SUNDAY, APRIL 30.1933
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Hill Society Call K. U.-25 Before 12:30 p.m.
Sorority Has Banquet and Spring Party
Alpha Xi Delta held its Founder's day formal banquet last night, followed by the annual spring party, 'the theme of the banquet was "The Old Mastoir." Toasts were given by Mary Ryan Guy, Virginia Compton, 27, Milved Curry, 32, Margaret Woodbury, c. 33, and Katherine Hosford, c. 33, Gertrude Hurley, '17, was toastmistress. Decorations were in gold and double blue.
The Blue Rhythm Knights of Kansas City played for the dune held from
Among the guests were: Betty Swearingen, Grace Glavian, Justine Rodgers, Ruth Hamilton, Louise West-fall, Kansas City, Kan.; Marguerite Bidgeway, Gladys Courtner, Iola; Fern Chambers, Helen Camden Davis, Vir-
Beoulh Manning, White City; Helen Tran, Perry; Josephine Edmonds, McClouth; Maurine Bruner, Lecompont; Nola Stork, Topkeen; Ann Smith, Topkeen; Gertrude溜尾, Leveney; Helenine溜尾, Leveney; Helenine McNally, Tuba, Okla.; Erma Bishop, Buckner, and Helen and Esther Cornelius of Hoisington.
Bridge Tournament
pennia Compton, Genevieve Harriett,
Grace Green Leat, Mildred Curry,
Marguerite Lercher Walker, Aubra
Spalding. Abigail Mallace, Bertha
Smith Apple, Mary Ryan Guy, Kansas
City, Mo.
Bridge Tournament to Be Held Tomorrow
The Olympic bridge tournament which is to be held at Wiedemann' vill begin at 8 o'clock tomorrow eve.
Miss Midge Bullene is in charge of the arrangements and is being assisted by Mrs. F. H. Guild, Mrs. Will Pendleton, Mrs. O. W. Nauman and Miss Frances Rickards. Reservations may be made to Miss Bullene.
The most recent entries in the tournament are Ray Chiles, gr.; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Chubb, Mrs. A. T. Walker, Mrs. J. H. Kreamer, Miss Selma Gattieb, Miss Winona Venard, Parkum Wielcx, wicel; and the R. F. Pitcher, Whitfield, who is coming to play in the tournament with his son, Miss Venard was holder of one of the high scores in the tournament last year.
ning. Sixteen hands are to be played during the course of the evening, wiff local prizes for the high scorers of north, south, east, and west. The Kansas City Star release of the solution of the hands will be made Tuesday.
Mrs. R. B. Caker and Mrs. Robert Rankin will have charge of the kz fresh.
Church Sororities to Entertain Mothers
The combined church sororities will
entertain with a Mother's day meal and buffet supper to be held Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock in Myers hall. With the mothers of the members of the family, E. H. Lindley, Miss Agnes Husband, and M. P. F. Walker will be guests.
Each group is responsible for reservations of its members and each will present a part of the program. The executive committee is made up of the presidents of the organizations with Ethel Ford, c'36, as chairman. Evangeline Clark, c'35, is chairman of the foods committee.
Delta Phi Delta Elects Officers
Officers for the coming year, elected at the meeting of Delta Phi Delt, art fraternity, Thursday evening, are president, Frances Hamlin, fa'34; vice president, Kathryn Patton, fa'35; secretary, Edith Borden, fa'34; treasurer, Eric Gates, fa'34; minister, Beny Swartz, fa'unal; and Pallete editor Robert Kratschmer, fa'35.
Miss Patton was chosen to represent Alpha chapter at the national conference.
mer. The local chapter is to have charge of the twenty-fifth annual luncheon at the convention.
Alpha Delta Pl
Alpha Delta Pi
Gives Spring Party
Mike Child's orchestra of St. Louis played for the Alpha Delta Pi spring party last night. The house was decorated with palmets. The chaperones in attendance were Mrs. Harris, Mrs. W. U lovitt, Mrs. Zada M. Heister and Mrs Nell Butcher.
Out-of-town guests were Nona Leen of Kansas City, Mo.; Charlotte Diver, Chanute; Jean Coghill, Iola; Mildred E. McKinney; John Tindal of Columbia, Mo.
Sigma Eta Chi Has
Sigma Eta Chi Has Founder's Day aBnquet
The annual Founder's day banquet of Sigma Eta Chi, Congregational church sorority, was held Friday evening at the parish house.
