SUNDAY, MARCH 5. 1933
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Hill Society Call K. U.-25 Before 12:50 p.m.
House Mothers
To Meet for Election
The meeting of the House Mothers' association will be held tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock at the Pi Beta Phi house. The annual election of officers will take place on Tuesday, February 4.
Mrs. Jace Maclean, Pi Beta Phi, Mrs.
Jacob Maclean, Pi Beta Phi, Mrs.
Bryan Macy, Mary Allen, Chia Delta Signa,
Mrs. J. N. Gilbert, Sigma Kappa; Mrs.
J. W. Gilbert, Sigma Kappa; Mrs.
Kreemer, Phil Delta Theta; Mrs. Nina
Ogden, Kappa Alpha Theta; Mrs. Fran-
kson, Phil Delta Theta; Mrs. Nina
Franklyn White, Phil Delta Phi.
Lawrence Art Club Elects Officers
The Lawrence Art Club met Friday
at the University of Tennessee's Thaye
museum. Ms. Margaret Marsh compared
the lives and works of Musa
Kabir, a graduate student, who
spoke on the subject of Goya and The
Renaissance.
An election of officers was held and following a vote, Mrs. Patty Wasson, Miss Fiona Snow, president; Mrs Margaret Sharp, vice-president; Mrs Pta Beara, secretary; and Mrs C.
Kappa Alpha Theta Initiates Pledges
Kappa Alpha Theta held initiation services yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock the following morning at cume1 the funeral cume2 the funeral cume3 Jane Warner, cume4 Jean Beckner, cume5 Catherine Harley, gdr; Dorothy Barker, gdr; Emily Je Swaney, fa; Helen Tyler, cume6 Constance Hitchcock, cume7 Emil Lord, lord; Carolyn Horner,
A formal initiation banquet was held last night.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Installs Chapter Here
An announcement has been made by Mrs. Valma Karkarek, regional director of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, that she will be in charge now being organized in Lawnware
Epsilon Sigma Alpha, which is a national honor society, to adultery education. **Has also the character that characterize other sororites. There are now 400 chapters of the sorority it has held.**
Theta Tau Initiation
Theta Tau will hold initiation services at 10 o'clock this morning for the following: Paul Borel, c:4; Charles Spahr, c:4; E. L. Hardemann, c:35; Mason Wooden, c:49; Wooden Wooden, c:48; uncel; Marin Heter, c:34; Howard Oliphant, c:33
Weekend guests at the Kappa Alba
thomson is Betty Bee, Bartleville,
Okaloosa. He is Richard Scott.
City: Louis Flora Calabou, Fort Scott;
Kansas City: William H. Browne,
Kansas City, Kansas; Marion Mil-
ley; Topkea; and Martin Fisher of Drake
University.
Phi Chi Delta, Presbyterian society for women will hold a rush tea tees day aftermon at 5:30 o'clock in West afternoon to be in charge in of Lois Lawson, c^23.
Weekend guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house are Frances Bates, 30, of Kansas City. Mo., Wanda Marie Harp-Clark, of Westchester, Glooch Fort Scott, former students.
Gamma Phi Beta will hold their annual banquet Sunday morning at the Merrimack Country Club will be present are Anna Marie Sellers, Independent; Lorraine Gregory, Bergen; and David Scales.
The American Association of University Women invites its members and guests to the presentation of the memoir of Mrs. P. F. OBrien, 92 Lous-Valle, in honor of Mr. Sullivan's "Our Time will be Mark Sullivan." The Our Time will be presented on Thursday, May 13.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Phi Epilison house Friday night were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knapchmercke. Mr. and Mrs. Knapchmercke, a member of the Keller, and Zynt Wwant all of Topeka.
Miss. Farran B. MacAdamu, the state senator, called a meeting in Colorado to call a meeting Tuesday at Topkea. The meeting is to meet by a luncheon at the Jawahir Hotel
Mrs. Ernest Sewell, Mrs. C. L. Kimbail, Mrs. Harry Mitchell and Miss Floy Dunkin of Independence were here Friday night. Mrs. Gina Delta屋 house Friday night.
