THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16.1933
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Sorority pledges will be guests tonight at all the sorority houses and Corbin hall, when the semi-annual Pan-Hellenic exchange dinners will be held. These dinners are held to allow new women on the hill to become acquainted with each other and with the older students.
Alpha Chi Omega
Guests who will be entertained tonight at the various houses are:
Alnha Delta Pi
Mary Esther Ruetter, Dorothy DeLeano, Mary Wilson, Mildred Jones Ivaina, Becca Stanton, Neam Sivaiya, Eleanor Besson, Ruth Gregory, Barbara Everhart
Alpha Gamma Delta
Marilyn Kaysing, Darlene Chapman
Castle Childs, Laurie Castle,
Castle Children, Avalon Business,
Mariefort Goosper, Tuel Whitzel, Helen
Watson, Mandy Watterson, Fay McKenzie,
Fay McKenzie and Shirley Kroo.
Sarah Lou Hamilton, Wilma Bullard Margaret Rand, Rachel Sheetl, Emily Margaret Rand, Bamroff Benoît, Betty Heine, Wendy White, Martha Jain-Safil Mildred White, and Marla Jane Saffir
Alnba Omicron Pi
Virginia Martin, Benita Jones, Julia Jencks, Mary Jane Roho, Laura Alcee Johnson, Linda Eisner, Nancy Bonfield, Lida Eunice Mille, Louise Anderson, and Dorothy Spyder.
Alpha Xi Delta
Margaret Buechner, Barbara Gray, IArene Cunningham, Helen Jedlicka, Doris Lee Clay, Carolyn Bliss, Evelyn Evaner, and Mary Nicholson.
Chi Omega
Marie Russell, Eleanor Thompson,
labelle Townley, Elda Mae Clveenger,
Josephine Zimmerman, Josephine
Josephine Zimmerman, Ann Horton,
Margorie Clark, and Margaret Jennings.
Kathleen Teagarden, Hilda Hyoort,
DANCE
FRIDAY, NOV. 17
Old Mill
TOPEKA
with
Bill Phipps Orchestra
BLANCHE LA BOW
Helen Callahan, Jane LaPlierre, Bernita
Brooke, Emily Embalder, Lile Leen Erae
Gamma Phi Beta
Binda Tillel, Florence Speaks, Helen
Kanen, Jane Dale, Michael P.,
able, Billiewein, Macaucibu, Helen
Campbell, Dorothy Zimmerman, Mary
Carvane, Barbara Wade, Maude,
Dorothy, and Betty Creeper
Kappa Alpha Theta
Dorothy Rheades, Helen Kerr, Jane Case, Inogene Beamer, June Adair, Cara Cain, Mary Alice Graham, Vir- Ewet, Ewet Shearer, and Ruth Esther Purdy.
X
Kappa Kappa Camma
Kathleen Myers, Mary Kate Hamm,
Kyle Campbell, Harriet Harris, Bonnie
Jean Daniels, Carolyn Brink, Amnette
Curtis Campbell, Harriet Harris,
and Florence Balthéer.
Pi Beta Phi
Kathryn Springer, Erma Lou Wallace,
Mildred Mikkel, Virginia Gosell,
Mickey Jippe, Jane Benton, Cecilia
Carlson, Carolina Smith,
Helen Hald, and Ernest.
TELEPHONE HOME AT LEAST ONCE A WERK...
REVERSE THE CHARGES IF THE FOLKS AGREE
Rosanna King, Dorothy Fink, Wilma
Telephone engineers recently found the best route for a new telephone line by taking a bird's-eye view of their difficulties.
Sigma Kappa
The territory was heavily wooded, spotted with swamps and peat beds, with roads far apart. So a map was made by aerial photography. With this map, the best route was readily plotted, field work was facilitated.
See these new patterns modeled in our window
BELL SYSTEM
$1.45 to $2.50
Bell System ingenuity continues to extend the telephone's reach—to speed up service—to make it more convenient, more valuable to you.
Second Floor
A bird's-eye view showed the way
We mend the rips, patch the holes, build up your heels,
and save your soles.
ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
1017 Mass. Shine Parlor 11 W. 9th.
Tuttle, Shirley Salshure, Isabelle Osborne, Harriet Sheldon, Louse Leep, June McGinness, Verna Mee McCoy Barbara Dornfife, and Beth Gibson.
Better Burk, Maxine Guy, Ruth Kelle
Newell, Margaret Love, and
Jean
Theta Phi Alpha
Phyllis Harry, Betty Bell Tholan,
Hilda Mae Busy, Anabel Walter, Mildred Cook, Elizabeth Freet, Genevieve DeNoya, and Josephine Burrow.
K. U. Dames Meet
The K. U. Dames met last night at the home of the Mrs. Fayette Rowe, 616 W. Seventeenth street. The evening was spent in playing bridge. Mrs. Charles Fleckenstein won the main prize. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Fay- tesses for the evening were Mrs. Lyman Henderson, Mrs. Nell F. Sheil, Mrs. Ward Cole and Mrs. Dun Ratsloff.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
10. 95&13.50
SATURDAY! All Right, You Are Headed for the Stadium and You Will Want to Look"Doggie." So,
RINALDE $6
In making your pre-game plans arrange to come to our store . . . you'll see some swanky apparel which really is so apropos for the game.
Frocks in High Shades
Mandrucca is one of the football season's notable successes. It creates a novelty not incompatible with dignity. It makes a street and sports shoe for true sophisticates.
These frocks in their bright new shades will be an inspiration to your soul . . . you'll surely be able to whoop it up some more.
Mandrucca
3. 50 to 5.95
Bacmo Lined Gloves
Imported leather gloves with a warm wool lining . . . and the fur cuffs add such a luxurious air . . . pig and capeskin in black and brown.
Odd shapes . . . new trims . . .
these features make these new wool fabric and leather bags the thing you need to complete your football ensemble.
2. 95
Wool Fabric Leather Bags
Carved Wooden Earrings ... $ .65
Carved Wooden Bracelets ... 1.00
Wooden Bead Bags ... 1.95
Don't Forget to Wear Some Wood
The House of Fashion and Quality
1933
1857
Just one of more than a hundred of the beautiful girls in the Musical Comedy "Take a Chance" to be shown at the Varsity Theatre starting with a Mid-nite show Saturday at 11:15 and Sunday for four days.
the
Iowa State VARSITY
With
A complete change of bands at intermission
BILL PHIPPS' Two Bands
Sat. Nov.18
9 to 12 UNION BLDG.
50$^{c}$ With Union Cards
$1 without cards
Yes We Have Some Bananas
Yellow with brown flecks For Breakfast
or for salad at Lunch
or in cream pie for Dinner
and also many other fruits offered at the meals
CAFETERIA
at the
SAVE with SAFETY at
The Jexall DRUG STORE