PAGE THREE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1030 A12 UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN; LAWRENCE, KANSAS Society --in the season's best colors and styles. George A. Allen, B.S.28, of Kansas City, Kana, was a guest at the Sigma Alpha Epiphany house yesterday evening. Sigma Alpha Mu will entertain with a party at the chapter house tonight from 9 until 1 o'clock. The rooms will be decorated with purple and white balloons. Hughes Porter's orchestra from Kansas City will furnish the stage for C. B. Haffey, M. E. Browne, and Man Carolyn Barner will chaperon. The following guests will be present at the party: Milton Wilson of Kannan City, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kurofeld of Maitland City, Mrs. Ralph Walston of Lawrence. Kappa Phi announces the phdgings of three students. Mwillellia Carnevillia Stankiewicz, Mary Stanley, Jo Aum Grimeland, Elsaye Marie Carol Brew, Eliza Brown and Gladys Kroesch. Fledging tool phase Thursday night at 7 at Myers College. The marriage of Greta Woodson of Newkirk, Ohio, to Emmett St.水库 of Tahoe was identified as the case where it was identified with Tike Kourney's University of Kansas band for four Josephine Maxwell, president of the club, announces that there will be an other pledging service at Myers hall at 5 o'clock next Thursday afternoon. A no-rolled paddle party will be the feature of entertainment at the Delta Tahn Deluxe house to treat from 9 until 11. The theater's orchestra will play. The chapermen will include Mrs. Emma Funn, Mrs. P. H. Funn and Mrs. Edith Miller. The Baptist young people's union is having a hike and wine roast this evening at Smith's grove. They will leave the church at 5 p.m. and hike to the grove. The Rev. and Charles Cohen provide unfavorable weather for hiking, a sports party will be given at the church at the same hour. Dinner guests at the Alpha Delta Pi house. Wednesday evening were Gwen-dolyne Rox, Dorothea Taylor, and Dorothy Hyer. Albana Dolta Pi announces the pledging of Katherine Newman of Kansas City, Kan. Phi Gamma Delta will give a party night at the house from 9 until 11 o'clock. The decorations will give a touch of sophistication and his orchestra will furnish the music, while Prof. and Mrs. H. A. Rice and Mrs. Fannie B. McAdams will Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Nelson will be guests of the fraternity for the party. Announcements --in the season's best colors and styles. Jay James: We will leave for Manhattan at 9:20 tomorrow morning or the Santa Fe, and will return at 5:40. Shirley Casebier, President. Chaperon Saves Charges From Dreadful Mistake After all, housemates are of some use. At least that is what pledges of a certain security probably decided to do in the uncertain an unforetaste the other evening. In the meanwhile the active recruits to the kitchen ostensibly to prepare the salads, but with the secret purpose of baking the cookies of the active undercover to procure the baking soda from the pantry and proffer it to them. In this time that the housemother appeared on the scene and inquired as to what the girls were doing. They arrived at the housemother and the embarrassment of the active, upon which she began to look when they read in large letters on the side of the box the words "Salt Soils". It had been a memorable evening. Piccadilly had vigorously polished floors, and the hotel was warmly invitered. Now it was time for the final orders. They were each to take a chair. Want Ads FOR SALE Fence locker padlock keys made for door, trunk, auto locks. Right tools correctly sharpened. Treeway and Kurtz 832 Vermont. Dock 319. Union Pacific will operate special train as follows K. U.- K. S. A. C. FOOTBALL GAME OCTOBER 18th Special Round Trip Fares To Manhattan COE'S DRUG STROE We Deliver — Phone 521 Curb Service Sandwiches Plate Dinners, 35c Hillside Pharmacy 9th & Indiana Use Cromers "Stringent" (Manufactured by former K. U. chemist) Stringent . . . . . 