FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1932
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
K. U. Dames Give Radio Program at Banquet
A radio broadcast was the theme of the program at the annual banquet of the National Association of Women's Night. Christie Linville was the announcer over station KDC. The following program was presented: "Keys to Healing" (Mrs. Ralph Hainn); "National Vespers," Mrs. C. W. Heming; "Sisters of the College," Mrs. Linda Ferguson; and "Fred Beard;" Mrs. Dreaming Lady.; Mrs. Forest Noll; "Day Dreaming." Mrs. Nelson Out, "Abraham Knights," Mrs. Hermann Fisher; "Emma Jett Medick," Mrs. Fisher; "Jennifer Medick," Mrs. Allderman, Mrs. Frank Lane, Mrs. Hallderman, Mrs. James Medick; "Some Memories, Dames elm."
The tables were decorated in blue and gold, the colors of the club, and the club flower, the yellow couquil.
Out of town guests were Mrs. George Lusbrook, Bonner Springs; Mrs. Nelson Outt, Mrs. George Stannard, and Mrs. Albert Callahm, all of Kansas
Letters were read from Mrs. Thomas Stratten, Osage City; Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Urbana, Il.; and Mrs. U. G. Church, Urbana, Ill., the founder of the founder at KU.
Plan Hawaiian Decorations For Spring Party
The decoration scheme for the Alpha Gamma Delta spring formal tonight will be Hawaiian Arie Simmonds and his orchestra will play for the party.
The chaperones will be Dean Agnes Husband, Mrs. Eva Oakes, Mrs. J. N Gilbert, and Mrs. Mrea Huttig.
Out of town guests at the party will be Gertrude Courrier, Storring; R莉 Borderre, Kansas City, Mo.; and Mildred London, Kansas City, Ks. The alumni from the University of Kansas City, Kan.; Mary Stoneback, Topeka and Mary Milgore, Kansas City, Mo.
Kappa Alpha Theta To Entertain at Party
Kappa Alpha Theta will entertain Saturday night with their spring party. Arlie Simmonds and his orchestra will play.
Swarthout Choir Sings Before Presbyterian Meeting
Mrs. L. C. Harris, Mrs. Ralph Bald,
and Mrs. Edith Miller will be the chaperones.
Dean D. M. Swartbout's choir entertained at the Topkap Presbyterian Society of Kansas meeting held night at the First Presbyterian church. The session this evening will be devoted to a celebration of Young People's league. Mrs. Anna Olinger, 1221 Oread street, is secretary of the young people's work.
University Club To Hold Dance
The University club will hold a dance at the clubhouse tomorrow evening. Members of the committee, Members of the committee in charge of Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Parkins, and Mrs. and Mrs. C. Parkins will
Pledge Four Men
To Tau Nu Tau
Members of Tau Nu Tau are selected from the advanced engineering unit of the R.O.T.C.
Tau Nu Tau, national honorary milti-
ary engineering fraternity, announces the
following awards:
Howell Compton, ed; 34; Paul A. Borel,
ed; 34; Walter W. Lane, ed; 34; John E.
Lemke, ed.
Watkins Hall
Watkins hall will be entertained with
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a pajama party by kitchen number
dvenom night at 11 o'clock
Entertainment will consist of games
and dancing.
Entertain Miercoles Club
65
It is the custom of each kitchen to love one party a year for the house. In addition, both Taschez and cumei; Maurius Unrhynch and cumei; Joumeli; Jones, jumeli; Jones, moulie; Lake, jumeli.
There in a jiffy
The Microcles club was entertained
desterday afternoon by Mrs. F. T.
Scheffler and Mrs. J. W. Kraemer were
three tables of cards, Mrs. Otto
Fischer, Mrs. D. J. Tivyielde, Mrs. J.
G. Blocker, Mrs. M. E. Underbillh and
Mrs. L. W. Meehan were invited to
substitute for absent members
25c Jayhawk Taxi
The Women's Rifle club met last eight to discuss plans for the annual lub picnic. The meeting was held in owler shops at 7:15.
Dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma
guest yesterday evening were Garden
Sir Richard G. Manning, and
Metzger, c$4; and Mrs. and Mr.
Gould, a Cooley Moist. Cooley is a senior in the
Guild.
A small dinner was given last night yr. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hucker in bacon pie and wine with oysters were Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Holmstoe and Professor and Mrs. H. B.
Delta Sigma Pi announces the pledging of Clyde W. Hint, c34, of Larned
Ruby Greene, of Mankato, who was a student at the University last year, is a weekend guest at Corin hall.
Mrs. J, Challion, Miss Kathleen Challion, Mrs. C, Campbell, Goff Thompson, and Jack Thompson all of Kansas City, Mn., were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werner, 113 Ashland informal dinner Wednesday evening
Dinner guests at the Alpha Delia Pi
house last night were Professor and
Mrs. Seha Eldridge, Professor and
Mrs. F. E. Merrill.
