WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2.1932
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Alpha Chi Omega Officers Installed
Alpha Chi Omega held installation of officers Monday. The following are the names of the officers, PUBLISH president; Martha Lawrence, PUBLISH president; Mary Hassig, c25,碰responding secretary; Maeri Flatley, c3调 treasurer; Jine Sharer, c3调,
Dorothy Messmore, c\urel, rush custn;
Katherine Stevens, f\uncl, assistant rush custn; Middred Troft, f\33, bastion; Ester Shilman, f\54, bastion; Frances Shead, c\uncl, chapin; and Al Froda Braun, c\uncl, editor.
Theta Epsilon, Baptist sorority,
elected the only officers last night
Thelma Boeve, ed33, president; Martha
Boyce, ed33, first vice president;
Nancy Coin, ed33, president; Ruth McCoin, c³, third
vice president; Olive Daughless, c³,
secretary; Ether Leigh, c³, treasurer;
Helen Fischer, c³, historian and cor-
dresser; Elizabeth Douglas, c³,
conductress and Elizabeth Stephenson,
c³, servant at arms.
Theta Epsilon Elects Officers
Sigma Kappa was in charge of the W.S.G.A. tea this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Central Administration building. The table was decorated in lavender and maroon, the sorority colors. Mrs. J. H. H., housemaid, poured.
Mrs. Paul Runkin will be the sponsor,
Margaret Lee Jackson, C#2; Helen Fulton,
Lawrence; Marian Murry,
cunc1; and Mrs. Annabel Badgers,
prs, were entertained at the social hour
by Barbara Schwartz, C#2; Elisa Wilber, C#2; and Ruth McCoo, a student here last semester, were in charge of the social hour.
The University Women's club will entertain with a tea tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Myers hall for the senior and graduate women on the Hill. Mrs. Fred Ellsworth is general chairman of the tea. Chairmen of other committees are Mrs. W Twcente, Mrs. F B Alba, Mrs. R C G Moore, and Mrs. Carroll Clark.
The K.U. Dames will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Ted Stimpson, 923 Indiana street, Mrs. Rabib Hinkel, Mrs. Calvin Heorning and Ms. Linda Howell on hostesses. The afternoon will be spent in phying bridge.
The Book club of A.A.U.W. will meet
it the home of Mrs. A. H. Turvey, 1501 Pennsylvania street, this evening. Miss Dorothy Winder, reference librarian, review Goldberg's, *George Golwhin*.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Omicron
P1 house last night were Bettie Hin-
shaw; c;44 Mary Cornelius, c;44 Jone
Marcus, c;38, and Margaret Bailey,
f;33.
Mrs. J. P. Jensen entertained with fish from Bonne Chasse in New York, and presented a cake on Monday, 1 o'clock at her home, 60 Lowman street, St. Adams in visiting her husband, Mr. Adams.
Sigma Chi announces the pledging of Leland Sparks of Kansas City.
Delta Tau Delta will entertain with an hour of dancing from 7 to 8 tomorrow night.
The Alpha Gamma Delta Mother's club met at the chapter house this afternoon at 2:20 o'clock.
Siema Delta Chi, journalism fraternity, met last night at 2:30 in the Union building.
Mrs. R. H. Scheble of Hutchinson was a diner guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house last night.
Bob White, c'35, was a dinner guest at the Delta Upsilon house last night.
Jason Harper, head of the athletic board at Notre Dame, was a dinner guest at the Phil Delta Theta house Monday night.
Frei High Score Rifle Man
Statistics of the third annual Kemppo gallery villa matches held last Friday and Saturday at which the Kansas team won third place, and the Georgia team won fifth places. All have been received by Lacquerette E. II. Cow coach of the teams.
Smiley Takes Second Place in K, U Team at Booneville Meet
In the individual matches for men, in the prime event, shooting against a foul player, Ben Franklin, Smiley, John and Jacob Fewl 2x8, each shot 18 out of a possible 100 to do the best he could.
