WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1933
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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SOCIETY
Theta Sigma Phi Has Founder's Day Banquet
Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes was the main speaker at the annual Founder's day banquet of Theta Sigma Phi, pro-education group which was held at the Manner last night.
Margaret Gregg, c34, president of the local chapter, was teatmistress, introducing the following alumnae and honorary members and wives of the faculty of the journalism department, who were guests: Mrs. L. N. Flint, Mrs. J. Kister, Mrs. Alfred Graves, Miss Katherine Smith, Mrs. Miss Hoopes, Mrs. Mateel Todd, Mrs Joe Knack, Ruby Johnson, 32, and Katherine Borth, '30.
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Alpha Xi Delta will entertain in honor of its seniors evening with a formal dinner at 6 o'clock. The senior members of the organization are Higgins, Todd Willex Krabevelhill, Thomas Krabevelhill, Stewart, and Katherine Hosford.
Mr. Yates was graduated from the University in 1931 and was a student in the School of Pharmacy. Mr. and Mrs. Cummings are Kansas City, Mo. after the end of June.
To Honor Seniors of Alpha Xi Delta
Miss Agnes Husband, Mrs. L. N. Flint, Mrs. E. B. Stouffer, Miss Irene Peabody, and Helen Stover will be guests.
Corbin hall will entertain with a strawberry festival tonight after closing hours in honor of the senior women and Elizabeth Perry, Dorsay Snyder, Jane O'Brien, and Winfred Scott, who were elected to Phi Beta Kappa this year.
Corbin Hall to Have Strawberry Festival
Virginia Blinn, social chairman, i to be in charge of the program.
At the farewell pienic *Phi Chi Delta* held for the senior members of the organization last night at Brown's grove, officers for the coming year were installed. The new cabinet members are: president, Eleanor Froue, c'uncl; vice president, Maxine Roche, f3; secretary, Patricia Arnold, c'35; treasurer, Ruth Carpenter, c'43; chaplain, Dorothy Miller, f3'; historian, Edith Borden, fa34; and corresponding secretary, Elodie Bancroft, c'33.
Installs Officers
Ralph Owen and Raymond Elliot of St. Joseph, Mo., have been guests at the Phi Mu Alpha house this week.
Phi Mu Alpha recently elected the following officers for next year: supreme councilman, Donald Underwood, c#34; president, Frank R. Gray, funel; vice president, R. Frank Porter, fa35; treasurer, H. R. Sinning, e#34; warden, James W. Gray, c#8; rush captain, Lyle Bailey, funel.
The student group of the Christian church will have a hayrack ride this evening, leaving the church at 6 p.m. The Rev. and Mrs. Seth Slaughter will be in town to Kernit Goodje is social chairman and will have charge of the entertainment.
A surprise spread in honor of the birthday of Joan Dunham, c'35, was held after closing hours last night at the Alpha Omicron Pi house.
Louis Siebers and his orchestra will play for the mid-week varsity from 7 until 8 this evening.
Delta Chi announces the pledging of Richard Masters, e'36, of Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Ruth Litehen, instructor in education, was called to Leavenworth today by the serious illness of her father.
Intramurals
The positions of all of the inter-organization playground ball teams have been decided, except the three first positions in Division 1, which are tied. These three teams will all be in the same bracket in the tournament for the championship and their positions will be decided there. Other than this, the final standings for the teams are as follows:
Division III— Won Los
Beta Theta Pi 7
Phi Gamma Delta 6
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 5
Pi Kappa Alba 3
Sigma Mu Mu 4
Triangle 3
Chi Delta Sigma 1
Lawrence Collegeans 0
7 6 2 1 4 3 4 1 4 3 4 1 4 3 4 1 4 3 4 3 4 3
On Other Hills
The testing of students' cars at Iowa State College is a requirement of the government this year in an effort to reduce campus pollution. When cars have been tested, repaired, and rechecked, students will receive O. K. slips which will allow them to drive on the campus.
Won Los
Phi Kappa Psi 6 | 1
Kappa Sigma 6 | 1
Sigma Chi 6 | 1
Delta Epsilon 4 | 3
Sigma Phi Epsilon 3 | 4
Acacia 3 | 1
Kayhawks 1 | 6
Cosmopolitan 0 | 7
Division II Won Los
Alpha Tau Theta 8 | 0
Alpha Tau Omega 7 | 1
Sigma Tau 5 | 3
Theta Tau 4 | 4
Delta Tau Delta 3 | 4
Jayhawks 3 | 5
Jayu Ela Kappa 2 | 5
Delta Chi 2 | 5
Delta Sigma Lambda 0 | 7
An Ex-Students' association for seniors is planned by the University of Texas in an effort to keep the graduating classes in contact with its members in after years. It is being sponsored by all senior organizations on the campus.
Arrangements for an inter-fraternity song fest enlisting every academic fraternity at the University of Minnesota are being made. To the Greek letter society doing the best singing will be presented a silver loving cup.
An English sport, Badminton, has been introduced in the women's physical department at the University of Nebraska. Badminton is a combination of volleyball and tennis. Scottie cocks an incubation birds are used instead of balls.
Nebraska Track Team Is Strongest on Paper
The University of Nebraska appears to be the strongest track team on paper, in the Big Six. After doping out the points for the Big Six open meet which is to be held at Lincoln and Saturday, the Nebraskans are fanned out. The Kansas and Oklahoma following with 56 and 48 points respectively.
Huskers Have Edge in Dope for Big Six Meet This Week
According to the dope sheet Iowa State, Kansas State and Missouri will finish in the order named with scores of 22, 18, and 15 points each.
Kansas has been awarded seven firsts which appears to be rather conservative. Although the Nebraska have been allotted only two first places they have been figured rather strongly in seconds and thirds. The Soomers rank next to Kansas in the number of first places, having been awarded five. The points were figured on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis.
The following is the way the meet and places were done:
Both Glenn Cunningham and Ed Hall have been counted in as winners of two first places, besides making up the strong half of the mile relay team. Elvin Dees, who has been getting over 48 feet consistently in the shot, should have little difficulty in winning.
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| | First | Second | Third | Fourth | Fifth |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Mile run | Kan. | I. S. | K. S. | Neb. | Mo. |
| 440-yard dash | Okla. | Mo. | I. S. | Neb. | K. S. |
| 100-yard dash | Kan. | Mo. | Okla. | Neb. | Mo. |
| Pole vault | Kan. | Okla. | Okla. | Kan. | Neb. |
| 120-yard hurdles | Kan. | Neb. | Okla. | Kan. | Neb. |
| Race | OKla. | K. S. | Neb. | Neb. | Kan. |
| 880-yard run | Kan. | I. S. | Okla. | Mo. | I. S. |
| 220-yard dash | Kan. | Neb. | Mo. | Neb. | Neb. |
| High jump | Okla. | K. S. | Okla. | Kan. | Kan. |
| Tennis | OKla. | Mo. | Neb. | Neb. | Neb. |
| Javelin | OKla. | Neb. | Okla. | Neb. | K. S. |
| 220-yard hurdles | Neb. | Kan. | Kan. | I. S. | Neb. |
| Tennis relay | Neb. | Neb. | Okla. | Neb. | Neb. |
| Mile relay | OKla. | I. S. | Neb. | Kan. | K. S. |
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