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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hill Society
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Spring Party
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
The chaperones were Dean Agner Bachman, Mrs. T. S. Steover, Miss Pricillow Wilson, Mrs. Emma Polon, Mrs. Gee Bickerton, Mrs. Leonard, and Mrs. Margaret Peppard.
**wappa Kappa Gamma entertainment**
to their animal grooming at the club.
1. Decorations consisted of spring flowers. Allie Simmons and his or her friends.
Theia Tau Entertains
At Country Club
Thea Tua entertained with a formal party at the Lawrence country club Friday night from 9 to 1. Bob Whits and his orchestra from Karsawas City, Mo., turned the music. The chaperones were Moss, Prof. and W., Mrs. R, Kubra.
Apollo Kappa L.A.
Entertains at Eldridge
Alka Kappa Pai entertained with a formal party at the Eldredge hotel Friday night from 9 to 1. Hurley Kayor City is home of Kansas City furnished the music.
Alaba Kanna Pal
Guess for the party were Clyde Campbell, George Foll, George Hughes, and Stanley Flechter, of Kansas City, Missouri. For Tupelo, and Lorenan of Illinois.
Informal Party Given By Men's Pan-Hellenic Council
The Men's Pan-Hellenic council enthanced with their semi-annual event, Friday night, building a friday night from 9 to 18 Bill Cooper and his orchestra, from 7 to 2pm.
Spring Party Given For
Chi Omega
The chaperones were Mrs. J, H Kramer, Mrs. Zada Heisler, and Mrs Belle Wiltot.
The chaperons were Mrs. L. C. Harris, Mrs. Rubin Baldwin, Mrs. Loveit and Mrs. Edith F. Martin.
Chi Omega entertained with a spring party at the chapter house. Friday from 9 to 1. The decoration consisted of his orchestra and his orchestra performed the music.
Kappa Eta Kappa Give Party at Holloway Hall
Alpha Kappa Alpha Regional Conference
Kappa Ena Kappa entertained with a party at Holiday Hall Friday night with the band that furnished the music. The chapteens were Prof., and Mrs. R. P. Stirlingham, Prol. and Mrs. D. C. Juckoff, Devoted Hope, and Mrs. F. D. Dickinson.
"Guests for the party were Charles Hampson, Brian Schoenfeld, Heather Mancus, Marissa Beery, Bobby Platten, Katherine Shinn, Ernie Jehankim, Kenneth Henzel and Rachel Ribbautheil."
The following K. U. alumina were
to present: Wilma Pillow, A.B.29 JR,
Ivan Beard, A.B.25; Ivan Beard, B.A.25; Ivan Beard, A.B
Eleven University students attended the mid-western regional conference of the Alpha Kappa Alpha society held at the College of Arts, Delaware Bay, Anne Anna McCampbell, Aulette Abernathy, Eta Motoen, Yvette Jenkins, Dorothy Cropp, Margaret Smith, Frances Gordon, Alberta Moore, Mary Link Turner and Lacie Bluford.
Watkins Hall
Breakfast Given at Welling Hall
Watkins hill entertained with an informal breakfast this morning at $3.30 n. m. in honor of the parents. The discerning basket haskets filled with spring flowers.
University Women's Club Meeting
The May tea of the University
Women's Club will be held Thursday,
June 10, at 8:30 a.m. It will be
the last meeting of the school year,
and election of officers will be hold.
Phi Chi Deita Ten
Wesley Foundation Have
Annual Hayride
The Wedley Foundation entertained with their annual hayride at Smith's timber Friday night from 6 to 11. Three wagons were used to make the trip.
FRANK H. LESCHER
Shoe Repairing
Thomas McFarlane
812% Mast. Phone 256, Lawrence, Kas.
Billiards Snooker
BRUNSWICK BILLIARD PARLOR
710 Mays St.
--jeanne, Mh,
Mary, L. and Mary, Mj.
and Mrs. J. H. Ladehb, Mh.
and Mrs. H. H. Ladehb, Mh.
and Mrs. H. H. Ladehb, Mh.
and Mrs. W. F. Cotton, Mh.
and Mrs. Mh. and Mrs.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass.
