TUESDAY, APRIL 25. 1933
UNIVERSITY, DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Call K. U.-25 Before 12:30 p.m.
Triangle Holds
Founders' Day Banquet
Triangle held its annual Founder's Day banquet and installation of the officers for next year, Sunday at the chapter house. The principal speaker at the banquet was R. O. Harder, 08, of Homewood, who was one of the charter members of Triangle. The following officers were installed: president, Edgar Gift, c'43; vice president, Kenneth Scherrer, e'35; corresponding secretary, John Herndon, e'34; secretary, Henry Benjes, e'35; sergeant-at-arms, Lester Wolgast, e'34; librarian, theodore Craig, e'35.
Guests at the banquet were Professor A. M. Ockerblad; Chet Kuhn, e'28; Leavenworth; Egenege Starr, Clay Center; Carl Williams, '32, Lawrence; M. E. Epry, '31, Ottawa; Neel Weber, '31, Osawatime; Ben Williamson, Troy; Charles Hipp, '31 Jack Averill, Henry Gould, '30 Louis Farber; Ted Lieberman; John Sehhausen, '30; Farril Young, '32 Charles Wurst; John Frei; and John Lomberg, '30 all of Kansas City, Mo.
Alpha Kappa Lambda Hold District Conclave
The annual district conclave of Alpha Kappa Lambda was held at the chapter house on Sunday, April 23. The meeting, which was organized by Day banquet at the Colonial tea room.
Out-of-town guests were: Edwin Sample, Howard Kindswater, Warren Lytle, Glenn Young, Rowland Elliott, Sylvester Keller, Roy Clir, Cristamine Keith, Leroy Quigley, Orlo Steele, Rowland Munsell, Don Christy, John Hamon, Professor Harry Stewart, and Mrs. Everly, all of Manhattan; Ralph Freeman, Clarence Francisco; Iceland Robertsen, David Stilwell, Ms. Margaret Topping, all of Kansas City; Mo. Robert Wilson, Oakdale; Daniel Roberts, Topeka; Howard Wingers, Jarbolo; and Professor Wesley Robbers, Fayetteville, Ark.
Elects Officers
Delta Zeta
Margaret Wolf, c'unel, was elected president of Delta Zema for the coming year at a meeting last night.
Entertain Mu Phi Epsilon
Other officers chosen were vice president, Jean Dunn, c34; secretary, Stella Cutlip, c36; treasurer, Margaret Beaumont, c34; historian, Loreen Miller, cunel; uncle captain, Jacqueline Van Deventer, c34; and sergeant-at-arms, Eleanor Flower, c35.
Morse-Baughn
Phi Mu Alpha, national musical fraternity, is entertaining the members of the Mu Phi Epilson, national musical sorority at dinner tonight at the chapter house. The guests will include Wilma Stoner, fa3; 14; Helen Russell, fa3; 14; Blanche Sams, fa3; 13; Leona Jensen, fa3; 14; Hilma Powell, fa3; 14; Genevieve Hargiss, fa3; 33; Ruth Miller, fa3; 13; Helen Bronson, fa3; 13; Helen Heaston, fa3; 13; Alice Gallup, fa3; 33; and Margaret Smith, fa3.
Alpha Omicron II pronounces the engagement of Juanita Morte, b'33; to Norman Baughn, 31. Mr. Baughn is affiliated with the Delta Chira fraternity.
The engagement was announced at a spread given by Mrs. Morse for the members of the local chapter last night. The coffee table at which Mrs. C. H. Landes presided was decorated with pink roses and pale pink tapers. Guests included Ruth Waters and Aileen Frazer.
Honor Helen Bronson
In honor of Helen Bronson, f'33, who presented her senior recital last night, Chi Omega entertained with a reception. Mrs. Edith Martin, Mary Sanders, c'34, and Miss Bronson were in the receiving line. Guests were Professor and Mrs. Carl Borshak and Dr. Marilyn Busch of Olathe; Mrs. Carl Busch of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. George O. Foster; and members of Mu Phi Epison.
