FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1932
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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SOCIETY
Sigma Kappa to Have Initiation Services
Sigma Kappa will hold initiation services tonight for the following women: *Virginia Westfall*, c. '18; *Doris Westfall*, c. '18; *Alene Troyen*, c. '18, and *Louis Weitz*, c. '18, all of *Bee B2*; *Toskaya Muxine English*, c. '23; *Muxine English*, c. '23; *Kaufman*, gr. 'Springfield, Mo.; Marcgarten Befeld, c. '32; Waveline; Thekla Hearty, c. '30; Joseph; and *Rhett Bery*, c. '35; Lakin.
Immediately following the services the initiates will be honored with a formal banquet at the chapter house. Guests will Miss Ruth Lichten, Intern, and Dr. Katherine Lawrence; and Hazel Anderson, librarian in the School of Engineering.
Alpha Kappa Lambda to Initiate
Triangle Fraternity to Initiate
Triangle fraternity will hold initiation services Sunday for the following men: Kenneth G. Kern, c33; Henry H. Kennedy, J. Burchh, J. Cherey, c33; and Arnold Ferdinand, Jr. City, Mo; Moir, Protect, c33; Hillside, and Fred Lingel, c34. New York.
Alpha Tau Omega Has Dinner Dance
Phi Kappa Psi Initiates
Kipappa Pki paired initiation last night for Edward Carpenter Eller, c137. El Dacio; John Berklebble, c34. St John; Stanley B. Hostem, c34. St John; Robert Thompson, c35. Waterville; and Robert Lamar, c36. Kansas City, Mo.
Alpha KappaLambda will hold initiation services tomorrow for the following classes in apalem: Myron Messinger; gc, Lawrence; Roger Brown, e23, Cobleskill, R. Zahlin Johnson, c1unel, Burlington. Robert Meyer, gc, Carlsbad as city; Eileen Lewdon, e23, George Lecrase, c23, and Robert Dunham (w), Tereil and Carl Wild, e23, Lawrence.
The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity will entertain in its annual George Washington formal dinner dance tonight at the Omega club. The chaperones will be Mrs. Franklin A. White, Mrs. J. H. Kreman, and Mrs. Zuda M. Heiley, bousemother.
The decorations for the party will be carried out in red and white, with guests wearing a George Washington traditions. Arlie Simmonds will furnish music for dancing. Out of town guests will include William Young, and Herman M. Laugworthy Jr., Kansas City, Mo.; Ebenezer and Harold Eisen, Kansas City, Kan.
Pledges of Delta Tan Dent entertain the activities with an hour of dancing from 7 to 8 last evening. Guests were Elizabeth Ramsey, M4; 34th Milady Mcwillow, cmscf; Elizabeth Cramer, cmsf; Frances Corn, ccmf; Pengy Burke, cmsf; Barbara Latham, cmsf; Barbara Jane Harrison, ccmf; Marie Wagee, cfmil.
Florence Painge, c32; Ruth Adams, c34; Janet Scheble, c34; Mary Llard, c34; Eumel, Robert Brabant, c34; Joseph Hellings, c33; Sue Stewart, c34; Maxine Van Pebb, Fimley; Charlene Van Pebb, Fimley; Eumel; Mary Margaret Star, c34; Pauline Gano, c35; and Many Anne Haines, c35.
Delta Upsilon announces the pledging of Robert Flint, c36, of Lawrence.
Phi Kappa Pai will hold their founder's day lantern tonight at the University club in Kansas City, Mo. Guatemala City alumnus and the Kaunas City alumnus.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON
First in strength: first in foresight: first in the minds of all wise men—George Washington symbolizes the heights of achievement in political leadership—financial wizardry—and domestic sagacity. His birth two hundred years ago was an unmarked event in a world still in a state of embryonic progress. Yet today, in looking backward,
we may truly marvel at how closely associated with our present international leadership are the developments made by these United States, as a direct result of the mental strategy and powers of visualization of the man so aptly called "the Father of Our Country."
We, merchants of Lawrence, wish to join with the Kansan in spreading goodwill and forecasting the further advancement and prosperity of our country, on this two hundredth birthday of George Washington.
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Rankin's Drug Store
Coc's Drug Store
Jayhawk Cafe
Broadway Theatre
Dickinson Theatre
Varsity Theatre
Rent-A-Ford Co.
Kansas Electric Power Co.
George Hunter's New Lunch
F. I. Carter
Burgert's Shoe Shop
Noone's
Lawrence Blids & Loan Asn
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Chat N-Nibble
Lawrence Sanitary Co.
C. Byrd Fur Co.
J. T. Constant
Koch, the Tailor
Wiedemann's
Greene's Ready-to-Wear
Squires Studio
Security Annex
Overton Hardware Store
The Plaza
J. C. Penney Co.