FRIDAY, JANUARY 13. 1933
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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We're Proud... To Present The Soph Hop
We're Happy
To Bring
Mel Snyder
and his
CHICAGO GOLD COAST
Orchestra
ENGAGEMENTS PLAYED:
K Kot Club - London
Kuala Lumpur
Catering Art Center
Drake Hotel - Chicago
Broadmoor Hotel - Colorado Springs
Mercantile District
Hotel Gibbon - Cincinnati
Hotel Sheraton - New York City
Alamac Hotel - New York City
The Closet - Philadelphia
Algonquin - Philadelphia
Millennium Place - City
Million Dollar Pier - Cincinnati City
Antoine Hotel - Atlanta
Antoine Hotel - Darden Park
Signal Mountain Hotel - Chattanooga
Acardia Ballroom - Detroit
MASTER OF CREMATURES ATMOSPHERE
MASTER OF CEREMONIES at:
Hollywood Theatre—Detroit
Roosevelt Theatre—Detroit
4 — Hour Party — 4
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Memorial Ballroom
MEL SNYDER
The band featured over
W, C, N
W, M, A, O
W, J, G
W, I, G
W, L, G
W, E, J
W, H, A, I
W, F, B, M
W, F, B, C
W, I, B
W, C, A, U
W, C, A, U
E, D, D
K. U.'s LUCKY DAY
SOCIETY
Games will be featured, to the music of Leland Randles and his band, at the All-University church party to be given tomorrow night from 8 until 11 o'clock in the Memorial Union building, with music added to the refreshment committee.
All University Church Party to Be Tomorrow
The chaperones will be the Rev. and Mrs. Seth Slaughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Price, the Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Foley, the Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Mann, the Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Azman, the Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Puis, the Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Cunningham, the Rev. C. W. Thomas, Dr. Broush-Burush, Dr. E. Ireland, and the Rev Richard M. Steiner
Among the invited guests are Dean Agnes Husbuck, Dunn and Mrs. Henry Werner, Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McInnis, Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons and Mrs. S. B. Braden. All University students are invited to attend.
Elects Officers
Ebethy Mulevych, c'ep., was elected president of Pi Beta Pi for the next semester at its meeting this week. Other members included Benny Kowalczyk, c'ep.; vice president; Betty Nutzman, c'34, recording secretary; Josephine Marshall, h'cul, corresponding secretary; Sarah Burghens, c'34, treasure chairman; Waggenseiler, f'34, social chairman.
Presents Program
The members of the Presbyterian Guild were guests at a tea at the Alpa Omieron Pi house Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. C. H. Landeas as the hostess. The following students applaud the presentation. Heaven Haun, gallup, 33; Heaven Helen, fa3; Katherine Ann Nicholas, c36; and Jeanne Martin, c'ucul.
To Have Party
Chi Delta Sigma will entertain with an informal party tomorrow from 9 until 12 p.m. at the I.O.F. hall. Louis Kuhns and his band will play for dancing. The chaperones will be Mrs. Mary Allen, Professor and Mrs. Raymond Wheeler, and Professor and Mrs. F. O. Russell.
To Give Musical Tea
The Faculty Women's club will give a musical tea Sunday at 4 p.m. in Miss Ruth Carruth's studio in Central Administration building. Chancellor and Mrs. Carruth will serve the deans of the various schools and their wives have been invited as guests.
Will Have Party
Sigma Phi Epikon will give a formal party tomorrow night from 9 until 12 o'clock at the chapter house. Paul Sells and his band will play. The chaperones will be Mrs. P., T. I. Klinkenberg, Mrs. Zeda M. White, and Mrs. Franklin A. White.
The following were dinner guests at the Pi. Kappa Alpha house last night: Rex Christie, eunc! James Sawell; Chris Worthington; Fred Clarenbach, Columbia, Mo; and Victor Bradley and S. J. Schultz, daters from the University of Missouri.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Alpha Episonite晚上 last night were Dean and Mrs. H. E. Hollom; Professor and ed.33; E. H. Holland; Lavern Wright, ed.33; Camilla Luther, ed.33; Dorotho Demore, c33; and Cety Betty Watermelun, c36.
Alpha Chi Omega dinner guests has night were Octavia Vaccia, c'uncil; Kathleen Eustis, fa'36; Carolyn Glass e'36; Eva Mace Mertz, c'35; Dorothy Ann Walker, c'uncil; and Kathleen Teenager, c'36.
