WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1953
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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SOCIETY
Kappa Alpha Theta Elects Office:s
Kappa Alpha Theta held its annual election of officers last Monday night. Among those elected were president, Katherine Marion, c34; vice-president, Constance Hitchock, crench corre-
ses; and secretary of the finance fa35; and record secretary, Maxine Wilhelm, c35. Loberta Brubent c34,
was re-elected treasurer.
Installation of officers will be the first week in April.
Mrs. Russell Entertains Wives of K. U. Engineers
Mrs. F. A. Russell entertained the Wives of K. U. Engineers Monday at her home. Mrs. F. L. Brown, Mrs. J. Riley, Mrs. S. Brown, Mrs. Ralph Baker were assisting hostesses. Mrs. Lawrance and Mrs. George Hoon won the bridge prizes for high and low scores. The St. Patrick idea was carried out in the refreshments
Quivira Club Meets
Mrs. J. E. Hoopes entertained the Quivira club yesterday afternoon at her home. Mrs. Albert Sobel gave us a private reading of the Miracles and Mostyry Plavs."
The hostess helps her daughter Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes, assistant professor of English, served luncheon J. N. Gordon was a guest of the host.
Marriage Announced
An announcement has been received of the marriage of Helen McMorran to James Adams of Macksville, Mrs Adams was affiliated with the Alpha Delta Fraternity. A member of a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity of the University of Kansas.
Table decorations carrying out the St. Patrick scheme were used at the dinner and bridge party given by Mr. and Mrs. Vernier F. Smith last night at their home. Mr. Smith is assistant professor of architecture in the University.
At an election of officers held last night by Sigma Alpha Mu the following were elected: president, Lee Glass, Kansas City; Mo., exchequer, Myer Williams; Chicago, Brick, Brick, Wichta; and assistant exchequer, Harry Levine, Lymn, Mass.
Y. W. C. A. held its annual election of officers today. Fessner Ballard, c34, as elected president; Muriel Wilkerson, president; and Betco Cs, c26, secretary.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnine association will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Paul Dinsmoor, 1023 Missouri street.
Mrs. C. Gabriel and Mary Gabriel, of Garden City, and Maxine Kennedy of Kansas City, are visiting the Alpha Delta Pi house.
The K. U. Dames will entertain their husbands with a buffet supper and bridge party Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the River Row, 616 West Seventh street.
Mrs. J. C. Ranney and Elizabeth Ranney of Arkansas City were dinner guests of Sigma Chi last night.
Doris Westfall, a former student, was a guest at the Sigma Kappa house Sunday. Miss Westfall is now attending Iowa university.
The Microscope club will hold a meeting this evening at the home of Mrs E. D. Kinney, 1600 Tennessee.
The Mercredi club will meet tonight with Mrs. J. J. Wheeler, 1024 Alabama street.
KFKU
Wednesday, March 8
6 p.m. Interpretations of International Affairs, Tufts University, Squibb.
6:15 p.m. Musical Program arranged by Miss Alice Merle Assistant, Grant Speaker.
Thursday, March 9
Thursday, March 9
2:30 p.m. Elementary German Lesson,
Prof. E. F. Engle.
2:45 p.m. Preparation for College,
George O. Foster, registrar.
2:45 p.m. Preparation for College,
George O. Foster, registrar.
6 p.m. Athletic interview, conducted
by Prof. E. R. Elbel.
WINFIELD COLLEGES TO HEAR ADDRESSES BY C. J. LINDBERG
C. F. Lindberg, a graduate student in the School of Education, will address the Men's club at Winfield, Friendswood, composed of faculty members of Southwestern College and St. John's College, both located in Winfield. The subject of the address will be "Education Toward a Clear 'Bewabs' to" a
On Saturday, March 11, Mr. Lindberg will address a convoction of the student body and faculty of St. Janna's Catholic School in the citation of the Individual to Society."
FOR FEDERAL COURTS
Greek General Is in Hiling
Athens, March 8—(UPC)-Charged with high trussion for his attempt to es-
sault the Gurkha, general Nice Nic-
Plastrus was charged for a plastrus for his arrest was issued to a re-ward of 100,000 drachma was offered.
Architect's drawing of the new federal courthouse in New York city which will be built on Foley square at a cost of $500,000. Its tower will be 21 stories high and main structure will have three courtrooms the southern district of New York, with 15 court rooms, 12 for each and three for criminal cases.
Jobless Man Hangs Himself Wichita, M. 38—U (G)-W. G. Wichita, 61, committed suicide here to help by hanging himself from a bridge. He wished the victim's airlift Lack of a job was believed to be the motive for killing himself.
Thursday SPECIALS
Committee Reports Gradual Decrease Each Year in Assemblies
University Body Adopts Convocation Schedule
Chicken and Dumplings 18c
Chocolate Sundae Pie 08c
In addition to many other good foods
The University Senate, at its meeting yesterday afternoon, adopted a schedule for all-University conventions. Conferences are held in September of each year, am honors convention in the spring, and not more than three other conventions each seat the
The convocations committee reported that in 1920 the University senate had authorized weekly convocations on Wednesday, that until 1925 convocations averaged three or four a month. In 1926, they limited convocations to two a month.
In support of its recommendation the Senate advisory committee transmitted to the Senate a report from the convocations committee showing a gradual decrease in the number of such convocations.
Starting in 1926, the convocations committee adopted a policy of using half its available funds for all *Al-Ul-霖* programs, and for afternoon lectures, some of which attracted as many as 330 persons. Budget limitations, the committee said, caused serious convocations the past two years, and the lecture course, in part, had
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met the need for noted outside speakers. The committee commented on the interest aimed by the two series of lectures by Paul Dender, German exhiliterant lecturer here last year in length with efforts of the Carnegie Foundation.
Chancellor Lindley, who presided at the Senate meeting, asked members of the Senate to bring to his attention, or that of the men's student adviser, instances of students who through modesty were not making known their need for financial assistance at this time.
/ The Chancellor also reported briefly on the progress of legislative matters affecting the University.
HODDER PRESENTS LIBRARY
WITH OLD MANUSCRIPT COPY
I am pulling for K. U. since I was a K. U. student a few years ago myself. My daughter graduates from Lawrence High School this year and will be in K. U. next year. So, if I am elected mayor of Lawrence, I will give K. U. all the assistance I can.
Russell's Style Shop 927 Mass. St.
VOTE FOR A FORMER K.U.Student W.S.RUSSELL for MAYOR
I was also a student at William Jewell College four years. I employ K. U. students.
With it are two other facsimiles; one,
Christopher Columbus had copies made of all grants to him and the papal bishops in order to guard against, loss or destruction. A copy of these is in the National Library *in Paris* and from it, in 1893, fascimiles were made by the publishers, Stevens and Brown. The book "Christopher Columbus, His Own Adventure" is on display in the show-ease on the second floor of Watson library.
published by the City of Genoa, contains prints and documents bearing on the birthplace of Christopher Columbus, proving that he was born in Genoa, and the author is a recent catalogue which was being made by Ferdinand, son of Christopher Columbus. At his death, Ferdinand's great library consisted of 15,370 volumes. The copies have been placed there by Professor F. H. Hodder, head of the history department.
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