DR. H. W. HUTCHINSON. Dentist
731 Massachusetts St.
Phone 395
Spring Fancies Party Given By Westminster
Westminster Student Foundation entertained with a Spring Forces party on Monday, 7.50 to 11. Games were played. De Van Jones was in charge of the pro-
Sigma Chi Give Luncheon For Mothers
The members of the Sigma Chi fraternity entertained with an informal talk, and they were joined by the mothers of the members who are guests in Lawrence for Mother's day. The mothers presented the active chapter with a sterling silver sugar and chocolate sauce.
Mrs. C. W. Anderson, Salina, was a week-end visitor at the Delta Sigma Pi house.
Student Programs at Church Today
Methodet
The Rev. B. A. Hunt will speak on the subject of "Music Hath Power" at the 11 o'clock service today. Margaret will address the audience Foundation meeting tonight. The subject will be "Student Replies to a Religious Examination". The Rev. and Mrs. Hunt will be at home to meet them. They will be between 3 and 7 o'clock.
Bantist
The subject for discussion is the young people meeting this weekend in Philadelphia like *Joe*. S. Watt's will speak on "The Place of Music in the Church" this morning at the regular 10 o'clock service, which is being sensed by the male chorus. C. Willett will lead the young people to be "Do We Need a New Religion."
The subject for the season this morning at 11 o'clock will be "What Is Right With the Church." There will be evening services at the Lutheran church.
Community Evening Service
The Community service will be help, the Community is at the church, the church. The Pals will help the evening sermon. His subject will be "Old Thing," that Will Enlure in the
Unitarian
The Rev. W. M. Bachus has chosen for the subject of his sermon this morning. The humour of Time of Trouble will be in no doubt at the people count in the evening.
Westminster Foundation
Miss Marian Penner will talk or India at the meeting of the Westminster Foundation tonight at 7:30 at Westminster Square, where she is dressed in the native Indian costume Miss Penner, whose father was a missionary in India, lived in India many
First Unich of Christ
The subject of the 10 o'clock service
morning will be "Everlasting
Pandemonium"
Sunday school will be
10 o'clock.
rst Church of Chris
Freshmen at Weston used a novel method of announcing class elections. Five "escaped convicts" were rounded up by an "emergency police" squad and sent to jail. Three "Sentences" were pronounced on each new officer. To make it more realistic the enthusiastic fresh ended the ceremony with a "prize riot."
More than 500 mothers attended the event, which included their bounties. Although the major entertainments were given to Saturday many of the organized houses are having dinner.
More Than 500 Mothers Are Here for Events Given in Their Honor
TYPING: Theses, notebooks, themes,
etc. for each double spaced page
Dorothy Schrader. 829 R. I. Phone
1725M. —170
WILL THE YOUNG lady who picked up Droothy Arnold's notebook in place of her own, please get in touch at her on atc. Call 2276. —170
LOST: Friday afternoon, an Elgin
strap-watch in the basement of
Fairstone Hall. 1476. —172
Want Ads
--jeanne, Mh,
Mary, L. and Mary, Mj.
and Mrs. J. H. Ladehb, Mh.
and Mrs. H. H. Ladehb, Mh.
and Mrs. H. H. Ladehb, Mh.
and Mrs. W. F. Cotton, Mh.
and Mrs. Mh. and Mrs.
The list of guests here for this week end as submitted to the Kansan are:
Alpha Chi Omega, Mm. E, L, L. Lawrence, Mw. W, L. Lawrence, Mm. M
Alpha Dale Prisco M., May A. I, Grigio Indurendi
Catherine M. and Mary H., May A. I, Grigio Indurendi
McIntosh M. and Mary H., May A. I, Grigio Indurendi
Marie M. and Mary I., U Cianimani M., May A.
I, Mary I., U Cianimani M., May A.
Mari M. and Mary I., U Cianimani M., May A.
Mari M. and Mary I., U Cianimani M., May A.
Mari M. and Mary I., U Cianimani M., May A.
