TUE$DAY, MAY 10. 1920
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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East-West Revue Draws Big Crowd and Loud Applause
Negro Quartet Helps Make Show Successful With Popular Melodies and Spirituals
CALLAHAN IS 'A RIOT
By Elliott Penner. gr.
East met West and vice versa, with additions of North and South, last night in a riot chiefly dominated by George Callahan when the Compagnon club presented its annual revue, a show that was better attended and drew more applause than any theatrical production presented on the Hill this year.
Handled in the manner of a sauveteau show under the direction of a master of ceremonies, the various acts ranged all the way from South Sea Scouts into acrobats, and from Negro quartet into acrobats, and from Negro quartet to a Piu Jiu demonstration Undoubtedly much of the success of the performance should go to George Calhoun who took the part of master of ceremonies, and with John Shively, directed it.
Conedians Make Laughs
The three conedians, Callahan, Tom Page, and Ben Tegarade, tilded as Jugo-Shiva, but appearing as everything from effet English wit to acrobats, to the pace of the show and enriched the whole performance with clowning and clever slapstick.
Mason's harmonizers, a neo-grand
tertial consisting of Byron Jones, Roselie
Mansfield, Herman Jones, and Fridente
Townsend received the most applauses
of any act, being resolved twice after
he had entered the stage and had returned
to the front of the stage.
Hawaiian Jayhawks on Program Second in popular appeal were the Hawaiian Jayhawks, Paul Kane and Fred Nen. Playing selections from their radio programs, using steel guttars and teleselers, they displayed a skillful, professional intent and were recalled for encores.
Another Strong Man
Another popular set at which the audience bowed with glee was that of Abraham Asis, Pastor Ehaves, and Nareb Abelio, appearing as Filipina ladies, with Asis doing the announcements. Wheeha Tacoma lower register, his singers were only exceeded by the laughter of every member of the audience.
Another Strong Man
One of the most interesting men was that presented by Lloyd Grigley, American strongman owl of Kusaki-bashi Rakuki, a strong man who kanehsi in his previous East-West revues. While his body has not the development of Rau's get, he clearly demonstrated that acquaintance of complete muscular control is a fear not confined to the eastern races.
Grisby appeared again in a jiu jitsu set with Suburo Sugimana, in which it was demonstrated that even a strong man can fall. When George Callahan tried to imitate it with the aid of Ben Tegarden and was slung on his neck, it was also demonstrated that he could fall.
Other acts included Dorothy Frederick in a clever East Indian dance a popular American musicist; Kevin Davis as a Spanish reviver, migrappers, Mikaela Schmidt as a singer and Mario Frederick, and Marie Nedew; and his regular international humor act.
Alpha Kappa Psi, professional commerce fraternity, announces the pledging of Jerry Handley, b33, of Springfield, Mo.
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Hill Society
Sigma Xi, Honorary Science Fraternity to Initiate
Sigma Xi, honorary science fraternity, will have initiation services to marrow at 6 p.m., at the Eldridge hotel. An initiation banquet will be at 6:30.
The following persons will be initiated: Floyd Ederly, Harley Glen Underwood, Harriet Geer, Daniel Johnson, Frank Hoeke, Reynold Rotham, Robert Stratham, Philip贝拉, Paul Cohen, Myron. Masehoven, Aiden Weber.
Theodore Perkins, James Bremnan,
Jonathan Nottingham, Harold Peterson,
Sister Anthony Murphy, Minnie Stam-
per, Jonathan Lloyd, Stephen Schwartz,
Alenzo Landis, Leslie Smith, Jacob Doell,
all graduate students; Dallas Hanna,
**wc**, will be invited into an art
exhibition; Richard Curran, **e32**, and William Herring, **e33**, will be given association memberships.
Kappa Kappa Gamma held election of officers for the coming year last night. The new officers are Laurel Alen, c34; president; Janet Siblebler, c1ncl; recording secretary; Ani Lamel Naseleubro, c34; register; Eugenia Davis, c34; marshal; Elizabeth Aimworth, c3; house manager; Valerie Lyndon, c33; hospitality chairman; Jantur Hard, c34; rush explain.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Elects
Burdicks to Be Honor Guests
dick will leave during the summer for a trip around the world. During the trip Dr. Burdick will study the legal systems in the various foreign countries. He will return to the University in September, 1932.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Barwick will be special guests at a tea given in compliment to them by Dean and Mrs. Robert M. Davies on Sunday from 5:30 to 5:30 p.m. Invitations have been issued to 125 persons. Dr. and Mrs. Bur-
Sifers Heads Phi Delta Theta
Curence Sifers, c33, was elected president of Philta Delta Theta for the coming year at a meeting last night. The other officers elected are John Sleeper, c33, warden; Henry White, c33, chaplain; Maurice Rice, c43, treasurer; Norris Grace, c43, Richard Weaver, c43, house Jude; Lee Judy, c33, assistant house manager Oliver Clainfin, c34, reporter; John Shepherd, c34, secretary.
Alumnae Have Picnic
The Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae association of Lawrence held a picnic supper at 5.39 yesterday, at the home of Mori Hariti Haskell McDonald at the University.
Out of town guests were Mrs. Wilfred Churchill C oven of Denver; Wihk Jack Merriam, Mrs. Clyde Miler, Mrs. Wallace Payne, and Mrs. W. J Bowen, Topeka; and Mrs. Waldo Bowman, of Douglastown, LL.
Saturday Night Club Has Dinner
The Saturday Night club had its annual swing dinner for the ladies Saturday night at the Country club. Professor Charles S. Skilton and Dean George Shaad were in the room. The program was arranged by Genevieve Gawrie, fa 33 cellist; Helen Stockwell, fa 32, violinist; Leiden Le Mar, fa 32, pianist.
The Y.W.C.A. cabinet held its regular weekly meeting at 436 this afternoon at Henley house. Plans for next year were presented and discussed by
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Mr. Paul C. Hutton, whose marriage last winter has just been announced, was the guest of honor at a bridge tea given Saturday by Mrs. W. W. Hutton. A pink and white color shirt was used in the ceremony. Prizes were given to Silly Arnett and Suzanne Dowell. Before her marriage Mrs. Hutton was Josephine Jacquain, c. 33.
Chi Delta Sigma held installation services last night for officers for the coming semester. The following members took office: William H. Gasaway, c34; president: Clyde Thoroman, c35; secretary: Walter Baster, c34; treasurer: Eugen Niswonger, c34, historian
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K.U. Dames to Have Tea
Dinner guests at the Dell Upsilon house last night were Buford Kellog, c.25, and Marion Eeverey, c.35.
Owen Walsh, 29, of Manhattan, and Robert Monnett, 38, of Kansas City, Mo., were weekend guests at the Chi Delta Sigma house.
The advisory board of the W CWA, held its regular meeting last night at Honey house. Formal reports of the year's work were read.
Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Elliot of Lawrence are dinner guests at the Alpha Kappa Pai house tonight.
Thep Tau, professional engineer in fraternity, announces the pledging of Paul Borel, c'34, of Kansas City, Mo.
Alpha Xi Delia anguinese the pliding of Ellen Crowley, c35, of Butler Mo.
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