MONDAY, MARCH 9. 1931
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Ketcham Will Lecture on Textiles Tomorrow
Week's Schedule Over KFKU Has Variety of Music and Speeches
The weekly broadcast over the University radio network shows a market rally in musical numbers lectures. Sunday afternoon the all-musical Phu Mu Alahep virtual recital
Miss Rosarym Ketcham, professor of design, will speak Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. on "Textiles: Hand decorated." Miss Joan Hand decorated the medieval Moll Kee will talk on "William Hale Thompson." From 4:00 until 4:30 p.m. there will be an illustrated musical presentation by Celestial travelogue, "What Position Does the Earth Occupy in the Universe." Following this, there will be a lecture arranged by Miss Meribah Moen.
The campus calendar will be pre-
made at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday,
correspondence to:
Daffaults and Dainier will be read
by Miss Ibhao Ibhoa of the house
of the university.
*Thursday at 11:00 a.m. Miss Mar-
rige Foster, president of the Marianne
Speech Defects*. Following this chap.
O. Foster, registrar, will speak on "A
Four Year Course in Psychology. Why,
When, How."
The programs of the week will be concluded by a speech on "How Do We Do Science?" This will be followed by the fourth of a series of lectures arranged by the School of Pharmacy on "Functions of Medicine" at the Laboratory, by Prof. L. D. Louboutin.
Jayhawks Flown
Bruce Hood, 114, an attorney of Topka was recently elected president of the Topka country club to succeed Mr. Hood. He was also elected *e*21, who was elected secretary-treasurer.
Oral G. Wilts, f27, will be graduated from West Point this spring. He attended the University of Kansas for three years following his graduation from high school. Rep S. J. Montgomery has appointed his appointment to West Point.
H. B. Urrhan, who took his master degree from the University of Kansas in educational work, has just received medal number 13 from the junior and senior high schools of Pratt; Mr. Urrhan had 15 years of experience played in the schools of Ankman, Kan
Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Phi Chi Theta Pledge Three Preceding Founders Day Banaue
Lambla chapter of the Phi Cl
beta, professional women societty
supporters, and Jasmine Morse perse-
cive a formal Founder* Diy ban-
saries. Emma Wagner, and Jusaina Morse
persecive a formal Founder* Diy ban-
bars. Hotel *Eldridge* on Saturday night,
March 7. Tire Malone was tostiness
The program included toasts by Nell Hezac, Helen Tomillon, Paul E. Malea, Jean Bachman, and Dean F. T. Mahmoud. Bachman is an alumna of the organization.
Out-of-town guests were Alma
Wadworth from Lake Superior,
and Katarina of Kansas.
Other guests were Dean and Mrs F. F. Stockton, Mr. and Mrs John Blocker, Mr.
Kevin Lippman.
Lavendar and gold was the color scheme used in the table decorations.
Lindley-Stout Wedding
Simmons-Harper
Mu Phi Epsilon held formal initiation services yesterday for three pledges at Audrey. Those initiated were Christian Audrey, Gabel, and Dorothy Rorys. Miss Norm Mueller, a visiting delegate from Indianapolis, was a guest at last weekend's event.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lindley of Nevada, Mo., announce the marriage of their daughter to Stuart Stevens, president of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stout of Fort Scott, which took place March 14, in Indiana. Mr. Stout attended the University of Indiana's college at Manhattan. He was a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at Fort Scott. He will make their home in Fort Scot.
Following the initiation services light refreshments were served.
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Simmons of Kansas City announce the engagement of their daughter, Imogene, to Dr. Fri R. Harper of Rochester, Minn. The wedding will probably take place in the early spring. Miss Simmons attended a ceremony of Kansas where she was a member of the Gamma Beta sorority.
Sleisher-Seidel Wedding
Mu Phi Epsilon Initiate Three
Mrs. James M. Siskier of Emporia announces the marriage of her daughter, Sally free to E. L. Siskier, son of James Siskier, who died June 14, 2018. Owner, Mr.
(Seidel attended the University of Kansas and is now employed by the state highway department. Mr. and Ms. Seidel will make their home in Lawrence
Quill Pledges Five
Quail club will hold pledge services for the following new members: Wednesdays, 10 a.m., The National Administration building; Charlies Sheath, Charter Yallette, Jane Roth.
Zelma Snydal Honored
Week-end guests at the Alpa Xi Dalina house were Mrs. W. E. Chambers, Helen Procter, Procter City, Mo.; Betty Koch, Procter City, Colla; Tulsa Oklahoma; Maxine Barrine
At the banquet following the Sigma Kappa initiation, Zesha Styela, CEO of Sigma Kappa, presented the award by the Kansas City Sigma Kappa board, making high grades of any of the graduates.
M. Alexandra Haggart, Mr. Stanley Haggart, and Mr. Kenneth Rockwell were guests of Mrs. P. H. Klinkobeng were guests of Mrs. D. Tiberia house yesterday for dinner.
Mai Phi Epillon will hold a business meeting and musicale at the home of Dorothy Endow today in honor of Miss Edith Hall, visiting delegate from Indianapolis.
Phi Beta Pi Sunday dinner guests were Pauline Haneck, Tuskek, Oka. Thelma Rührauff, Loca Wagner, Omar Mullins, Malyns, Harold Ballue, Roedelea.
Mu Phi Epsilon Meets
Junior Prom
It's a good party...
Go in a good cab.
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Comfortable
FASHION SKITS
It's in the Bag!
By KANSAN FASHION EDITOR
Patent leather bags in brilliant amma
palet colors are exciting. You'll find
them in all shapes and sizes but expect
to see them on a dress shirt or a
fatter pouch one. They are carried
when you wear street or afternoon
wear and can be matched to match
or harmonize with your costume.
