WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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SOCIETY
Fi Upsilon fraternity announces the pledging of Edward Barber of Kansas City, Mo.
Dick O'Neil, c34 was a dinner guest at the Phi Kappa Psi house last night.
Marneen Scott, c'23, and John M. Hardman, a former student at the University and a member of Delta Tau University, will be home of Miss Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Scott of Frant. Miss Scott recently withheld from the University
Mr. Hardman's father is C. L. Hardman of the C. L. Hardman Lumber company or 'akeeney.
The couple plan to spend their honeymoon in Los Angeles. They will make their home in Salina, where Mr. Hardman now lives.
Charles F. Porter, c24, and Virginia F. Porter, student, fields veterinary faculty, has lent the law in Lawrence Tuesday by the Rev. Alfred D. Grey pastor of the Congregational Church.
The bride is a member of Chi Omega security. Foster is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Porter who now live in Lawrence but who previously resided in Lawrence.
A carnival will be the theme of the Annual Presidential student banquet to be held tomorrow evening at the Gymnasium on Wednesday, streets at 6:15 cck. The entire program will be carried out in the carnival themes and the descriptions will be con-
The numbers on the program are to be on board; chief baby浩磊, Goose Chow, Dylan Jenkins, Kanakdrab Fna; his barker, Kenneth Bouldin; the construction,
The group singing for the banquet will be led by Ralph Graves.
Kappa Phi held a meeting last night at Myers Hall in honor of former members who are now doing work in the school. The dales were lighted in honor of Ruth Dressleu, A.B.47, Kinkang, China; Letsa Hoffer, Chicago, USA; Gretel B.17, Fort Worth, Texas; Eloise Smith, A.B.27, Tokyo, Japan; Gladys Hobert, Hawaii, Santa Cruz, Kansas; Sue Kirchner, New York, New York; Pauline Smith, A.B.27, Nagasaki; Jaehn Olton, A.B.21, New York; Jason Olton, A.B.21, New York; Fauke Franks, North Dakota; Marie Sparer, Thougua, Burma; Rose Rite, M20, Livermore, Calif.; Sidonie Shifer, St. Louis, Missouri; Marie Honorary members, Nana Kisanga Island of Conception, Chile; and Mrs. Frank Kimberly of Smith Creek, Calif.
Letters from Eloise Smith, Ruth Daniell, Pauline Smith, and Caira Pinnatt wrote to the chair of the lab that had charge of the meeting and Evelyn Armstrong led the devotations.
The K. U. Dames hold a bridge meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. K. U. Dames, Ms. Hal Aldermen, stone, Mrs. Hal Aldermen, and Mrs. A. L. Morrow assisted Mrs. Mores during
The Alpha Gamma Delta security which is a charge of the W-SOA, it charges for its central Administration building today. M.B. R. O. Hunain, housemother of Mr. B. R.
The officers of the club, who are Emily Ball, Lela Hackney, Josephine Edinounds and Eshar Leigh, assisted Miss Husband in receiving the guests.
Miss Agnes Husband entertained the fifty-two members of the University Women's Glee club at tea from 4 to 6 p.m. at her burg, 907 West Twelfth.
More than 182,000 meals were served last year at an average of 26c per meal.
There is a reason
THE CAFETERIA
in your Memorial Union
KENNEDY
Plumbing Co.
937 Mass. St. Phone 65
General Electric
Refrigerators
Miss Irene Pepody poured at the ten table, which was spread with an Italian embroidered cloth, and held a center-ring. She draped a gold Gallup and Catherine Owen served. Marlo Miller invited the guests to the table, where she displayed the color scheme of yellow and white.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Hurke of Lawrence to Max L. Hamilton of Beloit took place Saturday, Nov. 1, in Lawrence.
Mr. Hamilton is a junior at the University of Kansas School of Law and a member of Delta Tau Delta
Treta Epison entered the pledges of the sorority at an informal dinner at the home of the Rev. Charles Thomas last night. The pledges will remain at the home of the sorority next Friday night at the home of the Reverend Mr. Thomas.
Farmers Most Numerous Among Students' Parent
Phi Chi Delta met at Westminster hall last night. The members dressed dolls and made gifts for a missionary girl in need of an annual banquet, which is being given at the Presbyterian church Thursday at 10 a.m., students on the Hill was discussed.
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Berber, Mint Dealer
Canyon, Mile Markerless
European
Chef
Chefbook
Chinese
Chipotle
City Employee
City Official
Elite Employee
Cork, Mile Markers
Cork, City Court
Cost Dealer
Bank
Collector
Corporate Enthusiast
Conference Enthusiast
Conference Employer,
etc.
Food Chef
Food Chef
County Official or Employee
Berkshire
Caribbean, Carrier
Inventor
Industrial
Industry
Decorator
Retailer
Defragrant
Enumerator
Enterprise Publisher
Canyon, Mile Markerless
Electrical Enthusiast
Engineer, Electr. Pwc., Co. Employee,
etc.
Employer, Mile Markers
Fireman
Farm
Former, Mile Markers
Your name
printed
on any
fountain
pen
free of
charge.
