THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Hill Society
Call K.U. 25 Before 12:30 p.m.
K. U. Dames Entertain
Mrs. Robert Bridgen entertained the K. U. Dames with a benefit bridge party last night at her home, 129 Park Avenue. Mrs. Ben McKim received the prize for high score and Mrs. Wilbur Long received the consolation prize Mrs. Nicholas Mayrath received the floating prize
The next meeting of the club will be a line party to the Pacee theater, April 17. The husbands of the members will be guests at that time.
Mrs. Bridgen was assisted by the following: Mrs. Carl Harding, Mrs. Paul Trovillo, Mrs. Marshall Mayberry, Mrs. L. O. Lewis, and Mrs. Benton Henderson.
Bryan-Kisner Engagement
Chi Omega announces the engagement of Chrystabelle Jone Bryan, fa 35, to C. Lee Kisner of Garden City. Mr. Kisner was a student in the University last year and was a member of Delta Upsilon.
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Hold Initiation
Phi Sigma
Phi Sigma, national biology fraternity, will hold initiation services tonight at 8:30 p.m. in snow hall. Fellowship is available given in the main Zoology laboratory.
Those to be initiated are: Homer Heibert, m'unel, Paul Black, c'34, Jean Dunn, c'34, Howard Gable, c'34, Benita Tooley, m'unel, Walter Baxter, c'34, Tooley, m'unel, Walter Baxter, c'34.
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Rufus Thompson, c34, K-athryn Taggart, c34, Laura Cunningham, c34, Gengo Kojiwari, c34, and Glasy Peters, c34. A program under the direction of Harold Peters and $A$. B. Leonard will be given following the banquet.
Helen Tyler, c' A, and Louise Evston, c'35, returned yesterday from an Easter vacation spent in Roswell, N. M., where they visited Mass Tyler's brother, John, who attends the New Mexico Military Academy.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Batechuel of Allen, Okla., have recently announced the birth of a daughter, March 31, to whom they have given the name, Patricia Jean. Mrs. Batechuel is the daughter of Prof. and Mrs. E. A. White.
The University Women's club entertained with a tea this afternoon at Myers hall for senior and graduate women. Mrs. E. B. Stouffer was general chairman in charge of the tea.
Dean F. T. Stockton has returned from a week's trip on business connected with Delta Tau Delta. He visited Grand Forks, Fargo, N. D., and Minneapolis, Minn.
The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae association will hold a luncheon Saturday at 12:30 o'clock at the home of Miss Agnes Evans, 937 Ohio street.
J. P. Coleman of Junction City was a dinner guest at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house last evening.
On the Honors List
The Senior students whose names are listed below constitute the highest ten per cent in scholarship in their respective schools:
Thekla Anderson, Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Lambda
Lydia Brocker, Phi Beta Kappa, PiLambda Theta
Lydia Broker *Pi Beta Kappa, Pi Lambda*
Maurita Brown *Pi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi*
Marson Brown *Pi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi*
Nancy Cooke *Pi Deta Kappa, Pi Lambda*
Mildred DeWen *Pi Lambda Theta*
Jean Dennis *Pi Deta Kappa, Pi Lambda*
Georgias Georgiadis *Pi Lambda Theta*
Paul Ilienba *Pi Deta Kappa, Pi Lambda*
Georgias Georgiadis *Pi Lambda Theta*
Paul Ilienba *Pi Deta Kappa, Pi Lambda*
Elifdon Felds *Pi Beta Kappa*
Hofber Hohen *Pi Beta Kappa*
Hofber Hohen *Pi Beta Kappa*
Vivian Gould *Pi Lambda Theta*
Ruth Ahn Hardy *Pi Beta Kappa*
Elizabeth Himbrow *Pi Beta Kappa, Pi*
James K. Hitt *Pi Beta Kappa, Pi Lambda*
Carol Crawford *Pi Matter Board*
Gardelion Kahn *Pi Beta Kappa, Pi Lambda*
Colleae
Fred Jeans, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa, Phi Kalem Johnson
Erin Klouse, Phi Beta Kappa
Estil Kioue, Phi Beta Kappa
Ona Ma Larner, Phi Beta Kappa, Pi
Lita Lawson, Phi Beta Kappa, Morta Board
Lucille Wagner, Phi Beta Kappa
Emmy Lock
Rajin Lawrence, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa
Darohly Morgan, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Theta
Robert Hunt
Josophine Pyle, Phi Beta Kappa, Lambda Roland
Maurice Tucker, Phi Beta Kappa, Sacrem
Virginia Tucker, Phi Beta Kappa
Blachie Sams
Edward Shawen, Phi Beta Kappa, Sacrem
Stewolow Kerner, Phi Beta Kappa
Walter Simmons, Phi Beta Kappa, Richard Swoyer
Victoria Simmons, Phi Beta Kappa, Lawrence Sterling
Irene Tuuber, Phi Beta Kappa, PiLambda
Cresella Towne, PiLambda Thota
Lucille Wagner, Phi Beta Kappa, Liandra Wagner
Robert Waters, Phi Beta Kappa
Lucille Weiss, Phi Beta Kappa
School of Business
School of Education
Google Crawford, Beta Gamma Sigma
Marion Fierker, Beta Gamma Sigma
Don F. Greer, Beta Gamma Sigma
O. W. Holmes, Beta Gamma Sigma
Theresa Turner, Beta Gamma Sigma
Gladys W. Gortier, P. Lamida Theta
Benjamin M. Mahan
Mary Virginia Smith, P. Lamida Theta
Marzettre Thayer Walker, P. Lamida Theta
School of Engineering and Architecture
School of Engineering and Architecture
Roger Blades, Industrial, Tau Beta Tau
William E. Ganong, Electrical, Tau Beta Tau
Robert E. Ganong, Electrical, Tau Beta Tau
Robert E. Ganong, Electrical, Tau Beta Tau
Edgar G. Chemical, Tau Beta Tau
Ben Fredrick Wheeler, Electrical, Tau Beta Tau
