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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1931
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCF, KANSAS
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Kappa Phi Pledges Twenty-Two New Women
Twenty-two University women we pledged to Kappa Phi, Methodist so rarity, yesterday at 4 p.m. The pledge was in the West, in the Waste Foundation parsonage.
The pledges are: Thekla Anderson, S. Joseph, Mo; Wilma Burtone, Troy Brown, Martha Cohen, Brown, Lawrence; Lacie Coe, Topeka Harriet Daniels, Lawrence; Mary Elizabeth Doty, Lawrence; Ali Genealgren Doty, Lawrence; Mona Kansas City, Ma; Oma Mae Lairn, Lawrence; Josephine Lee, Louisburg; Freda Mace Merrick, Jr.; Margaret Tringham, Lawrence; Nettie Jane O'Brien, Independence; Claudine Reynolds, Lawrence; Irina Riley, Lawren Brown; Jeanne Tennysha, Cullison; Leo Underwood, Princeton; Louise Watterson Belle Plaine; and Evelyn Woold, Al
Pledge services will be held again tomorrow at 5:15 p.m. at Myers Hall for the benefit of those women who were denied the pledging services held yesterday.
Sigma Kappa Initiates And Gives Initiation Banquet
Pearl Thompson, Harveyville, Kan. Helenderis Ken, Sama City, Mo., and Gene McKee, Fairview, Kan. were initiationaries at Saturday afternoon. Following the initiation services an initiation banque was given at the chapter house. A color scheme of lavender and maroon flowers adorned the room in the room and table appointments.
Corbin Hall Hostess To University Women
Eva Ewing acted as toastmess for the evening and introduced the following speakers: Holly Sear, "Within the Portail," Margaret Roberts, "The Cosy Corner"; Zelma Snyal, "The Cheek Corner"; and The Heartstone of Home.
Corbin Hall Hostess
the members of Corbin hall were hostesses at a tea given for all University women yesterday from 330 to 5. Tapes and cut flowers were the
Those in the receiving line were Mrs. E. L. Hindley, Miss AgnesHurden, daughter of women; Alma P Shum, president of Corbel Co. Theo Scoum, president of Corbell hall.
Mrs. D. R. BRYAN, assistant dean of women, Miss Eugenie Galloo, and Miss Elizabeth Manganey poured ten.
Big and Little Sisters Picnic at Brown's Grove
Plans for the picnic were in the hands of Josephine Maxwell, chairman of the Big and Little sister committee Willela Varrut, chairman of the enforcement committee, and Marjorie Laxton, chairman of the food committee.
Approximately forty University women attended a Brownsburg meeting on Saturday afternoon. The group met at Henley house, W. Y. C. A. headquarters
Miss Mary Margaret Parry Guest of Honor at Party
Miss Rosemary Ketcham will entertain informally this evening for Miss Mary Marriott Parry who will leave soon to take up her position with the art museum of Newark, N. J. M. Parry served an student in the school's one year and following that time served two years as assistant instructor.
The guest list for this evening includes: Miss Charah Hattun, Miss Marjorie Whitney, Miss Joan Makepke, Ellen Worth and Miss Katherine Walls.
Letter Tells of Party At Bh Rogers Home
A letter received from Mrs. Theodore Burnett, formerly Miss Mary Engel, Lawrence, tells of a swimming party held by Ms. Bh Rigors in Beverley Hills. The party was given as a compliment to Johnny Wiemmeilmer, swimming champion, Kreuger who clowns with him and Mr. Burnett is swimming champion, Colleen Coleman.
Theta Epsilon Sorority
Pledge. New Members
Theta Epsilon, Baptist church sorority, hold plumbing services yesterday at 3 p.m. of services were held at 3 p.m. at the house of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles W.
The new pledges were: Louise Hammers, Elizabeth Moore, Helen Fisher, Sara Baldwin, and Katherine but Stapleton, Elma Ulm, Eater Eddy, Martha Boyle, Elke Shipp and Rubb
The first regular meeting of Theta Epilion will be held at 6:45 p. m. on the first Tuesday in October.
