SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1931
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Hill Society
Call K. U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Alpha Omicron Pi Pledges Give Party
Alpha Omicron Ii fldes entertained the athletes with a sport party at the Mt. Vernon theater, a theatre played. Chapierones were Mrs. Frances Wilson, Mary M. Gilber and Robert L. Merrick.
Guests for the party included: Maiden Hilber and Lailerie Ryl of Tulahua Hilber, Sister of Anita Alvarez abeth Hibb, Stafford, Helen MacMarow, Mackville, F韦莱丽 Longchenke, Elmoreu Inniset Aibford, Iohana Wilma Inniset Aibfore,玛丽 Landisala, Sapilula, Okla.
Phi Delta Theta Entertains
With Formal Dinner-Dance
Triangle fraternity gave an informal dance at the Colonial Tea room last night. Music was furnished by Jimmy Sherrer and his orchestra.
Fiha Delta Thea entertained with a formal dinner-dance last night at the womens' lacrosse team. It was furnished by State Randall and it was chaperoned were Mrs. J. H. Kroemer,Ms. Farnham B. McAdamian Ms. Francis Perkins, Ms. Jude Macleaghan Perkins, and Ms. Jane Maclean
The chaperons were Mrs. Gertrude Pearson, Mrs. Charles Duffy, Mrs. El Lewis, and Miss Carolyn Barnes.
Triangles Entertain With Informal Dance
Guests for the party included Graham Kemmerer, Kim Babbot, Hakeyester, Kane, Sidney Treadway, Bill White, Council Gown, John Ruhn, Arkansas City; Tony Barbier, Great Bond Winter Corbett, Emperor Mary, Robert Lefkowitz and John W. Foster of Lawrence.
The following out-of-town guest were present: Helen Trater, Kansas City; Murray Arnold Barber, Mary Wurrd, Oklahoma City; Ernest Ernst Bock, Kansas City; Walter Kuever, Kansas City, Mo.; Herbert Hartung, Kansas City, Mo.; George Eggs, Topperi, Hoey Scriver, Wichita; Alex Newton, and John Brendan, Enidora
Gamma Phi Beta Gives Informal Dancing Party
The members of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority entertained with an informal party Friday night at the chapter house Chapereans were Mr. P. H. Klinkenburg, Mrs. Farnie M., Mrs. P. H. Klinkenburg, and Mrs. Ralph Beldwin.
Miss Wurst, Miss Barber, and Mr. Hartung will be dinner guests today.
Out of town guests were Mrs. H, M.
Haskins, Kingman; Dorothy and Lacille
Herdenrast, Pauline Christian, Kansas
City; Margaret Amos,umbled; Katherine
Brueck, Paula; Erice Wallace,
Margaret Harrington; and Martha
Harrington, Lalitha
Arlie Simmons and his orchestra fur nished the music.
Sigma Kappa Gives Initiates Banquet
Sigma Kappa held a banquet last night in honor of their new initiates. The guests included Grace Piel, Mildred McGee,МИnder Decker, Mrs. L. M. Lyons, Martha Daniels, and Mrs. Laundry MacNeill, and Mrs. Leigh Churchill, St. Joseph, Mary Olathe; Mrs. Ruth Litchen and Mated Richard of Lawrence.
Mrs. Watson Lutea was toastmess at the dinner and toasts were given by Caroleyn Rob Houser, Harriette Blair, Margaret Margretz Roberts and Mrs Lichen.
The initiates were Harriette Blair, Lorenzo Mary Lyons, St. Joseph Wilma McNutt, and James L. McGraw, City Mo., Bett Jeff, Springhill; Neva Ewing, Goff, and Mary Virginia Smith
The pledges of Kappa Alpha Theta entertained with their traditional "Black Cat" tea at the chapter house yesterday after 303 Guests of the tea were invited to cate, with black and gold ribbons, the neckties's color, around their necks.
Alpha Gamma Delta
Gives New Members Banquet
Kappa Alpha Theta Pledges Give Annual 'Black Cat' Tea
--for the PROM is a social obligation
Alpha Gamma Delta entertained with a banquet in honor of their new initiates and invited them to the reception included: Pauline Barben, Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds Barnes, Clarence Holmes, Mary Kelley Williams, and Sally Evilott, Virginia Moling, and Lucius Kansas City, Mo.; and Vivienne Kanes
German Club Will Have Informal Meeting Thursday
It is the custom of Alma Gamma Delta to present a large silver loving cup to the pledge that participates in the greatest number of Hill activities during the summer, in a pledge. Betty Kelleogg of Clay Academy was the winner of the cup this year.
The initiates were: Jean Arbuckle Sterling; Margaret Calahan, Rosedeal Bernice Grizzell, Clafnin; Ruth Hoehler
An informal social meeting of the German club will be held in room 313 of Fraser, Thursday evening at 7:30.
Tea will be served and F. S. M. McKeen will play modern German records and show modern German song. Mr. McKeen announced that guests will be welcome.
The program will consist of "German Folk Songs" sung by Miss L. J. Lasher, and "Classical German Songs," sung by M. M. E. Fitzgerald, M. E. Miss Robert will play the life and restu诗 poems of the famous German lyric past Friedrich Holdlerin.
Dinner guests at the Deli Upson
house today will be Mr. and Mrs. L.
H Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gregg,
and Mr. and Mrs. Houk of Lawrence.
