FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1922
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Kappa Alpha Theta to Initiate Twenty-Three Tomorrow
Kappa Alpha Theta will hold initiation services tomorrow at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. for the following:
Marian Miller, c'encl; Elizabeth Joo
*c'incl; Mary Lous Bagby, 63; Nadina Beatie, c'encl; Katherine Gleismer
*c'34; Charlene Rouse, c'encl; Jeanne Luther, c'encl; Camilla Luther, dc¹;
dc¹; Maxine Luther, c¹; Mary Anne Haines, c'encl; Charlotte Banges
*c'encl; Mary Louise Cramer, c'encl; Elizabeth Cramer, c'encl
Betty Schwartz, fa35; Loula Coulah, b'umel; Dorothy Foster, c'umel; Nicholson, fa'umel; Margaret Mounn, c3; Margaret Sherwood, c3; Marjorie Shader, fa'umel; Mary Hartley, fauml; Lori Ridgway, c3; and Catherine Clifton, c3.
A banquet honoring the new initiates will be held at 7 o'clock, Virginii Evans, fa;32; Florence Campbell, c;33 and Mr. L. E Sisson will give toasts.
Alpha Kappa Psi Has Annual Pig Roast
Alpha Kappa Pai held its annual hail-mart at the chapter house last night. Dr. Duncan Spencer, of the University, was the principal speaker. He spoke on "From One Busy Day."
The decorations were in keeping with St. Patrick's day. Guests at the roast were town alumni and the business school faculty.
To Have St. Patrick's Party
Pi Lambda Theta Honors Dengler
Pi Lambala Theta, education sorority entertained with a tea this afternoon from 4:30 to 5:30 in room 116, Fraser hall, honorring Dr. Paul Donger. The teacher would be Rick's idea. Miss Alice Winston, assistant professor of English, poured.
Westminster foundation will entertain with a St. Patrick's party tonight at 8 at Westminster hall. The refreshments and Irish favors will carry out in the school green and white Devon Jones, c34, in charge of the party.
Christian Church to Have Party
Fireside Forum to Entertain
The student council of the Fir
Christian church will hold its regular
monthly party at the church tonight at
8. Glen Wakley, e32; in the plains for the evening include playing games in singing old songs.
Wesley Foundation to Have Party
The Fireside forum of the Congre-
gational church will hold a party for
the students of the University at the
Eastern Shore College in Elizabeth
Binhalow, c34, is in charge.
A party for members and friends on the Wesley foundation will be held at 8 tonight at the First Methodist church The party is under the direction of Kenneth Ewing, b'33, and Margare Billey, b'35.
The regular meeting of the New comers club was held yesterday after moon at the home of Miss Margaret Lyman read one of her own stories. The business meeting which followed was directed of Mrs. W. J Boumgerart.
A regular wavy dance will be held at the Union building tomorrow night from 9 to 12. Barney Scocfield and his orchestra will furnish the music.
Dinner guests at the Pi Kappa Alma house last night were Bob Hickoch, cE3; Burton Kingstown, 1934; Jake Sullivan, 1935; cE3; John McFarland, a student here last year; George Witers, fa3; Howe, 1936; Robby Boughton, bG4; Bob Whitman, cE3; and Bob Whitenier, cE3.
Dinner guests at the Chi Onge house last night were Katherine Getar, Arkansas City; James Aher, c34.
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Hair Set and Finger Wave
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William Pratone, *e*; umel; James Power, *e*; umel; Frederick K. *e*; umel; Ralph Mepher, *c*; 321; William Bowen, *c*; umel; Frederick K. *e*; umel; Robert Gilmour, *c*; 333; Milo Durrett, *c*; 523; Wilbur, *c*; 333; Richard, *c*; 523; William, *c*; 333; Charles Young, *c*; 344; George Brandau and Alfred de Chapau-auprigue, German writer, *c*; 344; Michael Brier of Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Margaret Lynn, professor of English, will entertain with a dinner his evening at her home, 1224 Mississippi street.
SNYDER
Beauty School
Phone 893 817/3 Mass
Guests at the Alpha Tau Omega
House last night at dinner were Dorothy
Mossmore, c'unel; Dorothy Alton,
c'34; Emeline Phillips, c'35; Jamie
Taylor, c'36; Michael Moyles, c'
hil; c'unel; Patricia Johnston, c'
34;ud Mrs. Dwain Dow, c'32.
Dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house last night were Mary Lowe, Seburwitz, c.35; Margaret Sherwood, Wendy Dodge, Dodge, c46 and John Amon, c35.
Dinner guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta house last night were Francis E Merrill, instructor of sociology; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Underwood, associate professor of piano; E. P. Engl, professor of Linnell Peterson, de uncle.