Delta Phi Delta Gives Party
Delta Phi Delta, professional art fraternity will entertain with a farewell party on Monday at 10 a.m. tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Raymond Crow, 1640 Eaglehill road. Mrs. Crow graduated from the department of design and will go to New Jersey to enter division work in
Miss Adams Honored
Miss Harriet Adams was guest c
honor at a small dinner given at Hotel Wool Friday evening by Miss Rosemary Ketchum. Miss Adams left this course to be an instructor in design at the State Teacher's College. Other guests at the event included Whitney and Miss Jean Makepence.
Chancellor's Reception Saturday
Arlie Simmon's orchestra furnished the music for the dancing which follo-
wed the opening of evening. The receiving line was made up of Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley and the Deans of the various
reception was from 8 until 12 p. m. reception
Cochrane Delta Tau Delta Guest
Dinner guests at the Delta Tau Deltu house yesterday were Mr. and Mrs Eilh Jo Cohrane, Karnas City, Mio. Mr. and Mrs Richard Gillow, Mr. and Mrs Richard Gillow, Topeko. Mr. Cohrane is sports editor of the Kansas City Journal Post, Kansas City Kanoa.
Delta Tau Delta announces the bidding of Charles Schettin of St Louis and Bill Layton of Colorado Springs.
PhiGamma Delta entertained the following guests at dinner at the chapter home yesterday. Mrs. Stevens and Mr. Bacon attended a reception in City Mos. No, and Katherine Gantz.
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the pledging of Miss Laura Alice Holiday of Lawrence.
Glen Woodward, Topoka, was a dinner guest at the Phi Kappa Psi house yesterday.
Glenn E. Decker, of Kansas City, Mo,
was a dinner guest at the Sigma Phi
Epsilon house yesterday;
Grace Kiel and Sylod Fisher were week-end guests at the Sigma Kappa house.
Hazel Fulton, of Bell Memorial hospital, Roosedale, was a dinner guest at the Alpha Xi Delta house yesterday.
Kappa Kappa Kappa will have charge of the W. S. G. A. tea that will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 for Administrative Administration building rest room.
Jayhawks Flown
--to Yale where he is entering this fall.
Mr. Campbell is a member of Pai
Gamma Delta, social fraternity.
Ford Campbell, A.B. 31, of Wichita, who had planned to continue his lay studies at the University, has changed
Mae Cahal, A.B. 31), was elected because the backgroud county medical society has named her a member of Sigma Nu fraternity, majored in the department of journalism
Philip O. Bell, AB31, will return to the University this fall on a fellowship in the mathematics department.
Avrid Frank, A.B.14, has been appointed vice-president and general manager of the Studleaker-Pierce-Irv Expert corporation of South Bend, Ind
An article, "The Negro Population of Los Angeles," by Stella E. Brookway, A.B. 30 appeared in a recent issue of the *Los Angeles Times*. Miss Brookway, who was a reporter on the Daily Kavanah and secured a position at the Los Angeles Times department, is present employed as secretary to Harry C. Carr, director of the publishers of the Los Angeles Times.
L. Avery Fleming, M.A. 28, has been elected superintendent of the Plainville public schools. Mr. Fleming, who received his A.B. from McPherson college he received his major work in education, was awarded a fellowship to the University.
Clyde K. Hyder, A.B.23., is listed among those of the Drury college graduates, both recent and of the past, who have published anthologies and edited of books. Mr Hyder has contributed poems to Judge, Life and Poets of the Future magazines, and is the author of one of Holden-Judis "Juice" novels, a review of Godsillim's "Desert Village."
Lee J. Liley, LL.B.'00, has been appointed a member of the board of record for KANSAS CITY and recently' collages' to succeed Max Christopher of Kansas City who recently resigned. My Liley is well known in Kansas City for his courtesy and an active republican worker.
Beulah Woodruff, P.S.M., will be in charge of grades five and six, and all the grade music in the Bushnell public schools this year.
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