Dinner guests at the Chi Deli Sigma house today will be Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Johnson, Betty Hattwick, c:35; C. W. Smith, Shelshaw, c:36; C. Lowell Cornwell, c:37.
Mrs. Robert Monroe, nee Helen Brown, of Lyons is a guest of her parents, Professor and Mrs. Frank L. Brown, 1618 Vermont.
Dinner guests at the Acacia house Friday night were S. B. Heilbron of Osage City, Charles Neal and Warden Carratt, Garrett and Harald Walters of Lincoln.
Botty Brown, fa'38, entertained as a dinner guest at the Alpha Onicron Pi House Friday night her sister, Robert Monroe of Lyons.
Pfu Gamma Delta fraternity was host Friday night after the basketball game to Governor Landon and his party.
Ray Ryan, Delbert Barker, and Walter Williams of Kansas City, Kan., are weekend guests at the Delta Tau Delta house.
Dinner guests at the Pai Chi house Friday night were Dr. Byron Ashley, and Dr. R. W. Emerson of Topka.
Clifford Board and John Walls of Bartlesville, Okla., are weekend guests at the Rita Theta Pi house.
The Alumna club of Kappa Alpha Theta will meet at the home of Mrs. A. T. Walker, 1645 Louisiana, Monday evening.
Kappa Kappa Gamma is entertaining as a weekend guest Valarie Lynden of Arichon.
Helen Burrs of Topoka was a dinner guest at the Phi Beta Pi house Friday night.
Gladys Bradley, c'31, of Yates Center was a guest Friday night at the Alpha Omicron Pi house.
Bernice Rodenbeck of Kansas City will be a dinner guest at the Theta Tau house today.
Dr. Ralph Melton of Karsas City, Mo., is a weekend guest of Phi Chi.
Mo, is a seventh born
Aiage Sage, 29, of Alma in a peacock of
Missouri, 14th of Kentucky.
Theta Tau announces the pleading
of Robert Rickless of Bendina.
Want Ads
Twenty-five five words or less. I list
the names of the people in the larger ads
providing WANT AIDS ARE ACCOUN-
TED COMPANIED BY CASH.
LOST: A Gamma Phi Beta pin with name "Julia Markham" on the back.
Call 288. —117
LOST "Introduction to Principles of Accounting" by Finey, in room 213 Ad., Friday. Bob Raynond. Phone 1490W. — 117.
LAUNDRY: One shirt laundered free with each bundle. Shirts, 10c; vests, 4c; shorts, 4c; everything needed. Call 28W7, or bring to 1012 Alabama St.
FOR SALE: Five acres at edge of city.
五公里 walk to Ad. Difference in taxes will build house. A bargain.
L. F. Holt, 1345 Penn. — 117.
LOST. Pair of full-view glasses in soft leather case with snap fastener. Robert Hyman, phone 2523 or 756.
LOST: Lady's black Swan pen with
three gold bands. Valued as keep sake. Reward. Finder call 2807W. -11
LOST: Diamond ring in practice room
233. Ad. Wednesday, between 2:25
and 4:15. Finder please return to Winni-
gua Office Please contact Reward.
Phone 1817.
MEALS: Student rate $3 per week, also
meal tickets 10% discount, Lunches,
35c; dinner, 35c; Sunday dinner, 35c. Ye
Tavern. 140n. Tenn.
HAVE YOUR application photographs made at Moore Studio. 719 Mass. (upstairs-exclusive). Phone 964. -125
TRUNK KEYS, door keys, car keys.
Good locker padlocks, night latches.
door closers repaired. Treworgy and Rutter. 623 Vermont St. Phone 319.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass.
Fresh Strawberry Sundae,
15c
one of the
spring specials
at the
It is not too soon to look around for your Easter suit.
We make them as low as $17.50
Others $20.00 us
Union Fountain
Let Us Help You ECONOMIZE
Suiting You Is My Business
Sub-Basement, Memorial Union
Schulz the Tailor 917 Mass.
Would You Wear Raggedy Elbows?
Then Why Wear Run-over Heels? — Get a shine.