Elizabeth Hinshew, c34, was toast-mistress. Following the theme of the Sigma Eti Chi flower basket, the toasts were dressed in floral patterns. "Forget - me - not." Ellen Hagard
homas, 30; "Fern," Evangeline Clark,
35. Spring flowers were used for decorations.
Dr. Huff Is Speaker
The Rev. Homer Huff, pastor of the Immanuel Baptist church of Kansas
Kan., Kan., was the main speaker at
City.
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The horoscope department, being two jumps behind a ham sandwich and only one ahead of the sheetit, has voted a complete and permanent deflation itself (similar to bankruptcy, but more vicious). The department wishes to thank those who tired heroically to keep it aloft with generous contributions of spoiled groceries in recognition of services rendered—may the stars be with you all!
THIS HANDY CALENDAR CONTAINS VALUABLE INFORMATION—HANG IT IN YOUR ROOM.
WHAT DO YOU WANT?
On this page is the name and phone number of a merchant who can supply your needs at a fair price
You have an extremely powerful mind, but it usually doesn't work when you need it most.
The need time you run out of gas on late date sends a message by mental telepathy if we not there in just a few seconds get to a phone and call 1142 and we'll arrive in just a few more seconds.
Bullene-Skinner Motor Company 623 Mass.
Bridge townman's Wiedemann's Park.
Kansas State medical society owns sessions. German Table at Variety. Botany club at meets. University service commission schedule.
You have a high-compressible air low compression purge. Establish a balance between the two, or you never will shake lose from hard times.
Hi-test gas Regulator white ... 14c Saturday Special I Gallon Gas Free with each 5 purchased. Economy Service Station 356 Mass.
Music week begins with concerted vocal by Phil Alphas, Audithonee, am and Wesleyan Church choir and Wesleyan Church chorus in final of concert course.
Girl whose birthday is today will enter a very private beauty contest the second day after arriving home. Monday prevents us from going further, but be ready.
Permanent Waves at $4 and $6.50 with an unrestricted combination. Combination Offer:
Shampoo and finger wave, 75c. Shampoo and finger wave, 75c. Shampoo and finger wave, 81.5. Stadium Barber and Beauty Shop 210 Mass. Stadium Barber and Beauty Shop 210 Mass.
You have an extremely durable mind, but it usually doesn't work when you need it most.
Men born on this date understand Einstein's scientific and the motive forces of cosmic turbs, but small things will always be incomprehensible.
Take a shirt collar, for instance—where is it? It's too high, too low or too far to one side-unless we put what the French call "nimese" on its浸润.
Independent Laundry 740 Vermont Phone 293
Intravenous needle mount. Kansas State medical society owns sessions. German Table at Variety. Botany club at meets. University service commission schedule.
Pay what you once tipped on, if you have to walk in, but you can't argue with a star.
Don't start out on a hot, dusty road with thin soils when we repair your shoes so quickly and inexpensively. Dying and shining.
Oyler's Shoe Shop 1236 Ohio Phone 1966
Music Work-Free and family celebration of 190th birthday anniversary of Bradbury Lawн university concert in concert. MA.M. Landon principal speaker.
Mild district thrusts those born on this date. They will lack about having enough energy to get through fights.
During those long sessions of crimming order, lunch, we'll kind of sandwich or drink. When you're driving down town, hook up curb service.
RICKERD-STOWITTS DRUG CO. (Across 9th from Weaver's) Phone 238.
Stadium Barber and Beauty Shop 210 Mass.
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College faculty meet.
In a short time you will have a conspicuous providing that you were in two places at 7:20 Wednesday evening.
Call 12 when you are in need of rapid transportation.
Hunsinger Taxi Phones 12 and 897
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School of Business day.
K. U.S. Brad Spring Concert.
K. U.S. Brad Spring Concert.
Open meeting in Praiser hall 19:30 a.m.
Something you have, don't need in the summer in handy next winter. Take care of it. (is that a deep one!)
Fur Storage Protect your furts against inferior cleaning, which often proves so costly.
C. Byrd Fur Co. Manufacturers of fine coats 1214 Mass.
Music Work-One and Many Glew clubs premise of Silson's cavern. Kansas Economic Council, preliminary meeting.
When whose birthday is today are not made of common clay. You've learned so much (and do you know it!)—Read more of a certain poet.
We don't know where to find good verse. To frye your mind from tarnish. But we won't take long to set you right About good paints and varnish.
Lawrence Paint and Wallpaper Co. 121 West 9th — Phone 1443
Have It Framed We are offering special prices on all picture framing on small photo stands to fraternity group pictures.
Keeler's Book Store 393 Mass.
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Institution of officers of Marian Student Council.
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MAY 1933