Daria Worstall, Nikola Kajaric, Nikola Kajaric,
Daria Worstall, Nikola Kajaric, Nikola Kajaric,
Daria Worstall, Nikola Kajaric, Nikola Kajaric,
Nikola Kajaric
Alpha Gorgo Della, Garande Carl Mee, Mr. A. Bacconi, Ms. C. Orris, Mrs. E. Rathen, Kafka Carry, Mrs. M, and Mrs. W
Alpha Squawk Prs. Pv. M, Regina Holiday Kman M, Regina Holiday Kman M, H, N Carolina Prs. and M, Mrs. H, N, Najmier
Algraus S. Dollar, Mgr. and Mrs. Amish Cavey
McKinney, Mgr. and Mrs. A. O'Reilly,
France Manning, Commisr (Mrs.) Merva M.
McKinney, Mgr. and Mrs. H. Bork, Carthage, Mgr. and Mrs. M. O'Reilly,
Scranton, Scranton, Mgr. and Mrs. M. O'Reilly,
Scranton, Scranton, Mgr. and Mrs. M. O'Reilly,
Scranton, Scranton, Mgr. and Mrs. M. O'Reilly,
Chapel Hill, Mgr. and Mrs. M. O'Reilly,
Hungary, Mgr. and Mrs. C. E. Hibbard, Stewart
Cobin Joll, Mira, R. T, Kirk, Towley III,
Craig, T., Dennis, J., McClark, J., Wagner,
Crum, Cyan, Drum, Dm, and Mt, J., Warren,
Finn, Fina, Flintwood, Mn, and Mt, L., Ju-
nyi, Ilwander, Mn, and Mt, L., Junyi, Ilwander,
Deli, Chk. Men, M & F, Plate. J, Jr. Dr. Jen,
Susan, Ed. K, Jr. Dr. J, Jr. Dr. Jen, Ed.
Coworker, Wisha, New Farm Trust, Tampa, Fl.
City, Mos.
Derrita Zeita  Ma, Mrs. and M. D. W. Minch  Ma, Mrs. and M. F. Minch  Ma, Mrs. and M. F. Minch  Kawaniya City, Kanada
GAMMA, Phi Beta, Mrs. and Mrs G. T. Belton,
Bachelor of Arts in Education, Mrs D. Palmer,
D. Paole, Mrs. and Mrs A. H. Feinberg,
Kansas City, Mrs. and Mrs W. Will Greene
H. H. Breuer, Welker, M., Mrs. F.
Katherine Kugia, M., Mrs. A. E. Rull, Bill
Johnson, M., Mrs. C. D. Amarena, Haroldian
Johnson, M., Mrs. E. C. Rull, Bill
Johnson, M., Mrs. E. J. Rull, Bill
Bachy, Vienna, Okla. Dr. Vieng Muaran,
Charles Dan and Mrs. D. H. Barnes, Daniel H.
Barnes, Mrs. D. H. Barnes, Daniel H.
McCann, Kansas City, Mrs. W., Mrs. J.
Mason, Kansas City, Mrs. W., Mrs. J.
Mason, Kansas City, Mrs. W., Mrs. J.
Mason, Kansas City, Mrs. W., Mrs. J.
Mason, Kansas City, Mrs. W., Mrs. J.
Mason, Kansas City, Mrs. W., Mrs. J.
Mason, Kansas City, Mrs. W., Mrs. J.
McCan
Worst ball - Mrs. M., A. J. Eller, Olaber Olathe C. C. Loomesman, Tupakki, Mrs. M., L. W. Leveron, Mrs. M., G. M. Sylvester, C. Cats, Mrs. M., and M. G. E. Stainler, Herman Kappa, Mrs. M., and M. G. E. Stainler, Kappa Kappa - Mrs. M., Mrs. M., M. E.
1. 1388 Oton M., F. A. Droffin, Mrs. M.
H. Blender, Winickia M., F. S. Moody, M.
I. H. Blender, Winickia M., F. S. Moody, M.
John, Emilia. Mrs. E. T. Dickinson, Excelsia
When you don't know what you want or what your spring appetite craves, then come in and order one sandwich. We make 35 to 40 different kinds of them.
