MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1931
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Chi Omega Founder's Day Banquet
Chi Omega entertained with its annual Founder's Day Banquet at the chapter house. The guests of honor were Mrs.deser Peker Pifken of Kansas City, Mo., and Mrs. Ebla Pifken of Tulsa, Okla., are local founders of the organization.
Other guests were Tasea Hileman Wood, Elydria Fischer Row, Marie Tilford Sandford, Darius Isle, Locille McCarran, Carolyn Nunn, and Esther Hemingway Eh, Maalice Finch Todd, Mary Garnett, Jill Berry, Emery Caterney Creveling McCoy, Blanche Poster, Georgia Belle Garrison Undrilled Virginia Humphrey.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Freshmen Give Steki-Fry
Mrs. Jesse Parker Filkin and Mr. George O. Foster were the speakers Musical offerings were by Maude Hill and Helen Harmon.
The members of the freshman class of Sigma Alpha Epiphon hold their annual steak-fry last night at Brown's Grove.
The guests were Alberina Kirk, Ruth Miller, Midgine Hilder, Mary Wolf Muller, Marissa Stanton, Marcia Mariage Stevens, Barbara Jane Harrison, Betty Herbstberg, Benjamin Lewis, James Levine, Marissa Schwarz and Valerie Lynden. Mrs. P. H. Klinkenberg and Mrs. Gerte Goirtel Saucill
Alpha Chi Omega To Be in Charge Of W. S. G. A. Tea
Alpha Chl Omeg; will have charge of the W. S. G. A. tea to be held in the women's rest room in Central Administration building Wednesday.
Jav Jane Meeting
The Day Janes met at 4 o'clock in Central Administration building to make plans for selling programs at the day's end, plans for selling Sour Owl Friday.
Breece Lytle, Kansas City, Mo., who will be a week-earnest of Peggy Walner, Westminster hall. Mist Lytle is now a student at the Kansas City, Art Ind.
Week-end guests at the Delma Upson house were Sam Nalatzger Jr., and Arthur Rochester of Wichita.
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta Upsilon house were Mr. and Mrs. E. D Stone, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Murdock, and Mrs. W. C. W. Whitfield, Eythe the Williams, John Wopat, and Kernene Donald, and Mineta Carrney, Ablene; Mary Louise Kose, Evelyn Newcomer and Lucia Lucien抛。
Dinner guests at the Phi Delta Theta house yesterday were Jo Frances Powell, Jane Prices and Graham Kreamer.
Dinner guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha house yesterday were Dr. W, W. Anderson and Thomas Bright, of Kansas City, Mo.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Chi house yesterday were Jane Reigart, Betty Numan and Anna Louise Boudy.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bolen, Butler,
Mo. and Dorothy Hunticker were dinner guests at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house yesterday.
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Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house were John Larkin of Kansas City, Mo. and Mrs. Ida Boogart of Lusk, Wyo.
Louise Romig of Topeka was a guest at the Chi Omega house last week-end.
Janet Strong, Kansas City, Mo, and Bernice Hoover, Kansas City were week-end guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
Word was received yesterday of the death of Maude Browne Judy, c'10, in Kansas City. She is a niece of Mrs. E. L. Browne, housemother of Alpha Delta Fund and the first to find the fatal entail which is to be held in Kansas City tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Kathryn Meisle, contralto and concert artist of New York City, was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bridges, the artistic director of the presentation of "The Messiah" at the College of Emporia, Tuesday evening and will appear in a song recital the following day at the college. Mr. underwood will act as her accompanist.
Dinner guests at the Alma Gamma Delta house yesterday were Billy Moore, Joe Taggart, and Dr. Bruno Radke.
Guests at the Alpha Omicron PI house yesterday were Leah Macke Kimmel, Robinson; Justine Toler, Kansas City; Katie Lomax, Mo.; and Frances Dowdell, Wollford.
Mrs. Ed Hackenck of Wellington was on the attack. His house was a brick building, Mrs. Hackenck, her daughter elected secretary of the Kansas State Federation of Women's clubs at a meet in Des Moines last month.
Meredith Geiger of Leavenworth was a dinner guest at the Delta Zeta house yesterday.
Week-end guests at the Delta Zeta house were Irene Cutip and Amanda McKinney of Kansas City.
Delta Zeta entertained with a tea in honor of rushes at the chapter house yesterday afternoon from 4:30 to 5:30
Dinner guests at the Delta Tau Delta house yesterday were Eulalia Ceiwer
Betha Willhelmy was a dinner guest at the Delta Chi house yesterday.
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**Judge Hopkins' Bard Tung**
from a Legal Standpoint will be the host of an address delivered by Federal Judge Richard J. Hopkin at 7:45 tonight at the Trinity Lutheran Church. A bum-turning Justice honor will be at 6:30.
