TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1934
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Hill Society Call K.U. 25 Before 12:30 p.m.
Sigma Kappa Honors
Seniors
Sigma Kappa held its annual paijama breakfast Sunday, June 13, at hte chapter house for the following seniors Elodie Bancroft, Helen Christman, Mildred DeWeese, Mary Lou Harrison, Oma Mae Larner, Gene McKee, Helen Naylor, Betty Lois, Lois Richert, Doria Westfall, and Dorothy Zimmerman.
Guests were Haze Anderson and Zola Snyder by Lawrence; Jean Knack and Lois Woitz, both of Kansas City. Mo; Clara Erven Bradford, Chapman, Mo; and Margaret Roberts, Oskaloosa.
Campbell-Bullock Marriage
The wedding of Miss Virginia Ann Campbell and Dr. Hareold B. Bullock both of Kansas City, Mo. took place Saturday afternoon at the home of the
Mrs. Bullock is a graduate of Baker University, Dr. Bullock is a graduate of the medical school at the University, and is a member of Alpha KappaLambda, social fraternity, and Phi Beta Pi, medical fraternity.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Shaw to Kenneth Lloyd Kelly of Pittsburgh, Pa., took place June 2 in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Kelley was graduated from the University in 1927, and received her M.A. degree in 1930. She has been teaching biological sciences at Kent State College, Kent, Ohio.
Shaw-Kelley Wedding
Hill-Quinlin Wedding.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Kelley are spending the summer studying at the University of Pittsburgh.
The marriage of Miss Edith Hall of Denver, Colo., to Jack Quinlin of Lovell, Wyo. took place May 29, at Lovell.
Walker-Graves Marriage
to Jack Quinlin of Lovett, Wyo, took place May 29, at Lovell. The bride is a graduate of the University of Michigan and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr Quinlin attended the University from 1923 to 1926, and was a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
The marriage of Miss Margaret E Walker of Kansas City, Mo., and Ralph Edward Graves, Winnipeg, formerly of the bride, June 12, place at the home of the bride, June 12.
To Entertain Seniors
Both Miss Walker and Mr. Graves were graduates from the University in 1921. They will make their home in Wichita, where Mr. Graves is connected with the Bell Telephone company.
AM I PLEASED!
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Dean and Mrs. D. S. Swarthout will entertain the seniors in music and art, together with heads of departments and teachers in applied music having seniors, at their home, Valleview, on Thursday evening, June 7. Selected members from the junior classes will assist in the reception. Invitations have
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Guests of the Alpha Gamma Delta house for commencement will be Erma Blodget, Volpario, Neb.; Virginia Widen, Valley Springs; Jen ArneBuckle, Hutchinson; Emma Freewet, Hollyoed; Leouse Leet, Kansas City, Kan.; and Mrs. Nancy Hamlin Bales, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Klooz entertained at dinner Sunday evening at the Country club for a group of students. The guests were Frances Gray, c'9; Jane Grey, c'7; Margaret Jennings, c'7; Betty Belle Tholen, c'1; Paul Borel, e'3; Lloyd莉, e'3; Howard Robers, e'1; camer, and James Ash, b'35.
Mary Garver, Mrs. Charles Rouse Norton, Florence Campbell, Barbara Jane Harrison, and Mrs. Wayne Hemphill, all of Kansas City, Mo.; and Mary Lailard, Topena, will be guests at the Theta house for commencement.
Alpha Delta Pi held an annual senior dinner Sunday at the chapter house. The seniors in the organization are Jeanette King, Virginia Rufi, Harriett Baldry, Patricia Arnold, Annette Seip, and Wilda Wright.
Maxine Van Pelt, Paola; Virginia Rhed, Canton, Ohio; Martha Noyes, Parsons; Helen Opie and Elizabeth Post, both of Great Bend, will be guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house during commencement.
