SATURDAY; SEPTEMBER 17. 1932
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Activities for Women Begin Tomorrow
Opening events for all women students at the University start sunday with open house by the W.Y.C.A. at Henley屋, 1238 Oread street. Marguerite Murray and the Campus Society committee has charge of the event.
Lucius Weis, social chairman of the Y.W.C.A., will be in charge of an informal tea at Henley house, from 3 p.m. till 5:30 Monday.
Rushing activities for sororities are well under way. The following are the various rush captains and women in charge of rush parties:
Alpha Omicron Pi. Lucile Brooks
Saturday, Egypt tea, Elsa Maurer
Mamatter Butterfly dinner, Olae Markham!
Rag-doll party, Middy Brown; Sunday,
Jacqueline Rose dinner, Jannita
Morse.
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Janet Hurt Saturday, ten. Elizabeth Ainworth dinner; Dorothy Bell after dinner Mary Austin; Sunday, dinner; Anna Lake Nesslede; after dinner; Delta Dee Dodge.
Gamma Phi Beta: Dorothy Lee Bert
Saturday, Garden party, Leo
Lathrop and Thelma Batha; Black and
White dinner, Dorothy Moy Green
and Virginia Ethet; Sunday, Crescent
dinner, Milford Schmitt and Miss Leo
Alma KI Delta, Dorothy Stewart,
Saturday, ten. In Singapore, Florence
Dill, Down the Stairway Trum dinner,
Friday. At The Heart of a Rose dinner, Ann Smith.
Alpha Chi Omega Dorothy Moore-
morance, Saturday, House 102,
Midtown Trott; Dinner Diamond, Britta Laird-
son, Sunday, English, Bath ALB, Brookeck
Alpha Dolla Fi Maldyben Bridges,
Saturday, Japonese, Hijab Deman,
and Altn Summan; Diamond dimen-
tion, Violet, Violet, Maldey,
Bridges.
Alma Gomma Dollar, Famesa Ham
hn. Saturday, Rose Poe, Dorothy
zuicker; Pirate dimmy, Margaret J
man; Aladeladim, Aladeladim, diner;
Grizzle.
Third Place: The Wonderful
Saturday, Chancey Jan, Velvet Marlon
Monte Carlo dinner, Letrasa funeral
Sunday, White, Sharon Funeral
Sunday, White; Tuesday, February; Thursday,
Mary Elizabeth Brady.
Pti Beta Phi: Betty Nurnman, Saturday, tea, Sarah Burgess dinner, Jamaica Price; Sunday dinner, Elizabeth Ranney.
Kappa Alpha Theta; Marion Miller,
Saturday, tea, Lodge 406;
Mary Lillard; Sunday, Mary 597;
Brabant.
Sigma Kappa, Holendur's Fizz, Sat-
urday, Arabian tea, Geno McKeen; Pae
isian enabret, Frances Jordan; Sunday Sweetheart dinner, Ruth Beaty.
Delta Zeta: Elke Penfield, Saturday; Pojanna茶, Margaret Bengselen; cabaret dinner, Rosa Lee Conrad; Sunday dinner, Pearl Herman.
Chloe Omega; Virginia Lapham. Sat-
rials; teen, cardinal and straw, more-
flikin; dinner; dimer Blaemmert,
unday, dinner, Lanna Louise Wheeler.
Orchestras, Glee Clubs,
Band, Announce Tryouts
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bring a song which she knows for try-out. Former members are to make known at once their intention of being members this year.
Trupsis for announcing over radio station KPKU will be hold Saturday, Sept. 24, from 9 to 10:30 a.m., in the Dauphin County library and laboratory. Any freshman and sophomores, and juniors or seniors with one or more years to go and some broadcasting experience are eligible. This position offers part-time employment
Professors Allen Caffton and E. C. Bucher of the department of speech and dramatic art with others from the studio will be the judges. Announcement will be made later regarding try-outs for the Men's golf club.
Freshmen Face Week of Intense Activity
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Sent mixer will be held in the Kansai Union.
Attendance at freshman week events will be more strictly enforced than in past years. The following organizations will co-operate in persuading freshmen to attend these meetings which are arranged for their benefits. RA is the Student Union, Woman's Self Government Association, and the Karen.
Life. Wren said yesterday that freshmen will want to attend these meetings, as they have been made especially interesting and beneficial to new students. Freshmen are used to attend these meetings for their own benefit as well. In addition, freshmen will sequelize information which will help them in registering and enrolling, and will become more quickly attached to life at the University.
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