RYAN GIVES PROMISE OF ACHIEVING RANK IN PIANO
Tom Ryan, pianist and pupil of Dean D. Sean M. Swarthout, gave his senior recital Tuesday to a large and appreciative audience in the University Auditorium. His program was made up of romantic, modern compositions.
Mr. Ryan gives promise of achieving important rank as an artist. His technical and musicianism are remarkable. He realized fully the scope of perfect programs, and achieved perfect control of his own resources.
Inspects Military Department
L. E. Beachell, ordinance inspector working out of Ft. Crokes, Omaha, has spent the last couple of days in Lawrence making an official inspection of ordance equipment at the department of military science and tactics and the National Guard Armory.
Inspects Military Department
Early this fall and winter a wizard sound echoed through Watson library at almost the same time each day. Sometimes it was on the second floor, again it seemed to be louder on the first floor, and a little later it came from the depths of the basement. "Twas that good old dirt monger, the vacuum sweeper, in the capable hands of two students, greedly sucking up the dirt which had settled on volumes of books for many years.
Dust Storm Blows Job Into Hands of Library Cleaner-Uppers!
It's an ill wind that blows nobody good, and its a pretty poor dust storm that doesn't do its Boy Scout deed.
Not so long ago, the ghost ceased as the last book was dusted and put back in its place. (Note: The dust would have the semester's work very worth while.)
Yes, it was a dirty storm, but after all, some young fellow will be mighty glad he had to eat dust when those books are dusted again.
California Star To Enter Relays
Brutus Hamilton, track coach at the University of California, recently wired Dr. F. C. Allen that Bob Clark, who won the national decathlon championship at Cincinnati last July 4, is anxious to enter the decathlon meet at the Kansas Relays this year. Dr. Allen has written Clark an invitation to enter the meet.
California Star To Enter Relays
Chemistry Club To Meet Today
The Chemistry Club will meet in room 261, Chemistry building at 4.30 today. W. Allen Moore will speak on history of explosives and Robert H. Heffler on the process of aluminizing telescope mirrors. The meeting will be open to all who are interested.
Kansas State track team, under the coaching of Ward Haylett, won three fists, a third, and a fourth place at the relays in Chicago last Saturday.
KANSAS STATE TRACKSTERS DO WELL AT ARMOUR RELAYS
Captain Joe Knappenberger finished first in both the 70 yard high and low hurdles. It is believed that his time in the low hurdles, 7.6, equals the world
record. O'Reilly won the mile event in 4:20.8. Wheelie finished fourth in the same race. Nixon won third in the 880 yard dash.
James Penney Exhibits Paints in New York's Playhouse Gallery
Graduate Succeeds in Art
James Penney, who was graduated in 1931 from the department of drawing and painting of the School of Fine Arts, will soon give an exhibition of his painting and water colors at the Playhouse Gallery in New York City.
Mr. Penney won a scholarship at the Art Students' League after leaving the
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