WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1933
PAGE THREE
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Well-- Such Stuff!
"Of course it's cold outside." But this is just the time of year when it's most fun to hike over to a Varsity Dance and meet the gang.
Yes-and his Hotel Eldridge Orchestra Is Playing for the
That's Right!
'Bugs' House
Hobnail Hop
Saturday Feb.11
9 o'clock to 12 o'clock
Sponsored by the ENGINEERING COUNCIL
The "Hop" Is a Party for
The "Hop" Is a Party for
--Engineers
--Geologists
--Medics
--Pharmics
--College Boys
-(Also "Laws")
SOCIETY
Serorities Give
Spring Rush Parties
The Valentine motif is being used by several sororities in decorating for spring semester rush parties which are being held this week.
Among the Valentine parties had night were the informal dimmers given by Alpha Xi Delta and Pi Beta Phi and the formal dinner of Alpha Chi Omega. Alpha Omicron Pi entertained a color scheme of pink and blue
Chi Omega and Alpha Omicron Phi will entertain rushees at formal Valentine dinners this evening, and Gamma Phi Beta and Alpha XI Delta will have informal dinners, the latter using black and white in decorating.
Miller-Alexander
Kappa Alpha Theta announces the engagement of Marion Millek of Topeka to Crescent Alexander of Bartlesville, OKla, both former students of the University. Mr. Alexander is affiliated with Phi Gamma Delta.
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M. Paul Rankin entertained with a bridge lioness and handkerchief shower Monday in observance of the anniversary of Mrs. R. A Schweigler.
Kappa Phi, Methodist church service, will entertain with a Valentine party Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edwin F. Price, 1299 Tennessee street. Josephine Leo, c/35, is in charge of the arrangements.
Guests at the Delta Zeta house Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wolf of Leaverworth, and Mr. and Frank Van Deventer, Kauai City, Ca.
Alpha Gamma Delta entertained Eugenia Chancellor, a funnel, and Bennie Jean Daniels, e'36, at luncheon yesterday.
The cabinet of the Y. W. C. A. will
neet at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at Henley
house.
Betty Shirk of McPherson was a dinner guest of Kappa Kappa Gamma last night.
Sigma Alpha Mu announces the pledging of Harry Koluva of Kansas City, Kan.
Delta Union entertained Joe Lovewell of Topeka as a dinner guest last night.
W. C. Emigh of Coffeyville is guest at the Acacia house this week.
Steve Houston of Chetopa is a guest at the Sigma Nu house this week.
Delta Chi announces the pledging of Lee Mitchel of Kansas City, Kan.
FOR RENT: Rooms and board for boys,
near Campus. Rates very reasonable.
Call 2814. 1241 Louss. — 103.
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FURNISHED 4-room: modern house.
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FOR RENT. To young men, teacher,
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front room in private home. Private
room in private home. Corner, 114.
Kentucky. Phone 2314M.
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BOYS' CLUB: Come where you can
all get you all can eat. Home cooked
meals; good variety; 21 meals for $5.
1122 Ohio St. - -102
Coe's Drug Stores
FOR RENT: Single and double rooms;
and apartment; for boys. Reasonable.
One block from campus. Call 1127W. 1247, Ohio. Mrs. H. Garrett.
GIRLS: Board and board, $23 monthly.
Board optional. Use of living room,
grand piano, radio. Every home private
phone. Each kitchenette. 140 - 190
phone 1763.
Tomorrow You'll Need a Notebook!
TO RENT: to graduate or mature woman; pleasant rooms on top of the Hill. At 1236 Oread. Phone 1351—1099.
1347 Mass.
FOR HENT: To married couple, pres-
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living with piano, radio, etc. Gauge.
Garage. Phone 107. 107 Phone.
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Make us an offer, 1338 Vermont, Haugh Club,
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ROOMS FOR BOYS: First class
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for your Big "Moment"
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WHERE THER she's a panther woman, a smart sophisticate, or a Mary Pickford, you'll find in our varied assortment of Valentines just the card to strike a responsive note in your favorite femme.
IN HOTEL ELDRIDGE
FOR BOYS: Double rooms, $10 and
$12; single, $8. Hot water at all
hours. 1347 Kt. -95
APARTMENT for Root: Available for second semester. Will accommodate three people nicely. Newly decorated, Rhode Island. Phone: 254-871-6341. Phone: 254-871-6341. -38
WANTED: Several hays to board.
Good food, family style, all you can eat, prices low. Make up your own club. Good location. 1042 Chicago. -101
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MEN: Good double rooms, $6, $1.50, $1.25 each person; half block from accommodation. Sleeping porch and parker accommodations. Phone 2092, 1222 Miss.
*OR RENT: Striately modern 4-room bungalow, close to University and business districts. Call 124 West 132f. v phone 1305M for admission. 08h
YOUR TIME is valuable. Have you watch put in perfect condition now. Jewelry store, $33 Mass. St.
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