John M. Henderson, Civil, Tau Beta Tau, Siigma Tau
Richard W. Porter, Electrical, Tau Beta Tau, Siigma Tau
Chaleb, E. Sparer, Civil, Tau Beta Tau, Siigma Tau
William Swedoff, Chemical, Siigma Tau
Ben Fredrick Wheeler, Electrical, Tau Beta Tau
Helen Russell, Piano, Pi Kappa Lambda,
Motter Board
Raymond E. Lacromie, Piano, Pi Kappa
Lambda
Genevieve Hagis, Cello
Leona Jenes, Piano, Pi Kappa Lambda
Sister Lissa Kriste, Violin,
School of Law
Paul V. Smith. Order of the Coil
Leonard O. Thomas. Order of the Coil
Richard A. Barker. Order of Nc Coil
School of Medicine
Howard Lolowen Collorem, *Drita Bena Kappa*, P. R. Hirscher, *Albina Omega Alpha*
*H. Harrison*. *Albina Omega Alpha* *H. Harrison*. *Albina Omega Alpha*
*H. Harrison*. *Albina Omega Alpha* *H. Harrison*. *Edward H. Klein*,
School of Pharmacy Eminic Sandhagen
The following Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen lead in their respective classes. Where the decision was close more than one name is given:
Alfred C. Ames
Alfred C. Eyederson
David V. Carson
Catherine H. Mackley
Catherine M. Hariley
Doodyh M. Lewis
Lind Wollman
Ralph C. Carroll
Ralph C. McKibbin
Margaret Schwartz
Margaret Schwartz
College
Junois
Otria P. Brubaker
James L. Lawson
Paul W. Miles
School of Business
John Hubert Anderson
Elveron Elder Baker
George C. Johnson
Rubish Leahner Learned
John Millett
John Milton Philp
Marguerite Florence Phils
Juniores
Junior's
Marian E. Fisher
Ellen Graham, Pi Lambda Theta
Juniors
Lloyd Metzler, Beta Gamma Sigma
William T. Corcotan, Beta Gamma Sigma
School of Fine Arts
Sophomores
Ralph Hawley, Public School Music
Juniors
Guy C. Omer, Electrical,
Guay Tsam Two Medal
Sophomores
Erynnehan
B. Hamilton, Chemical
Margaret N. Wheelser, Architecture
Margaret N. Wheelser, Architecture
Juniors Sophomores
Brian, Piano Ralph Hawley, Public School Music
Beam, Plain Stephen, Plain
School of Fine Arts
Freshmen
Loa Marie Hausam. Piano
School of Law
School of Law First Year Second Year John H. Lebman Thomas Muntzd John L. Hebman
School of Medicine
Sophomores
Henry F. Quinn
Juniors Bessie Copper
School of Pharmacu
Juniors Sophomores Freshmen
Lehman Lager, Alpha Henry F. Quinn Ralph B. Dussey
Olympia Alma Ralph C. Cliff
Sophomores
Lily B. Checkla
Friends of Francis E. Merrill, instructor in sociology at the University in 1931-32, have received word of his marriage to Emily Archibald. Mr. Merrill is now assistant dean of the Y.M.C.A. College at Chicago.
Freshmen Mary Nicholson
The freshman class of Phi Kappa Psi will entertain with a steak fry Friday night at State lake.
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Louis Kuhn and his orchestra fur-
nished the music for the mid-week
varsity last night.
The Alpha Chi Omega will hold a dinner meeting at the Colonial tea room this evening.
Hodge Podge By Howard Turtle, c34
Once in a while Ray Senate's mind runs off on some very screwy tangents. He was sitting in a class room yesterday listening to a professor expound the intracacies of "Characterization in the short story." The subject matter was involved—the class was "heads up" to the lecture. Pens scratched busily while hurried were being taken. Then Senate raised his hand and asked blandly, "what kind of a bird is that which is singing outside the window there?" With a gesture of resignation and in the midst of loud guffaws from the class the instructor said, simply, "a skylark I suppose, Mr. Senate."
Running from the library to the Administration building through a soaking, drenching rain only tends to remind one of the age-old question: "Is school really worth it?"
In an economies class, John Ise was leading a discussion which revolved around capitalism. Someone mentioned the fact that monied men in this country are strongly in favor of large families among the poorer classes. "Yes," said Ise, "they are. And also, foxes are in favor of large families among the rabbits."
They were talking about a former student who is now working back in his home town for $1 a week. Someone said, "I'll bet Jake's having a high old time on ten bucks a week back there in Podunk." And Slick Siebert observed, "Mike's too dumb not to have a good time on ten bucks a week in Podunk."
PRINTS WILL BE DISPLAYED
IN SPOONER-THAYER AMPIL 5
The department of drawing and painting has recently received a collection of prints which went on exhibit at Spooner-Thayer museum today. The group includes etchings, lithographs,
and wood block prints, sent by the Prairie Print Makers with headquarters in Wichita, and members all over this country, Canada, and Hawaii.
The collection includes 60 prints, representing 25 exhibitors from various parts of the country, among whom is Birger Sandzen, well-known Kansas artist. The exhibit will be on display during the month of April.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
FACULTY WOMEN TO HOLD
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
The Faculty Women's club will hold its annual business meeting on Friday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the club house. Following the business meeting, the bridge tournament which has been running for three months under the direction of Miss Selma Gottlieb, assistant professor of chemistry, will be continued.
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