Albaia Kwaeng Landeleh, Ms. and Mrs. Jainan
Leh, Ms. and Mrs. Lai, Ms. and Mrs. Hj,
Ms. and Mrs. Ntawathe, Ms. and Mrs. Iv,
Gracez, Ms. and Mrs. Bumalo, Ms. and
Gracez, Mr. Frank Ekhandeb Endunga,
Mr. Frank Ekhandeb Endunga,
Mr. Frank Ekhandeb Endunga,
Mr. F. K. Schroer, Ms. and Mrs. May Sahire-
ng, Ms. and Mrs. Ntawathe, Ms. and Mrs.
Hlahaghe, Dr. and Mm. D. Skalamane,
Mr. Hlahaghe, Dr. and Mm. D. Skalamane,
Mr. Hlahaghe, Dr. and Mm. D. Skalamane,
Mr. Hlahaghe, Dr. and Mm. D. Skalamane,
Mr. Hlahaghe, Dr. and Mm. D. Skalamane,
Mr. Hlahaghe, Dr. and Mm. D. Skalamane,
Ms. and Mrs. A. J. Armand, Mr. and Mm.
Sahireng, Ms. and Mrs. Lawrence, Ms. and
Mrs. Lawrence, Ms. and Mrs. Lawrence,
Ms. and
Don't forget our special 35c dinner today and this evening.
Adam Tao Omega, M. and Mrs J, O. Yingnan, S. and Mrs E., M. and Mrs L., E. Kim Kwon, Mrs J, M. and Mrs E., M. and Mrs K, Kwon, Mrs J, M. and Mrs E., M. and Mrs L., E. Kim
Tern Tau Tau (Mrs. M. R. B. Hammond, Wichita)
Mrs. W. J. D. Harrington, Connumer, Mrs.
and Mrs. W. 1059. Washington, Ms. and M. C.
Washington, Ms. & Mr. C. Rivers, C. Joubert,
Ms. & Mr. C. Rivers, C. Joubert, C. Joubert,
Deloitte Consultant, Ms. And Merrie J. F. Ingrammons
(Mrs. J. F. Ingrammons), Sr. Adjunct Professor,
J. M. Marshall, Jr. H. W. Frerem, Mr. and Mrs.
K. B. Marshall, Sr. H. W. Frerem, Ms. and Mrs.
E. D. Snover, Karen Cage, Mrs. E. D. Snover,
Karen Cage, Mrs. E. D. Snover, Karen Cage,
Mrs. E. D. Snover, Karen Cage,
Bernie Fein Jr, M. H., H. I. Annahale, Teresa
Ferreira, M. J. Fischer, Elizabeth Krauss,
M. Natalia G, Nicole L, Ali Vivian Marie,
Michael L, Marcel E, Daniel R, Deborah
S, and Mary W. I. Dixon, Michael B. Rishab
D, W. H. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
E, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
F, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
G, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
H, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
I, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
J, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
K, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
L, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
M, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
N, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
O, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
P, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
Q, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
R, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
S, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
T, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
U, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
V, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
W, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
X, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
Y, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
Z, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
A, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
B, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
C, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
D, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
E, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
F, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
G, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
H, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
I, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
J, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
K, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
L, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
M, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
N, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
O, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
P, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
Q, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
R, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
S, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
T, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
U, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
V, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
W, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
X, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
Y, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
Z, W. M. Hawkins, Michael B. Rishab
P. Joris Lichtenberg, M. J. F. Haugem, Ms. O.
F. L. Nieden, M. J. F. Haugem, Ms. O.
Gregory B. Chambers, M. J. F. Haugem, Ms. O.
Gregory B. Chambers, M. J. F. Haugem, Ms. O.
J. J. Krause, M. J. F. Haugem, Ms. O.
J. J. Krause, M. J. F. Haugem, Ms. O.
J. D. Walters, M. G. W. Nurnman, Ms. Cri
ean F. R. Wilson
Amarillo, Tex.; b. Amarillo, Tex.; m. Mrs. M. J. Haas; Lien-
wood, Mo.; m. W. S. Wing; m. S. B. Hewitt; M. Arne-
nard Hughes; m. Mrs. M. J. Haas; M. C. Kravitch; M.
Alfred Arbuckle; m. Mrs. M. J. Haas; M. C. Kravitch;
M. Alfred Arbuckle; M. C. Kravitch;
U. Cajuquera, M, and Mrs E, I, C. Jampolo, K, and Mrs E.
Temple Fiu Epulia, Faculty, Mk and MJ, M. Jayman
Sugars Ne., Mrs. and Mrs. J, J. Wieler, Law,
Buchanan, H. C. Macmaney, Parnassus, and Mrs. G. T.