30 Good Atomizer ... $1.00 Guard Against Colds Here are 200 titles including fiction, biography, science, philosophy, travel, humor and history from which to make your selections. GOING---- Lv. Lawrence 10:30 a.m. Ar. Manhattan 12:05 p.m. RETURNING---- Lv. Manhattan 6:00 p.m. Ar. Lawrence 7:35 p.m. WANTED: Typing, reasonable rates: Call R. D. Sowle at 2377 on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and on Sat- turdays. GOING--in the season's best colors and styles. LOST: White jewelled Elgin watch with a gold link either on 14th street or on Mass. ward. Call 1442 W. FARES 987 TAXI 987 When You Are Ready to KICKOFF To The Special Train Just Yell --- "9-8-7" DRESSMAKING—Sewing of all kinds alterations, remodeling, and coats reined. Reasonable prices. 1104 Ky Phone 1949 M. THE BOOK NOOK 1021 Massachusetts Campus Map—$1.00 Jayhawk Stationery $1.75 ROUND TRIP—Good only on Special Train leaving Lawrence October 18—returning same day. $2.81 ROUND TRIP—good going on October 17th and 18th returning October 20th—good on all trains. DOLLAR BOOKS For Information ask. Ticket Office, Union Pacific Phone 76 - Lawrence, Kan. -33 LOST in Union building, a Chemistry lecture notebook. Finder please return to office of Dr. Cady in Chemistry building-Re-: -31 FOR SALE: Black, fox-trimmed winter coat. Call Jane White at 898-33-2751 UNION PACIFIC Guffin Taxi Service Roomy New Cars Prompt Service Weather Forecast: Colder. Wanted: Fur coat for the K. U. Jayhawk— Wildcat preferred. Liliom Shows 3 - 7 - 9 WITH Charles FARRELL ROSE HOBART M.B. WARNER Attend the Matinee Novelty DICKINSON DRAMA that vibrates with heartthrobs, suspense and stirring romance! NOVELTY heretofore unn-trained! BEAUTY that sweeps outward to emotional heights. pictured with art and imagination! The weather man says— Mostly fair today with continued cold temperatures. We have a wonderful line of Fur Trimmed Coats Beaver Fitch Wolf Skunk $25.00 to $95.00 Vanity Fair Hosiery in Fall Shades $1.15 to $1.95 LOST: Man's lifetime black Sheafster per pen between Green Hall and west administration building, Wednesday Finder phone, call K32 office. For Prompt Battery Service Phone 4 Exide Batteries Fritz Co. The Variety and Quality of the pastry offered is the best in the city The Cafeteria Lovely new garments show all the delicate loveliness and attention to detail that is characteristic of fall mode. Delicate pastel shades LA MODE SHOPPE 917 Mass. PATEE Western Electric Sound System LAST TIMES TONITE "BRIGHT LIGHTS" SATURDAY ONLY LAST OF THE LONE WOLF OMANTIC CROOK DRAMA From a Story by JOUS JOSÉPH VANCE Fair ladies lose their boats—prime ministers lose their jobs—but Bert Lutel triumphs as the "Love Wolf," dashing adventure-- a pretty girl and a king and queen thrown to far good measure - a romantic thriller with a Added— "GENTLEMEN OF THE EVENING" Lew Fields in "SKIDDOO" and Cartoon Coming — Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday — "HALF SHOT AT SUNRISE" - LAGNIAPPE (New Orleans Piece) Something extra given over and over, and just as is expected or paid for; It takes Lagniappe $ ^{\star} $ to make the team... or a better shirt Blue, tan, green, and white croissant Blank, tan, green, and white croissant with coiled strawberries Blue, tan, green, and white croissant with chocolate chip cookies $2.50; Pieces of Pizza $1.99; Pieces of Shrimp $1.99; $1.99; SPEED, brawn ;; these are not enough. It takes that something extra, Lagniappe, to make the first squad. In merchandise, as among men, Laguipae is found ; in Wilson Brothers shirts, for instance. Broad chests, narrow waist, preshrink collars, staunch button holes, the style authority of Wilson Brothers Style Committee ; these, over and beyond low price and fine quality, make them "letter men" among shirts. $1.95, $2.50, $3.50, See them at your favorite haberdashers. Ask too about Flare, the multifold duratas that have no lining to bunch or wrinkle. WILSON BROTHERS Haberdashery CHICAGO • NEW YORK Skirt, necklace, bolero, pants, handkerchiefs, make-up, jewelry, brown shoes, blue jeans direction of WILLIAM BROTHER commissioned by WILLIAM BROTHER Ski Commision SAN FRANCISCO - AN梨纸 WURSTERANCE? if any warranty warrant work is manufacturer for rare cases William Browns, 328 W. Sir Lillian, Ironton, WI.