Debters from Pittsburgh will spend the weekend at the Pi Kappa Alpha house. They are William Rowe, coach, and Michael J. Hutchinson, John Schaffer.
Weekend guests at the Aceae house are Dave Polkingham and Forest Chapman, Poison; Ralph Belt, Ossaukee and Jack Berenson, Kansas City.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Chi house last night were Dr. Paul Dengler, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nichols, ex- secretary in the chancellor office.
Galvin Evans, 28, and Guy Ramsey,
University of Washington, will be
driver guests at the Alpha Kappa Lambda
house tonight.
Dinner guests at Corbin hall last night were KClark Fleming, 134; Guy Baker, 134; Alert Martin, e 33; Don Perkins, e 34; and John Perkins.
R. C. White and Kenneth Derman of Kansas City were dinner guests at the Phi Delta Theta house last night.
Alba Delta Pi entertained as dinner guest last night, Faire Poorn, fa32; Mary Lou Becker, fa35; and La Verne Wright, c'uncel.
Helen Field, a former student at the University, is a guest at the Alpha Chi Omega house.
F. F E Kester will entertain with dinner and bridge tonight at 7 o'clock at her home.
Phil Cook, 132, was a dinner guest at the Chi Delta Sigma house last night.
Professor C. D. Clark and Professor Sera Eldridge of the sociology department, will leave for Dallas, Texas, next Monday to attend a regional meeting.
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717 Mass.
Priest Ad $129.95 $19.95
Debtors To Meet Texas Monday
The last home debate, which will be
with Texas, will be held Monday,
March 21. in Fraser hall at 8:15 p.m.
of Northport Civic Trust is compased
of Donald Huff, 173, and Burton
Kingbury, 173.
LOST: White gold Chi Omega pin at Wednesday night varsity Call 731. -139
Reward.
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LOST: Delta Sigma Lambda fraternity pin somewhere between, between John W. Bryan, 'Reward', phone 9175, or leave at Kansas business office -137
LOST: Lady's Bulova wrist wrist
name "Ruby Cube" engraved on
back as a gift -_librarian
watch 1087 or call at 314
11th street . . . . .
GLIDEN TOURIST home. A good place to send visitations or parents. Hates reasonable. 10th and New York. Phone 1603. Office or parking space. — 147.
FORCED sale of furniture belonging to Whitcomb estate. Must give possession of house, beds, cots, sideboard, dining table, china closet, book cases, small tables, desk, settee, etc. To be furnished by the owner, March 19, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1701 Mississippi. L. N. Finit. — 137
WANTED: Girl to care for children for room. Prefer one with afternoon free. 2016 New Hampshire, Call 2880J. — 137.
RADIOS for pent or sale. Agents for Philco, Majestic, and Atwater Kent. Hanna Radio. Phone 302. 904. Mass
GOSPEL meetings; Conducted by James White of Bateseland, S. D. Indian evangelist under auspices of the U.S.A. Indianus of U.S.A. Services each night, except Wednesday at Hallway hall, 107 N. Church Street or religious affiliations. —136
FLOWERS
Fresh each day—
—from our green houses which are the largest in Eastern Kansas.
WARD'S "Flowers of Distinction"
Phone 621 931 Mass.
Hose for school, $1.00
You Simply Can't get along without
a Sweater or a Sweater Suit This Spring
We have them in all the popular colors, and popular prices.
La Mode Shoppe 917 Mass.
SWEATER SUITS
$3.88, $3.95, $5.95,
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SWEATERS
$1.95 and up
Sizes,14-20
TAXI
25c
Phone 987
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Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday-
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Prices—Mat. 10-15c; Eve 10-25c
The Retail Merchants of Lawrence announce their annual
Spring Opening
and window unveiling
tonight at 7:30
--- Featuring --the newest in spring showings the latest in style creations
with these added features:
A Program by the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Entertainment by a Clown Band Automobile Show and Display
In Conjunction With
for 1932
The following merchants invite students especially to come down town tonight, enjoy the fun, and see the windows;
Ward's Flower Shop
Electric Shoe Shop
Book Nook
Fritz-Stuhl Drugs Co.
Nosey Cafe
Deluxe Cafe
Snyder Beauty School
Ackerman Millinery Shop
R. H. Roberts, Jeweler
Virginia May Shop
Gamble Store
Gutsonfall
Theatre Theatre
Varsity Theatre
LaMode Shoppe
Schulz the Tailor
Situtes
Hillcrest Cafe
Taxi
Sullivan Shoe Store
Carter Service
Patee Theatre
Anderson Auto Supply Co.
Roy Lawrence Meat Mkt.
Giffin Taxi
Abe Wolfson
Byd Fur Co.
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and his popular K. U. Orchestra and Radio Artists
playing from
9:00 till
12:00
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