Forrest Calvin, Kansas City, was a guest at the Delta Sigma Lambda house this week end.
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LOST. A black coat in practice room
room of Administration. Friday. $3
reward—no questions asked. Call 888-
155.
Judge Hopkins Here Tonight
LOST. Pair of grey kid gloves in Dick-
moon theater Saturday night. Call.
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Dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma house yesterday were Susan Hudson, Mary Kathryn Winn, and Johninson.
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Next week— Will Roper in "Connecticut Yankee"
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Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Kansas City, were guests at the Delta Chi house this week end.
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PACHACAMAC Practical Platform
Pachacamac Practical Platform
Pachacamac
Promises----
Pachacamac
Fulfills
The last two years Pachacama has been unopposed in the Spring Elections. Ignoring this fact, they have continued to follow a policy of presenting and fulfilling constructive platforms and have at the same time provided for equitable distribution among all groups of the University. We follow our traditional policy again this year by offering a definite program upon which the work of the next Pachacama Council will be based. Unquestionably it is a program of high merit, representing one of research work over many problems. It is of a traditional Pachacama standard and the students may rightly expect its effectuation.
Pachacamac Promises---
Pachacamac Fulfills
The PACHACAMAC PLATFORM
I. Promotion of R. O. T. C. Parade Ground---
As a monument to a steadily developing movement toward vocational opportunities financial aid in the support of its workers
II. Student Nomination and Voting in Law School Elections---
Inasmuch as all other schools nominate and choose their officers without faculty intervention or domination, Pachacamac will continue this principle of democracy by electing all officers from domination and election of all officers of the law school.
III. Free Checking at Varsity
Dances and Cafeteria----
The Pachaacima varsity dance committee will provide
for all students at week-end, winter
dance and class meetings. Cafeteria
IV. Creation of Lost and Found
Bureau---
In answer to a much felt need the Pachacamac council will provide for a central bureau for students use where they may turn in and retrieve lost articles.
V. Return of Engineer's Day---
For the purpose of exemplifying the spirit of group unity and providing for a memorial day when engineers will reign supreme Pachacamac will be strong for the sake of a tradition much deserving in purpose and spirit.
VI. Centralization of Hill
In order to preserve K. U.'s tangible traditions showing accomplishment in various fields of activity they shall be centralized and appropriately displayed in the Union building.
Trophies----
VII. Increased Program for Freshman Week---
In order for a more hospitable introduction to the campus the student council will work out a more extensive program and will continue to support to the utmost the freshman banquet.
uation of:----
VIII. Pachacamac Pledges Contin-
1. Promotion of Democracy. 2. Equitable Representation. 3. Business-like Administration. 4. Doing more than is promised.
Pachacamac Promises--Pachacamac Fulfills
Promised --- 1930
Fulfilled --- 1931
1. IMPROVEMENTS OF TENNIS COURTS
By agreement with the athletic department two new tennis courts are to be furnished to the student body in a lot northeast of the Memorial Stadium.
2. CENTRALIZED ASSEMBLY FACILITIES
3. PARKING TAG DISTRIBUTION
Rooms for meeting place for all Hill organizations were made available through a definite schedule furnished through a committee from the council.
4. FRESHMAN CHEERING SECTION
In order to limit the distribution of faculty licenses, an agreement was reached whereby part time instructor's applications are placed on the same basis as students. Also a practical zoning system was worked out whereby congestion will be relieved in the crowded parking areas.
5. CERTIFIED ROOMING HOUSES
6. SCHOLARSHIPS
In order to provide for more organized cheering in the Memorial Stadium the Pachacamac council provided a freshman cheering section for the past football season. Next year the cheerleading staff will be provided with an organized system of card displays for this section.
By a recent resolution passed by the Pachacamac council financial aid is promised the senate committee on health and housing in order that a thorough inspection of men's rooming houses will be executed.
In order to encourage worthy student purposes the Pachacamac council provided for two $50.00 loan scholarships to deserving students.
Pachacamac Does More Than Is Promised
1. Provided for R. O. T. C. representation on the Men's Student Council in order to give that large group of
2. Provided for permanent publication of the Constitution of the Associated Men of the University of Kansas each year in the K. Book by agreement with the Y. M. C. A.
3. Made complete revision of Constitution of Associated Men of the University of Kansas
4. Furnished Jayhawkers for high schools over the state of Kansas.
5. Continued Support of Institutions Which Bring Academic Accelerity and Provide Service to University Students.
1. Student Directory.
1. STUDENT DIRECTORY.
2. K Book.
3. Freshman Banquet.
5. Mother's Day Banquet.