Acacia entertained the guests at dinner last night: Flavia Haw, c96; Maragae McNown, fa35; Imogene Maragae McNown, fc35; c23; and ElizabethHBhaw, c34.
The following were guests at the Sigma Nu house last night for dinner: David Newcomer III; Paul J. Parker, head of the Newcomer all, of Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Fred Elsworth was hostess to members of the Friday auction club this afternoon at her home, 2124 New Hampshire street.
Miller, Milla Forrester and Mrs. Roy Cross, both of Kansas City, Mo., were luncheon guests of Mrs. Eli Lewis yesterday at Corbin hall.
Dinner guests at the Alpha XI Doln house last night were J. L. White, Kansas City, Mo, and Clea Snead, Independence.
Josephine Everhart, of La Junta Colo., is a guest this week at the Alpha Xi Dla house.
Nu Sigma NU entrausted these dinner guests last night: Dr. and Mrs Parks Woodard, and Dr. Emilion Lucas
Henry Price, c'36, and Alexander Peebles, c'unel, were dinner guests at the Chi Delta Sigma house last night.
Theodore Tobin, '30, of Kansas City,
Mo., visited friends in Lawrence yesterday.
Prophecies Snow for Inaugural
President Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt had better take his heaviest overreach not merely with him when he goes to Washington to assume the oath of office, but also with his son, Warren E. Roosevelt, the eastern, who predicts a cold and bitter day, with possible snow. Mr. Roosevelt, who is not connected with the United States weather bureau, is shown above
Dr. J. B. Carter of Elkworth was a dinner guest last night at the Phi Beta Pii house.
Margaret Riley of Kansas City, Mo. was a guest of Kappa Kappa Gamam at dinner last night.
raul Andreson, c25, was a dinner guest at the Sigma Chi house last night
Ann Kell, c35, was a dinner guest at the Chi Omega house last night.
Triangle announces the pledging of David Thorne, e'34, of Roswell, N.M.
El Atenco, Spanish club, held an open meeting yesterday afternoon in room 113 of the Administration building. Professor W. W. Davis of the history department spoke on the "History of Chile." The meeting was attended not only by members of the club, but also persons interested in it.
El Atenco Hears Davis
Send the Kansas home.
NEW POLISH ENVOY
Stanislas Parek is the new union
under of Poland to the United States.
He succeeds Tylus Plitowicz.
Practice for Tau Sigma Recital Starts Tomorrow
Participants and Rehearsal Periods Announced
Today
"Shining Moon"-T. T, 430 p.m. Ruth Pyle, Lily Peterson, Frances Funk, Betty Jones, Laure Cooke, Virginia Sterling.
Rehearsal periods have been arranged for members of Tau Sigma, honorary dancing security, and others who are taking part in the舞动 recital to be presented March 1. Beginning to tomorrow morning the participants are expected to report during the following periods:
"Ballet Technique"—may set time—Barbara Jane Harrison, Muriel Smith, Alice Smith, Dorothy Breedston, Marie Pearce (use different leaders).
"Vienna Woods"—M. W. F. 4:30 m—lauce Cooke, Virginia Sterling. Mildred Anderson, Murail Smith, Sarah Givens, Catherine Marsh, Winifred Wright, Lillian Peterson, Winifred Still-well.
"Geometric Creature," T., T. 7, 30 p. m.
—Janet Lovett, Dorothy Bridleman,
Joe Jaeine Luther, Helen Shilker,
Warmer, Elizabeth Day, Holen
Holtter, Tyler
"Wine, Women, and Song"-Saturday, 11 a. m.-Lavern Wright, Frances Funk, Ruth Marle, Piano Fegan, Winifred Wright.
Vaughn Wins Texas Degree
Ernest Vaughn, B.S. in Business, 1932, recently was granted the C.P.A degree by the state of Texas. Mr.Vaughn is the sixth graduate of the School of Business to be awarded this degree. Mr.Vaughn is at present employed by Eckdall-McCarty of Emporia.
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FOR RENT for the second semester:
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GIRLS: Attractive rate on room, with board. Also kitchenette. Use of living room, radio, and grand piano. Board music. Phone 1763. 1408-888. Rita Ringo.
FOR RENT: Room with private bath to girls. 1135 West Campus Road.-88
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5:10 a.m. till 7 p.m.
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Handy for Students
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