Offices of Sigma Eta Chi who were installed at the meeting Sunday afternoon are Elizabeth HinsHAw, c34, president; Evangeline Clark, c35, vice-president; Della Newell, c34, recording secretary; Hazel Rice, c36, corresponding secretary; and Imogene High, c36, treasurer.
Installs Officers
Miss Elizabeth Meguiar of the home economics department will discuss "Dress and Personality" at the meeting of the Advanced Standing commission, to be held at 4:30 this afternoon, at Henley house.
Chi Delta Signa entertained with a smoker at the chapter house Sunday afternoon. W. Levon Kierster of Linwood, Leon Storms and Charles Woodbury, both of Kansas City, Mo., were guests.
Phi Beta Pi entertained the following guests Sunday at dinner: Dr. Monti Belot, and Miss Ruby Wallace of Kansas City, Mo.; Miss May Johnitz and Merrill Irwin, of Parsons; and William Ziguenbusch, Ellinwood.
The Inter-racial group of X. W. C. A. will meet at Henley house at 7 o'clock Thursday evening. Miss Mary Dillard will speak on "What the Negro Thinks." Wanda McKnight, c'unel, will play several piano solos.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Field, Mrs.
Franklin E. Murphy, George Murphy,
and Cordella Alice Murphy, all of Kansas City, Mo., will be dinner guests of Beta Theta Pi tonight.
josephine Edmonds, Darlene Chapman, and Charlotte Edmunds, of McLouth, and Catherine Springer, of Kansas City were weekend guests at the Alpha Xi Delta sorority.
Dinner guests at the Kappa Eta Kappa house last night were Professor and Mrs. F. E. Kester; Professor and Mrs. J. D. Stranatha; and Professor G. W. Smith.
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Louis Siebers and his band will play for the mid-week varsity which will be held tonight from 7 to 8 in the Memorial Union.
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Guests last night at the Alpha Omicron Pi house were Mrs. J. Morse, Wilm Tout, and Lois Carol of Kansas City, Mo; Dorothea Higgins, 22, and Francis Thompson, 31.
The K. U. Dames will hold their annual spring banquet tonight at 6:30 at the Manor, 1914 Massachusetts.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house tonight are Eleanor O'Donnell and Marion O'Donnell of Ellsworth.
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the pledging of Marjorie Gosper, c'35, of Lawrence.
Alpha Chi Omega announcethe pledging of Josephine English, c'Of, of Macksville.
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The Sunday Kansam contained an article announcing a meeting of the Graduate club erroneously. The next meeting of the Graduate club will occur Tuesday, May 9, at which time Elizabeth Dankel, assistant professor of English, assures director of the T sigma, will speak, Elliot Perner, chairman, said today.
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OST: Green Sheafier lifetime pen between Administration and Stadium, friday. Name on pen. L. Filkin, 1425 enn. Phone 555. — 157
LOST: Old Kappa key inscribed "Eva Mitchell". Finder please call Vivian
Andrews at 718. ---155
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Country Club Golf Course Now Open to the Public at Popular Prices
in Addition to Regular Memberships
A New Policy
Daily Green Fees
Week Days, 36 holes or less ___ 50c
Sundays and Holidays, 36 holes or less ... 75c
75c
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Beautiful Bent Greens
of ample size, which are watered so that a uniform growth of grass is maintained during the season. Hazards are based on the natural character of the ground and are ample for the most exacting golfer. The bills command a wonderful view of the river valley. If there is a breeze anywhere in the vicinity you will find it here.
Professional Golf Instructions
Howard Verney has been engaged as professional and will have charge of the golf activities.
Verney has been with the club five years and conducted a down-town in-door golf school the winter of 1931. He was club champion in 1931 and is a course record holder. He is recognized by the club as one of the best golfers in Lawrence and thoroughly competent to teach.
New Driving Tees
A driving and practice tee has been built south of the club house—practice balls rented—50 balls, 25c.
Howard Verney Professional
Individual instruction by appointment. Special rates for 10 lessons.
E. E. ALEXANDER, Manager