Towner, and Mrs. I. A. Kojewski, Mr. F. S.
Towner, and Mrs. J. A. Kojewski, Mr. F.
Towner, and Mrs. J. A. Kojewski, Mr. F.
Towner, and Mrs. J. A. Kojewski, Mr. F.
Towner, and Mrs. J. A. Kojewski, Mr. F.
Towner, and Mrs. J. A. Kojewski, Mr. F.
Towner, and Mrs. J. A. Kojewski, Mr. F.
Mr. F. S.
and Mrs. F, F. R. Babbage, Reflectori Mr. and M. Carnegie Mrs. F, F. R. Babbage, Reflectori Mrs. F, F. R. Babbage, Reflectori Mrs. M, and Mrs. Catherine
KFKU
Welcome Mothers!
Carroll D. Clark, associate professor of sociology will begin this week's KFUK radio program with a talk on the present tendencies in family life at 11:09 a.m. Monday. The other members are from the KFUK entitled, "A Hunting We Will Go."
A ten minute talk on the nature and development of aviation insurance by Leonard Axe, instructor of economics, will open the Monday evening program. Following this there will be a presentation arranged by W. B. Downing.
"Morning" (Rachmaninoff), and "O Rest in the Lord" (Mendelson) rendered by Faire Vorm, contrallto, will be adapted by Dr Ring An Menein Finger (Schumann), and "Die Forele" (Schubert) by Velma Kite, mezzo soprano. "Hominy" (Dri Rosio), "Pale Dream" (Abramovitch), (Squire) by Bd Fisher, baritone; and "Coming Home" (Willeby). "I can't the Thing to do, Deer" (Watts), "Mr. Dream-Maker" (Woodman), and "II Dream-Ardell) (Ardell) by Hillson Hills, nouns.
We each try to do our part in helping in the education of your sons and daughters.
There are three features on Tuesday's program. I 1:00 a.m. Dr. Christian Grafin will speak on German and English elementary and secondary education. Elementary secretary of the baron of visual instruction, will tell us of "Planning for the Baron," a series of videos that third set of the illustrated musical lecture "Tristan and Isadek" (Wagner).
We hope you will come again soon.
The Cafeteria
Nothing is good enough but the best
Helen Rhoda Hoopes has charge of
the Wednesday morning program giving the campus calendar at 11:00 and 4:00 p.m. every evening at 6:00 will come the celestial travelogue, "How Much Do Comets Weight and What Are They Made Of!" at 9:30 p.m., arranged by Lea Wakegood presiding the Christian church choir. "Thursday's and Friday's" program at 11:00 p.m. is Dr. J. Graves, instructor of journalism, will open the program Thursday morning at 11:00 a.m. in Advertising." At 11:15 there will be an educational feature. Friday morning at 11:00 H. E. Chandler, professor of English at University of New Mexico in Advertising?" and at 11:15 Jose M. Ouam, professor of Spanish will come the evening from speech on "Education in Spain."
Lawrence to Inspect Weler
Mr. R. E. Lawrence of the division of sanitation left yesterday to be gone four weeks. He will inspect the water supply in the western part of the state.
Calling-
Will Bring a
Hunsinger Taxi
1017 Mass.
If you have a new pair of the sporty brown and white oxfords bring them in and let us clean them to keep them like new.
Electric Shoe Shop 11 W. Ninth
Ideal Mother's Day Gift
Record
It is ideal for Mother because it is You.
Well Dressed Students
go to
R. E. Protsch, the Tailor 833 Mass.
K.U.Mothers
We are serving a special Mother's Day dinner for you today.
You'll find it's just like home at the—
that's why a nerve on the spin. His story was great — a hundred worth — it flunked.
A thrilling adventure in using your Lip Stick
From her Salon in Philadelphia, FRANCES DENNEY sends a Special Representative to show you how marvelous you can enhance the loveliness of your lips. You will be thrilled to see and feel Miss DENNEY's new Lip Stick—unlike any lip pomade ever created. All this week in our TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT