WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1931
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Parties Given.
Honoring Laura Rankin
Miss Wilma Miller gave a luncheon yesterday on an at home in honor of Laura Rankin who will marry Robert Huggart.
Dean Agnes Husband will give a complimentary breakfast Saturday morning for Miss Rankin.
A party was given this afternoon in Topeka by Mrs. John Brand in honor of Miss Rinkin. Mrs. Puston Acker, a graduate from will entertain Friday in her honor.
K. U. Dames Entertain Husbands at Elk's Hall
Members of the K. U. Dames chl will entertain with a party toterme husbands. A short play will be give by members of the club, followed b
Seven University women will be pledged to Quill club at the meeting which will be held this evening in the Cincinnati Museum of Art building. They are Shirley Casey, Jane Roth, Catherine Valette, Maxine Green, Clarice Dartho, Darothy
Quill Club Pledges Seven And Initiates Nine
Initiation services will be hold for nine first semester pledge. Faye Hohen, Belen Schwarzer and Jennifer Dorothy Holderstaff, Mary Neubauer, Robert Holst Taleraufer, and Clint Young.
Hawke-Maher
Hawke-Staner
Wedding Announced
Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Hawke of Winfield announce the marriage of their children, Jonathan and Katie, to Mrs. H. G Burt also of Winneld, Mrs. H. G Burt again, J in 3, at Perkau, Okla. Mrs. Mubee of University of Kansas this winter where she was a member of Kappa Alpha University of Kansas
Acacias Entertain Alpha Delta Pi Pledges
Mr. and Mrs. Hawke will make their home in Kansas City, where Mr. Hawke is connected with the H. J. Cole Paper Bag company.
Members of the Acacia fraternity entertained the pledges of the Alpha Delta Pi security at a dancing party last night, between 7 and 8 o'clock.
Gamma Phi Beta
Give Brother's Dinner
Style Show Given at Home Economics Club
Gamma Pai Beta will hold their annual Brother's Night dinner this evening.
Music Club Sponsors Illustrated Lecture
Home Economics club met this afternoon in Prasai hall. A representative of the Kelly Don company of home economics, a trade show was given following the talk.
The Music club is sponsoring an il- ilustrated lecture on Indian music in the spring of 2015 building Thursday from 3 to 5 o'clock by Mr. Thurlow Lierce of
A lunchoon will be given Friday a 1 o'clock by the Music club for Mr Licurance and members.
Chi Omega Faculty Reception
About 75 members of the University faculty attended the reception given in the Chi Omega house last night. In the decorations and refreshments,
Kappa Kappa Alumna Meet
Musical offerings were by Maude Hill, Hermine Needham, Helen Marium Bronson, and Marya Sturgey.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumna association was entertained this afternoon by Miss Vivien Skilton at her home and her spoke on her trip to South America.
Pi Lambda Theta Initiates
Kappa Phi Meets
Kappa Phi last night at 7 o'clock in Myers Hall and held installation of new officers. Josephine Maxwell was in charge of the program on "Flowers."
Theta Epsilon Initiates
Theta Epsilon met last night and held initiation for the women: Josephine Shaw, Delora Kellogg, Margaret Fletcher, Carlyle Wells Rose
Mu Phi Epsilon Gives Luncheon
mary Griefe, Rowena Longshore, Amy Kelly, and Genevieve Franklin.
The active and alumna chapters of Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary music society, were hostesses at a luncheon given to students attending room honoring their visiting inspector, Miss Norma Mueller. About 20 members and guests attended the luncheon.
Architects Initiation
Initiation into the architectural society for students having 14 hours of coursework. Thursday evening, March 12. At this time students are dismissed, after which there will be a social hour.
Nelson-Welters Marriage
Word has been received by the University alumni office of the marriage of Hirl Иль Nelson, e 22, Seattle, Wash., to Olivia Clerks, a real estate operator of Chicago.
Pi Beta Phi Gives Farce
The freshmen of Pi Beta Phi held the annual fare Monday for the upper-classman. Elizabeth Rannay and Essam Ghalili were the impersonations of the activities.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Short of Tulsa announce the marriage of their daughter, Maude, to John D. McMahley of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mabely, of Coffeyville, which took place last summer.
Saturday evening in Tulsa
Mr. Mahley attended the University and was a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
Delta Chi held a special initiation Monday night for Clyde Coffman, of Ford.