Stella Cutlip, c. 35, and Sterling Cutlip, c. 24, are entertaining as their week-end guest, their sister, Irene Cutlip, of Kansas City, Mo.
Dinner guests at the Delta Zeta beta last night were Helen Brandt, Mary Catheryn M., 355, Marilyn J. Josephs, G. Brandt, dean of the college and Wade Verderi.
Jane Harpert, of Wiebita Falls, Texas
is a weekend guest at the Kappa Alpha
Theta house.
Miss Rose Morgan, associate professor of English, was a dinner guest at Corbin hall last night.
Fred Lapham Miller, 30, has been chosen from a field of 105 applications to fill the position of superintendent of schools at Bellevue, Kansas.
OHIO STATE INVESTIGATES
OFFICE BUILDING EXPLOSION
Two objectives were aimed in the inquiry, the cause and an estimate of the effect. The commission followed the two paths of commission followed the two paths of
Columbus, Ohio, April 15—(UP) —State agencies led by Coverman George White plunged today into a double-bedded investigation of the explosion at two floors of Ohio's gleaming $5,000-000 office building into a chaos of broken marble and twisted steel. Seven workmen were injured fairly and severely when the explosion hurled huge bronze deers from their hanging, sprayed glass for many yards, and brought down a shower of marble
Ferry E. Hake, Cincinnati, the architect, was asked to construct shoring to prevent further collapse of the interior.
Raises Scholastic Average
Evanston, Ill., April 15—Scholastic increases in the Northwestern University's computer science professor showed a substantial increase over last year's marks, according to the university.
Northwestern School of Liberal Arts Shews Gains in Student Ratings
Women in the school averaged 3.78 as compared with the $7.90 in males in 1974 and 1975, respectively. 3.873. Fraternity women averaged slightly higher than 4 while the fraternity men averaged 3.823.
Every class raised its average above the last semester lost year averages. The highest average was maintained by the senior class whose average was 4.533. The average is on the basis of a = 8, as in 4, I = 5, A = 6 and A as 7.
The average for the entire student body of the Liberal Arts college was 3.533.
WASHBURN MUSICAL SOCIETY HEADS SCHOLASTIC RATING
Topkick, April 15—(Special) -Schelson rankings released by the registrar's office at Washburn College last week. The school is one of the musical sclerosis, in first place with an overage of 3322. The group, however, is not listed with the social media platforms.
Kappa Alpha Theta, with an average of 2.6117 or a percentage of approximately 89 ranked first among social sorriors. Pi Phi Ranked in first three among the fraternities with 2.170 and 2.152. The all-school average was .240.
Spring's Smartest Suit fashion in a special selling at less than regular price . . . Two and Three Piece Models.
Tailored Styles . . . Flattering Fur Cuffs . . In all the New Blue Tones . . Also Black and Beige.
Baker to About Ozark Westway
Bateman, Kaini, Amani 153—UP) -When he was the president of Wyckey College, Carthage, Mo., next June, the former school will be closed. Bakers at Wyckey will attend the Kansas conference but for most of Missouri. Economic conditions made it difficult to keep the school on temporary. Baker will attempt to perpetuate the school's tradition by adoption of a new logo and colors.
Special Selling of Spring Suits $1175
Ozark alumni and caring for the records of the college, but will assume no obligation for indebtedness or liabilities
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An Explanation
The facts are that Bert Lenton is still at the Believeer and his orchestra in proving popular. The advertisement should have been run as it appears elsewhere.
Here's the explanation. The hotel's advertising agency in ordering last night's advertisement said to "seep the advertisment run March 15th." The advertisement was in plum form, so the Kaiser ran it without reading it carefully.
The Hotel Believete advertisement in the night's Kanan答复 received rapt attention. The inn's own inquiries have come to the Kangan today as to why the month-end ad-venture
The Kansan is sorry this mistake occurred but is glad to note how many people called attention to it today.
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BERT
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KANSAS CITY'S BEAUTIFUL NEW TERRACE CAFE
featuring
Bert Lown . . . AND HIS
Orchestra
As presented for three triumphant seasons at the "Cascades," stops the Baltimore in New York City—the featured band of the Columbia Broadcasting System—the band which has made more Victor records than any other—came direct from the Baltimore to open the Hotel Bellerville's NEW TERRACE CAFE.
Dinner patrons are invited to remain for lunch, and cover charge—except Saturday. No cover charge at all. Please visit Hotel Bel Air宾馆.
Bert Lowen's famous band will play daily and Sunday in the Terrace Cate at Lunchtime, dinner and dinner. The following schedule of prices is effective in the Terrace Cate.
LUNCHEON Daily, 85c.
No Cover Charge.
DINNER and Dancing $1.50*
No Cover Charge.
Full Course.
SUPPER DANCE
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Cover Change after 9-30 P.M. only.
Nightly and Sunday 5-10.
Saturday 5-10. lancers include latex
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Note: Better Dress on Saturday Ever.
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