Bob Meeks, Ponca City, Okla., a former student at the University, was a guest at the Sigma Chi house yesterday. Mr. Meeks was graduated from Harvard this spring.
Mrs. M. B. Hamilton, Miss Jane Hamilton, and Florence Campbell, "33, all of Kansas City, Mo., were guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta house Sunday.
Guests at the Chi Omega house are Milfred Higgins, Little Rock, Ark.; Marjorie Stacey and Virginia Arnold, both of Chanute.
Elsie Penfield and Lucie Hume, both of Arkansas City, will be guests at the Delta Zeta house for commencement.
ner guest Sunday at the Alpha Ta Omega house.
Marvin Cox, Yates Center, was a din-
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fischer were dinner guests at the Delta Chi House.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Lord, Salina, were guests of their daughter. Emily, c'44, at the Kappa Alpha Theta house Monday.
Royce Rearwin, '33, Salina, was a guest at the Beta Theta PI House.
Jack Richardson, Ottawa, was a gues at the Phi Kappa Psi house yesterday.
Dr. Lorraine Sherwood, pathologist at Bell Memorial hospital, Kansas City, Kan., is visiting Dr. Florence Sherbor
Many Triumphs Scored By University in 1933-3
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Sullivan warns that an abnorma
in Sullivan event ticket changes an-
numerous times.
Jan. 16, Charlever Linderd dies with President Roosevelt and consults
Feb. 16. Fire destroys Kappa Sigm house.
Jan. 17. Kansas basketball team breaks seven year jinx by defeating Alabama.
Feb. 6. Cunningham win Wam maker Mile.
Kansan issues "Extra."
Feb. 21. Norman Thomas tells stu
market brief
CSEP aid officially announced.
Rocky Mountain, 25000, occurs.
secutive Big Six basketball title,
March 9. Dyche museum rr
Feb. 27, Increase of 327 for second
semester.
Cunningham establishes new
March 4. K.U. wins Big Six indoor
trade show.
Feb. 25. Cunningham establishes new
1500 meter indoor world record at
marc 9. Dyche museum received PWA allotment.
Cunningham sets 1000-meter record for Canada.
March 16. Usual success in W.S.G.A.
election combines. No dope upset.
A. T. Reid gives famour cartoon collection to University.
April 8. 1000-meter outdoor world
map. April 9. 1000-meter outdoor map.
April 10. Student activity ticket bac-
kets.
March 18. Cunningham breaks world indoor mile record.
become in pollinating canes.
April
are becoming a habit. Thirty successive
April 20, 1500 competitors in com-
batition. April 24, Five new records set at
April 22.
**Gusas Raisy**
April 28. Sigma Nu celebrates fiftieth
ear. May 2. Crepe hung again. Final examination schedule announced.
April 22. Five new records set at Kansas Relays.
May 3, 1000 (n) graduate; say Foster
may 2, 1964 (n) graduate; avocation by
Hoy Robesets, managing
hoyrobesets.com
May 6. Kansas Newspaper Hall of
Fame chosen; Beck and Milton honors
May 8. Activity ticket exemptions
deployed illegal by Boynton.
May 9. Student body and faculty hacked by news of Prof. A. L. Owen's
May 13. Chancellor Lindley given
north degree at University of Del-
taw.
May 17. Efforts made to continue CSER '91, 1944-35.
March 7. K.U. annexes fourth con- stadium.
May 29 '18 *dykmawks* with Big Sox Dux in tennis
'oas wins single title
May 23. CSEP sends "Thank You" to President Rosenwelt
to President Roosevelt.
Activity fee committee surplus used
6. Summer session photos completed.
May 11. Final examination get up.
May 27. Five men initiated into Sachem, senior honorary society.
for party.
May 27. Five men initiated into Sa-
h.
may 9. Find examinations get underway.
Ivana "Finish" for finish.
May 28, Summer Session plans completed.
er way. June 7. 'Finis' for finals.
June 9. Commencement activities begin.
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