Snake and lizard skin are always good in the springtime, but alligator and white pig add a fresh note of interest.
Since this is an age of color, and none of us want to deny it, for in all its attractiveness and its proper use can make a smart outfit out of what might be a dress.
Hardbacks this season have more pre-
cauption followed the trend for peyvety
than any other single accessory, and if
you want it to be combined with your
various types of clothes.
Handbags Are Colorful
Dresses are coquettish old-fashioned for afternoon and evening. Thus pastel colors are bound to have a romantic play.
For evening, the smaller your bag, the smarter, and if it has a metal slide for easy opening, the judgment every time it drops. Tiny seed pearl coat, the embroidered fabrics of the bag, the beaded crepe, in a tiny pouch or enveloped bag, for what you'll want to carry for dancing.
Although these pans are color, they are not of course, as practical as the black, the brown, the black, the brown, deep green, the wine panure has been given a modern spirit by means of the applique of cones and stems, as well as their frames and clays.
It's the Accessories
That Give the
Final Fillip
On Your Hand!
And as if that were not enough, we also have attractive sports shoes that are designed for pikmin and brown on black call, a comfortable back in the long superiority of the bucklek and calc combinations. And white pinjin accessories and the latest addition to pikkin accessories.
The humble pig takes on considerable fashion significance this spring. Just about the time of the development of the pigs, accessories came along and what with this and with that the pig is now propertys. The accessories accents for spring ports costumes.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Kappa house yesterday were Mrs. Lucee Watten Neely, Mrs. Mason Lyons, Graeme Martha Daniels, Dr. Dorothy Murray, Martha Daniels, Dorry Murray, Dorothea Taylor of Kansas City, Mo., Lois Church of St. Joseph, Moe.; Mary Ogle of Hohle; Glenn Soxman of Law and Collins of Wentworth academy.
Pigkin gloves in white are not only spart, but retain their well known sturdy qualities and amenability to scrubbing. And now we have white gloves, sausage roll pouches and flat envelopes, to go with our pike-gloves.
These pigkin gloves are quite the thing for the earlier part of the season because they aren't anything quite so sweaty. As the weather cools you'll want to change to lighter weight gloves and then you'll find out what wonderful things have been done with them.
More Pigskin
Soft Femininity—Floral chiffons wu-
drapieres and lace trimmings, formalized
paparas with flattering lines.
Week end guests at the Chi Omega house were Mrs. Floyd Steyle, Chanute, Eleanor Wright, Manhattan, and Victorian Browne of Norton.
Narrow belts of ribbon to mark the waistline on summer cottons.
And Your Hosiery!
Mrs. Leonard Axe spent last week in Chanute, as a guest of her mother, Mrs. C. S. Massey.
For your active sport shoes, you will wand the heelless types or those with a rubber. The most interesting sport types are the Wales tie, and the flap exforced in two-tone combinations. White trimmings are going to be the winners of the later season and for early spring wear a tan elk-skin with contrasting white bands.
Charlotte Thomason of Kansas City was a dinner guest at the Sigma Chi house yesterday.
Mary Spencer was a dinner guest at the Delta Upsilon house Sunday.
Delta Sigma Lambda announces the pledging of Carl Matthews of Clearwater and Joe Benty Rohr of Burlington.
And what is nicer than a new pair of hose to go with the new spring ensemble*! Hose we must have and the new French heels make them lovely. Wear a vaporizer. Vaporize it to be the new shade to lead for it in blends with most every color.
For afternoon, the snake and lizard come wriggling in. They come goully, but they don't do so as easily as in way simple line around the shoe. Regular trims are very, very fashion-
Smart French cloaks add a classy touch to the never white and you will find them very attractive. A fine mesh fabric with no heel hoof beak is smart for formal afternoons.
For daytime wear the pump, the one
pump shoe or the outdoor shoes. If
the pump is not in place, the shoe
may have a perforated trimming.
Pumps are all leather or ankle and
sole pumps.
Girish Charm and Freshness -Pink
mauve, white or crushed strawberry
organdie or dotted Swiss evening
gowns
Loose bows of fancy ribbon as a background of corsages.
Along with the other accessories, nothing is more important than your shoes.
Shoes Are Important
Guests at the Delta Sigma Lambda house for the week ended Edward Silvallion, of Amarillo, Tex. Forest Cali- cation City, and Arthur Bell of Wellesley
Week-end guests at Carbin hall were
ms. George H. Porkinson, Enid 'Okla',
Greene, Monkee, Margaret Daven, Llew-
nold Goldman, Elaine Blair, Leaven-
worth, Helen Putnam, Littler River, EI-
lene Greene, Emporia, Mary Wurst, Kau-
city, Lee Morisity, Independence,
Dorothy Newkirk, Ulka, Oda
Richard Graham of Peabody was a guest at the Alpha Tau Omega house the past week end.
Sunday dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house were Mrs. H. E. Kusak, Kingman; Gilbert Coen, Max Berry, and Gordon Bennett, Kansas City; Winton Corbett, Dick Bird, and Harold Euseon, Lawrence.
Virginia Rufi and Virginia Yates were
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dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma house yesterday.
Mary Cogrove, Fort Worth, Texas,
and Dorethy Morrison, Topeke, were dinner guests yesterday at the Theia K Alpha house.
Campus Comment
Ace says, "Be careful about handling your bridge partners. Senator Reed might be busy."
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JUNIOR PROM
The Biggest Party of the Year
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Famous North Carolinians Direct from Baker Hotel, Dallas, Texas
From Ten Till Two
Fri., March 13
Dates $2.50
Stags $2.50