Alpha Delta Pi is entertaining Miss Pauline Jones of Mankato, and Miss Lillian Butterfield of Kansas City.
Codd club No. 1 held an informa meeting Monday at the home of Mona Simpson, 1825 Louisiana.
Mirr. George O. Foster and Mrs. J. H.
Henry returned Sunday from a thin
week's motor trip through California.
Mr. and Mrs. Erett Smith have just returned from a three-month tour of Israel in 1983, and is now law at the University in 1984, to produce the Fine Arts School with the
Mrs. Alton Traugher, A. B.2H, on Unfield, district counsel of Sigmaappa. is a guest at the Sigma Kappa ouse.
Student's Head Shaved. While Hair Nears Pudd!
No other thing than hair was missing on the snow man that, believe it or not, a group of University students were told only that the only resource for hair the men decided that the sacrifice must be made. Everybody agreed to take the chance and the men drew lots that drawing lot had actually produced a man who would hand over his locks so graciously to Snow Man a much less likely of getting the hair became evident.
Now the cold hearted Snow Man has now hair parted on the left and a skinny piece is attempting to convince his classmate that he does nothing at all and hasn't escaped.
Having no barbers shears, nothing was left to do than to cut the hair off in a pocket knife. Of course, the job was too difficult. The job was the next step for the fated one.
The graduate club will have its regular dinner meeting tonight at 5 o'clock at the cafeteria. Dean Stouffer will speak on his trip to Italy.
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Announcements
Lavon Kiester, chairman.
The Architectural society will hold a meeting and initiation services for new members, Thursday evening at 7.30, in Marvin hall, Professor Landes, assistant state geologist will give an illustrated book on architecture." Social meeting will follow.
This week's practice schedule for the water carnival is as follows: Floters. Thursday at 8:4 form, Wednesday at 8:15. Friday at 7:15 divers. Thursday at 12:20.
Maurice McManus, Pres.
There will be a Mining Engineering seminar tomorrow in room 8 of the Geology building. There will also be a very important business meeting.
Miss Ruth Hoover.
F. W. Jones, president,
Mike Getto, coach.
Spring football practice will be re sumed tomorrow at 3.30.
There will be a short Tau Sigma meeting at 4:20 tomorrow at the gymnasium. All members are requested to be present. Miss Elizabeth Dunkel.
We are also showing a hair mitt - *eblow length in*
the white at 8 to 10 ppm, which will accentuate the
quintessential shape.
What's Doing Back Home
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Fredonia-The home of J. E. Brineau, on Elk river near Fredonia, was destroyed by fire with a resultant loss and that portion was partially covered by insurance.
Fire Prevention Day In McPheron McPheron - Splendid success was reported in McPheron's first official prevention day. The chamber of commerce hosted the Fire Prevention association and the university high school in making it possible
Three Candidates for Clerk
Arkansas City—Mrs. Dolle D. Bowyh
has tied her as a candidate for clerk
of the court city. Mrs. Dowyh is
the office for this office. The others
are Mrs. Virginia Bierling and E. I.
Leech.
S8,000 Fire Loss
26 Schools in Seward County
Liberal-With the addition of the Happy Hollow district to the ranks of
the county, nearly half of the rural schools in the county have
attained that distinction. There are 28
schools in the county.
26 Schools in Seward County
Coffeyville. More than 1,000 citizens of Coffeyville and neighboring communities witnessed the dedication of the pymasman at the new Fold Kindergarten high school here Charles D. Ise, president of the board of education, spoke.
Russell-M. Mary Cowin, resident of Russell county for $39 years, died at her home here recently after an illness. She was one of the early settlers of the county.
Dedicate Gymnasium
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Bell Telephone Officer to Lecture March 18
Will Demonstrate Number of Radio Apparatus and Devices
Sergius P. Grace, assistant vice-president of the Bell Telephone Laboratories, will present a demonstration lecture of some wonders of modulation at 8 o'clock. The lecture is under the auspices of the University's School of Engineering and Architecture. Dean George C. Shad has just sent invitations to engineering firms of this part of the state, and Kansas City, Mo. to attend.
Mr. Grace will demonstrate a device for "verbalizing" speech, so that radio waves can be sent to a finger visible to all but the one with the properly assumed receiver; an artificial body that can talk through its electric wire out sound; a dial telephone that gives its message in words and an amplifier that amplifies the jaw muscles sound like dart throws.
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