Any pen,
any time
"Handy to Students"
Rankin's Drug Store
Garage Owner, Operator or Mechanic
Government Service
Dairy Manager
Grassroots or Sand Duster
Graveler or Sand Duster
Handwerker Expert
Handwerker Expert
Halifax Man
Halifax Man
Halifax Man
Halifax Man
Insurance Agent
Insurance Agent
Jachelor
Jachelor
Joumillemot
Laborer
Laborer
Gardiner
Laundry, Dry Cleaning
Laundry, Dry Cleaning
Laundry, Dry Cleaning
Operator
Light Stock Commission
Light Stock Commission
Manufacturer, Bill Owners, etc.
Lumber, Bldg., Material Dealer
Malt
Malt
Manufacturer or Superintendent, Micellaneous
Manufacturer or Superintendent, Micellaneous
Most Packing, Micellaneous
Mechanical Knotter
Mechanical Knotter
Miller
Miller
Warehouse Employee
Master Warehouse Employee
Mistress
Mistress
Mistress
Bishop
Mistress
Montreal Dollar
Montreal Dollar
Picture Theater
Minion
Norwegian
Norwegian
Micellaneous
Oil and Gas, micellaneous
Oil and Gas, micellaneous
Culinary师
Culinary师
Pallet Maker
Pallet Maker
Pharmier
Pharmier
Surgeon, Specialist
Photoysher
Cons Teller
Physician
Physician
Service
Service
Micellaneous
Polityahine
Polityahine
Frauder Funder
Frauder Funder
Physicians
Physicians
Surgeon, Specialist
Collector
Collector
Mail Worker
Mail Worker
Postmaster
Social Director, House Mother, etc.
Service
Speech
Poetry
State emancipation, miscellaneous
Memorial service
Monumentary Secretary
Worship leader
Washburn, Empress
Washington, Empress
Workshop
Teacher
Delivery
Telegrammer
Telegrammer
Service
Travel Solomon
Travel Solomon
Transmitter
Umbrella
Vehicle Reporter
Vehicle Reporter
Vehicle Reporter
Wholesale, miscellaneous
Name, or not given
Name, or not given
Announcements
There will be a meeting of the Quack club tonight at 8 p.m.
--over Bell's Music Store
Caroline Rob House, president.
Start Now--over Bell's Music Store
DICKINSON
To learn the latest dance steps before you go home for the holidays.
We have lady instructors for the gentleman and gentleman instructors for the ladies.
Marion Rice Dance Studio
Attend the Matinee
Last Times Tonite
Last Hunted Trouble Harold Lloyd in "FEET FIRST"
Showing Thursday Thru Saturday
That Laugh Riot with the Paris Label!
GOING TO THE GAME?
Of course you're going—Everybody you know will be there, snuggled up warm in smart togs that young moderns wear to foot ball games.
Spectator Suits
Just the comfortable costume that makes you really unrestrained in your rooting and gives rein to your excited energies. Smartly fashioned tan colored Llama Pac and Timme tuft jackets with tailored skirts of tweed in Red, Green, and Brown—Beres to match—
$15
Ultra-Smart Coats Lapin Trimmed
Good looking, practical coats in rich soft diagonal basket weave — Youthful belted styles with large collars and new sleeve treatments — beautifully lined with silk crepe. Coats you will wear with assurance at the stadium at afterward to dinner in town. Priced beginning at—
And don't forget to take along one of these smart new INFORMAL FROCKS for the festivities that follow the game. New mid-season frocks styled in the modern manner—and in colors that are bound to be victorious for they are the season's smartest.
$25
Smart Felt Hats
To wear with your sports costume. Pert little off-the-face models. Tilted brims, shallow crowns, styled to show your curls. New mid-season colors.
$15 to $25
$1.95, the Wools, $1.00 and on
Wide Web.
HOSIERY
Stadium swagger and stadium swank—reaching their climax as the football season nears its close—are to the wise merely the "knowing" use of those clever all important little accessories.
$4.95
$2.95 to $4.95
Main Floor
"A Pats." from silk chiffons to grand silk net hose or smart woolen ones, is just the note that makes one's costume for the game properly sporting. The net stockings—
HAND BAGS
"Pigskin" for one of the most important items of the day, the football, and "Capeskin" for the gloves, one of the other important accessories—Choose a pair of Bacamo cape
"Stretching" between halves will be a wel
l experience. The bag is black and colors
black and colors to match your outfit.
$2.95 and more
Main Floor
BLANKETS
$3.50 to $15.00
"I'd Die for Dear Old K. U.", but what's the use of freezing to keep when you can keep warm with a gayly patterned wool or fleece? I'll stick to a size—size to wrap in without being bulky
SCARFS
"One yard to go." —There are moments when the妙 is a lot. But here's less than a yard of silk scarf in gray colors that's even more important to a spectator—
$1.95 and upward
SHOES
"A kick, a kick," and he boots it over proudly, but the girl in the stand who wears these oxfords of suede or calf skin is just as justic in kicking them about—to show off her gloves.
$7.50 and $10 Second Floor
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ETTA
KETT
The Old Pig Skin Game!
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By
Paul Robbison