Electric Shoe Shop
Keep That Sunday Dinner Date Here
SUNDAY DINNER
Noon or Evening
30c
with
Drink and Dessert
The place to stop for a refreshing fountain drink or appetizing sandwich is our beautiful new Walnut Room.
When Down Town--with Lowell Sherman
Wiedemann's
Established 1868
835 Mass. Phone 182
Served Daily
LUNCHEON
11:30 a.m. to 2 p. m.
Also 5:30 till 7 p. m.
Saturday and Sunday
VARSITY
Mat and Eve 15c
BLUE MILL 1009 Mass.
AT LAST!
The Beauty Bar Exposed!
"FALSE FACES"
with
Lorraine
NOW! ENDS
TUESDAY
Added
Van Dine Mystery
Magic Carpet
Late News
Sarts Wednesday
The Biggest Thrill in
A Hundred Years!
'Crime of the Century'
WHY PAY MORE?
"Crime of the Century"
with
Jean Heresholt
with
Jean Heresholt
The Dominant Theater
NOW!
Always Dependable Prices Mat 26c to 7. After 7, 25c.
BETTER COME EARLY
ARE YOU THIRSTY for laughs?
Then see what Buster and 'Schnozzle' have brewed for your delight!
in the national question set to laughter
with
Rosco Ates, Phyllis Barry,
John Miljan
Added Attraction!
A Delicious Tunnel Gigle Show With Salt Music and Loud Loud Loud!
Gale Sisters - Also Novelty
3 Gale Sisters - Also Novelty
Cartoon - Late News
It's the Sentiment That Counts in GREETING CARDS
You'll find the ones you want at
THE BOOK NOOK
1021 Mass. St.
Rental Library
Recent Record Releases
Mahogany Hall Stomp High Society
Mahogany Hall Stomp
High Society Louis Armstrong
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blue
Hustin' and Bustin' for Baby ___ Louis Armstrong
I'm Young and Healthy
You're Getting to Be a Habit With Me ___ Waring's Penn.
Night and Day
Medley of Cole Porter Hits Paul Whiteman
Paul Whiteman
A White House of Our Own Farewell to Arms
Congratulations Phog Allen and your Big Six basketball champions
At the Baby Parade The Old Kitchen Kettle Ted Weems
Rankin's Drug Store
Initial Showing of Spring Suits
"Handy for Students"
With a Newness and Smartness You Will Like
Like.
They combine the prestige of our religiously maintained standards with styling and fabric fernetty heretofore unexcelled at such a price. Single and double breasted, worsted, tweeds, and cheviots in glen plaids, all over designs, stripes and checks in tans, browns, blues and grays.
others $16.50 to $35.00
Bostonian Shoes
$5.00
You Can't Miss This Bargain
Dobbs Hats
$5.00
11th & Mass Phone 678
1 Box Coty's Face Powder. regular value, $1.00
Both for 89c
CO-EDS!
1 Bottle Coty's Perfume, regular value. 75c
THE GREATER DICKINSON
TODAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
The Greatest Factor Ever to Grow One Season
WILL SALL,
ROGERS EILERS
ROGERS
NORMAN
FOSTER
LOUISE DRESSER
JANET GAYNOR
FRANK CRAVEN
LEW
AYRES
in a story as new to tomorrow's newspaper. A fun fest from the first scene to the finish, . . . punctuated with human appeal
. . . with all of filmdom's important stars . . . you owe yourself a treat to--the Mismomers "TAU SIGMA RECITAL"
IORY
Producers dmand this slight price change.
Until 6:00
10 - 25c
After 6:00
10 - 40c
Shows Continuous. Box of office opens at 1:00 p.m.
PUTTING
PAVLOVA
TO SHAME
What?
The Annual
TAU SIGMA RECITAL
When?
MARCH 8 at 8:20
Where?
In the AUDITORIUM
(Hoping that for one time it will not be necessary to hang out the S.R.O. sign.)
Convention necessitates
If you knew what the reporter knows, you would agree that a real honest-to-goodness name would be "A Mid-Spring Night's
"A Mid-Spring Night's Dream"
You are missing one of the
best things of the year if you pass it up.
Phone Now for your Tickets
50c
at Green Hall, 174