Sigma Kappa Mothers Meet
The Signa Kappa妈蒂's club ment Friday at the home of Mrs. Frank Skofak. The next meeting will hold at the home of Mrs. Frank Skofak.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Alpha Mu house Friday night were Charles Abrams, Lawrence; and Marjorie Safferon, Kansas City, Mo.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon hour today will be Jane Price, Mary Margaret Marshwood, Virginia Derby, Martha Clayton Anderson, and Charles Cleverenger, Wichita.
Valerie Swenson of Kansas City, Mo. is a week-end guest at the Delta Zeta house.
Since You Got Fooled About Spring Being Nearly Here. Why Don't You Bring in Your Shoes and Let Us Fix Them While You Wait?
Week-end guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house are Dorothy Taylor and Dorothy Kanssar, Kansas City, Mo; and Dorothy Johnson and Dorothy Johnson of El Dorado.
The following are guests at Corbin hall this week-end: Mrs. George H Parkinson, Enid, Okla; Mrs. L, L. Orr; Kingman; M, E. C. Greene; Mankato; Emperor, Emporia; Margaret Davis, Linet, Dr. Wimworth; and Mrs. Condice Wahl, Rock
Prof. W. R. Smith, of the School of Education, was the representative of the University at the dedication of the new Coffeyville high school last week.
Electric Shoe Shop
1017 Mass. and Shine Pastor 11 W. Ninth
While you enjoy your drink, listen to some "Hit of the Week" which we still have on sale for you at 15c.
One of Our Malted Milks Will Satisfy Your Appetite Sunday Night.
Rankin's Drug Store
"Handy for Students"
Phone 678
11th & Mass
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Miss Josephine Blades of the Spanish department is a dinner guest at the Alpha Delta Pi house today.
Mrs. Sanford Manker is a guest at the Phi Delta Phi house.
Seldon Swop of Kansas City, Mo,
is a week-end guest at the Phi Kappa
Pel house.
William Lynn of Fredonia is a week end guest at the Alpha Chi Sigma house
Ralph and Robert Venger of Macks-
ville, Kan., are week-end guests at
the Stigma Phi Epsilon house.
Ki Piapka Alpha had as its guests this morning the late Dr. Robert Tatum from the chapter at the University of Missouri. They spoke to the members of the local chapter on "The Mormon Temple."
Week-end guests in the Pi Beta
house are: Theobaea Morgen, and Elaeon
Mayer Trior of Wichita and Katherine
Tronley, St. Louis.
Prudence Stillman of Kansas City, Mo., is a week-end guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
Mrs. W. T. Hancock and Poly Hancko of Tolsa, Oka., are week-end guests of Jean Hancock at the Alpha Xi Delta house.
A
CORSAGE
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West Hills District
After making inquiry he learned that he could own a home and live in West Hills with its advantages, utilities, and tax free at a lower cost than anywhere else.
Some one said: "I cannot afford to live in West Hills."
Women's Self Governing Ass'n.
Election, Wed., March 11, 1931
POLLS
DELS
Central
Administration
Building
Open
8:30 A. M.
to
5:00 P. M.
FOR PRESIDENT
For Vice-president:
MYRA LITTLE
FVELYN SWARTHOUT
V
Duties of the President
Dorothy A. Arnold Catherine Owen
Duties of Point System Manager
For Point System Manager:
Has charge of general supervision of regulating and enforcing the point system.
To call and preside at all meetings, to appoint from the Association at large members to share committee work with the members of the Executive Council, to act alone in all cases, to implement a resolution to Council团结 together, and to report such action to the Council.
Eleanor Mitchell
Ruth Spindler
To assume the duties of president in the case of her absence, to be president of the House Presidents' Committee and of the Judiciary Committee.
Duties of the Vice-president
For Secretary:
Lela Hackney
Katherine Morris
Hazel Slocum
Duties of the Secretary
To perform the duties regularly pertaining to the office, to determine eligibility of candidates.
Daties of College Representative
For College Representative:
Josephine Henry
Ethel Hornbuckle
Laura Judd
To act as chairman of the vocational guidance program.
MEET
The Candidates
at Tea
Monday and Tuesday
Myers Hall
3:00 P. M.
to
5:00 P. M.
For Treasurer:
Duties of the Treasurer
To perform those duties that regularly pertain to that office.
Kathleen Asher
Evelyn Grizzell
Clarice Short
For Fine Arts Representative:
Martha Mae Baugh
Caroline Rob House
Dorothy Moore
Helen Stockwell
Faire Voran
Duties of School of Fine Arts Representative
To act as chairman of the social committee, has charge of all W. S.G.A. teas.
CLASS OFFICERS
SENIOR
Vice-President and Secretary of each class shall act as class representative on the Executive Council.
For Vice-president:
Christine Fink
Alice Fontron
Susan Hudson
Ida Parrott
Anna Marie Sellars
For Secretary:
SOPHOMORE
Olga Wallace Mary Webb
For Vice-president:
Emogene Davis
Della Deen Dodge
Letha Lemon
Virginia Rufi
Veneta Slepake
Zelma Snydal
Marie Wachter
For Secretary:
Audra Counter
Eleanor Higgins
Maxine Morgan
Emmy Lou Sutton
JUNIOR
For Vice-president:
Virginia Canham
Marjorie Luxton
Oleta Markham
Jean Taylor
Nancy Wilcox
For Secretary:
Helen Gilchrist Berta Willhelmy
"It's Your Duty to Vote"