FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Initiation Banquet
twelve women were initiated int Tau Sigma honorary dancing sorority at a meeting held yesterday. The initiates are Emma Jo Swaney, f'auncl; Laura Cook, c'6; Jane Warner, c'35; Jean Cook, f'a3; Carine Marsh, fa'36; Elizabeth Day, ed'33; Marion Fegan, c'4; Sarah Jane Givens, c'36; Mary Bess Doty, c'36; Mildred Anderson, c'33; and Betty Jones, c'uncl.
The initiation was followed by a ban quet at Wiedemann's Music for dancing between courses was furnished by Mildred Lashbrook, c36. The program, arranged by Virginia Sterling, c'unel, consisted of a prophecy letter read by Camila Luther, ed3; a burlesque play by Miss Sterling, Rhyne Pyle, c35. Wanda Pilla, Lillian Peterson, ed34 and Winifred Wright, c33; and a due dance by Mary Ellen Miller and Jear Mosley, Oread High School students. The final number was a puppet show by Miss Peterson and Miss Pyle.
Betty Shirk, c'36; Marion Riley, c'uncel; Lucille Wagner, c'33; Wallace Sullivan, T34; Eugene Hibbs, c'34; Jack Penfold, c'35; Kenneth Kell, c'35; Joe Dunkel, c'36; Aldrich Beardles, c'33; James Compston, c'34; Harold Schmidt, c'34; Thomas Royrafa35; and Berdell Baker, c'35, all of whom have assisted Tau Sigma in the various activities, were guests at the banquet.
Westminster Organization Elects New Cabinet
The members of the cabinet of the Westminster student organizations held a formal banquet at the Terrace tea room last night and elected the cabi- tion president, Mr. Thompson, Cjerson, was elected president, and Oliver Cjson, Cjerson, treasurer.
The following division leaders were also elected: president of the Sunday school, Martha Cameron, c'35; president of the forum, Eldon Fields, c'34; chairman of the service committee, John Herdun, e'unl; chairman of the publicity committee, Harrison Herrin, chairman of the fellowship committee, Dorothy Bangs, c'36, and Robert Oyler, c'35.
Chairman of the social committee, Eugena Donahue, c'35; president of Phi Chi Delta, Eleanor Frowe, 'cunel; chairman of dramatics, Leraine Lawson, 'cunel; ex-officio-member, Leeland Randles, c'45.
University Womens Club Elects Officers
A group of dances was presented by members of Tau Sigma at the final tea of the year given by the University Women's club at Myers hall yesterday.
even by the University Women's club at Myers hall yesterday. After the program business meeting was held, Reports were given by the officers of last year. Officers elected for next year are as follows: President, Mrs. E. H. Lindley; vice president, Mrs. D. M. Swaworth; treasurer, Mrs. W. F. Kissick; correspondent secretary, Mrs. Robert Calderwood; recording secretary, Mrs. R. I. Cauteson; fine arts chairman, Mrs. J. G. Brund; social chairman, Mrs. E. H. Coe; chairman of the program committee, Mrs. John Nelson. Miss Meribah Moore, Miss Maude Elliott, and Mrs. Fred Ellsworth were elected members at large.
A scholarship of $100 was voted by the club to be given to some student next year.
Alpha Omicron Pi To Have Spring Party
Alpha Omicron Pi will entertain with a spring party tomorrow night at the chapter house from 9 until 12 o'clock. Louis Kuhn and his band will play. Charpeoners are to include Mrs. Rachel Butler, Mrs. William Hill, and Mrs. C. H. Landes.
Out of town guests will be Roberta Works, Emporia; Pauline Orr, Kingman; Belva Roesel, Clafian; Alice Wesley, Holyrood; and Irene Hansen.
Entertains With Tea
Mrs. Rachel H. Butler entertained yesterday afternoon with a tea at the Alpha Chi Omega house in honor of Mrs. Frank A. Lutz of Beloit. About 40 guests were present. Mrs. Masa Lynn, professeur de语文, poured the wine. Were buters Mrs. O. W. Nauman, Mrs. P. H. Klinkenberg, Mrs. Belle Wilmot, and Mrs. Nina Ogden.
Paul Sells and his band will play for the Beta Theta Pi spring party which will be held tomorrow evening at the Country club from 9 to 12 o'clock. Mrs. Margaret Perkins, Mrs. Nina Ogden, Mrs. Jane MacLean, and Mrs. L. C. Harris will chaperon.
Sigma Delta Chi, national journalism fraternity, held a meeting last night in the Journalism building. Three men were waged: Howard Turtle, 'cunel', Scheler Walquist, 'cunel', and James Patterson, c34. The next professional meeting will be held Thursday.
Mrs. N. K. Thompson, Mrs T. S. Stover, Mrs Edith Martin, and Mrs W. U. Lovitt will be chaperons at the annual spring formal to be given by Delta Upsilon at the chapter house from 9 to 12 o'clock.
Weekend guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house will be Lorraine Gregory, Beloit; Eleanor Haggett, Kansas City, Mo.; Mary Markham, Parsons; and Rilla Davis, Longton.
Acacia will entertain with its annual spring party at the chapter house to-morrow evening from 9 to 12 o'clock Louis Siebers and his band will play.
News From Home
Junction City.—(UP) - Gilbert Mass, a furniture store employee, has quit trying to be an automobile jack. When a front wheel fell off a delivery truck, Mass lifted the axle so an assistant could replace the wheel. But his foot slipped on a rock and the resultant jar threw his hip out of place.
Agenda, —(UIP) —Fifty-six descendants survived Mrs. Mary A. Boyd, who died here at the age of 87. Mrs. Boyd was the mother of 17 children. Six of
Emporia—(UP) - W. N. Smelser, local Republican, has returned from Washington after holding appointee posts in the labor and immigration departments under four presidents, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover and Roosevelt. His service under the last was only 18 days.
them survived her in addition to 28 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren.
Chemical Engineers Hear Werner A meeting of the Kansas Association of Chemical Engineers was held in the Chemistry building last night. Dean Henry Werner spoke upon the subject of "Food Analysis."
Jayhawks Flown
Wibur Willis Swingle, c'15, g'16, professor of zoology, has been named to succeed Dr. Edwin G. Conklin at Princeton University next year. Professor Swingle for some years has been head of the department of zoology at the University of Iowa. Dr. Conkla is one of the foremost zoologists in the country.
Miss Teresa Vaughn; a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Vaughn of Kansas City, Mo., who received a B. S. degree in the School of Education, '31, is at present connected with the Associated College of Nursing. Miss Vaughn was formerly doing social service work in Kansas City.
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