Jr.c. with 97 tied for twenty-eighth place.
In the standing event, with 83 out of 100, Captain Smiley tie for eight place in a field of 83 competitors. Rearwin, with 82 tied for 10th place, Fletch, with 81 tied for seventh place, and McFedrick-Sherman, Soe, with 76 was in thirthe place.
Patineu Durrette, Jr FA, shooting 97 out of a possible 100 in the women's indoor game, proved to be a Longshore, JC, with 83, tied for ninth, Hariette Frizz, St. EI, with 53, tied for twelfth, and Peggy Perkins, Jr., with 84 was in fifteenth.
R. O. T. C. team won third place in the team matches, with a score of 2-1. The national champions are who are the national champions, won first place for the third consecutive year.
The Kansas men's score: Frei, 185;
Smiley, 180; Sherman, 179; Rearwin,
75. Total, 179.
Establishes Television Station
St. Louis, March 1—(UP)—St. Louis has a television broadcasting station; Amateur radio operators, interested in television, can tune on the on station, operated by Edward Goodherlet, Inc. commercial operator of station KWK He transmits his program on television from $30 to $90, or from $30 to $30 m. Concerning the 10 watt power of the station, local reception is reported good.
Want Ads
LOST: Elain glist watch watch in his room in Waston library. Please return to Jay M. Wanumaker, 1237 Oread Reward. —123
TWO students for part time work
About $3 a week to start. Phone Mr.
Boggs, 298, for appointment today
only. —123
LOST in Auditorium, Thursday, lady's
wrist watch bearing imitates "F.W."
Phone 2598. Reward. —123
WANTED: Student laundry. Reduced prices for second season. Socks included. All work guaranteed. Will call for and deliver. Phone 12313.
JOUNIAL-POST, delivered to you
each evening and Sunday morning.
18 cents per week. News, news and
News. "What Is Your Phone"
. 608 . 127
CLIDEND TOURIST home. A good place to send visiting parents or friends. Reliable reasonable. 10th and 12th floors. Phone 1652. Office or parking space. -147.
Donate to College
Emporia, March 1 - Members of the faculty of the College of Emporia have agreed to refund 10 per cent of their fees to the College for the next year.
New IMPROVED Lubrication SERVICE
Seven Different Special Lubricants for Your Ca
A—Water Pump; special water-proof grease.
B—Transmission and Differenti-
tional Special lubricants
according to ca. manufacturer'
specifications.
D—Wheel Bearings; special wheel bearing grease.
C—Universal Joints; special Universal Joint Grease.
Wheel bearing grade
E—Engine; proper grade motor oil.
F-Steering Gear; special pressure-resisting groove.
G—Chassis; special pressure lubricant.
In addition every point requiring lubrication is checked on against an authentic dumbbell gram of your particular car medal in ou Chak-Chak Encylopedia.
GAS — OIL — TIRES — TUBES
BATTERIES — BRAKE SERVICE
DRIVE IN TODAY
CARTER SERVICE
10th and Mass.
PHONE 1300
BETTER CARE AT NO EXTRA COST
Cleaning That Is Cleaning
That is the motto we have stood for in the past and we will do the same in the future.
OUR PRICES
Cash and Carry
Suits 50c
Coats 50c
Dresses 60c
Cash and Carry
Called for and Delivered
Suits 75c
Coats 75c
Dresses 85c
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT and Besides We Offer a Guarantee With Our Work.
CLEANED AND PRESSED
Now is the time to get your Spring Suits out — Give them a good cleaning and you will be ready for this new spring season.
Just Call 75
presenting
JIMMY JOY
on
and his famous
Friday, March 11
from TEN till TWO
BRUNSWICK RECORDING ORCHESTRA
for your pleasure at the
Union Building
Here is the All-School Party you have waited for all year. The most colorful social event on the school calendar
JUNIOR PROM
Dance and Be Merry
until the small hours of the morning with this great band of Southern syncopators against a background of delightful decorations, soft light, and color.
$2.00
Formal