FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24.1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Society
The Thursday dinner guests at Cotin hall were: Mrs. Verner Smith, Mr Ray Underwood, Miss Glynn Hilsa, and Miss Eibel Joy Williams.
Miss Dale Thompson, 26, was married Saturday, Oct. 18, to Rhydward Dane Brown. His son, Aiden Brown, is affiliated with Alpha Delta Pi sorority. After Nov. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Brown attended the funeral.
An announcement of the engagement of Miss Mary E. Engel, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. E. F. Engel, to Ted Burdens, of Los Angeles, was made Wed-night, meeting at a bridge dinner given by Ms. Engel, counselor to her daughter.
Wesley Foundation will hold a party tomorrow at 8 p.m. on the 10th street near Market Street. A novel entertainment has been arranged which will feature the playing of music.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Chi house last evening included Prof. Henry Werner, Winston Kirkpatrick, Noble Mackey, John Uplinger, Mac Bichet, and Bob Uplinger.
Kappa Pià announces the pledging of Marie Chubb, Gwendolyn Holt, Leona Jersey, Josephine Dunsheer, Vedda Jarman, Jillian Rivers, Garnet Harnett, Bernice Cleray Snyder and Gwendolyn Thorpe. Special pledging services were held last night at a
Phi chapter of Alpha Chi Omega has issued invitations to the faculty of the University to a ten to be given Thursday, Oct. 20.
Fi Beta Phi sorority has issued invi-
tations for a faculty tea to be given at
the chapter house Sunday, from 3:30
until 5 p. m.
Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley are holding a reception for members of the University faculty from 8:39 until 11 this evening in Spooner-Thayer School of Medicine, from the University School of Medicine in Kansas City.
Sigma Kappa sorority will give a party for its pledges Nov. 1.
Kappa Ela Kappa fraternity entertained last evening with a dinner dance from 6 until 8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. A. Alexander of Maize, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Stylias, to James Devere Anderson, son of Mrs. Thebert Anderson of Augusta. The data for the marriage has not been
Miss Alexander is a graduate of the Friends University, Wichita, where she graduated from the University of Texas at Bella Vista Phi, and University Women's club. Mr. Anderson was graduated from the University of Kansas where he was a student at KU and Bhadamandhia. For the past two years he has been instructor of Spanish and English at the Harvard high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Farris are at home a 831 East 52nd street, Chicago.
A announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Helen Margaret Paup to John W. Parrish on Sept. 26. Mrs. Parrish is the fifth year student following her graduation from the University of Wichita, Mr. Parrish was graduated from the University of Kansas and now in complete completion at the Chicago College of Gennedy.
The Pi Upolation fraternity announce the pledging of Robert Burkholder o Ableng, Kansas.
Theta Tau announces the pledgin of Clayton Ott, e34.
100 Applicants for Rifle Club
160 Aspirants for Rifle Club
The total number of women who are spirited about rifles in the Women's Rifle club has increased to slightly over 160. The women are armed with the present time but will begin actual firing on the range in about two weeks. The women's rifle club is coaching the club, some free results are showing up in the preliminary
May Register Till 10 p. m.
The registration of voters in the city of Newark will be necessary for Registration will be necessary before ballots will be given students coming to town. Students must pass classes. Students from town of the third and fourth classes may secure alternate positions.
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Werner Believes Manhattan Students Above Statements in Kansas State Collegian
"I consider the intelligence of the student body at Manhattan too highly esteemed, and I find no opinion about the University students as appeared in the Kansas State College newspaper," said the assistant adviser, said today in referring to an editorial that appeared in that pa
The article which concerns alleged actions of the University men at the Kansas State-Kansas football game was published in The Collegiate newspaper, recently.
"A mighty spectacle, exclusive of that enacted on the Agile gridroom, was the grand entrance to their parents over the past week-end as the delegates from the "cultural center of Kansas campus" it was real, "it wasreal," this spectacle the Kansas student body offered, and had all of the armaments of a university guarded of the amount of limitation that had to be made a part of the university's mission. The success of the University crowd over the past week-end will go down in history is a genuine and lavish show of ass-
'Agles Are Backward'
"We'll admit that as Aggies we are pulled to be a little backward in the matter of having a good time. We don't know what it is to be upwainth, but I don't care. We need an A.B. degree and therefore can't get culture. We are faced at all times with the vision of a plow awaiting us to train for it. We need instructions in the ways of the wily outside world, we want to learn how to drink and eat, we want to attract attention, we want to be real college boys, so please, Lord, send the "cultured" boys down again to
"We've often wondered just what that outfit up there thought we were going to wear," she said, if it they had thought about anything. It seems that the decision of the outsiders favor the latter for they have an advantage over the others in boys had thought at all they wouldn't have put on their extravaganza of assasination outfits when they could not the sappetum sanctum of their respective eating houses where it could be a big deal. The special spectability with KU, cultural axioms
'Had Big Shot Attitude'
"We are particularly impressed by the big shot attitude of the delegation at large. Most of them were awful. None of the others were successful at looking the big part. They were impressive and one felt that he was really looking at us at a glance. The other
"A movie critic's remarks concern the performances at the variances Friday and Saturday nights would read more than one. The show was presented at the Wareham ballroom by the K. U. Stock company Friday and Saturday nights of last week before a packed and disgusted house performance, and by a very well mannered audience who showed a disdainful attitude toward the major part of the acting but took the joke famously when it became clear that the role could do. It was evident from the time the curtain rose that the K. U. company was as usual unencooled in
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its line and the audience composed mostly of Aggies made excuses in abundance for the burlesque. Principals in the play were picked from the Sigma Chi chapter from Lawrence and supported by numerous other Greek organizations.
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"The疹点 was a notch purpose in that they allowed the Ag. to get on the stage with the style of the K. U. company. It was rumored that the show would be played by an actor named Blake Wareham is able to get his playhouse back in shape during that period."
Mr. Werner said that the intelligence of the Aggies was above such expression of opinion. It is thought that the person who wrote the article was pro-American, and he defecated, and attempted to relieve the envision by writing the editorial.
A copy of this letter was received by the Times on Tuesday with a suggestion that it be published in the Daily Kaman. The letter stated "the endosed article will expire the next day."
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"We in the Middle West are leading the student newspaper movement." Dan Gallup empire of journalism is one of the strongest journalism schools are here and shows us how to show an interest in the subject.
Paul Johnson, of Arkansas City, next talked on the contributions the small high school car can make to a college. The school was the most important place in the small communities and for that reason the school dealt with news from a
H. C. Brown of Independence, said in discussing the relationship between college and junior high school. "Just two junior colleges in Kansas have newspapers, and the others find new printed materials in university publications."
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Morris Meyer, president of the Kansas Council of teachers and supervisors, was in charge of the meeting.
Residents From First and Second Class Cities Must Register
Prof. C, V. Kent is to speak at the Sigma Pi SI meeting at 4:30 Monday. He will discuss the relation of physics and psychology.
A large number of students will have to register before they can vote in the primary election. Students come from a town which is not claused as first or second class will be eligible for voting.
Geologist Visits University
Registration closes in Lawrence tonight. It will be possible for anyone to register if they are a town not classed as first or second. One may do this by going to the polls and asking for absence ballot which is returned from town from which the student comes. It will not be necessary to register if the last general election care of in the last general election.
John B. Resoide Jr, government geologist, arrived here yesterday from central Colorado where he spent most of the summer. He is visiting K. M. Elas, geologist at the University and member of the State Geological Survey of Kan-
Mr. Reside has been conferring with students on geological problems and doing some work in paleontology. He plans to leave tomorrow or Sunday.
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